Felonies recorded in Waushara County

Kenneth M. Worhack, Hancock, was in court on May 15 on a count of Bail Jumping-Felony. The jury has reached a verdict. Jury returned to the courtroom. Verdict read by the Court. Ct 1 - Guilty. The Court polls the jury. Jury excused. State requests judgment on the verdict. The Court grants the request for judgment on the verdict and finds the defendant guilty. The defendant wishes to proceed to sentencing today. Statement by DE. Court orders: 60 days WC Jail - No CFTS - I/S- 30 mos probation concurrent to any other term of probation. Conditions: NC w/ S.V., DE to complete Anger Management Program and follow through, DE to complete a psych evaluation within the first 6 months of probation, DE to maintain absolute sobriety, Any other counseling or treatment as deemed appropriate by the supervising agent, $500 fine plus costs w/ 60 DTP or PP. Appeal rights given.

James Allen Hughes, Redgranite, was in court on May 16 for Extradition. Colorado has confirmed with DOC that they still intend to pick up the defendant when his sentence in Wisconsin is complete. Statement by DE. The Court finds cause that there is still an extradition request from Colorado and the DE will remain in custody in Wisconsin until he is transported to Colorado.

Jahceire R. Vance McKee, Redgranite, was in court on May 16 on a count of Battery by Prisoners. The Court does not find probable case and enters an order of non-prejudicial dismissal.

Andi Marie Anthony, Fond Du Lac, was in court on May 16 on a count of 1^st Reckless Homicide/Deliver Drugs. A status conference is scheduled for July 28.

Stanley W. Waters III, Redgranite, was in court on May 16 on two counts of Battery or Threat to Judge, Prosecutor, or Law Enforcement Officer, 12 counts of Possession of Child Pornography, and a count of Sale/Possess/Use/Transport Machine Guns. A jury trial is scheduled for July 17.

Randy L. Lindgren, Redgranite, was in court on May 16 on a count of Battery or Threat to Judge, Prosecutor, or Law Enforcement Officer, a count of Bail Jumping-Felony, and a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. A status conference is scheduled for May 27.

Ever Gonzales Morales, Wautoma, was in court on May 16 on a count of Possession of Methamphetamine and three counts of Bail Jumping-Felony. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 25.

Clayton Castillo Mules, Weyauwega, was in court on May 16 on a count of Possess Firearm-Convicted of a Felony. Plea: Ct 1 - NC. Repeater enhancer dismissed. Court accepts plea and stays JOC. Court accepts terms and conditions of PPDA. Matter stayed for 18 months. The Court reminds the defendant that bond remains in effect throughout the pendency of the PPDA. The Court orders that the firearm be held in the possession of the firearm throughout the pendency of the PPDA.

Eloka C. Nwasolu, Hillside, NJ, was in court on May 19 on a count of Theft-False Representation >$10,000-$100,000. Court orders $20,000 Sig Bond. Defendant is prohibited from acting in a fiduciary capacity. Defendant is prohibited from possessing any identifiers belonging to someone other than himself. Complete ID process with the Sheriff's Department. A status conference is scheduled for July 10.

Benjamin E. Brady, Wild Rose, was in court on May 19 on a count of Strangulation and Suffocation. A status conference is scheduled for June 27.

Jonathan Matthew Groling, Plainfield, was in court on May 19 on a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for June 27.

Jerry S. Wilson, Redgranite, was in court on May 19 on a count of Deliver Illegal Articles to Inmate. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for June 27.

Dustin A. Galleske, Plainfield, was in court on May 19 on a count of Battery to Public Officers and a count of Throw/Discharge Bodily Fluid at Public Safety Worker or Prosecutor. A sentencing hearing on revocation is scheduled for June 16.

Richard Terran, Wautoma, was in court on May 20 on a count of Theft-Movable Property >$5000-$10,000. Court orders: $2,000 signature bond. Court enters Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 27.

Zackery D. Wiley, Redgranite, was in court on May 20 on a count of Possession of Methamphetamine and a count of Bail Jumping-Felony. Court orders: $3,000 signature bondCourt enters Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. Complete ID process with the Sheriff's Department. The defendant must maintain absolute sobriety and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. No operation of any motor vehicles without a valid driver's license for the manner of operation. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for July 1.

James A. Guhr, Neshkoro, was in court on May 20 on a count of 1^st-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety. Court orders: $20,000 signature bond. Court enters Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. Complete ID process with the Sheriff's Department. Defendant is prohibited from being in possession of any dangerous weapons to include but not limited to firearms. The defendant must maintain absolute sobriety and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 27.

Jerek Joseph Stys, Wautoma, was in court on May 20 on a count of Possess w/ Intent-Cocaine (>40g) and two counts of Bail Jumping-Felony. Based on the non-appearance the Court authorizes the issuance of a bench warrant extraditable within State of Wisconsin.

Apolinar Juarez Correa, Plainfield, was in court on May 20 on a count of OWI (5^th or 6^th), a count of 2^nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, and a count of Operating w/ PAC (5^th or 6^th). Court orders: 5-1/4 year term of imprisonment - bifurcated sentence. 27 months IC w/124 days CFTS/ 36 months ES. ES conditions: DE must maintain absolute sobriety DE is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. AODA and follow through. Any other terms and conditions deemed necessary by supervising agent. 36 month DL revocation/IID requirement. No operation of any motor vehicles at all. Defendant and supervising agent may petition the Court to allow the DE to operate a motor vehcile. Restitution in the amount of $1,000 to be paid to TC.H.S. Court notes that the restitution is satisfied through Atty Schrank's representation. $1,000 fine plus costs w/60 DTP or PP. $42.50 blood draw fee w/60 DTP or PP. Defendant not to be released to ES until no less than 20 months of IC being served. DNA sample and surcharge. Spanish appeal rights have been filed.

Norman B. Rehwinkel, Plainfield, was in court on May 20 on a count of Possession of THC (2^nd+ Offense) and a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 2.

Albert L. Woodworth, Princeton, was in court on May 20 on a count of Bail Jumping-Felony. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for June 9.

David C. Anderson, Stanley, was in court on May 20 on a count of Burglary-Arm Self w/ Dangerous Weapon and a count of Possess Firearm-Convicted of a Felony. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for June 25.

Kathleen A. Kenney, Peoria, IL, was in court on May 20 on two counts of Theft-Movable Property >$2500-$5000, a count of Possess Firearm-Convicted of a Felony, and a count of Possession of Narcotic Drugs. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 2.

Benjamin Ryan Gordon, Wild Rose, was in court on May 20 on a count of Possession of THC (2^nd+ Offense). Court orders: S/W three years probation - Conditions: 90 days WC Jail - Huber, No GT, 5 days CFTS, sentence to commence by no later than July 15, 2025, AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, DE may not be present upon the premises of any bars, DE is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, Costs w/ 60 DTP or PP. The Court orders the seized firearms be released to the defendant's father, L.G. The Court orders the seized cell phone be returned to the defendant. Appeal rights given.