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Miami County District Court
7-18-08
Criminal
Hearings
Dustin E. Floyd was charged with aggravated battery and battery in connection to an incident on June 23. A preliminary hearing was scheduled today.
Scott R. Wilson was charged with aggravated assault, criminal threat, battery and criminal damage to property. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. July 24.
Amber D. Bounds was charged possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and consumption of an alcoholic beverage by a minor. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. July 24.
The court continued the following cases. Defendants, charges and new hearing dates are: Leslie G. Randall III, criminal trespass, 11:15 a.m. July 24; Troy D. Johns, possession of marijuana, 2 p.m. Aug. 7; Adam C. Smith, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, no liability insurance and tag violation, 1:45 p.m. Aug. 28; Shawn E. Howerton, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, 9 a.m. Aug. 19; Colton J. Stefens, minor in consumption of alcohol, 9 a.m. July 29; James N. Gochenour Jr., minor in consumption of alcohol and open container, 10 a.m. Sept. 2; Joshua D. Lawless, battery, 2:15 p.m. Aug. 21; Jessica Gonzales, forgery and theft, 11 a.m. Aug. 21; Kristi R. Golding, probation revocation, 11:45 a.m. July 31; Kyle D. Hankins, diversion revocation, 9 a.m. Aug. 26; Bruce G. Howell, giving a worthless check, 9:30 a.m. Aug. 12; Charles H. Ater, minor in consumption of alcohol, 9:15 a.m. Aug. 12; Falisha R. Brown, forgery and theft, 2:45 p.m. Aug. 7; Joshua E. Cooper, probation revocation, 2:30 p.m. Aug. 7.
Dispositions
A diversionary agreement was reached in the case against Neal W. Plummer. If he completes the terms of the agreement, a charge of battery will be dismissed.
Justin B. Eckert was found guilty of obstructing the legal process and was sentenced to 12 months in prison and 12 months probation. The court suspended the sentence and placed him on probation for one year to be served consecutively to another case.
Arturo Sosa stipulated to violating a diversionary agreement. The court revoked his diversionary agreement and sentenced him to 90 days in jail. The jail term was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year. Sosa was placed on diversion in May for domestic battery.
A diversionary agreement was reached in the case against Andrew J. Moll. If he completes the terms of the agreement, a charge of minor in consumption of alcohol will be dismissed.
Anthony L. Cooper was found guilty on his fifth offense of driving while under the influence, obstructing the legal process and driving while his license was suspended. A charge of criminal damage to property was dismissed. The court sentenced Cooper to 180 days in jail and one year in prison for the DUI, and 180 days in jail for each of the two remaining charges. The misdemeanor charges will be served concurrently to the felony charge. Other terms of the sentence include probation for one year and $2,600 in fines.
Stephen Shumate stipulated to violating his probation. The court revoked his probation and sentenced him to serve 30 days in the county jail, beginning Aug. 1, and reinstated his probation for one year. He was on probation for a second DUI conviction.
The court revoked probation for Tyler W. Nevius and reinstated it for one year. Nevius received credit for time served, but is subject to alcohol and drug observation for 60 days. He was on probation for possession of marijuana.
The court revoked probation for Paul F. Guthrie Jr. and remanded him to serve his original sentence of 23 months in prison for aggravated battery. The court had originally suspended the prison term and had placed him on supervised probation for two years and a year of probation. In another battery case, the court revoked Guthrie’s probation and remanded him to serve his original sentence of six months in the county jail.
New Civil Cases
The following limited-civil lawsuits recently were filed. In each case, the plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest and costs. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested are:
Palisades Collection LLC vs. Debbra Poage of Osawatomie, $1,743.28; Capital One Bank vs. Bruce D. Badders of Osawatomie, $1001.83; Capital One Bank vs. Kim Fennel of Paola, $814.87;
Christopher J. Adams vs. Dustin M. and Rachel D. Thompson of Osawatomie, $765; Arrow Financial Services LLC vs. Gene Williams of Osawatomie, $4,872.36; Capital One Bank vs. Ramiro Rios of Osawatomie, $824.31;
Mhc Properties LLC vs. Robert Shaner of Louisburg, $6,791.61; Midland Funding LLC vs. Mike Huggins of Paola, $1,036.07; Midland Funding LLC vs. Kimberly Greene of Louisburg, $1,058.19;
NCO Portfolio Management vs. Leonard P. Nave of Paola, $797.36; NCO Portfolio Management vs. David P. Patrick of Paola, $3,510.27.
