Times-Union Court News 01-21-2003
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Superior Court III
Judgments
The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding:
• Cathy Schmucker v. Robert and Robin Vicary. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Alden Stuckman awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Kia Cooper, $1,204, and Katie Brooks, $1,850.
• Christopher J. Gartland v. Donald E. Ditton. Plaintiff awarded $1,699.22.
• Shamrock Village v. Clayton Slone. Plaintiff awarded $1,181.
• Brendt Smith v. Ralph Purdy. Plaintiff awarded $1,610.
• Weed Septic Tank Service Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jeff Hess, doing business as Quality Construction, $1,496.60, and Larry Lipply, $226.48.
• Ginter Electric Service Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Leta Addair, $1,500, and C. Longacre, doing business as American Air., $189.
• Judy Shepherd v. William J. Prater. Plaintiff awarded $2,100.
• Helvey & Associates Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jeramy W. Sumpter, $902.25; Holly M. Glass Hummitch, $351.22; Scott D. and Johanna L. Kelsey, $2,059.40; and Chris Conley, $1,425.10.
• Jennifer Bollenbacher v. Brenda Gilley. Plaintiff awarded $593.
• CreditMax Inc. v. Holly Archer. Plaintiff awarded $1,684.53.
• Centennial Cellular Tri-State v. Richard Merriman. Plaintiff awarded $910.49.
• Rosemary Parsons v. Jacob Messmer. Plaintiff awarded $1,516.97.
• Robert L. Hubert v. Eric M. Graham. Plaintiff awarded $658.
• Mark Holland v. Paulus Well Drilling. Plaintiff awarded $300.
• Martin Financial Management v. Melissa Stump. Plaintiff awarded $1,424.02.
• Larry Dewitt v. Keith L. Enyeart. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Money Matters Professional awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jon Whittenberger, $1,394.67; Theodore M. Grocke, $210.67; and Dawn Washington and William Feuquay, $302.67.
• Michiana Anesthesia Care, P.C., v. Michelle Miller. Plaintiff awarded $789.70.
• Ruel L. Taylor v. D. Ann Jackson. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Rockhill Pinnick LLP v. Cathy S. Randall. Plaintiff awarded $843.12.
• Tri-Acres Inc. v. Allen Davis. Plaintiff awarded $600.
• Warsaw Community School Corp. v. Dale and Cathy Love. Plaintiff awarded $75.
• Amber Warren v. Tammy Fisher. Plaintiff awarded $1,175.
• Safe-Way Door v. Door Doctor/Paul Skinner. Plaintiff awarded $86.35.
• Ace Hardware of Warsaw Inc. v. Gary Hinkle. Plaintiff awarded $183.34.
Superior Court III
The following violation were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court III with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding. Unless otherwise indicated, the conviction is for a Class D felony. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs during sentencing between Dec. 3 and Dec. 31:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $167.50 from an August arrest, sentenced to 30 months in prison, of which 28 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation, to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting and to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended one year was Douglas E. Sullivan, 41, Mentone. The jail term can be served in work release if Sullivan is qualified and accepted to it.
Judgment (court costs only) from a July arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Steven Melvin Hapner, 31, Warsaw. The jail term was ordered served consecutively to another conviction in Kosciusko Superior Court III and can be served in work release if Hapner is qualified and accepted to it.
Judgment (court costs only) from a September arrest, sentenced to 24 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Steven Melvin Hapner, 31, Warsaw. The jail term was ordered served consecutively to another conviction in Kosciusko Superior Court III and can be served in work release if Hapner is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $117.50 from an August arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 34 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was William Lewis Vining, 21, Claypool. The jail term can be served in work release if Vining is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $132.50 from a December arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Kelly A. Howard, 37, Warsaw. The jail term can be served in work release if Howard is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $67.50 from a September arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting; and driving privileges suspended one year was Joshua A. Fitzpatrick, 23, Warsaw. The jail term can be served in work release if Fitzpatrick is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $67.50 from a September arrest, sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting; and driving privileges suspended one year was Billy E. Dulworth, 50, Claypool. The jail term can be served in work release if Dulworth is qualified and accepted to it.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $132.50 from a March arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison and ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee was Todd L. Howard, North Manchester.
For a Class D felony offense of driving while adjudged a habitual traffic offender, Howard was sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended for probation; was ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and his driving privileges suspended for life. The jail term can be served in work release if Howard is qualified and accepted to it.
