Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that Judge Kimbler imposed the following sentences in criminal cases on Thursday, February 24, 2011:
Perry Hermansen, 39, of Howe Street in Lodi, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Trafficking in Drugs within the Vicinity of a School or Juvenile, a third-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Daniel Kurtz III, 20, of Renwood Drive in Parma, was sentenced to two years of community control sanctions on one count of Theft of Credit Cards, a fifth-degree felony. He was ordered to pay $268 in restitution.
Dustin Niemann, 23, of Lincoln Avenue in Brunswick, was sentenced to six months in jail on one count of Trafficking in Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
David Sidwell, 33, of Laurel Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Drugs and one count of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Monday, October 25, 2010
Judge Kimbler Criminal Sentences for October 21, 2010
On Thursday, October 21, 2010, Judge Kimbler imposed sentences in criminal cases. The names of the defendants and the sentences imposed are as follows:
Christi L. Leprevost, 35, of Whitney Road in Strongsville, Ohio, was put on non-residential community control sanctions for one of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler put her under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for three years; ordered her driver’s license suspended for six months; ordered her to perform 24 hours of community service; ordered her not to consume or possess alcoholic beverages while on supervision; and ordered her to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. In the event that she violates these conditions, Judge Kimbler ordered a six month prison sentence.
Tyler L. Jones, 46, of Rockwood Avenue in Oil City, Pennsylvania was sentenced to six months in prison for Drug Possession, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 85 days he spent in the Medina County Jail prior to sentencing. Judge Kimbler also suspended his driver’s license for six months.
Lisa M. Terrill, 29, of Water Street in Wadsworth was sentenced to one year in prison for Theft, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave her credit for 92 days served prior to the imposition of her sentence. Although indicted for both Theft and Receiving Stolen Property she could only be sentenced on one of the two counts because they are allied offenses of similar import. The State of Ohio elected to have Judge Kimbler sentence her on the Theft charge.
Zachary R. Howard, 33, of Water Street in Wadsworth, Ohio was sentenced to one year and six months in prison for two counts of Theft, both fourth degree felonies, and one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler ordered that he serve one year in prison for the two theft charges and six months for the receiving charge. The sentences for the two theft charges run concurrently but the prison sentence for the receiving charge runs consecutively to the other two sentences. Judge Kimbler also gave him credit for 91 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing.
Jennifer F. Seaton, 26 of Wooster Street in Lodi, Ohio was sentenced to eight months in prison for Theft, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave her credit for 61 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing.
Desiree M. O’Neill, 25, of Judita Drive in Brunswick, Ohio was sentenced to non-residential community control sanctions for two counts of Drug Trafficking, both fifth degree felonies. Judge Kimbler put her under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for five years; ordered her to do 24 hours of community service; ordered her to get a drug-alcohol assessment at Solutions Behavioral Health Center; she is to have no contact with her co-defendant; submit to all drug and alcohol testing and be arrested on first positive finding; and pay court costs, supervision fees, and drug testing fees as ordered by the Court. In the event she violates the conditions of her supervision, she will be sent to prison for two years.
Alex R. Huffman, 25, of Remsen Road in Medina, Ohio was sentenced to non-residential community control sanctions for one count of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, a first degree misdemeanor. The sanctions include supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department for two years; 24 hours of community service; obtain drug/alcohol counseling through the Veterans’ Administration and follow all treatment recommendations; no possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages while under supervision; pay restitution of $500.00; pay court costs and a community control sanctions fee; and submit to drug and alcoholic testing. In the event that Mr. Huffman violates these conditions he will serve 180 days in the county jail.
Jeffery L. Wiseman, Jr., 30, of Spyglass Hill Drive in Brunswick, Ohio was sentenced for three counts of Drug Trafficking, all fourth degree felonies. Judge Kimbler sentenced him to non-residential community control sanctions. The sanctions include three years of supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department; 180 days of home incarceration; drug/alcohol assessment and treatment at a state certified agency; a one year license suspension; payment of court costs and a community control sanction fee; and weekly attendance at AA/NA meetings. Judge Kimbler ordered that if Mr. Wiseman violates these conditions, he will serve an 18 month prison sentence.
Jesse M. Naumilket, 22, of Station Road in Medina, Ohio was sentenced for one count of Drug Trafficking, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler sentenced him to non-residential community control sanctions. These sanctions included three years supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department; 24 hours of community service; a six month license suspension; and payment of court costs and a monthly community control sanctions fee. If Mr. Naumilket doesn't comply with the above conditions, he will serve a six month prison term.
Bobby L. Sallee, 27, of Bank Street in Lodi, Ohio was sentenced to one year in prison for Theft and Forgery, both fifth degree felonies. The prison sentences will be served concurrently. Court costs were waived.
Douglas S. Kirtley, 24, of North Geyers Chapel Road in Smithville, Ohio was sentenced for Drug Possession. He was sentenced to a residential community control sanction of up to six months at the Lorain County Community Based Correctional Facility. When he is released he will be under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for a three year period. He was also ordered to do 24 hours of community service; obtain a drug-alcohol assessment and abide by all aftercare recommendations; and a six month license suspension. If he violates the terms of his supervision, he will serve a one year prison sentence. Court costs and community control sanction fees were waived.
Christi L. Leprevost, 35, of Whitney Road in Strongsville, Ohio, was put on non-residential community control sanctions for one of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler put her under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for three years; ordered her driver’s license suspended for six months; ordered her to perform 24 hours of community service; ordered her not to consume or possess alcoholic beverages while on supervision; and ordered her to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. In the event that she violates these conditions, Judge Kimbler ordered a six month prison sentence.
Tyler L. Jones, 46, of Rockwood Avenue in Oil City, Pennsylvania was sentenced to six months in prison for Drug Possession, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 85 days he spent in the Medina County Jail prior to sentencing. Judge Kimbler also suspended his driver’s license for six months.
