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Miami County District Court
9-5-08
Criminal Docket
Hearings
Keith D. Lawrence was charged with manufacturing a controlled substance, possession of opiates or narcotics, arranging for the sale or purchase using communications and no drug tax stamp. A hearing is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Sept. 18.
Robert L. Ward IV was charged with domestic battery. A hearing was scheduled for Thursday.
Sean M. Tumilty was found guilty of unlawful voluntary sexual intercourse. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Oct. 16.
Destartia D. Baham stipulated to violating probation. The court took Baham’s case under advisement. Baham was on probation for one count each of burglary and theft.
The court continued the following cases. Defendants, charges and new hearing dates are:
DeWayne E. Cutshaw, probation revocation, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 16; Anthony T. Reed, probation revocation, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 16; Troy D. Johns, possession of marijuana, 11:30 a.m. Sept. 25; Jesse W. Pottorff, aggravated burglary, 3:45 p.m. Sept. 11; Scott R. Wilson, aggravated assault, criminal threat, domestic battery, criminal damage to property and violation of protection order, 3:15 p.m. Sept. 11; Aaron M. Lautt, domestic battery, 11:30 a.m. Oct. 2; Jerin L. Kramer, four counts of forgery, 2:30 p.m. Sept. 25; and Brady A. Booton, aggravated arson, 3 p.m. Sept. 11.
Dispositions
Adam E. Reeves stipulated to violating probation. The court revoked probation and reinstated it for a new 18-month term on the condition he enter and successfully complete a 120-day treatment program through the Missouri Department of Corrections. Reeves was on probation for two counts of burglary.
Danny L. Bagg was found guilty of battery and was sentenced to six months in the Miami County Jail. The court suspended the jail term and placed him on 18 months probation. In another case, the court found Bagg guilty on an amended charge of attempting to obstruct the legal process. The court sentenced him to eight months in prison and 12 months probation. The sentence will be served consecutively to two other cases. Bagg was originally charged with obstructing the legal process in a felony case.
Christopher W. Wurtz stipulated to violating probation. The court revoked his probation and reinstated it for a new 12-month term after he serves an additional 10 days in jail. Wurtz was on probation for possession of narcotics, possession of a simulated controlled substance or drug paraphernalia and driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Nicholas A. Olson was found guilty on an amended charge possession of depressants, stimulants or hallucinogens and possession of a simulated controlled substance or drug paraphernalia. The court sentenced him to six months in jail on each count, to be served consecutively. The court suspended the jail term and sentenced him to 12 months probation.
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:
Jerome M. Lambertz vs. Rudy Loving of Paola, $738.10; United Imaging Consultant vs. Felicia Jones of Louisburg, $251; Capital One Bank vs. Matt Edward Birchard of Osawatomie, $1,819.17;
Linda Fennel vs. Machelle Howard of Louisburg, $865; Miami County Medical Center vs. Ava C. Keimig of Paola, $2,520.24; Capital One Bank vs. Andrew J. McMullan of Spring Hill, $943.46;
Miami County Medical Center vs. Rhonda K. Brogan of Paola, $559.34; Miami County Medical Center vs. Lisa S. Varns of Fontana, $2,243.16; Miami County Medical Center vs. Megan A. Bishop of Paola, $1,222.70;
Olathe Medical Center vs. Shelly M. Blann of Osawatomie, $758.83; Miami County Medical Center vs. Mark A. Hazlett of Osawatomie, $1,077.41; Capital One Bank vs. Eric Shideler of Bucyrus, $6,801.53;
Capital One Bank vs. Prince O. Jackson of Paola, $812.23; and Miami County Medical Center vs. Shawn Michael Dedrick of Paola, $574.59.
The following petitions for divorce recently were filed:
Christie Britt vs. Calvin R. Britt; Patricia A. Marschall vs. Alton R. Marschall; Scott J. Fisher vs. Marjorie Fisher; Kerri Sutti vs. Pietro Sutti; and Barbara M. Pinter vs. John Pinter.
The following lawsuits recently were filed:
Rodney Dryden vs. Randy R. Anderson of Olathe, requesting petition for specific performance.
