Dubois County Court News – March 22, 2022

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Traffic

Learner’s Permit Violation / Failure to Yield Right-of-Way: Annastacia J. Poe, $141.

Driving While Suspended: Farah S. Smith; Jesse W. Cress; Aaron T. Hassfurther, $141; Matthew G. Morton, dismissed. 

Speeding: Taylor R. Woodard; Kenneth L. Mcmichael; Andrew M. Sternberg; Luis E. Deno; Bradley J. Gudorf; Krystle D. Hodges; Kimberly A. Goins; Gabelus Joseph; Kierstin N. Herring, $141. 

Passing Stopped School Bus: Lydia J. Jones; Brent M. Ervin, $141. 

Improper Use of Center Lane on Roadway with Three or More Lanes / Passing in a No Passing Zone: James L. Mayo, $141. 

Driving Left of Center: Jennifer R. Creeden, $141. 

No Valid Driver’s License: Jacobo Otilio; Adam M. Woodcox; Tiffany D. Hathaway, $141. 

Improper Passing on the Left: Kale J. Brames, $141. 

Operating With Expired Plates: Kaitlin R. Martin, dismissed; Caleb A. Dubon, Jr.; Izaac M. Birge, $141; Jena M. Hammonds, dismissed without prejudice. 

No Valid Driver’s License / Speeding: D’Angelo D. Smith, $141. 

Following Too Closely: Victoria M. Kinney, $141. 

New Suits

In Re: the Petition for Expungement and Sealing of Records of Eric Toone.

In Re: the Petition for Expungement and Sealing of Records of Jacob T. Humes. 

Northpointe Bank vs Cynthia L. Erwin, as personal representative to the Estate of Todd L. Erwin, and Brent Beck, mortgage foreclosure.

Evan M. Goen vs Chelsey G. Goen, domestic relations. 

Darian Rochelle Hanselman vs Heath Michael Hanselman, domestic relations.

LVNV Funding, LLC vs Odailys Perez Prado, civil collection.

Debbie Schnell vs Roy Schnell, domestic relations.

In the Matter of the Paternity of Axton R. Fischer.

Beth Lynn Leavitt vs Derek Norman Leavitt, domestic relations.

In the Matter of the Paternity of Declan Charles Harner.

Ashley Hancock vs Nathan Hancock, domestic relations. 

In Re: the Petition for Expungement and Sealing of Records of Edward C. Wineinger.

Mariner Finance, LLC vs Jason and Stephanie Juelfs, civil collection.

John D. Wakeland vs Sabrina Bowen-Wakeland, domestic relations. 

Leia J. Byrd vs Jarredd L. Byrd, domestic relations. 

Circuit Civil

Robert White, Jr. vs Kimberlee White, marriage dissolved. 

Laura Ann Kline vs Bradley Kline, marriage dissolved. 

Bernidean Wright vs Christopher D. Wright, marriage dissolved. 

Circuit Criminal

State of Indiana vs the following:

Joel Breeding, pled guilty to intimidation, level 6 felony with judgment of conviction entered as a class A misdemeanor; sentenced to 364 days in Dubois County Security Center (DCSC), with credit for one day served and one day good time credit, remaining time suspended to 362 days supervised probation, no contact with Victim 1, shall not trespass at the northside McDonald’s in Jasper, pay fines and costs.

Pamela S. Hasenour, dismissed. 

Eugenia L. Neukam, pled guilty to attempted obstruction of justice, level 5 felony, with the enhancement of Habitual Offender; sentenced to three years in the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC), enhanced by two years in IDOC due to defendant’s status as a Habitual Offender, with credit for 180 days served and 60 days good time credit, leaving two years to service in IDOC followed by three years supervised probation (which defendant shall serve on home detention with GPS monitoring), undergo clinical assessment with Lifespring Health Systems and comply with all treatment recommendations, pay fines and costs.

Louis A. Krohn, Jr., pled guilty to pointing a firearm at another (count 3), level 6 felony; domestic battery (count 4), class A misdemeanor; and operating a vehicle with a schedule I or II controlled substance or its metabolite in the bloody, class C misdemeanor; sentenced to 364 days in DCSC in each of counts 3 and 4 and 60 days in count 7, to run consecutively and with credit for time served and good time credit, remaining time suspended to 176 days supervised probation in count 3, 364 days supervised probation in count 4 and 60 days supervised probation in count 7, shall not possess or use any firearm or destructive device or other dangerous or deadly weapon, shall not possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances, undergo clinical assessment through Lifespring Health Systems and comply with all treatment recommendations, enroll in and complete Batterers Intervention Program through Crisis Connection, pay fines and costs; also pled guilty to invasion of privacy, class A misdemeanor; sentenced to pay fines and costs. 