Lisa M. Terrill, 29, of Water Street in Wadsworth was sentenced to one year in prison for Theft, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave her credit for 92 days served prior to the imposition of her sentence. Although indicted for both Theft and Receiving Stolen Property she could only be sentenced on one of the two counts because they are allied offenses of similar import. The State of Ohio elected to have Judge Kimbler sentence her on the Theft charge.
Zachary R. Howard, 33, of Water Street in Wadsworth, Ohio was sentenced to one year and six months in prison for two counts of Theft, both fourth degree felonies, and one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler ordered that he serve one year in prison for the two theft charges and six months for the receiving charge. The sentences for the two theft charges run concurrently but the prison sentence for the receiving charge runs consecutively to the other two sentences. Judge Kimbler also gave him credit for 91 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing.
Jennifer F. Seaton, 26 of Wooster Street in Lodi, Ohio was sentenced to eight months in prison for Theft, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave her credit for 61 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing.
Desiree M. O’Neill, 25, of Judita Drive in Brunswick, Ohio was sentenced to non-residential community control sanctions for two counts of Drug Trafficking, both fifth degree felonies. Judge Kimbler put her under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for five years; ordered her to do 24 hours of community service; ordered her to get a drug-alcohol assessment at Solutions Behavioral Health Center; she is to have no contact with her co-defendant; submit to all drug and alcohol testing and be arrested on first positive finding; and pay court costs, supervision fees, and drug testing fees as ordered by the Court. In the event she violates the conditions of her supervision, she will be sent to prison for two years.
Alex R. Huffman, 25, of Remsen Road in Medina, Ohio was sentenced to non-residential community control sanctions for one count of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, a first degree misdemeanor. The sanctions include supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department for two years; 24 hours of community service; obtain drug/alcohol counseling through the Veterans’ Administration and follow all treatment recommendations; no possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages while under supervision; pay restitution of $500.00; pay court costs and a community control sanctions fee; and submit to drug and alcoholic testing. In the event that Mr. Huffman violates these conditions he will serve 180 days in the county jail.
Jeffery L. Wiseman, Jr., 30, of Spyglass Hill Drive in Brunswick, Ohio was sentenced for three counts of Drug Trafficking, all fourth degree felonies. Judge Kimbler sentenced him to non-residential community control sanctions. The sanctions include three years of supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department; 180 days of home incarceration; drug/alcohol assessment and treatment at a state certified agency; a one year license suspension; payment of court costs and a community control sanction fee; and weekly attendance at AA/NA meetings. Judge Kimbler ordered that if Mr. Wiseman violates these conditions, he will serve an 18 month prison sentence.
Jesse M. Naumilket, 22, of Station Road in Medina, Ohio was sentenced for one count of Drug Trafficking, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler sentenced him to non-residential community control sanctions. These sanctions included three years supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department; 24 hours of community service; a six month license suspension; and payment of court costs and a monthly community control sanctions fee. If Mr. Naumilket doesn't comply with the above conditions, he will serve a six month prison term.
Bobby L. Sallee, 27, of Bank Street in Lodi, Ohio was sentenced to one year in prison for Theft and Forgery, both fifth degree felonies. The prison sentences will be served concurrently. Court costs were waived.
Douglas S. Kirtley, 24, of North Geyers Chapel Road in Smithville, Ohio was sentenced for Drug Possession. He was sentenced to a residential community control sanction of up to six months at the Lorain County Community Based Correctional Facility. When he is released he will be under the supervision of the Medina County Adult Probation Department for a three year period. He was also ordered to do 24 hours of community service; obtain a drug-alcohol assessment and abide by all aftercare recommendations; and a six month license suspension. If he violates the terms of his supervision, he will serve a one year prison sentence. Court costs and community control sanction fees were waived.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Judge Kimbler Sentences Two Defendants Who Assaulted County Inmate to Prison
Judge Kimbler has sentenced James E. Polanski, 27, and Logan P. Clark, 22, both of whom are inmates in the Lorain Correctional Institution to one year in prison for Attempted Aggravated Assault, a fifth degree felony. The victim in the assault was an inmate of the Medina County Jail who was in jail due to being charged with a sex offense. The State of Ohio alleged that both Polanski and Clark were aided in the attempted assault by a Medina County Corrections Officer. The Corrections Officer was also indicted for this offense, and his case is still pending.
Both Polanski and Clark entered guilty pleas to the assault charge. Although both were charged with more serious offenses, the State agreed to amend the charges in exchange for the men telling the County Prosecutor’s Office what they knew about the case. Both men also agreed to testify if the charge against the Corrections Officer goes to trial.
Polanski entered his change of plea on August 16, 2010 and Clark entered his change of plea on October 12, 2010. Judge Kimbler sentenced Polanski on October 7, 2010 and sentenced Clark on October 12, 2010.
Both Polanski and Clark entered guilty pleas to the assault charge. Although both were charged with more serious offenses, the State agreed to amend the charges in exchange for the men telling the County Prosecutor’s Office what they knew about the case. Both men also agreed to testify if the charge against the Corrections Officer goes to trial.
Polanski entered his change of plea on August 16, 2010 and Clark entered his change of plea on October 12, 2010. Judge Kimbler sentenced Polanski on October 7, 2010 and sentenced Clark on October 12, 2010.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Judge Christopher Collier's Criminal Docket for Monday, October 4, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following defendants appeared in Judge Collier's courtroom for criminal cases on Monday, October 4, 2010:
James Brooks, 33, of Chestnut Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to 14 months in prison on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
William Grunder, 46, of James Way in Strongsville, was sentenced to six month of residential community control sanctions on one count of Theft of a License Plate, a fifth-degree felony.
Mitchell Wegner, 24, of North Ridge Street in Monroeville, was sentenced to six months of residential community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. He also was ordered to forfeit $186 and his vehicle to law enforcement.
Edward Adkins, 52, of Medina Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Ashley Ligas, 21, of Sussex Drive in Clinton, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 12.
Benjamin Merold, 27, of Substation Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 5.