Mid-West Fertilizer Inc. vs. Lester Randall Arnold of Springfield, Mo., to recover balance due on promissory note.
The following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuits recently were filed. In each case, the plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest, costs and sale of property, claiming the defendants defaulted on a real-estate loan. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested are:
Countrywide Home Loans Inc. vs. Robert Alan Dziadura of Spring Hill, $68,635.25; and Countrywide Home Loans Inc. vs. Douglas T. and Cynthia S. Porter of Paola, $164,016.75.
Civil Docket
The court dismissed the following petition for divorce:
Jason D. Meyer vs. Shona M. Meyer.
The court recently awarded the following petitions for divorce:
Pauline M. Luehrs vs. David L. Luehrs; and Margaret L. Elsbury vs. Allen L. Elsbury.
The court recently dismissed the following mortgage foreclosure lawsuit. Plaintiffs, defendants and amount of judgment requested were:
Wells Fargo Bank NA vs. Jeffrey A. and Gayla D. Mader of Paola, $165,443.25.
The court recently dismissed the following lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. Brian R. Clifton of Paola, $11,791.32; and CommunityAmerica Credit Union vs. Justin E. Pattison, $10,937.62.
Small Claims
The following small claims lawsuits were recently filed:
Shawna M. Wollard against Dave Slyter of Paola, asking for return of $450 deposit after term of lease.
Triad Leasing against Mark McClaren of Wellsville asking for $621.08 in back rent for a laptop.
Traffic Docket
The following people recently paid speeding fines (including $75 in court costs) in Miami County District Court:
Mark A. Adell, $235; Alaina L. Banks, $105; Russell L. Berry Jr., $141; Amy A. Bramble, $132; Joel D. Crider, $120; Samuel Davis, $194; Walter E. Debord, $205; Alice K. Dingle, $117; Glen H. Dorsey, $105;
Grant D. Fergerson, $229; Kevin J. Follo, $105; Christopher M. George, $105; Wayne A. Gunn Jr., $246; Joshua D. Hannah, $117; Austin J. Henry, $255; Valerie N. Hughes, $105; Jerome Lamont, $144;
Michael L, Matula, $237; Travis Lee Maupin, $170; Willard L. McCracken, $217; Catherine A. Mogle, $237; Wesley C. Norman III, $223; Zachary W. Pederson, $105; Jacob E. Pickert, $105; Larry D. Sarlis, $235;
Dale L. Shay, $516; Christian A. Taylor, $255; Dustin E. Vance, $268; Kenneth E. Walker, $117; Leslie B. Workman, $223, and Joshua P. Zeck, $192.
The following people recently paid other fines (including $75 in court costs):
Heather F. Berry, driving while suspended, first conviction, $345; Nagel LT Carlton, unlawful acts with a vehicle, registration, $76; Michael R. Casida Jr., permitting unauthorized person to drive, $325;
Kayla I. Emery, driving while suspended, first conviction, $287.50; William. K. Katlin, unlawful acts with a vehicle, $125; Tonya M. Monteer, failure to dim headlights, $135;
Tisha R. Perkins, failure to yield at stop or yield sign, $135; and Brock D. Pingleton, driving while license is suspended, second or subsequent conviction, $464.
The following people recently paid multiple fines (including $75 in court costs):
Susanne M. Elbrader, unlawful acts with a vehicle, registration, $125, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $200; Tammy D. Gray, failure to yield at stop or yield sign, $135, no seat belt, $30;
Kayla L. Heugel, speeding, $111, not driving on right side of road, $60; Briana B. Kircher, speeding, $317.50, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $100; Jennifer L. Miramontes, basic rule governing speed, $426, no liability insurance, $50;
Manuel A. Robleado, speeding, $202, no seat belt, $30; and Bryan W. Waeltz, no child restraints, $135, no seat belt, $30.
The following persons recently paid fish and game, boating and water activities, or wildlife, parks and recreation fines (including $75 in court costs):
Darrin E. Chase, $100; Sone Phannouvong, $175; Tyler L. Samuelson, $126; and Alan R. Sanford, $100.