The following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuit recently was filed. The plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest, costs and sale of property, claiming the defendant defaulted on a real-estate loan. Plaintiff, defendant and amount of judgment requested are:
Bank of New York vs. Paula R. Miller of Louisburg, $132,799.65.
The following petition for divorce recently was filed:
Erin D’Urso vs. Shammah D’Urso.
Civil Docket
The court recently awarded the following petitions for divorce:
Myrna S. Guion vs. Hector Juarez-Bautista; Lori Kay Driskell vs. Mark Eric Driskell, Patricia K. Crouch vs. Gary D. Crouch; Erin Chappell vs. Derek R. Chappell; Dawn V. Covell vs. James C. Covell;
Erin L. Sobek vs. Derek C. Sobek; and Sandie Rae Straley vs. Andrew J. Straley.
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuit. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC vs. Steven E. Lynn, $85,091.16.
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Christi Michelle Reed of Osawatomie, $1,267.98; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Robert D. Leeker of Paola, $810.55; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Kort and Lindsay P. St. Clair of Paola, $1,161.57,
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Ashley A. Hess of Paola, $15,436.92; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Angela and Charles Sours of Osawatomie, $1,412.37; Capital One Bank vs. Timothy J. Crossland of Paola, $2,445.36;
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Jennifer L. Reach of Paola, $602.76; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Raechel D. Mathews of Bucyrus, $695.17 and $421.29; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Desiree Jenkins of Paola, $815.69;
Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Lee A. and Joanne Kurth of Osawatomie, $661.77; Noble Finance Corp. vs. Andrea Scott of Osawatomie, $99.07; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Karen D. Loar of Paola, $657.19;
Miami County Medical Center vs. Henry J. and Sydney J. Freeman of Paola, $7,510.85; Moons IGA vs. Clinton D. Benjamin of Chanute, $507; LVNV Funding vs. Eric J. Brockett of Osawatomie, $2,170.85;
and Rick Michel vs. Dawn L. Stites of Paola, $4,975.
The court recently dismissed the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Scott I. Karr of Paola, $617.18; Steve Grother vs. City of Paola and BRW Construction, in excess of $75,000; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Tracy E. and Richard L. Cottle of Paola, $1,770.90;
Queen Enterprises LLC vs. Mindy Hasselquist of Osawatomie, $142.69; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Larry L. Smith of Paola, $1,014.45; and Dave Slyter vs. Brandon Marmon of Paola, $630.75.
The court recently dismissed the following lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Barbara Briscoe vs. Queen-Morris Ventures LLC of Paola, in excess of $75,000; GMAC LLC vs. James A. Anderson of Osawatomie, $12,342.45; and Wells Fargo Bank vs. Carolyn S. Engbroten of Spring Hill, $128,147.48.
Small Claims
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following small claims lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Fred Wicke vs. Gary L. Guthrie of Osawatomie, asking for back rent and late fees, $4,015; Frank P. Moley vs. Shawn Preston of Paola, asking for back rent, late fees and damages, $2,030;
John M. Klein vs. Amanda Graves of Osawatomie, asking for costs for repairs, $2,650; and Tom Pfaltzgraff vs. Allyce Christine Blume of Osawatomie, asking for unpaid rent, repairs and other expenses, $3,643.69.
Traffic Docket
The following people recently paid speeding fines (including $66 in court costs) in Miami County District Court:
Jennifer Bailey, $281; Margaret K. Becker, $156; Andrew S. Christy, $96; Susan K. Coleman, $96; Melissa A. Cooke, $114; Jacob W. Curtice, $246; Natasha C. Farr, $135; Marcy E. Fletcher, $126; Gloria M. Folsom, $126;
Teresa M. Jones, $114; Peter J. McGaughey, $126; Bobbie L. Miller, $126; Brittany D. Owings, $201; Dustin L. Sneed, $214; Jeffery L. Trumbly, $120; and Derek J. Widener, $126.
The following people recently paid other fines (including $66 in court costs):
Karie A. Bishop, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $175; Nickolas R. Decker, driving under influence of alcohol or drugs, first conviction, $1,620; Brian K. Dial, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30;
Kimberly A. Dial, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30; and Robert D. Williams, $60.
The following people recently paid multiple fines (including $66 in court costs):
Karla D. Cayton, speeding, $96, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30; Kynda J. Ford, speeding, $260, failure to wear a seatbelt, $80; John G. Hutchison III, speeding, $208, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30;
and Jamie R. McCorkendale, no child restraints, $135, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30.
The following person recently paid fish and game, boating and water activities, or wildlife, parks and recreation fines (including $66 in court costs):
Geoffrey L. Blatt, $76.