Eric Miller, 28, of West Washington Street in Medina, pleaded no contest to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for November 15.
Robin Moore, 38, of Whitehall Drive in Berea, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of Credit Cards, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 5.
Michael Reese, 35, of Mansfield, pleaded guilty to the following charges: one count of Rape and one count of Kidnapping, both of which are first-degree felonies; and one count of Gross Sexual Imposition, a third-degree felony. He was sentenced to three years in prison, to be served consecutively to his current sentence. Reese will be released from prison in 2017. He also was classified as a Tier III Sex Offender.
Alexander Tomovich, 36, of West 130th Street in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
James Brooks, 33, of Chestnut Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to 14 months in prison on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
William Grunder, 46, of James Way in Strongsville, was sentenced to six month of residential community control sanctions on one count of Theft of a License Plate, a fifth-degree felony.
Mitchell Wegner, 24, of North Ridge Street in Monroeville, was sentenced to six months of residential community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. He also was ordered to forfeit $186 and his vehicle to law enforcement.
Edward Adkins, 52, of Medina Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Ashley Ligas, 21, of Sussex Drive in Clinton, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 12.
Benjamin Merold, 27, of Substation Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 5.
Eric Miller, 28, of West Washington Street in Medina, pleaded no contest to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for November 15.
Robin Moore, 38, of Whitehall Drive in Berea, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of Credit Cards, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 5.
Michael Reese, 35, of Mansfield, pleaded guilty to the following charges: one count of Rape and one count of Kidnapping, both of which are first-degree felonies; and one count of Gross Sexual Imposition, a third-degree felony. He was sentenced to three years in prison, to be served consecutively to his current sentence. Reese will be released from prison in 2017. He also was classified as a Tier III Sex Offender.
Alexander Tomovich, 36, of West 130th Street in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Friday, October 08, 2010
Judge Kimbler's Criminal Sentences for October 7, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that Judge Kimbler sentenced the following defendants on Thursday, October 7, 2010:
Nichole Fenick, 33, of Valley Drive in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fourth-degree felony and five counts of Deception to Obtain Dangerous Drugs, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Michael Leskin, 38, of Laurel Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Theft of a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Eric D. Brown, 24, of Pearl Street in Youngstown, was sentenced to one year supervision for Carrying a Concealed Weapon, a first degree misdemeanor. Judge Kimbler also ordered to pay a $1000.00 fine and pay court costs. Mr. Brown also agreed to forfeit the firearm involved in the charge.
Nichole Fenick, 33, of Valley Drive in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fourth-degree felony and five counts of Deception to Obtain Dangerous Drugs, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Michael Leskin, 38, of Laurel Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Theft of a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Eric D. Brown, 24, of Pearl Street in Youngstown, was sentenced to one year supervision for Carrying a Concealed Weapon, a first degree misdemeanor. Judge Kimbler also ordered to pay a $1000.00 fine and pay court costs. Mr. Brown also agreed to forfeit the firearm involved in the charge.
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Criminal Sentences Imposed by Judge Kimbler on September 30, 2010
Medina Man Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail for Theft
Nicholas R. Dufala, 23, of Hamilton Road in Medina, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on two counts of Theft, both first degree misdemeanors. Judge Kimbler sentenced Mr. Dufala on Thursday, September 30, 2010 to 180 days in jail on each count, but suspended 90 days of the jail sentence. The jail sentences are to be served concurrently. Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Dufala to make restitution in the amount of $345.00 within 90 days of being released from jail. Judge Kimbler waived court costs and did not impose a community sanction fee.
Medina Man Sentenced to Prison for Drunk Driving
On Thursday, September 30, 2010, Judge Kimbler sentenced John T. Kaiser, 48, of Nichols Road in Medina, Ohio to a six month prison term for Driving While Under the Influence, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler also suspended his driver’s license for three years and imposed a mandatory fine of $1350.00, but suspended the fine and waived court costs.
Akron Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
Deaire D. Ricks, 25, of Peckham Street in Akron, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on Thursday, September 30, 2010, for Trafficking in Drugs, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler imposed residential community control sanctions at the Lorain County Community Based Correctional Facility. Following his release from that institution, Mr. Ricks will be supervised by the Medina County Adult Probation Department for three years, initially under Intensive Supervised Probation. Judge Kimbler suspended his license for six months and waived court costs. In the event he violates his supervision by the Probation Department, Mr. Ricks will be sentenced to one year in prison.
Litchfield Man Sentenced to Prison for Drug Possession
Judge Kimbler sentenced Jacob B. Bartoe, 21, of Spieth Road in Litchfield Township on Thursday, September 30, 2010, to six months in prison for two counts of Drug Possession, each a fifth degree felony. This prison sentence runs concurrent with a sentence imposed by the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. Judge Kimbler also ordered a six month license suspension and waived court costs.
Brunswick Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
Thomas R. Traut, 33, of Gaylann Drive in Brunswick, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on Thursday, September 30, 2010 for Drug Trafficking, both fifth degree felonies. The drug listed in both counts is Marijuana. Judge Kimbler imposed non-residential community control sanctions and suspended Mr. Traut’s driver’s license for six months. The community control sanctions consisted of a three year period of supervision by the Probation Department, drug and alcohol assessment by the Probation Department’s in-house counselor, Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Traut to pay court costs and imposed a monthly community control sanction fee. If he violates his supervision, he is looking at a six month prison sentence with nine days jail credit.
Akron Woman Sentenced for Lodi Outlet Mall Crimes
Judge Kimbler sentenced Makeda D. Carey, 30, of Danmead Avenue in Akron, Ohio on Thursday, September 30, 2010 for crimes committed at the Lodi Outlet Mall in Harrisville Township in June of 2010. The crimes involved were Receiving Stolen Property and Possession of Criminal Tools, both fifth degree felonies. Although Judge Kimbler had previously sentenced her co-defendant to prison, Judge Kimbler imposed non-residential community control sanctions in Ms. Carey’s case. The difference in the sentences was based on a comparison of the criminal records of Ms. Carey and her co-defendant. If Ms. Carey violates the non-residential community control sanctions, she is looking at a seven month prison sentence. Judge Kimbler also ordered Ms. Carey to pay court costs and a community control sanctions fee.