Driving While Adjudged A Habitual Traffic Offender (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $93 from a November 1997 arrest, sentenced to 30 days in jail and driving privileges suspended 90 days was Joseph A. Lardino, 40, Pierceton.
Resisting Law Enforcement (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $267.50 from a March arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison, of which eight months were suspended for probation; and ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation, to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting and to pay a $25 initial and $10 monthly probation user's fee was Richard C. Yarnall, 30, Leesburg. The jail term can be served in work release if Yarnall is qualified and accepted to it.
Superior Court II
The following misdemeanors were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $332.50 in court costs:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days were Andrea Van Cleave, Syracuse; Matthew Fryback, Warsaw; David Sturgill, Pierceton; and Randall Nelson, Leesburg.
Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Peter Schaaf, Leesburg.
Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Joel Zehner, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Donna Murcko, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Kyle Perkins, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in November, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Ronald Collins, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in November, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Jack Peterson, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in October, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was John Aalbregtse, Syracuse.
Fined $100 in September, sentenced to 12 days in jail and license suspended one year was Manuel Salazar, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Rafael Gonzalez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September, sentenced to 12 days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Rodney Heltzel, North Webster.
Fined $50 in August, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Jesus Lara, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in March,sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Lisa A. Withers, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Darrell B. Ruch, Leesburg.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs:
No Valid Commercial Driver's License - Fined $50 in November was Michael Marsh, Warsaw.
Driving While Suspended - Fined $50 in November and license suspended 90 days were Bruce D. Earl Jr., Syracuse, and Kimberly Boren, Cromwell.
Fined $50 in June and license suspended 180 days was Mark Heine, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in June and license suspended 90 days were Melissa Marshall, Pierceton, and Mark D. Walter, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May and license suspended 180 days was Charles E. Berkeypile, Milford.
Fined $50 in May and license suspended 90 days was Michael J. Stork, North Webster.
Fined $25 in February and license suspended 90 days was Kourtney Rodriguez, Warsaw.
The following people also paid $132 in court costs:
Public Intoxication - Fined $50 in December was Dale Rhodes, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in November were Jamie Swihart, Warsaw, and Ricky Eby, Pierceton.
Fined $50 in October were Sandra Unhoch, Claypool; David Unhoch, Claypool; and Edgar Juarez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September was Christine Blankenship, Claypool.
Fined $50 in July was Aaron Quance, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Brian C. Fearnow, Akron.
Fined $43 in June was Trentin R. Elliott, Nappanee.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in November were Jason Railsback, Warsaw; Adam Dale Graf, Akron; Charles Alden Grossman, Akron; Jamie L. Reed, Warsaw; and David Tran, Winona Lake.
Fined $68 in October was Brooks Helmuth, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in October was Aaron McKinley, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Margot Morris, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May was Jessica Villa Turner, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in January 2002 was Terry A. Dove, Warsaw.
Visiting A Common Nuisance - Fined $100 in November was Joshua W. Newsome, Mentone.
Fined $100 in January 2002 was Robert D. Schwartz, Syracuse.
Illegal Consumption Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in November were Jessica Dusky, Warsaw, and Travis Henson, Syracuse.
Possession Of Unapproved Shot While Hunting - Fined $50 in November was Steven Huffman, Syracuse.
Battery - Fined $168 in October was Marcus Neer, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June were Shawn C. Bartley, Warsaw, and Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Fined $250 in May was Erika Martinez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May was Gene Herbert Denz, Claypool.
Fined $25 in April was Brian L. Kern, Syracuse.
Criminal Mischief - Fined $100 in September was Brian Cooper, Syracuse.
Fined $250 in May was Josh Hamilton, Warsaw.
False Informing - Fined $200 in September was Terry Osterhoudt, Warsaw.
Conversion - Fined $100 in July was Jonathan Charles, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in January 2002 was Jana Lee Sexton, Warsaw.
Domestic Battery - Fined $250 in July and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Pedro Xique, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Alberto Xique, Pierceton.
Invasion Of Privacy - Fined $50 in July was Betty DeLaCruz, Pierceton.
Disorderly Conduct - Fined $50 in June was Caleb L. France, Warsaw.
The following person was found not guilty of charges:
Public Intoxication - (June) Caleb Gilmer, Warsaw.