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Hearings
Dustin E. Floyd was charged with aggravated battery and battery in connection to an incident on June 23. A preliminary hearing was scheduled today.
Scott R. Wilson was charged with aggravated assault, criminal threat, battery and criminal damage to property. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. July 24.
Amber D. Bounds was charged possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and consumption of an alcoholic beverage by a minor. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. July 24.
The court continued the following cases. Defendants, charges and new hearing dates are: Leslie G. Randall III, criminal trespass, 11:15 a.m. July 24; Troy D. Johns, possession of marijuana, 2 p.m. Aug. 7; Adam C. Smith, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, no liability insurance and tag violation, 1:45 p.m. Aug. 28; Shawn E. Howerton, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, 9 a.m. Aug. 19; Colton J. Stefens, minor in consumption of alcohol, 9 a.m. July 29; James N. Gochenour Jr., minor in consumption of alcohol and open container, 10 a.m. Sept. 2; Joshua D. Lawless, battery, 2:15 p.m. Aug. 21; Jessica Gonzales, forgery and theft, 11 a.m. Aug. 21; Kristi R. Golding, probation revocation, 11:45 a.m. July 31; Kyle D. Hankins, diversion revocation, 9 a.m. Aug. 26; Bruce G. Howell, giving a worthless check, 9:30 a.m. Aug. 12; Charles H. Ater, minor in consumption of alcohol, 9:15 a.m. Aug. 12; Falisha R. Brown, forgery and theft, 2:45 p.m. Aug. 7; Joshua E. Cooper, probation revocation, 2:30 p.m. Aug. 7.
Dispositions
A diversionary agreement was reached in the case against Neal W. Plummer. If he completes the terms of the agreement, a charge of battery will be dismissed.
Justin B. Eckert was found guilty of obstructing the legal process and was sentenced to 12 months in prison and 12 months probation. The court suspended the sentence and placed him on probation for one year to be served consecutively to another case.
Arturo Sosa stipulated to violating a diversionary agreement. The court revoked his diversionary agreement and sentenced him to 90 days in jail. The jail term was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year. Sosa was placed on diversion in May for domestic battery.
A diversionary agreement was reached in the case against Andrew J. Moll. If he completes the terms of the agreement, a charge of minor in consumption of alcohol will be dismissed.
Anthony L. Cooper was found guilty on his fifth offense of driving while under the influence, obstructing the legal process and driving while his license was suspended. A charge of criminal damage to property was dismissed. The court sentenced Cooper to 180 days in jail and one year in prison for the DUI, and 180 days in jail for each of the two remaining charges. The misdemeanor charges will be served concurrently to the felony charge. Other terms of the sentence include probation for one year and $2,600 in fines.
Stephen Shumate stipulated to violating his probation. The court revoked his probation and sentenced him to serve 30 days in the county jail, beginning Aug. 1, and reinstated his probation for one year. He was on probation for a second DUI conviction.
The court revoked probation for Tyler W. Nevius and reinstated it for one year. Nevius received credit for time served, but is subject to alcohol and drug observation for 60 days. He was on probation for possession of marijuana.
The court revoked probation for Paul F. Guthrie Jr. and remanded him to serve his original sentence of 23 months in prison for aggravated battery. The court had originally suspended the prison term and had placed him on supervised probation for two years and a year of probation. In another battery case, the court revoked Guthrie’s probation and remanded him to serve his original sentence of six months in the county jail.
New Civil Cases
The following limited-civil lawsuits recently were filed. In each case, the plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest and costs. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested are:
Palisades Collection LLC vs. Debbra Poage of Osawatomie, $1,743.28; Capital One Bank vs. Bruce D. Badders of Osawatomie, $1001.83; Capital One Bank vs. Kim Fennel of Paola, $814.87;
Christopher J. Adams vs. Dustin M. and Rachel D. Thompson of Osawatomie, $765; Arrow Financial Services LLC vs. Gene Williams of Osawatomie, $4,872.36; Capital One Bank vs. Ramiro Rios of Osawatomie, $824.31;
Mhc Properties LLC vs. Robert Shaner of Louisburg, $6,791.61; Midland Funding LLC vs. Mike Huggins of Paola, $1,036.07; Midland Funding LLC vs. Kimberly Greene of Louisburg, $1,058.19;
NCO Portfolio Management vs. Leonard P. Nave of Paola, $797.36; NCO Portfolio Management vs. David P. Patrick of Paola, $3,510.27.
The following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuit recently was filed. The plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest, costs and sale of property, claiming the defendant defaulted on a real-estate loan. Plaintiff, defendant and amount of judgment requested are:
Bank of New York vs. Paula R. Miller of Louisburg, $132,799.65.
