Trials slated
The following appeared in court and entered pleas of not guilty: Elizabeth A. Emmons, 54, Holcombe, violation of a harassment restraining order-injunction; Jose L. Bautista Cruz a.k.a. Jose L. Bautistacruz, 22, Medford, resisting or obstructing an officer and operating without a valid license-second offense within three years.
Zachery T. Susen, 24, Gilman, pled no contest to disorderly conduct and entered into a deferred prosecution agreement for a period of one year. As terms of the agreement, Susen must perform 30 hours of community service and provide proof of completed hours to the district attorney’s office; not commit any criminal offenses during the period of the agreement; and notify the Taylor County district attorney and clerk of court offices of any address change within 10 days. Upon successful completion of the agreement, the state will move to dismiss the charge.
Haley A. Hidalgo, 22, Rib Lake, pled no contest to possession of methamphetamine and entered into a deferred prosecution agreement for a period of two years. As terms of the agreement, Hidalgo must not commit any criminal offenses during the period of the agreement; notify the Taylor County district attorney and clerk of court offices of any address change within 10 days; comply with all of the terms of bond, which continues to remain in effect during the period of the agreement; successfully complete treatment court, including payment in full of participation fee, prior to the expiration of the agreement; and successfully complete her other probationary periods as ordered in Taylor County and all required conditions of her probation. Upon successful completion of the agreement, the state will move to dismiss the case. A count of felony bail jumping was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Kyle J. Anderson, 35, Stetsonville, pled guilty to operating while under the influence-third offense. Anderson was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail; pay a forfeiture of $1,855; he must submit to a DNA sample; his driver’s license was revoked for 26 months; an ignition interlock device (IID) is to be installed on his vehicle for 12 months; and he must undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with the driver safety plan. A count of operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration (PAC)-third offense was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion. A count of operating while revoked was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
A separate charge of failure of operator to notify police of an accident against Anderson was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
Reid J. Bores, 22, Auburndale, pled no contest to an amended charge of receiving or concealing stolen property- less than or equal to $2,500. He forfeited costs and restitution of $630.50. The original charge had been theft of movable property greater than $2,500 to $5,000.
Thomas M. Kramas, 37, Colby, pled no contest to misdemeanor bail jumping and forfeited $443.
A second separate charge of misdemeanor bail jumping against Kramas was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Travis R. Kreklau, 33, Stetsonville, pled no contest to operating while under the influence-second offense. Kreklau was sentenced to serve five days in jail; pay a forfeiture of $1,475; his driver’s license was revoked for 12 months; an IID is to be installed on his vehicle for 12 months; must attend the OWI victim impact panel; and must undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with the driver safety plan. Kreklau also pled no contest to a count of carrying a concealed weapon. He forfeited $443 and must submit to a DNA sample. A count of operating with a PAC-second offense was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion. Counts of battery, operating a firearm while intoxicated and operating while revoked were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Christopher M. Unrein, 48, Sheldon, pled no contest to operating while revoked and forfeited $443.
A separate charge of operating a motor vehicle without insurance against Unrein was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
Aaron R. Hardy-Opper, 31, Wausau, pled guilty to operating while under the influence-fourth offense. Hardy- Opper was sentenced to serve one year in jail; pay a forfeiture of $2,498; must submit to a DNA sample; his driver’s license was revoked for two years, an IID is to be installed on his vehicle for 12 months; and he must undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with the driver safety plan. A count of operating with a PAC-fourth offense was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
Juan F. Mares-Cervantes, 31, Medford, pled no contest to an amended charge of operating without carrying license and forfeited $393.50. The original charge had been operating without a valid license-second offense within three years.
Ramon L. Rodriquez Balderas, 43, Withee, pled no contest to disorderly conduct and forfeited $330.50.
Additional charges of a child safety restraint requirements violation, contact after domestic abuse arrest, misdemeanor bail jumping, operating while revoked and operating after revocation/suspension of registration against Rodriquez Balderas were dismissed on prosecutor’s motions.