Charges were dismissed against the following people:
Check Deception - (November) Michelle Farkas, Warsaw (two counts); Jane Helblig, Sidney; (September) Ernesto Gonzalez, Warsaw; (March) Samantha Sherer, Leesburg (two counts); (February) Teresa Blankenship, Milford.
Possession Of Marijuana - (November) Krystal Leigh Konkle, Claypool; (June) Brian C. Fearnow, Akron.
Public Intoxication - (November) David Tran, Winona Lake.
Battery - (July) Chad Stanford, Winona Lake; (June) Caleb L. France, Warsaw; (May) Harry Marshall, Warsaw; (February) Travis Babendrager, Bourbon.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - (July) Nathan Berry, Warsaw; (May) Michael J. Stork, North Webster.
Driving While Suspended - (July) Randal Collar, Syracuse; (June) Phillip L. Ball II, Leesburg.
Resisting Law Enforcement - (July) Aaron Quance, Warsaw.
Driving While Intoxicated - (June) Charles Dippon, Syracuse; (May) Leslie Carson, Warsaw; (April) Fred H. Holst Jr., Warsaw; (February) John A. Snepp, South Whitley.
Contributing To The Delinquency Of A Minor - (June) Erica Wilcox, Warsaw.
False Informing - (June) Jose M. Vazquez, Warsaw.
Driving Having Never Received A License - (June) Jose M. Vazquez, Warsaw.
Criminal Mischief - (June) Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Criminal Trespassing - (June) Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Permitting Livestock To Run At Large - (May) Bill H. Stofer, Warsaw.
Conversion - (January 2002) Jana Lee Sexton, Warsaw (nine counts).
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Superior Court III
Judgments
The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding:
• Cathy Schmucker v. Robert and Robin Vicary. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Alden Stuckman awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Kia Cooper, $1,204, and Katie Brooks, $1,850.
• Christopher J. Gartland v. Donald E. Ditton. Plaintiff awarded $1,699.22.
• Shamrock Village v. Clayton Slone. Plaintiff awarded $1,181.
• Brendt Smith v. Ralph Purdy. Plaintiff awarded $1,610.
• Weed Septic Tank Service Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jeff Hess, doing business as Quality Construction, $1,496.60, and Larry Lipply, $226.48.
• Ginter Electric Service Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Leta Addair, $1,500, and C. Longacre, doing business as American Air., $189.
• Judy Shepherd v. William J. Prater. Plaintiff awarded $2,100.
• Helvey & Associates Inc. awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jeramy W. Sumpter, $902.25; Holly M. Glass Hummitch, $351.22; Scott D. and Johanna L. Kelsey, $2,059.40; and Chris Conley, $1,425.10.
• Jennifer Bollenbacher v. Brenda Gilley. Plaintiff awarded $593.
• CreditMax Inc. v. Holly Archer. Plaintiff awarded $1,684.53.
• Centennial Cellular Tri-State v. Richard Merriman. Plaintiff awarded $910.49.
• Rosemary Parsons v. Jacob Messmer. Plaintiff awarded $1,516.97.
• Robert L. Hubert v. Eric M. Graham. Plaintiff awarded $658.
• Mark Holland v. Paulus Well Drilling. Plaintiff awarded $300.
• Martin Financial Management v. Melissa Stump. Plaintiff awarded $1,424.02.
• Larry Dewitt v. Keith L. Enyeart. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Money Matters Professional awarded the judgments noted against the following people: Jon Whittenberger, $1,394.67; Theodore M. Grocke, $210.67; and Dawn Washington and William Feuquay, $302.67.
• Michiana Anesthesia Care, P.C., v. Michelle Miller. Plaintiff awarded $789.70.
• Ruel L. Taylor v. D. Ann Jackson. Plaintiff awarded $3,000.
• Rockhill Pinnick LLP v. Cathy S. Randall. Plaintiff awarded $843.12.
• Tri-Acres Inc. v. Allen Davis. Plaintiff awarded $600.
• Warsaw Community School Corp. v. Dale and Cathy Love. Plaintiff awarded $75.
• Amber Warren v. Tammy Fisher. Plaintiff awarded $1,175.
• Safe-Way Door v. Door Doctor/Paul Skinner. Plaintiff awarded $86.35.
• Ace Hardware of Warsaw Inc. v. Gary Hinkle. Plaintiff awarded $183.34.