Nicholas R. Dufala, 23, of Hamilton Road in Medina, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on two counts of Theft, both first degree misdemeanors. Judge Kimbler sentenced Mr. Dufala on Thursday, September 30, 2010 to 180 days in jail on each count, but suspended 90 days of the jail sentence. The jail sentences are to be served concurrently. Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Dufala to make restitution in the amount of $345.00 within 90 days of being released from jail. Judge Kimbler waived court costs and did not impose a community sanction fee.
Medina Man Sentenced to Prison for Drunk Driving
On Thursday, September 30, 2010, Judge Kimbler sentenced John T. Kaiser, 48, of Nichols Road in Medina, Ohio to a six month prison term for Driving While Under the Influence, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler also suspended his driver’s license for three years and imposed a mandatory fine of $1350.00, but suspended the fine and waived court costs.
Akron Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
Deaire D. Ricks, 25, of Peckham Street in Akron, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on Thursday, September 30, 2010, for Trafficking in Drugs, a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler imposed residential community control sanctions at the Lorain County Community Based Correctional Facility. Following his release from that institution, Mr. Ricks will be supervised by the Medina County Adult Probation Department for three years, initially under Intensive Supervised Probation. Judge Kimbler suspended his license for six months and waived court costs. In the event he violates his supervision by the Probation Department, Mr. Ricks will be sentenced to one year in prison.
Litchfield Man Sentenced to Prison for Drug Possession
Judge Kimbler sentenced Jacob B. Bartoe, 21, of Spieth Road in Litchfield Township on Thursday, September 30, 2010, to six months in prison for two counts of Drug Possession, each a fifth degree felony. This prison sentence runs concurrent with a sentence imposed by the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. Judge Kimbler also ordered a six month license suspension and waived court costs.
Brunswick Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
Thomas R. Traut, 33, of Gaylann Drive in Brunswick, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge Kimbler on Thursday, September 30, 2010 for Drug Trafficking, both fifth degree felonies. The drug listed in both counts is Marijuana. Judge Kimbler imposed non-residential community control sanctions and suspended Mr. Traut’s driver’s license for six months. The community control sanctions consisted of a three year period of supervision by the Probation Department, drug and alcohol assessment by the Probation Department’s in-house counselor, Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Traut to pay court costs and imposed a monthly community control sanction fee. If he violates his supervision, he is looking at a six month prison sentence with nine days jail credit.
Akron Woman Sentenced for Lodi Outlet Mall Crimes
Judge Kimbler sentenced Makeda D. Carey, 30, of Danmead Avenue in Akron, Ohio on Thursday, September 30, 2010 for crimes committed at the Lodi Outlet Mall in Harrisville Township in June of 2010. The crimes involved were Receiving Stolen Property and Possession of Criminal Tools, both fifth degree felonies. Although Judge Kimbler had previously sentenced her co-defendant to prison, Judge Kimbler imposed non-residential community control sanctions in Ms. Carey’s case. The difference in the sentences was based on a comparison of the criminal records of Ms. Carey and her co-defendant. If Ms. Carey violates the non-residential community control sanctions, she is looking at a seven month prison sentence. Judge Kimbler also ordered Ms. Carey to pay court costs and a community control sanctions fee.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Judge Collier's Criminal Docket for September 7, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following people appeared in Judge Collier's courtroom on September 7, 2010:
Larry Adkins, 61, of Eric Lane in Wadsworth, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Menacing by Stalking, a fourth-degree felony. He also was ordered to be electronically monitored for the remainder of his probation after he is released from jail; not to have any contact with the victim and not to be within one-quarter mile of the victim; to pay restitution to the victim; to undergo anger management counseling; and to forfeit all his weapons to law enforcement.
Zackary Burgess, 21, of Grafton Road in Grafton, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a third-degree felony.
Daniel Curtis, 36, of West Bergey Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to nine months in prison on one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. He also was ordered to pay $1,100 in restitution.
Ashley Krettler, 23, of Stone Road in Litchfield, was sentenced to two years of community control sanctions on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
Bradley Sheridan, 26, of Bradey Avenue in Barberton, was sentenced to nine months in prison for a probation violation on original charges of Theft and Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Jeremy Stafford, 21, of Congress Street in West Salem, was sentenced to nine months in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony.
James Tosatto, 46, of Boston Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
Sarah Vaccarelli, 31, of Maplewood Farms in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on three counts of Forgery, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Kyle Copley, 22, of Skypark Drive in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a second-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 17.
Kenneth Cummings, 32, of Triskett Road in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: one count of Trafficking in Crack Cocaine, a fourth-degree and a charge that carries a forfeiture specification; one count of Trafficking in Cocaine within the Vicinity of a Juvenile or School, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of Trafficking in Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 15.
Martez Hope, 18, of Pearl Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Robbery, a second-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 8.
Amie Moore, 20, of Redfern Road in Chippewa Lake, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 8.
Carla Rohr, 27, of Old Eagle Drive in Brunswick, pleaded no contest to one count of Permitting Drug Abuse, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for October 12.
Karen Werner, 46, of Beverly Hills Drive in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Cocaine, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for October 12.
Larry Adkins, 61, of Eric Lane in Wadsworth, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Menacing by Stalking, a fourth-degree felony. He also was ordered to be electronically monitored for the remainder of his probation after he is released from jail; not to have any contact with the victim and not to be within one-quarter mile of the victim; to pay restitution to the victim; to undergo anger management counseling; and to forfeit all his weapons to law enforcement.
Zackary Burgess, 21, of Grafton Road in Grafton, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a third-degree felony.
Daniel Curtis, 36, of West Bergey Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to nine months in prison on one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. He also was ordered to pay $1,100 in restitution.
