Miami County District Court

CRIMINAL COURT

HEARINGS



Andrew J. Moll was charged with minor in consumption of alcohol. A hearing is scheduled for 9:15 a.m. June 17.

A diversionary agreement was reached in the case against Timothy R. Jones. If he completes the terms of the agreement, a charge of consumption of alcohol by a minor will be dismissed.

Linda G. Blackstone was found guilty on a sale of methamphetamine charge. The court dismissed the remaining two counts. A sentencing is set for 11:30 a.m. June 19.

The court recently continued the following cases. Defendants, charges and new hearing dates are:

Lance Town, two counts of battery against a law enforcement officer, 9:30 a.m. May 27; Roseanne Toelkes, two counts of battery, 10 a.m. May 23; Logan J. Taylor, minor in consumption of alcohol and open container, 9 a.m. June 3; Jess A. Bolling, minor in consumption of alcohol and open container, 9:30 a.m June 17; Aaron D. Trout, failure to appear, 3 p.m. June 6; Aaron D. Trout, battery and criminal damage to property, 3 p.m. June 6; Justin B. Eckert, obstructing the legal process, 9:45 a.m. May 16; Craig B. Allen, probation revocation, 11:15 a.m. May 13; Jessica Gonzales, forgery and theft, 11:30 a.m. May 29; Nathan B. Carter, domestic battery, 2:30 p.m. June 6; Johnny A. Bush, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs and driving with a suspended license, 3:45 p.m. May 16; Jody E. Rayl, probation revocation, 10 a.m. June 11; Patricia A. Peak, possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia, 10:45 a.m. May 28; Virginia A. Roop, unlawful manufacture of a controlled substance and aggravated endangering of a child, 3 p.m. May 23; Kristi R. Golding, probation revocation, 2 p.m. May 23; David D. Gates, probation revocation, 9 a.m. May 13.

DISPOSITIONS

Christopher A. Johnson was found guilty of violating a protective order and was sentenced to one year in the Miami County Jail. The court dismissed the jail term and placed him on probation for one year. In another case, the court dismissed a charge of violating a protective order.

Derrick D. Roop was found guilty of obstructing official duty and was sentenced to 11 months in prison and placed on probation for one year. The court suspended the jail term and placed him on probation for one year.

Patience J. Theiss was found guilty of theft and sentenced to six months in the county jail. The court suspended the jail term and placed her on probation for 18 months. In another case, Theiss was found guilty of forgery and sentenced to 11 months in prison and a year of probation. The court suspended the jail term and placed her on probation for 18 months.

The court dismissed a case against Crystal Lee Conner to have her diversionary agreement revoked. Conner is on diversion for giving worthless checks.

The court withdrew a motion against Charles A. Atterbury to have his diversionary agreement revoked. Atterbury is on diversion for battery.

Billy A. Viner III was found guilty of theft and criminal trespass and was sentenced to five months in jail on each count to be served concurrent to each other and to other Wyandotte County charges he is currently serving jail time on.

John Edward Ellerbrook III stipulated to violating probation. He was on probation for indecent liberties with a child. The court revoked his probation and remanded him to serve the remainder of his prison sentence.

Kevin J. Meeks stipulated to violating probation. He was on probation for criminal deprivation of property. The court revoked his probation and then reinstated it for one year.

NEW CIVIL CASES

Bruce and Kynda Harshman of Paola recently filed a lawsuit against the City of Paola, asking for a judgment in the amount of $4,500 for refusing to allow a building permit for a shed.

The following petitions for divorce recently were filed:

Disnie David vs. Mark A. David; Myrna S. Guion vs. Hector Juarez-Bautista; Matthew A. Rizzo vs. Denyse S. Rizzo; Jeremy A. Wright vs. Kimberley R. Wright-Smith.

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:

McKeever Enterprises vs. Rebecca R. Booth of Paola, $1,096.66; Moons IGA vs. Clinton D. Benjamin of Chanute, $232; College Park Family Care Center vs. Stephen DiCapo of Louisburg, $407.35;

First National Bank of Kansas vs. Larry L. Smith of La Cygne, $14,228.67; Capital One Bank vs. Sara Lawlor of Osawatomie, Capital One Bank vs. Sherri R. Hoskins of Osawatomie, $3,909.17;

Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Desiree Jenkins of Paola, $749.75; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Lee A. and Joanne Kurth of Osawatomie, $723.66; Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Raechel D. Mathews of Bucyrus, $728.01;

Olathe Medical Center Inc. vs. Karen D. and William E. Loar of Paola, $575.34; Miami County Medical Center vs. Tina M. Balch of Paola, $374.43; Miami County Medical Center vs. Henry J. Freeman of Paola, $6,531.59; Clyde & Wood LLC vs. Dennis Paul Fenoughty, $1,473.12.