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Hearings
Keith D. Lawrence was charged with manufacturing a controlled substance, possession of opiates or narcotics, arranging for the sale or purchase using communications and no drug tax stamp. A hearing is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Sept. 18.
Robert L. Ward IV was charged with domestic battery. A hearing was scheduled for Thursday.
Sean M. Tumilty was found guilty of unlawful voluntary sexual intercourse. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Oct. 16.
Destartia D. Baham stipulated to violating probation. The court took Baham’s case under advisement. Baham was on probation for one count each of burglary and theft.
The court continued the following cases. Defendants, charges and new hearing dates are:
DeWayne E. Cutshaw, probation revocation, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 16; Anthony T. Reed, probation revocation, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 16; Troy D. Johns, possession of marijuana, 11:30 a.m. Sept. 25; Jesse W. Pottorff, aggravated burglary, 3:45 p.m. Sept. 11; Scott R. Wilson, aggravated assault, criminal threat, domestic battery, criminal damage to property and violation of protection order, 3:15 p.m. Sept. 11; Aaron M. Lautt, domestic battery, 11:30 a.m. Oct. 2; Jerin L. Kramer, four counts of forgery, 2:30 p.m. Sept. 25; and Brady A. Booton, aggravated arson, 3 p.m. Sept. 11.
Dispositions
Adam E. Reeves stipulated to violating probation. The court revoked probation and reinstated it for a new 18-month term on the condition he enter and successfully complete a 120-day treatment program through the Missouri Department of Corrections. Reeves was on probation for two counts of burglary.
Danny L. Bagg was found guilty of battery and was sentenced to six months in the Miami County Jail. The court suspended the jail term and placed him on 18 months probation. In another case, the court found Bagg guilty on an amended charge of attempting to obstruct the legal process. The court sentenced him to eight months in prison and 12 months probation. The sentence will be served consecutively to two other cases. Bagg was originally charged with obstructing the legal process in a felony case.
Christopher W. Wurtz stipulated to violating probation. The court revoked his probation and reinstated it for a new 12-month term after he serves an additional 10 days in jail. Wurtz was on probation for possession of narcotics, possession of a simulated controlled substance or drug paraphernalia and driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Nicholas A. Olson was found guilty on an amended charge possession of depressants, stimulants or hallucinogens and possession of a simulated controlled substance or drug paraphernalia. The court sentenced him to six months in jail on each count, to be served consecutively. The court suspended the jail term and sentenced him to 12 months probation.
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:
Jerome M. Lambertz vs. Rudy Loving of Paola, $738.10; United Imaging Consultant vs. Felicia Jones of Louisburg, $251; Capital One Bank vs. Matt Edward Birchard of Osawatomie, $1,819.17;
Linda Fennel vs. Machelle Howard of Louisburg, $865; Miami County Medical Center vs. Ava C. Keimig of Paola, $2,520.24; Capital One Bank vs. Andrew J. McMullan of Spring Hill, $943.46;
Miami County Medical Center vs. Rhonda K. Brogan of Paola, $559.34; Miami County Medical Center vs. Lisa S. Varns of Fontana, $2,243.16; Miami County Medical Center vs. Megan A. Bishop of Paola, $1,222.70;
Olathe Medical Center vs. Shelly M. Blann of Osawatomie, $758.83; Miami County Medical Center vs. Mark A. Hazlett of Osawatomie, $1,077.41; Capital One Bank vs. Eric Shideler of Bucyrus, $6,801.53;
Capital One Bank vs. Prince O. Jackson of Paola, $812.23; and Miami County Medical Center vs. Shawn Michael Dedrick of Paola, $574.59.
The following petitions for divorce recently were filed:
Christie Britt vs. Calvin R. Britt; Patricia A. Marschall vs. Alton R. Marschall; Scott J. Fisher vs. Marjorie Fisher; Kerri Sutti vs. Pietro Sutti; and Barbara M. Pinter vs. John Pinter.
The following lawsuits recently were filed:
Rodney Dryden vs. Randy R. Anderson of Olathe, requesting petition for specific performance.