Ashley Krettler, 23, of Stone Road in Litchfield, was sentenced to two years of community control sanctions on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
Bradley Sheridan, 26, of Bradey Avenue in Barberton, was sentenced to nine months in prison for a probation violation on original charges of Theft and Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Jeremy Stafford, 21, of Congress Street in West Salem, was sentenced to nine months in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony.
James Tosatto, 46, of Boston Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
Sarah Vaccarelli, 31, of Maplewood Farms in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on three counts of Forgery, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Kyle Copley, 22, of Skypark Drive in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a second-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 17.
Kenneth Cummings, 32, of Triskett Road in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: one count of Trafficking in Crack Cocaine, a fourth-degree and a charge that carries a forfeiture specification; one count of Trafficking in Cocaine within the Vicinity of a Juvenile or School, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of Trafficking in Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 15.
Martez Hope, 18, of Pearl Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Robbery, a second-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 8.
Amie Moore, 20, of Redfern Road in Chippewa Lake, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 8.
Carla Rohr, 27, of Old Eagle Drive in Brunswick, pleaded no contest to one count of Permitting Drug Abuse, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for October 12.
Karen Werner, 46, of Beverly Hills Drive in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Cocaine, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for October 12.
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Defendants Sentenced by Judge Collier on Monday, August 30, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following people appeared in Judge Collier's court August 30:
Christopher Kever, 42, of Queen Avenue in Cleveland, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Theft, a fifth-degree felony.
Larry McHood, 53, of Phlox Avenue in Barberton, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Non-Support of Dependents, a fifth-degree felony.
James C. Palmer, 55, of Young Avenue in Medina, was sentenced to 90 days in jail for a probation violation on an original charge of Domestic Violence, a first-degree misdemeanor.
Timothy Senz, 38, of West Liberty Street in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Non-Support of Dependents, a fifth-degree felony.
Christopher Kever, 42, of Queen Avenue in Cleveland, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Theft, a fifth-degree felony.
Larry McHood, 53, of Phlox Avenue in Barberton, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Non-Support of Dependents, a fifth-degree felony.
James C. Palmer, 55, of Young Avenue in Medina, was sentenced to 90 days in jail for a probation violation on an original charge of Domestic Violence, a first-degree misdemeanor.
Timothy Senz, 38, of West Liberty Street in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Non-Support of Dependents, a fifth-degree felony.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Columbus Man Sentenced for Passing Counterfeit Bills at Local Businesses
On Thursday, August 26, 2010, Judge James Kimbler sentenced a Columbus man for three counts of Forgery involving local businesses. Judge Kimbler sentenced Mr. Deshine Garrett of Forest Hill in Columbus, to non-residential community control sanctions. The sanctions included supervision by the Adult Probation Department for three years; 24 hours of community service; a drug assessment with an approved agency; restitution; no contact with the co-defendants involved in the case; and no possession or consumption of alcohol. Judge Kimbler also ordered that supervision of Mr. Garrett be transferred to the Franklin County Probation Department.
The three forgery counts arose from the passing of $100.00 counterfeit bills at local businesses in southern Medina County. The businesses were a Pilot Truck Stop on Lake Road; a Subway Restaurant located inside the Pilot Truck Stop; and the Factory Brand store at the Lodi Outlet Mall. In each case, the defendants would pass a counterfeit $100.00 bill when they paid for items they purchased at the stores. When asked why he did this, Mr. Garrett money was tight and he was trying to get a place for his family. He also volunteered that he "didn't use his brain the right way."
The three forgery counts arose from the passing of $100.00 counterfeit bills at local businesses in southern Medina County. The businesses were a Pilot Truck Stop on Lake Road; a Subway Restaurant located inside the Pilot Truck Stop; and the Factory Brand store at the Lodi Outlet Mall. In each case, the defendants would pass a counterfeit $100.00 bill when they paid for items they purchased at the stores. When asked why he did this, Mr. Garrett money was tight and he was trying to get a place for his family. He also volunteered that he "didn't use his brain the right way."
Medina Man Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
On Thursday, August 26, 2010, Judge James Kimbler sentenced Adam M. Szwec of Lafayette Road in Medina, Ohio, on four counts of Drug Trafficking. Three of the counts were felonies of the fifth degree and one was a fourth degree felony.
Judge Kimbler ordered Mr. Szwec to serve 180 days of home incarceration with review at 90 days; placed under supervision by the Adult Probation Department for three years, with the initial supervision being intensive; ordered him to complete 24 hours of community service; ordered him to get a drug assessment and abide by all aftercare recommendations; suspended his driver's license for six months; and ordered him to pay a $40.00 monthly community control sanction fee. At the request of Medina County Prosecuting Attorney Dean Holman, Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Szwec to pay back the county for the "buy money" that he received from the confidential informant used in the case. In the event that Mr. Szwec violates the above conditions, he is looking at a one year prison sentence.
In both the pre-sentence investigation interview and in court on Thursday, Mr. Szwec described being charged with drug trafficking as both the worst thing and the best thing that has happened to him. It was the worst because he was facing a possible prison sentence, but it was the best because it has motivated him to stop using drugs and get treatment.
Judge Kimbler ordered Mr. Szwec to serve 180 days of home incarceration with review at 90 days; placed under supervision by the Adult Probation Department for three years, with the initial supervision being intensive; ordered him to complete 24 hours of community service; ordered him to get a drug assessment and abide by all aftercare recommendations; suspended his driver's license for six months; and ordered him to pay a $40.00 monthly community control sanction fee. At the request of Medina County Prosecuting Attorney Dean Holman, Judge Kimbler also ordered Mr. Szwec to pay back the county for the "buy money" that he received from the confidential informant used in the case. In the event that Mr. Szwec violates the above conditions, he is looking at a one year prison sentence.
