Found guilty
COURT REPORTS
Kyle J. Anderson, 37, of Stetsonville, pled no contest and was found guilty of driving or operating without consent of an abandoned vehicle [amended from drive or operate vehicle without consent]. Sentence was withheld and probation of two years was issued. Conditions include a DNA sample must be submitted at the Taylor County Sheriff’s office, a letter of apology must be written to the victim and AODA must be completed. Anderson must serve 10 days in the county jail with credit for time served with Huber to begin no later than July 22 at 4:30 p.m. Costs of $453 shall be paid at the rate of $50 a month beginning on August 1. He pled no contest and was found guilty of misdemeanor bail-jumping. He is ordered to pay a fine of $443.
Anderson pled no contest and was found guilty of disorderly conduct-domestic abuse. Sentence was withheld and a probation of two years was issued. Anderson must submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. The fine of $543 shall be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of Court at the rate of $50 a month beginning August 1. Anderson must attend and complete domestic violence counseling and write a letter to the victim due within 30 days of sentencing and be pre-approved by probation. Charges of possession of THC (second+offense), two charges of misdemeanor bail-jumping, three charges of disorderly conduct-domestic, and possession of drug paraphernalia were dismissed but read in court.
Seth W. Keller, 34, of Marshfield, pled no contest and was found guilty of taking and driving a vehicle without consent. Sentence was withheld and a probation of two years was ordered. Keller shall submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. The fine of $1,346.83 shall be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of Court at the rate of $100 a month beginning July 22. Keller must not have any contact with the victim and write a letter of apology to the victim due within 30 days of sentencing and pre-approved by probation. Defendant shall undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation. He shall undergo AODA and comply with any treatment recommendations.
Chase L. LaRocque, 18, of Unity, pled no contest and was found guilty of two separate charges of burglary to a building or dwelling (party to a crime). Sentence was withheld and a probation of three years was issued. A local jail sentence of 30 days was ordered that may be served with Huber, and shall begin immediately. LaRocque shall submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. The two forfeitures of $528 each shall be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of Court at the rate of $25 a month beginning August 1. LaRocque shall have no contact with the victim and shall write a letter of apology to the victim due within 30 days of sentencing and pre-approved by probation. He shall also undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation. Charges of felony bailjumping, theft of a moveable property <=$2,500 (party to a crime), and two other charges of burglary of building or dwelling (party to a crime were dismissed but read in court.
Earl R. Soderman, 59, of Rib Lake, pled no contest and was found guilty of possession with intent ofTHC (less than 200 grams). Sentence was withheld and a probation of two years was ordered. A local jail time of 90 days was ordered, and may be served with Huber. Soderman must submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. Soderman’s bond of $500 has been applied towards the fines and costs. The court orders that $2,600 shall be forfeited and the balance of $2,304 will be first applied towards the fine and costs and the balance shall be returned to Soderman. Soderman shall undergo AODA and follow through with treatment recommendations and shall undergo counseling as deemed appropriate by probation.
$169—Levi J. Lukes, 37, of Ogema, failure to pay parking fine.
$363.50—Chad James Serchen, 39, of Schofield, disorderly conduct-domestic.
Anthony R. Holden, 34, of Gilman, pled no contest and was found guilty of the following charges: failure to obtain deer hunting required approval, illegal shining of deer, elk, or bear, and resisting a conservation warden. Holden shall submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. The fine of $5,379 shall be paid at the Taylor County Clerk of Court at the rate of $250 a month beginning August 1. DNR revocation/ suspension for three years was ordered. The crossbow that was seized shall be forfeited to the DNR. A local jail sentence of four days was ordered. The jail sentence shall begin no later than August 23, at 4:30 p.m. The jail sentence shall be served with Huber and good time. A charge of battery or threat to judge, prosecutor, or law enforcement officer was dismissed but read in court.
William G. Ploeger, 48, of Spencer, pled no contest and entered into a deferred prosecution agreement for the period of two years. With this agreement, Ploeger must not commit any criminal offenses and shall notify the Taylor County District Attorney’s Office, as well as the Clerk of Court’s office of any change of address within ten days of said change. Upon successful completion of this agreement, the court will move to dismiss the case.
Ploeger pled no contest and was found guilty of computer message with threaten of injury or harm. Sentence was withheld and a probation of one year was ordered. Ploeger must submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. The costs of $443 shall be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of court at the rate of $30 a month beginning June 22.