David R. Kenyon, 59, Medford, pled no contest to operating while under the influence-third offense. Kenyon was sentenced to serve 120 days in jail; pay a forfeiture of $5,852; and must complete an alcohol and drug assessment and follow through with recommendations. Sentence was imposed and stayed and Kenyon was placed on probation for two years on the condition he serve 14 days in jail; pay a forfeiture of $1,792 and supervision fees as ordered by the Department of Corrections (DOC); must submit to a DNA sample; must undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and follow through with recommended treatment; must attend the OWI victim impact panel in July; and must successfully complete the OWI treatment court. In addition, Kenyon’s driver’s license was revoked for 24 months and an IID is to be installed on his vehicle for one year. A count of operating with a PAC-third offense was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
Jessica M. Lapp, 32, Owen, pled no contest to possession of THC. Lapp was placed on probation for one year on the condition she pay a forfeiture of $513 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample within 10 days; contact the DOC no later than 4:30 p.m. on the day of sentencing; undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by the probationary agent; and undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with treatment recommendations. A count of manufacture/ delivery of THC less than 200 grams was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Kent R. Mayer, 40, Medford, pled no contest to an amended charge of battery without the modifier. Mayer was placed on probation for one year on the condition he pay a forfeiture of $513, restitution in an amount to be determined on July 14 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample within 10 days; have no contact with the victim; write a letter of apology, pre-approved by the probationary agent, within 30 days of sentencing; and undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by the probationary agent. Counts of strangulation and suffocation, fourth-degree sexual assault and criminal damage to property were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Mayer also pled no contest to two separate charges of disorderly conduct and forfeited $263.50 for each charge.
Amie L. Sindicic, 34, Stetsonville, pled no contest to theft of movable property greater than $5,000 to $10,000 (as a party to a crime). Sindicic was placed on probation for two years on the condition she pay a forfeiture of $2,138.05 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; write a letter of apology, preapproved by probation, to the victim; and undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation. A count of forgery (as a party to a crime) was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Sindicic pled no contest to an amended charge of possession of THC. The original charge had been possession of THC-second or greater offense. Sindicic was placed on probation for one year on the condition she serve 30 days; pay a forfeiture of $443 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation; and undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with any recommendations. Counts of possession of drug paraphernalia and misdemeanor bail jumping (Taylor County case); and possession of THC-second or greater offense, possession of drug paraphernalia, misdemeanor bail jumping and operating without a valid license-third or greater offense within three years (Price County case) were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Sindicic pled no contest to manufacture/delivery of THC less than or equal to 200 grams. Sentence was withheld and Sindicic was placed on probation for two years on the condition she serve 90 days in jail, to run consecutive to the jail time in her other case; pay a forfeiture of $518 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation; and undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with any recommendation. Counts of misdemeanor bail jumping and operating without a valid license-second offense within three years were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Separate charges of operating while suspended, unreasonable and imprudent speed, operating a motor vehicle without insurance and operating while suspended against Sindicic were dismissed on prosecutor’s motions. Separate charges of disorderly conduct and felony bail jumping were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Haley A. Hidalgo, 22, Rib Lake, pled no contest to disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to serve 90 days in jail, to run concurrent to time being served for her other Taylor County cases; pay a forfeiture of $886; and must submit to a DNA sample. Sentence was imposed and stayed and Hidalgo was placed on probation for two years on the condition she pay a forfeiture of $443 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; undergo treatment as deemed appropriate by probation; and make a good faith effort to complete the treatment court program. Hidalgo also pled no contest to a count of misdemeanor bail jumping. She was sentenced to serve 90 months in jail, to run concurrent to time being served for her other Taylor County cas- es; pay a forfeiture of $886; and must submit to a DNA sample. Sentence was imposed and stayed and Hidalgo was placed on probation for two years. Forfeitures and conditions are the same as for her other probation. Counts of resisting or obstructing an officer and battery or threats to judge, prosecutor or law enforcement officer were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Hidalgo pled no contest to possession of THC. She was sentenced to serve 90 days in jail, to run concurrent to time being served for her other Taylor County cases; pay a forfeiture of $886; and must submit to a DNA sample. Sentence was imposed and stayed and Hidalgo was placed on probation for one year on the condition she pay a forfeiture of $443 and supervision fees as ordered by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; and undergo treatment as deemed appropriate by probation. Counts of felony bail jumping and possession of drug paraphernalia were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Additional charges of possession of THC, possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of felony bail jumping against Hidalgo were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.
Prison sentence
Michael W. Krug, 66, Rib Lake, pled no contest to operating while under the influence-11th offense. He was given an eight-year sentence consisting of four years in prison, followed by four years of extended supervision. As condition of his extended supervision, Krug must pay a forfeiture of $3,262 and supervision fees as imposed by the DOC; submit to a DNA sample; and undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with the driver safety plan. In addition, Krug was given a lifetime revocation of his driver’s license; an IID is to be installed on his vehicle for one year; and he must undergo an alcohol and drug assessment and comply with the driver safety plan. A count of operating with a PAC-11th offense was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
A separate charge of failing to stop at a stop sign against Krug was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion.