Matthew P. Mattingly, pled guilty to domestic battery resulting in moderate bodily injury to a person less than 14 years of age (count 1), level 5 felony, and strangulation (count 2), level 6 felony; sentence to 365 days in DCSC in each count, to run consecutively and with credit for 46 days served and 15 days good time credit in count 1, leaving 149 days to serve on Work Release and 155 days on home detention in count 1 and 365 days suspended to supervised probation in count 2, undergo substance abuse evaluation and comply with all treatment recommendations, undergo clinical assessment through Lifespring Health Systems and comply with all treatment recommendations, enroll in and complete Batterers Intervention Program through Crisis Connection, pay fines and costs; also pled guilty to invasion of privacy, class A misdemeanor; sentenced to 365 days in DCSC, all suspended to 365 days supervised probation, undergo substance abuse evaluation and comply with all treatment recommendations, undergo clinical assessment through Lifespring Health Systems and comply with all treatment recommendations, enroll in and complete Batterers Intervention Program through Crisis Connection, pay fines and costs. 

Superior Civil

Synchrony Bank vs Tara Carrico, agreed judgment for plaintiff, $2,755.01 plus costs. 

Superior Criminal

State of Indiana vs the following:

Daniel A. Voight, pled guilty to possession of methamphetamine, level 6 felony; sentenced to 60 days in DCSC, with credit for 30 days served, pay fines and costs; also pled guilty to operating a vehicle with a schedule I or II controlled substance or its metabolite in the body (count 3), class C misdemeanor, and possession of marijuana (count 4), class A misdemeanor; sentenced to 60 days in DCSC in count 3 and 300 days in count 4, to run concurrently and with credit for three days served, leaving 60 days to serve in the Security Center (to be served on Work Release), shall not possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances, submit to and pass random drug/alcohol screenings, driver’s license suspended 60 days, pay fines and costs. 

Heather R. Ortiz, pled guilty to driving while suspended with a prior conviction within the last ten years (count 1) and passing a stopped school bus (count 2), both class A misdemeanors; sentenced to four days in DCSC in each count, to run concurrently, pay fines and costs. 

Johnny L. Strotman, pled guilty to resisting law enforcement (count 1) and unlawful possession of a syringe (count 2), both level 6 felonies; sentenced to 300 days in DCSC in each count, to run concurrently and with credit for 141 days served, leaving 18 days (nine days if good time credit is earned) to serve, pay fines and costs. 

Adam D. Scales, pled guilty to reckless driving, class C misdemeanor; sentenced to 60 days in DCSC, with credit for two days served, remaining time suspended to 176 days supervised probation to be transferred to Warrick County, shall not possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances, submit to and pass random alcohol/drug screenings, pay fines and costs. 

Sidney Bartelt, dismissed with prejudice. 

Charles L. Cole, pled guilty to possession of methamphetamine, level 6 felony; sentenced to 180 days in DCSC, with credit for 90 days served and 90 days good time credit, making sentence complete. 

Jacob W. Volz, pled guilty to possession of a narcotic drug (count 2), level 6 felony, and possession of paraphernalia (count 3), class C misdemeanor; sentenced to 730 days in IDOC in count 2 and fines and costs in count 3, with credit for 205 days served, defendant to serve 320 days on work release (160 days if good time credit is earned), shall not possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances, submit to and pass random drug/alcohol screenings.

Rickie A. Smith, Jr. pled guilty to disorderly conduct, class B misdemeanor; sentenced to four days in DCSC, with credit for two days served and two days good time credit, making sentence complete. 

Alex M. Knies, pled guilty to possession of marijuana, class A misdemeanor; sentenced to 365 days in DCSc, with credit for two days served, remaining time suspended to 180 days supervised probation followed by 181 days informal probation, shall not possess or consume alcohol or controlled substances, submit to and pass random alcohol/drug screens, pay fines and costs. 

Small Claims (New)

Cristina Schuler-Cyrill and Nicole Cyrill vs Samantha Tretter Hawes, complaint.

Messmer Mechanical, Inc. vs the following: Brandy Luker; Marcela Gonya, complaint. 

Carpenter Rentals vs Rory Horne, eviction. 

Small Claims

Procol, Inc. vs the following: Quentin McMickle, dismissed; Douglas A. Lampert, default judgment for plaintiff, $330.90 plus costs and interest; Melissa Hobert, default judgment for plaintiff, $834.70 plus costs and interest; Daniel Althoff, default judgment for plaintiff, $524.60 plus costs and interest. 

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance a/s/o Brandon Vinson vs Rural King Holdings, LLP, dismissed. 

Allstar Cash Advance vs Shelley Foster, judgment for plaintiff, $323.25 plus costs and interest. 

Medical of Dubois vs Mitch A. Butler, dismissed. 

Carpenter Rentals vs Richard and Angela Dunn, dismissed. 

Jayme Street vs Gail Matheis, dismissed. 

Frankie Roach vs Doug Robbins, dismissed. 

Schwartz Bros. Rental vs Simon Chengkudak and Destiny Majak, default judgment for plaintiff, $3,325 plus costs and interest. 

Organ Law Offices, P.C., on behalf of Monesmith & Wood, vs the following: Courtney Lee, dismissed; James Carroll, dismissed; Shawn Bowman, judgment for plaintiff, $732.55 plus costs and interest; Justin and Rochelle Morris, default judgment for plaintiff, $1,399.04 plus costs and interest. 

River Centre, LLC vs Kellie Head, judgment for plaintiff, $2,165.33 plus costs and interest.