In both the pre-sentence investigation interview and in court on Thursday, Mr. Szwec described being charged with drug trafficking as both the worst thing and the best thing that has happened to him. It was the worst because he was facing a possible prison sentence, but it was the best because it has motivated him to stop using drugs and get treatment.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Wadsworth Man Sentenced for Theft
Daniel W. Lanier, 51, of Grandview Avenue in Wadsworth, Ohio, was sentenced by Judge James L. Kimbler for Theft, a first degree misdemeanor. Judge Kimbler sentenced Mr. Lanier to 180 days in jail, but suspended the sentence on condition that he satisfactorily complete supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department. The conditions of his supervision include making restitution to Wal-Mart in the amount of $623.00 and complying with the general terms of supervision for two years.
Mr. Lanier is a former employee of Wal-Mart who took money from three cash registers while he was working one evening. His actions were recorded by a video recording system. The next day, when he came into work, he was fired. Mr. Lanier told the probation officer who wrote the pre-sentence investigation report that he had a good job and he "messed it up." He also said that he was "really sorry" for his actions.
Originally the Medina County Grand Jury indicted Mr. Lanier for a felony, but the State of Ohio moved to amend the indictment on condition that Mr. Lanier enter a guilty plea and agree to make restitution.
Mr. Lanier is a former employee of Wal-Mart who took money from three cash registers while he was working one evening. His actions were recorded by a video recording system. The next day, when he came into work, he was fired. Mr. Lanier told the probation officer who wrote the pre-sentence investigation report that he had a good job and he "messed it up." He also said that he was "really sorry" for his actions.
Originally the Medina County Grand Jury indicted Mr. Lanier for a felony, but the State of Ohio moved to amend the indictment on condition that Mr. Lanier enter a guilty plea and agree to make restitution.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Defendants Sentenced by Judge Collier on Monday, August 23
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following defendants were sentenced by Judge Collier on Monday, August 23, 2010:
April Alford, 34, of Oak Street in Medina, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions on two counts of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Lauren Beddow, 19, of High Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony.
Harold Brickles III, of West North Street in Medina, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on five counts of Passing Bad Checks, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. He was ordered to pay $3,145.07 in restitution to his victims.
David Martin, 30, of Medina, was sentenced to six years in prison on one count of Failure to Give Notice of Change of Address, a first-degree felony.
India Shelton, 23, of Springdale Street in Akron, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
April Alford, 34, of Oak Street in Medina, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions on two counts of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Lauren Beddow, 19, of High Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony.
Harold Brickles III, of West North Street in Medina, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on five counts of Passing Bad Checks, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. He was ordered to pay $3,145.07 in restitution to his victims.
David Martin, 30, of Medina, was sentenced to six years in prison on one count of Failure to Give Notice of Change of Address, a first-degree felony.
India Shelton, 23, of Springdale Street in Akron, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Judge Kimbler Sentences Three to Prison on Friday the 13TH.
Judge Kimbler sentenced three defendants to prison during his criminal "call day" last Friday, August 13, 2010. Sentenced to prison were Arlene M. Dobbins, Edward S. Herman, and Michael L. Slis.
Arlene M. Dobbins of Elyria Street in Lodi, Ohio, was sentenced to prison for Assault on a Police Officer, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler imposed a six month prison sentence, gave her credit for three days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, and waived court costs.
Edward S. Herman of Vincennes Place in Strongsville, Ohio, was sentenced to eight months in prison for Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 22 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, imposed a three year license suspension with no driving privileges during the suspension, but suspended the mandatory fine of $1350.00 and waived court costs.
Michael L. Slis of Kingston Drive in Brunswick was sentenced to one month in prison for Having Weapons Under Disability, a third degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 16 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, and waived court costs.
Arlene M. Dobbins of Elyria Street in Lodi, Ohio, was sentenced to prison for Assault on a Police Officer, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler imposed a six month prison sentence, gave her credit for three days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, and waived court costs.
Edward S. Herman of Vincennes Place in Strongsville, Ohio, was sentenced to eight months in prison for Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol, a fourth degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 22 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, imposed a three year license suspension with no driving privileges during the suspension, but suspended the mandatory fine of $1350.00 and waived court costs.
Michael L. Slis of Kingston Drive in Brunswick was sentenced to one month in prison for Having Weapons Under Disability, a third degree felony. Judge Kimbler gave him credit for 16 days served in the county jail prior to sentencing, and waived court costs.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Judge Kimbler Sentences for July 29, 2010
Judge Kimbler sentenced Robert M. Krumwiede of Crestwood Avenue in Wadsworth, Ohio on one count of Drug Possession, a fifth degree felony and one count of Receiving Stolen Property, also a fifth degree felony. Judge Kimbler ordered Mr. Krumwiede to serve a period of incarceration at the Lorain County Community Based Corrections Facility; be supervised by the Medina County Adult Probation Department for a three year period; and comply with all conditions of supervision in Case No. 10-CR-0057. He was given credit for 82 days served in the Medina County Jail pending sentencing. The credit would be applied to any future prison sentences, but does not apply to the incarceration ordered at the Lorain County CBCF.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Judge Kimbler's Criminal Docket for July 22, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following people appeared in Judge Kimbler's courtroom on Thursday, July 22, 2010, for criminal cases"
Xan McCarty, 22, of County Road 620 in Ashland, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
Kelly Shelton, 44, of Moore Street in Akron, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
Danielle M. Hommell, 22, of Church Streeet in Lodi, was sentenced to nine months in prison on one count of Illegal Processing of Drug Documents, a fourth degree felony.
Brant D. Kelling, 19, of Abbeyville Road in Medina, was sentenced to two years of community control sanctions for Receiving Stolen Property, a first degree misdemeanor.
Lester A. Sanchez, 29, of Isbell Street in Lansing, Michigan, was sentenced to five days in jail and ordered to pay $1350.35 in restitution for one count of Theft, a fifth degree felony.
Robert K. Karlowicz of West 11th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, was sentenced to two years community control for one count of Unauthorized Use of Property, a first degree misdemeanor and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $2639.15.
Michael Leskin, 38, of Laurel Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
Brian McKee, 30, of Sunset Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to three counts of Trafficking in Drugs, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 22.
