1.0The News Journalhttps://qa.thenewsjournal.netrich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="iz5M9CsXu3"><a href="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-06-22-16/">District Court 06-22-16</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://qa.thenewsjournal.net/district-court-06-22-16/embed/#?secret=iz5M9CsXu3" width="600" height="338" title="“District Court 06-22-16” — The News Journal" data-secret="iz5M9CsXu3" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script type="text/javascript"> /* <![CDATA[ */ /*! 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The following cases were heard by Judge Cathy Prewitt in Whitley County District Court on March 30: James Lay, born in 1954, falsely reporting an incident – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs. Kenneth Earl McFarland, born in 1994, taking wildlife from a vehicle, illegal take/pursue deer/wild turkey – $150 fine plus court costs, forfeit firearm and spotlight to Fish and Wildlife. Victoria Nicole Mills, second-degree disorderly conduct, resisting arrest – 40 hours of community service, 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs. Sheryl Ann Poling, born in 1953, theft by unlawful taking or disposition shoplifting under $500 – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, court costs, stay out of Williamsburg Wal-Mart. Lonnie Rose Jr., born in 1992, theft by unlawful taking or disposition shoplifting under $500 – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, court costs, $128 restitution to Williamsburg Wal-Mart,stay out of Williamsburg Wal-Mart. Christopher Satterfield, born in 1993, illegal take/pursue deer/wild turkey – $100 fine plus court costs. Scott G. Wilson, born in 1962, improper equipment – $25 fine plus court costs. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on March 31: Joseph Lee Jones, born in 1983, failure to wear seatbelts, license not in possession – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, $50 fine plus court costs. Glennis Nantz, born in 1994, no/expired registration plates, failure to produce insurance card, failure of owner to maintain required auto insurance, no operator’s/moped license, failure to wear seatbelts, excessive windshield/window tinting, failure to or improper signal – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, $625 fine plus court costs. Glennis K. Nantz, born in 1994, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol, possession of marijuana, alcohol intoxication – 180-day jail sentence probated for two years, $150 fine plus court costs. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on April 4: Natasha N. Caddell, born in 1977, contempt of court – 90-day jail sentence. Carmen Saylor, born in 1983, theft by unlawful taking or disposition shoplifting under $500, giving officer false name or address, third-degree criminal trespassing – 12-month jail sentence probated for two years after first 45 days are served, credit six days already served, $350 fine plus court costs, stay out of Wal-Mart. Anna M. Whitehead, born in 1985, giving officer false name or address – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years after first seven days are served, $50 fine plus court costs. Linda Rose Carr, born in 1968, failure to wear seatbelts – $25 fine plus court costs. Blake Cummins, born in 1996 – charges dismissed without prejudice after successful completion of diversion. Billy Ellison, born in 1976, failure of owner to maintain required auto insurance, failure to wear seatbelts – $525 fine of which all but $75 is probated, plus court costs. Amanda E. Galvez, born in 1989 – charge dismissed without prejudice after successful completion of diversion. Michael L. Lambdin, born in 1997 – charges dismissed without prejudice after successful completion of diversion. Billy Jean Satterfield, born in 1973, failure of owner to maintain required auto insurance – $500 fine of which all but $50 is probated, plus court costs. Shonda Scalf, born in 1989, theft by deception-include cold checks under $500 – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, $100 fine plus court costs. Jennifer Sutton, born in 1986, motion for shock probation denied. Luster Ben Williford, born in 1950, reckless driving – $100 fine plus court costs. Preston Rains – shock probation granted on condition $200 paid towards restitution. Phillip R. Huddleston, born in 1980, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, court costs, must attend two Narcotics Anonymous/Alcoholics Anonymous meetings weekly. William Arthur Siler, born in 1975, first-degree criminal trespass – 90-day jail sentence probated for two years, plus court costs, credit time served towards court costs. Jennifer Ann Smith, born in 1984, public intoxication controlled substance excludes alcohol – 30-day jail sentence probated for two years, $50 fine plus court costs. The following cases were heard by Judge Fred White in Whitley County District Court on April 5: Gail Peace vs. Denny Smith – judgment for the plaintiff in the amount of $1,500 plus costs. Michael A. Bowen, born in 1994, bench warrant issued for failure to pay restitution as ordered – probated time revoked, pay $3,713 restitution or stay in jail. Angela Broyles, born in 1987, bench warrant issued – pay $263 fine or go to jail. Tammy Carter, born in 1972, bench warrant issued – pay $308 fine or go to jail. Nathan Chancellor, born in 1990, bench warrant issued – pay $188 fine or go to jail. Fred Elliott, born in 1961, bench warrant issued – pay $183 fine or go to jail. Coy Daniel Howard, born in 1986, bench warrant issued – pay $158 fine or go to jail. Roger Johnson, born in 1966, bench warrant issued – pay $163 fine or go to jail. Sherry Lynn Lawson, born in 1971, bench warrant issued – pay $163 fine or go to jail. Stephanie Lawson, born in 1985, bench warrant issued – pay $233 fine or go to jail. Angela Dawn Liford, born in 1975, bench warrant issued – pay $53 fine or go to jail. Robert M. Partin, born in 1981, bench warrant issued – pay $183 fine or go to jail. Carl Lynn Petrey, born in 1989, bench warrant issued – pay $163 fine or go to jail. John Vanover, born in 1990, bench warrant issued – pay $215.50 fine or go to jail. Ashley A. Smith vs. Joshua A. Melton – motion for contempt granted, sentence held in abeyance. First Financial Credit Inc. vs. Tracy Baird – motion for default judgment granted. LVNV Funding LLC vs. Marilyn Barber […]