Mid-West Fertilizer Inc. vs. Lester Randall Arnold of Springfield, Mo., to recover balance due on promissory note.
The following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuits recently were filed. In each case, the plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest, costs and sale of property, claiming the defendants defaulted on a real-estate loan. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested are:
Countrywide Home Loans Inc. vs. Robert Alan Dziadura of Spring Hill, $68,635.25; and Countrywide Home Loans Inc. vs. Douglas T. and Cynthia S. Porter of Paola, $164,016.75.
Civil Docket
The court dismissed the following petition for divorce:
Jason D. Meyer vs. Shona M. Meyer.
The court recently awarded the following petitions for divorce:
Pauline M. Luehrs vs. David L. Luehrs; and Margaret L. Elsbury vs. Allen L. Elsbury.
The court recently dismissed the following mortgage foreclosure lawsuit. Plaintiffs, defendants and amount of judgment requested were:
Wells Fargo Bank NA vs. Jeffrey A. and Gayla D. Mader of Paola, $165,443.25.
The court recently dismissed the following lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested were:
Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. Brian R. Clifton of Paola, $11,791.32; and CommunityAmerica Credit Union vs. Justin E. Pattison, $10,937.62.
Small Claims
The following small claims lawsuits were recently filed:
Shawna M. Wollard against Dave Slyter of Paola, asking for return of $450 deposit after term of lease.
Triad Leasing against Mark McClaren of Wellsville asking for $621.08 in back rent for a laptop.
Traffic Docket
The following people recently paid speeding fines (including $75 in court costs) in Miami County District Court:
Mark A. Adell, $235; Alaina L. Banks, $105; Russell L. Berry Jr., $141; Amy A. Bramble, $132; Joel D. Crider, $120; Samuel Davis, $194; Walter E. Debord, $205; Alice K. Dingle, $117; Glen H. Dorsey, $105;
Grant D. Fergerson, $229; Kevin J. Follo, $105; Christopher M. George, $105; Wayne A. Gunn Jr., $246; Joshua D. Hannah, $117; Austin J. Henry, $255; Valerie N. Hughes, $105; Jerome Lamont, $144;
Michael L, Matula, $237; Travis Lee Maupin, $170; Willard L. McCracken, $217; Catherine A. Mogle, $237; Wesley C. Norman III, $223; Zachary W. Pederson, $105; Jacob E. Pickert, $105; Larry D. Sarlis, $235;
Dale L. Shay, $516; Christian A. Taylor, $255; Dustin E. Vance, $268; Kenneth E. Walker, $117; Leslie B. Workman, $223, and Joshua P. Zeck, $192.
The following people recently paid other fines (including $75 in court costs):
Heather F. Berry, driving while suspended, first conviction, $345; Nagel LT Carlton, unlawful acts with a vehicle, registration, $76; Michael R. Casida Jr., permitting unauthorized person to drive, $325;
Kayla I. Emery, driving while suspended, first conviction, $287.50; William. K. Katlin, unlawful acts with a vehicle, $125; Tonya M. Monteer, failure to dim headlights, $135;
Tisha R. Perkins, failure to yield at stop or yield sign, $135; and Brock D. Pingleton, driving while license is suspended, second or subsequent conviction, $464.
The following people recently paid multiple fines (including $75 in court costs):
Susanne M. Elbrader, unlawful acts with a vehicle, registration, $125, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $200; Tammy D. Gray, failure to yield at stop or yield sign, $135, no seat belt, $30;
Kayla L. Heugel, speeding, $111, not driving on right side of road, $60; Briana B. Kircher, speeding, $317.50, permitting unauthorized person to drive, $100; Jennifer L. Miramontes, basic rule governing speed, $426, no liability insurance, $50;
Manuel A. Robleado, speeding, $202, no seat belt, $30; and Bryan W. Waeltz, no child restraints, $135, no seat belt, $30.
The following persons recently paid fish and game, boating and water activities, or wildlife, parks and recreation fines (including $75 in court costs):
Darrin E. Chase, $100; Sone Phannouvong, $175; Tyler L. Samuelson, $126; and Alan R. Sanford, $100.