Randall Weekly, 31, of Portage Street in Doylestown, pleaded no contest to three counts of Breaking and Entering and three counts of Vandalism, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for August 26.
Stacey Wilmington, 38, of Springbrook Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 21.
Xan McCarty, 22, of County Road 620 in Ashland, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
Kelly Shelton, 44, of Moore Street in Akron, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony.
Danielle M. Hommell, 22, of Church Streeet in Lodi, was sentenced to nine months in prison on one count of Illegal Processing of Drug Documents, a fourth degree felony.
Brant D. Kelling, 19, of Abbeyville Road in Medina, was sentenced to two years of community control sanctions for Receiving Stolen Property, a first degree misdemeanor.
Lester A. Sanchez, 29, of Isbell Street in Lansing, Michigan, was sentenced to five days in jail and ordered to pay $1350.35 in restitution for one count of Theft, a fifth degree felony.
Robert K. Karlowicz of West 11th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, was sentenced to two years community control for one count of Unauthorized Use of Property, a first degree misdemeanor and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $2639.15.
Michael Leskin, 38, of Laurel Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
Brian McKee, 30, of Sunset Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to three counts of Trafficking in Drugs, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 22.
Randall Weekly, 31, of Portage Street in Doylestown, pleaded no contest to three counts of Breaking and Entering and three counts of Vandalism, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for August 26.
Stacey Wilmington, 38, of Springbrook Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 21.
Judge Collier's Criminal Docket for July 25, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following defendants appeared in Judge Collier's courtroom on July 26, 2010 for criminal cases:
Cassandra DeJesus, 28, of Homewood Drive in Lorain, was sentenced to three years in prison on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony and one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. She also was ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution to her victim.
Robert Neura, 44, of Boston Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony.
Marla Trocchio, 22, of Wadsworth Road in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug, a fifth-degree felony.
Aaron Borza, 27, of Front Street in Berea, pleaded not guilty to one count of Abduction, a third-degree felony and one count of Assault, a first-degree misdemeanor. A jury trial is scheduled for October 4.
Daniel Curtis, 36, of West Bergey Street in Wadsworth, pleaded guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for September 7.
Andrew Fazenbaker, 25, of South Arlington Road in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 1.
Steven Fletcher, 23, of Jester Court in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 27.
Ebrima Jallow, 41, of Tributary Lane in Reynoldsburg, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trademark Counterfeiting, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 1.
Ashley Krettler, 22, of Stone Road in Litchfield, pleaded not guilty to one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for September 7.
Brandon Paserk, 26, of Alice Avenue in Brunswick, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to seven months in prison on three counts of Trafficking in Drugs, all of which are fourth-degree felonies.
Gregory Spidell, 46, of Hamlin Street in Akron, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Complicity to Commit Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 27.
Cassandra DeJesus, 28, of Homewood Drive in Lorain, was sentenced to three years in prison on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony and one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. She also was ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution to her victim.
Robert Neura, 44, of Boston Road in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony.
Marla Trocchio, 22, of Wadsworth Road in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug, a fifth-degree felony.
Aaron Borza, 27, of Front Street in Berea, pleaded not guilty to one count of Abduction, a third-degree felony and one count of Assault, a first-degree misdemeanor. A jury trial is scheduled for October 4.
Daniel Curtis, 36, of West Bergey Street in Wadsworth, pleaded guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for September 7.
Andrew Fazenbaker, 25, of South Arlington Road in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 1.
Steven Fletcher, 23, of Jester Court in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 27.
Ebrima Jallow, 41, of Tributary Lane in Reynoldsburg, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trademark Counterfeiting, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for November 1.
Ashley Krettler, 22, of Stone Road in Litchfield, pleaded not guilty to one count of Forgery, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for September 7.
Brandon Paserk, 26, of Alice Avenue in Brunswick, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to seven months in prison on three counts of Trafficking in Drugs, all of which are fourth-degree felonies.
Gregory Spidell, 46, of Hamlin Street in Akron, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Complicity to Commit Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 27.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Copley Man Changes Plea, Sentenced to Six Months in Prison
Lawrence Miller, II of Caleb Road in Copley, Ohio appeared in Judge Kimbler's courtroom on Tuesday, July 21 and entered a plea of "no contest" to one charge of Identity Theft, a fourth degree felony. Pursuant to an agreement with the State of Ohio, Mr. Miller waived a pre-sentence investigation. Judge Kimbler then imposed a six month prison sentence with credit for 127 days that Mr. Miller served in jail waiting trial.
Mr. Miller was charged with Identity Theft because he gave his brother's name to a police officer when he was stopped for operating while under the influence of alcohol. While he was still at the Medina County Jail for the under the influence charge, the arresting officer learned his true identity and charged Mr. Miller with the felony offense.
Mr. Miller was charged with Identity Theft because he gave his brother's name to a police officer when he was stopped for operating while under the influence of alcohol. While he was still at the Medina County Jail for the under the influence charge, the arresting officer learned his true identity and charged Mr. Miller with the felony offense.
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman's Report on Judge Colliers' Criminal Docket for July 19
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following defendants appeared in Judge Collier's Court on July 19, 2010, for criminal cases:
Joseph Bowes, 20, of West North Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to two years in prison on two counts of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was classified as a Tier II Sex Offender.
Freddious McCline, 33, of Anderson Street in Akron, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Improperly Handling a Firearm in a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Joseph Bowes, 20, of West North Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to two years in prison on two counts of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was classified as a Tier II Sex Offender.
Freddious McCline, 33, of Anderson Street in Akron, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Improperly Handling a Firearm in a Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman's Report on Judge Kimbler's Criminal Docket
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that the following people appeared in Judge Kimbler's court on July 15 for criminal cases:
William Beck, 34, of High Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on four counts of Breaking and Entering and four counts of Vandalism, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Raymond Gunderman, 30, of Manitoulin Pike in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a fourth-degree felony, and one count of Unlicensed Manufacturing of Fireworks, a third-degree felony. He also was ordered to pay $3,875.75 in restitution to the Medina Police Department and to forfeit a television and a computer.
