Felonies recorded in Waushara County

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Anthony J. Wakeley, Redgranite, was in court on Sept. 17 on a count of Abuse-Intentionally Cause Harm. Matter stayed for two years-with amendment. Court admonished the defendant regarding bond and requirement for address notification.

Dylan Philip Wemmer, Neshkoro, was in court on Sept. 17 on three counts of Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g). Defense motions due Oct. 1 and State motions due Oct. 15. A final PTC is set for Oct. 30.

Russell L. Smith, Hancock, was in court on Sept. 17 on a count of Sex Offender-Fail/Provide Information. A jury trial is scheduled for Dec. 4.

Stephanie A. Jones, Clintonville, was in court on Sept. 17 on four counts of Deliver Amphetamine(<=3g). A competency hearing is scheduled for Oct. 27.

William Cain Johnson, Menasha, was in court on Sept. 17 on a count of Bail Jumping-Felony. Court finds probable cause and enters an order binding the defendant over for trial. An arraignment is scheduled for Oct. 27.

Schuyler V. Wemmer, Neshkoro, was in court on Sept. 17 on two counts of Possess Firearm-Convicted of a Felony. An arraignment is scheduled for Oct. 1.

Justin E. Jackson, Redgranite, was in court on Sept. 17 on a count of Bail Jumping-Felony. A status conference is scheduled for Oct. 26.

Carl Scott Drmolka, Wild Rose, was in court on Sept. 18 on a count of 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety and a count of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense). Court makes statement prior to sentencing and sentences the defendant to: CT 1- 6 years 6 month WSP to be served as 18 months IC and 5 years ES. Credit for 175 days Credit for Time Served. CT3-S/W and placed on probation for a period of 2 years, consecutive to Count 1. Conditions of es/probation: AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. Psychological Examination and follow through. Terms of Agent. Costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan. Remington 1100 Shot gun forfeited and ordered destroyed. DNA Sample and Surcharge ordered by the Court. Defendant advised of right to expunge DNA record through the Department of Justice. Court finds the defendant ineligible for CIP & SAP. Appeal Rights Given.

Nicholas M. Chapple, Wild Rose, was in court on Sept. 21 on a count of Theft-Movable Property-Special Facts. A motion hearing is scheduled for Sept. 24.

Dominic J. Kurtzwiel, Wausau, was in court on Sept. 21 on a count of Abuse-Intentionally Cause Harm. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for Oct. 20.

Joshua David Racette, Little Chute, was in court on Sept. 21 on a count of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense). Defendant waives counsel. Court questions defendant and accepts. Preliminary hearing addressed. Defendant waives right to preliminary hearing. Court questions defendant and accepts waiver of preliminary hearing. Court has read the complaint, finds probable cause and enters an order binding the defendant over. Information filed. Defendant confirms receipt, waives formal reading. Defendant again advised of right to counsel and expertise. Voluntary waiver of counsel accepted by Court. Defendant advised of potential punishment. Plea colloquy entertained. Collateral consequences explained. Chapter 950 compliance addressed. Plea: No Contest. Court accepts plea and enters JOC. Court sentences to $500 fine plus costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan. Bond on file applied. Court grants 1 day of sentence credit, even though no jail has been ordered. DNA Sample is on file and Surcharge ordered by the Court. Appeal Rights Given.

Brittany R. Pierotti, Wi Rapids, was in court on Sept. 21 on a count of Theft-Movable Property-Special Facts. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for Nov. 3.

 

Gordon C. Quick, Neshkoro, was in court on Sept. 22 on one count of Manufacture THC (>200-1000g) and one count of Possess w/ Intent(>200-1000g). Court sentences the defendant to: S/W and placed on probation for a period of two years. Conditions: AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. Terms of Agent. Costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan. DNA Sample and Surcharge ordered by the Court. Defendant advised of right to expunge DNA record through the Department of Justice. Appeal Rights Given

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