Superior Court III
The following violation were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court III with Judge Joe V. Sutton presiding. Unless otherwise indicated, the conviction is for a Class D felony. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs during sentencing between Dec. 3 and Dec. 31:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $167.50 from an August arrest, sentenced to 30 months in prison, of which 28 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation, to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting and to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee; and driving privileges suspended one year was Douglas E. Sullivan, 41, Mentone. The jail term can be served in work release if Sullivan is qualified and accepted to it.
Judgment (court costs only) from a July arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Steven Melvin Hapner, 31, Warsaw. The jail term was ordered served consecutively to another conviction in Kosciusko Superior Court III and can be served in work release if Hapner is qualified and accepted to it.
Judgment (court costs only) from a September arrest, sentenced to 24 months in prison, of which 12 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Steven Melvin Hapner, 31, Warsaw. The jail term was ordered served consecutively to another conviction in Kosciusko Superior Court III and can be served in work release if Hapner is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $117.50 from an August arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 34 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was William Lewis Vining, 21, Claypool. The jail term can be served in work release if Vining is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $132.50 from a December arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 30 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol countermeasure fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and driving privileges suspended one year was Kelly A. Howard, 37, Warsaw. The jail term can be served in work release if Howard is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $67.50 from a September arrest, sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting; and driving privileges suspended one year was Joshua A. Fitzpatrick, 23, Warsaw. The jail term can be served in work release if Fitzpatrick is qualified and accepted to it.
Fined $67.50 from a September arrest, sentenced to 18 months in prison, of which 16 months were suspended for probation; ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee and a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee, to complete a substance abuse evaluation and to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting; and driving privileges suspended one year was Billy E. Dulworth, 50, Claypool. The jail term can be served in work release if Dulworth is qualified and accepted to it.
Driving While Intoxicated (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $132.50 from a March arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison and ordered to pay a $200 alcohol interdiction fee was Todd L. Howard, North Manchester.
For a Class D felony offense of driving while adjudged a habitual traffic offender, Howard was sentenced to 36 months in prison, of which 24 months were suspended for probation; was ordered to pay a $50 initial and $15 monthly probation user's fee and to complete a substance abuse evaluation; and his driving privileges suspended for life. The jail term can be served in work release if Howard is qualified and accepted to it.
Driving While Adjudged A Habitual Traffic Offender (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $93 from a November 1997 arrest, sentenced to 30 days in jail and driving privileges suspended 90 days was Joseph A. Lardino, 40, Pierceton.
Resisting Law Enforcement (Class A Misdemeanor) - Fined $267.50 from a March arrest, sentenced to 12 months in prison, of which eight months were suspended for probation; and ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation, to attend a Drunk Driving Impact Panel meeting and to pay a $25 initial and $10 monthly probation user's fee was Richard C. Yarnall, 30, Leesburg. The jail term can be served in work release if Yarnall is qualified and accepted to it.
Superior Court II
The following misdemeanors were recently admitted and adjudged in Kosciusko Superior Court II with Judge James Jarrette presiding. The month the incident occurred is included to eliminate confusion.
The following people also paid $332.50 in court costs:
Driving While Intoxicated - Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days were Andrea Van Cleave, Syracuse; Matthew Fryback, Warsaw; David Sturgill, Pierceton; and Randall Nelson, Leesburg.
Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Peter Schaaf, Leesburg.
Fined $100 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Joel Zehner, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Donna Murcko, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in December, sentenced to six days in jail and license restricted 180 days was Kyle Perkins, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in November, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Ronald Collins, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in November, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Jack Peterson, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in October, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was John Aalbregtse, Syracuse.
Fined $100 in September, sentenced to 12 days in jail and license suspended one year was Manuel Salazar, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Rafael Gonzalez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September, sentenced to 12 days in jail and license suspended 180 days was Rodney Heltzel, North Webster.
Fined $50 in August, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Jesus Lara, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in March,sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Lisa A. Withers, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in February, sentenced to six days in jail and license suspended 90 days was Darrell B. Ruch, Leesburg.
The following people also paid $132.50 in court costs:
No Valid Commercial Driver's License - Fined $50 in November was Michael Marsh, Warsaw.
Driving While Suspended - Fined $50 in November and license suspended 90 days were Bruce D. Earl Jr., Syracuse, and Kimberly Boren, Cromwell.
Fined $50 in June and license suspended 180 days was Mark Heine, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in June and license suspended 90 days were Melissa Marshall, Pierceton, and Mark D. Walter, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May and license suspended 180 days was Charles E. Berkeypile, Milford.