The following petition for divorce recently was filed:
Erin D’Urso vs. Shammah D’Urso.
Civil Docket
The court recently awarded the following petitions for divorce:
Myrna S. Guion vs. Hector Juarez-Bautista; Lori Kay Driskell vs. Mark Eric Driskell, Patricia K. Crouch vs. Gary D. Crouch; Erin Chappell vs. Derek R. Chappell; Dawn V. Covell vs. James C. Covell;
Erin L. Sobek vs. Derek C. Sobek; and Sandie Rae Straley vs. Andrew J. Straley.
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuit. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC vs. Steven E. Lynn, $85,091.16.
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Christi Michelle Reed of Osawatomie, $1,267.98; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Robert D. Leeker of Paola, $810.55; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Kort and Lindsay P. St. Clair of Paola, $1,161.57,
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Ashley A. Hess of Paola, $15,436.92; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Angela and Charles Sours of Osawatomie, $1,412.37; Capital One Bank vs. Timothy J. Crossland of Paola, $2,445.36;
Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Jennifer L. Reach of Paola, $602.76; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Raechel D. Mathews of Bucyrus, $695.17 and $421.29; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Desiree Jenkins of Paola, $815.69;
Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Lee A. and Joanne Kurth of Osawatomie, $661.77; Noble Finance Corp. vs. Andrea Scott of Osawatomie, $99.07; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Karen D. Loar of Paola, $657.19;
Miami County Medical Center vs. Henry J. and Sydney J. Freeman of Paola, $7,510.85; Moons IGA vs. Clinton D. Benjamin of Chanute, $507; LVNV Funding vs. Eric J. Brockett of Osawatomie, $2,170.85;
and Rick Michel vs. Dawn L. Stites of Paola, $4,975.
The court recently dismissed the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Scott I. Karr of Paola, $617.18; Steve Grother vs. City of Paola and BRW Construction, in excess of $75,000; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Tracy E. and Richard L. Cottle of Paola, $1,770.90;
Queen Enterprises LLC vs. Mindy Hasselquist of Osawatomie, $142.69; Miami County Medical Ctr. vs. Larry L. Smith of Paola, $1,014.45; and Dave Slyter vs. Brandon Marmon of Paola, $630.75.
The court recently dismissed the following lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Barbara Briscoe vs. Queen-Morris Ventures LLC of Paola, in excess of $75,000; GMAC LLC vs. James A. Anderson of Osawatomie, $12,342.45; and Wells Fargo Bank vs. Carolyn S. Engbroten of Spring Hill, $128,147.48.
Small Claims
The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following small claims lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:
Fred Wicke vs. Gary L. Guthrie of Osawatomie, asking for back rent and late fees, $4,015; Frank P. Moley vs. Shawn Preston of Paola, asking for back rent, late fees and damages, $2,030;
John M. Klein vs. Amanda Graves of Osawatomie, asking for costs for repairs, $2,650; and Tom Pfaltzgraff vs. Allyce Christine Blume of Osawatomie, asking for unpaid rent, repairs and other expenses, $3,643.69.
Traffic Docket
The following people recently paid speeding fines (including $66 in court costs) in Miami County District Court:
Jennifer Bailey, $281; Margaret K. Becker, $156; Andrew S. Christy, $96; Susan K. Coleman, $96; Melissa A. Cooke, $114; Jacob W. Curtice, $246; Natasha C. Farr, $135; Marcy E. Fletcher, $126; Gloria M. Folsom, $126;
Teresa M. Jones, $114; Peter J. McGaughey, $126; Bobbie L. Miller, $126; Brittany D. Owings, $201; Dustin L. Sneed, $214; Jeffery L. Trumbly, $120; and Derek J. Widener, $126.
The following people recently paid other fines (including $66 in court costs):
Karie A. Bishop, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $175; Nickolas R. Decker, driving under influence of alcohol or drugs, first conviction, $1,620; Brian K. Dial, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30;
Kimberly A. Dial, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30; and Robert D. Williams, $60.
The following people recently paid multiple fines (including $66 in court costs):
Karla D. Cayton, speeding, $96, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30; Kynda J. Ford, speeding, $260, failure to wear a seatbelt, $80; John G. Hutchison III, speeding, $208, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30;
and Jamie R. McCorkendale, no child restraints, $135, failure to wear a seatbelt, $30.
The following person recently paid fish and game, boating and water activities, or wildlife, parks and recreation fines (including $66 in court costs):
Geoffrey L. Blatt, $76.