The following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuits recently were filed. In each case, the plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest and costs and sale of property, claiming defendants defaulted on a real-estate loan. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment requested are:

CitiMortgage Inc. vs. Eleanor L. Rhoades of Paola, $76,986.57; US Bank NA vs. Kelly Lawrence Collins of Paola, $79,682.22; LaSalle Bank National Assoc. vs. Shani R. Knox of Louisburg, $203,181.70;

First Kansas Bank and Trust Co. vs. Findley Homes Inc. of Gardner, $192,876.64; Security Savings Bank FSB vs. Roy L. and Sonia K. Nunn of Louisburg, $132,871.84; LaSalle Bank National Assoc. vs. Ralph G. and Deborah M. Minden of Paola, $57,929.57;

Fifth Third Bank vs. James and Roberta E. Vest of Osawatomie, $84,026.29; US Bank National Association vs. Shannon D. and Kelly W. Stamper of Louisburg, $180,476.71.

The following civil lawsuit recently was filed. The plaintiff is asking for a money judgment, interest and costs. Plaintiff, defendant and amount of judgment requested are:

Atlantic Credit & Finance Inc. vs. Joseph Carlisle of Spring Hill, $11,309.88.

SMALL CLAIMS

A lawsuit was filed by Wyman D. Little against Robbin Rueckert, both of Paola, asking for $1,500, costs and interest for money loaned to the defendant and not repaid.

The court recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by M. J. Murphy Oil Co. vs. Stephen McCammon of Osawatomie. The defendant was asking for judgment in the amount of $1,159.87.

CIVIL DOCKET

The court recently awarded the following petition for divorce:

Lynnann Davis vs. Phillip Joseph Davis.

The court recently dismissed the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amount of judgment requested were:

Miami County Medical Center vs. Daniell L. and James G. Stiltz of Osawatomie, $11.016.35; Ransom Memorial Hospital vs. Nancy L. Foresee of Lane, $8,893.60.

The court recently awarded money judgment, interest, costs and sale of property in the following mortgage-foreclosure lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:

Investors Financial Limited Partnership vs. Donnis M. Paden of Osawatomie, $43,817.68; Deutsche Bank National Trust Company vs. Vincent Lee Smothers of Osawatomie, $95,461.47.

The court recently awarded judgment, interest and costs in the following limited-civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs, defendants and amounts of judgment awarded were:

Miami County Medical Center vs. Judy Sierman of Osawatomie, $7,339.58; Summerfield Village vs. Shannon Holcomb of Louisburg, $1,338; NCO Portfolio Management vs. Juanita P. Walker of Paola, $4,073.49;

Emergency Medicine Care vs. Coriantum W. Ewalt of Louisburg, $257; Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. Garry Hendrickson of Paola, $6,823.88; Capital One Bank vs. Denna M. Lavigne of Paola, $442.06;

Emergency Medicine Care vs. Paul W. Dosher Sr. of Spring Hill, $400; Miami County Medical Center vs. James P. and Cheryl A. Oliver of Paola, $5,955.50; Emergency Medicine Care vs. Junior W. Brewer of Spring Hill, $430;

Moons IGA vs. William F. Friend of Osawatomie, $1,697.08; Moons IGA vs. Lyle C. Lewis of Topeka, $545.44.

The court recently dismissed the lawsuit filed by John M. Willard III of Mound City against the Secretary of Revenue, asking to have driving privileges reinstated.

TRAFFIC DOCKET

The following people recently paid speeding fines (including $66 in court costs) in Miami County District Court:

Phelan T. Bybee, $295; Amy L. Carson, $126; Hillerie R. Figart, $259; Kouri C. Fowler, $108; Susan M. Hatten, $156; Veronica K. Hawkins, $150; Joseph E. Hoffman IV, $132; Tyler J. Kelly, $132;

Bradford W. Lester, $174; Charles W. McCormick Jr., $192; Jerry R. Meyers, $248; Shelley M. Moritz, $150; Marcus J. Neighbors, $96; Tonya A. Poe, $220; Curtis G. Riley, $120;

Jennifer E. Robison, $132; Charles E. Stickney, $114; Rhonda R. Thoden, $96; Carl W. Thurman, $190.

The following people recently paid other fines (including $66 in court costs):

Caly A. Bond, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, first conviction, $1,011; Aaron P. Freeman, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, first conviction, $1,011;

Curtis M. Koch, unlawful acts with a vehicle, $17; Floyd M. McDaniels, unlawful acts with a vehicle, $75; and Timothy S. Ritter, attempting to elude a law enforcement officer, first conviction, $211.

The following person recently paid multiple fines (including $66 in court costs):

Tracy E. Brooks, defective headlamps, $196, no seat belt, $10.