Fined $50 in May and license suspended 90 days was Michael J. Stork, North Webster.
Fined $25 in February and license suspended 90 days was Kourtney Rodriguez, Warsaw.
The following people also paid $132 in court costs:
Public Intoxication - Fined $50 in December was Dale Rhodes, Syracuse.
Fined $50 in November were Jamie Swihart, Warsaw, and Ricky Eby, Pierceton.
Fined $50 in October were Sandra Unhoch, Claypool; David Unhoch, Claypool; and Edgar Juarez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in September was Christine Blankenship, Claypool.
Fined $50 in July was Aaron Quance, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Brian C. Fearnow, Akron.
Fined $43 in June was Trentin R. Elliott, Nappanee.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in November were Jason Railsback, Warsaw; Adam Dale Graf, Akron; Charles Alden Grossman, Akron; Jamie L. Reed, Warsaw; and David Tran, Winona Lake.
Fined $68 in October was Brooks Helmuth, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in October was Aaron McKinley, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June was Margot Morris, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May was Jessica Villa Turner, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in January 2002 was Terry A. Dove, Warsaw.
Visiting A Common Nuisance - Fined $100 in November was Joshua W. Newsome, Mentone.
Fined $100 in January 2002 was Robert D. Schwartz, Syracuse.
Illegal Consumption Of Alcohol By A Minor - Fined $50 in November were Jessica Dusky, Warsaw, and Travis Henson, Syracuse.
Possession Of Unapproved Shot While Hunting - Fined $50 in November was Steven Huffman, Syracuse.
Battery - Fined $168 in October was Marcus Neer, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June were Shawn C. Bartley, Warsaw, and Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Fined $250 in May was Erika Martinez, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in May was Gene Herbert Denz, Claypool.
Fined $25 in April was Brian L. Kern, Syracuse.
Criminal Mischief - Fined $100 in September was Brian Cooper, Syracuse.
Fined $250 in May was Josh Hamilton, Warsaw.
False Informing - Fined $200 in September was Terry Osterhoudt, Warsaw.
Conversion - Fined $100 in July was Jonathan Charles, Warsaw.
Fined $100 in January 2002 was Jana Lee Sexton, Warsaw.
Domestic Battery - Fined $250 in July and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Pedro Xique, Warsaw.
Fined $50 in June and ordered to pay a $50 domestic violence fee was Alberto Xique, Pierceton.
Invasion Of Privacy - Fined $50 in July was Betty DeLaCruz, Pierceton.
Disorderly Conduct - Fined $50 in June was Caleb L. France, Warsaw.
The following person was found not guilty of charges:
Public Intoxication - (June) Caleb Gilmer, Warsaw.
Charges were dismissed against the following people:
Check Deception - (November) Michelle Farkas, Warsaw (two counts); Jane Helblig, Sidney; (September) Ernesto Gonzalez, Warsaw; (March) Samantha Sherer, Leesburg (two counts); (February) Teresa Blankenship, Milford.
Possession Of Marijuana - (November) Krystal Leigh Konkle, Claypool; (June) Brian C. Fearnow, Akron.
Public Intoxication - (November) David Tran, Winona Lake.
Battery - (July) Chad Stanford, Winona Lake; (June) Caleb L. France, Warsaw; (May) Harry Marshall, Warsaw; (February) Travis Babendrager, Bourbon.
Illegal Possession Of Alcohol By A Minor - (July) Nathan Berry, Warsaw; (May) Michael J. Stork, North Webster.
Driving While Suspended - (July) Randal Collar, Syracuse; (June) Phillip L. Ball II, Leesburg.
Resisting Law Enforcement - (July) Aaron Quance, Warsaw.
Driving While Intoxicated - (June) Charles Dippon, Syracuse; (May) Leslie Carson, Warsaw; (April) Fred H. Holst Jr., Warsaw; (February) John A. Snepp, South Whitley.
Contributing To The Delinquency Of A Minor - (June) Erica Wilcox, Warsaw.
False Informing - (June) Jose M. Vazquez, Warsaw.
Driving Having Never Received A License - (June) Jose M. Vazquez, Warsaw.
Criminal Mischief - (June) Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Criminal Trespassing - (June) Madeline J. Islas, Winona Lake.
Permitting Livestock To Run At Large - (May) Bill H. Stofer, Warsaw.
Conversion - (January 2002) Jana Lee Sexton, Warsaw (nine counts).
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