Julie Holderbaum, 44, of Knox Boulevard in Akron, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Michael Kirby, 44, of Grant Street in Medina, was sentenced to 180 days in jail on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
Ryan Porter, 21, of Bank Street in Lodi, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Possession of Cocaine, a third-degree felony. He was ordered to forfeit $3,625 to law enforcement.
Farrin Bratcher, 54, of North State Street in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs and one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 22.
Nichole Fenick, 32, of Valley Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fourth-degree felony, and five counts of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for August 23.
Randall Finkel, 25, of state Route 58 in Wellington, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft from the Elderly, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
Edward Greathouse, 39, of Jefferson Street in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Improperly Handling Firearms in a Motor Vehicle, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 21.
Lisa Ispan, 22, of Gleason Avenue in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for August 31.
Luke Rufener, 21, of Heritage Lane in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to three counts of Burglary, two of which are second-degree felonies and one of which is a third-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 7.
Robert Shattuck, 44, of Stanford Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 20.
Stephen Simpkins, 20, of Chevrolet Boulevard in Parma, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Cocaine within the Vicinity of a School or Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 14.
Mackenzie Vild, 20, of Substation Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 14.
Ryan Walter, 31, of Peterson Road in Mansfield, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 15.
William Beck, 34, of High Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on four counts of Breaking and Entering and four counts of Vandalism, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Raymond Gunderman, 30, of Manitoulin Pike in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a fourth-degree felony, and one count of Unlicensed Manufacturing of Fireworks, a third-degree felony. He also was ordered to pay $3,875.75 in restitution to the Medina Police Department and to forfeit a television and a computer.
Julie Holderbaum, 44, of Knox Boulevard in Akron, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Michael Kirby, 44, of Grant Street in Medina, was sentenced to 180 days in jail on one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony.
Ryan Porter, 21, of Bank Street in Lodi, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Possession of Cocaine, a third-degree felony. He was ordered to forfeit $3,625 to law enforcement.
Farrin Bratcher, 54, of North State Street in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs and one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 22.
Nichole Fenick, 32, of Valley Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fourth-degree felony, and five counts of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for August 23.
Randall Finkel, 25, of state Route 58 in Wellington, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft from the Elderly, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
Edward Greathouse, 39, of Jefferson Street in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Improperly Handling Firearms in a Motor Vehicle, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 21.
Lisa Ispan, 22, of Gleason Avenue in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Processing of a Drug Document, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for August 31.
Luke Rufener, 21, of Heritage Lane in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to three counts of Burglary, two of which are second-degree felonies and one of which is a third-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 7.
Robert Shattuck, 44, of Stanford Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 20.
Stephen Simpkins, 20, of Chevrolet Boulevard in Parma, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Cocaine within the Vicinity of a School or Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 14.
Mackenzie Vild, 20, of Substation Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for September 14.
Ryan Walter, 31, of Peterson Road in Mansfield, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 15.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman's Report on Judge Collier's July 12, 2010 Criminal Docket
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman reports that following people appeared in Judge Collier’s court July 12 for criminal cases:
Danielle Spahn, 27, of Northland Drive in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Possession of Drugs, a third-degree felony.
Eric Vormelker, 27, of Wooster Street in Lodi, was sentenced to 90 days of residential community control sanctions on one count of Carrying a Concealed Weapon, a fifth-degree felony.
Alan Zgrabik, 24, of Ballash Road in Seville, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
James Brooks, 33, of Chestnut Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for August 23.
Matthew Harris, 43, of Bank Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to one count of Felonious Assault on a Peace Officer, a first-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 15.
Nicholas Mauch, 23, of Blueberry Hill Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 20.
Jamie Maynard, 23, of Ledge Road in Medina, pleaded no contest to one count of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug and one count of Possession of Drugs, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. She was sentenced to one year in prison.
Vincent Milczewski, 24, of Behrwald Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony, and one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 8.
James Nixon, 27, of East 4th Street in Ashland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft from the Elderly, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 8.
Jacob Packard, 18, of Avon Lake Road in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 27.
Glenn Schutte, 20, of Greenwich Road in Seville, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 25.
Joseph Skiba, 27, of Etta Boulevard in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 20.
Brenda Spidell, 46, of Hamlin Street in Akron, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 25.
Trent Turner, 21, of Holborn Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Robbery, both of which are second-degree felonies. The charges carry a firearm specification. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
Danielle Spahn, 27, of Northland Drive in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on one count of Possession of Drugs, a third-degree felony.
Eric Vormelker, 27, of Wooster Street in Lodi, was sentenced to 90 days of residential community control sanctions on one count of Carrying a Concealed Weapon, a fifth-degree felony.
Alan Zgrabik, 24, of Ballash Road in Seville, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on an original charge of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
James Brooks, 33, of Chestnut Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for August 23.
Matthew Harris, 43, of Bank Street in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to one count of Felonious Assault on a Peace Officer, a first-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 15.
Nicholas Mauch, 23, of Blueberry Hill Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 20.
Jamie Maynard, 23, of Ledge Road in Medina, pleaded no contest to one count of Deception to Obtain a Dangerous Drug and one count of Possession of Drugs, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. She was sentenced to one year in prison.
Vincent Milczewski, 24, of Behrwald Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony, and one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 8.
James Nixon, 27, of East 4th Street in Ashland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft from the Elderly, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for September 8.
Jacob Packard, 18, of Avon Lake Road in Lodi, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 27.
Glenn Schutte, 20, of Greenwich Road in Seville, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 25.
Joseph Skiba, 27, of Etta Boulevard in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for October 20.
Brenda Spidell, 46, of Hamlin Street in Akron, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for October 25.
Trent Turner, 21, of Holborn Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Robbery, both of which are second-degree felonies. The charges carry a firearm specification. A jury trial is scheduled for September 13.
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