Green County
Felonies
• Mark A. Flood, 48, Oregon, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, April 2, to two counts of disorderly conduct, one count of resisting an officer and one count of battery to an officer, both Class H felonies. Court records indicate Flood kicked an officer in his lower back while Flood was lying in a squad car. Flood was detained in the squad for resisting arrest. Officers attempted to arrest Flood on Aug. 2 for making harassing calls to women he knew. He kept resisting and caused bruising to the kicked officer's lower back, so the officers tased him. Flood has a pre-trial conference set for May 6.
Misdemeanors
On Wednesday, April 2:
• Rodney K. Crooks, 44, Monticello, had a charge of resisting an officer dismissed on a prosecutor's motion. Crooks was initially charged with resisting an officer on Dec. 25, but all charges were dismissed.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, had a charge of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed on a prosecutor's motion. Erdmann was on bail for charges of driving drunk on Oct. 24, 2012.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of driving drunk, fourth offense, and had a charge of operating with a prohibited alcohol content dismissed. Court records indicate Erdmann was stopped by an officer who observed her 2001 GMC Sonoma truck weaving considerably and fully crossing the center lines on Wisconsin 39, Village of New Glarus, on Aug. 28. After she was pulled over, the officer asked her to step out of the car so she could perform a field sobriety test. She stumbled out of the truck and leaned heavily on it. The officer determined it was unsafe for her to perform the walk and turn test as she could not stand up easily and could have hurt herself. Erdmann's preliminary breath test registered at .249 percent. Erdmann will serve six months in jail with work release privileges. She is to have her driver's license revoked for a period of 30 months. Upon re-licensing, Erdmann is ordered to have an ignition interlock system installed and used for a period of one year. Erdmann is also ordered to undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes. She owes the court $1,998.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of driving drunk, third offense, and had two charges of driving with a PAC and driving while revoked dismissed. Court records indicate Erdmann was stopped by police who observed her park a vehicle in a no-parking zone in the 400 block of 2nd Street, New Glarus, on Oct. 24, 2012. When police warned her not to park there, they observed signs that she was intoxicated. All conditions are concurrent to Erdmann's charges of fourth-offense drunk driving. She will serve six months in jail with work release privileges. She is to have her driver's license revoked for a period of 30 months. Upon re-licensing, Erdmann is ordered to have an ignition interlock system installed and used for a period of one year. Erdmann is also ordered to undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes. She owes the court $2,055.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
• Timothy H. Clothier, 19, Clinton, had bond set at $200 and will be on probation for six months as a part of a deferred prosecution agreement. Clothier was charged with possession of marijuana stemming from an incident that occurred on Dec. 17. According to court records, Clothier was stopped by deputies on U.S. 151 and a canine unit alerted to drugs in the vehicle.
Felonies
• Mark A. Flood, 48, Oregon, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, April 2, to two counts of disorderly conduct, one count of resisting an officer and one count of battery to an officer, both Class H felonies. Court records indicate Flood kicked an officer in his lower back while Flood was lying in a squad car. Flood was detained in the squad for resisting arrest. Officers attempted to arrest Flood on Aug. 2 for making harassing calls to women he knew. He kept resisting and caused bruising to the kicked officer's lower back, so the officers tased him. Flood has a pre-trial conference set for May 6.
Misdemeanors
On Wednesday, April 2:
• Rodney K. Crooks, 44, Monticello, had a charge of resisting an officer dismissed on a prosecutor's motion. Crooks was initially charged with resisting an officer on Dec. 25, but all charges were dismissed.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, had a charge of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed on a prosecutor's motion. Erdmann was on bail for charges of driving drunk on Oct. 24, 2012.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of driving drunk, fourth offense, and had a charge of operating with a prohibited alcohol content dismissed. Court records indicate Erdmann was stopped by an officer who observed her 2001 GMC Sonoma truck weaving considerably and fully crossing the center lines on Wisconsin 39, Village of New Glarus, on Aug. 28. After she was pulled over, the officer asked her to step out of the car so she could perform a field sobriety test. She stumbled out of the truck and leaned heavily on it. The officer determined it was unsafe for her to perform the walk and turn test as she could not stand up easily and could have hurt herself. Erdmann's preliminary breath test registered at .249 percent. Erdmann will serve six months in jail with work release privileges. She is to have her driver's license revoked for a period of 30 months. Upon re-licensing, Erdmann is ordered to have an ignition interlock system installed and used for a period of one year. Erdmann is also ordered to undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes. She owes the court $1,998.
• Ellie Mae Erdmann, 44, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of driving drunk, third offense, and had two charges of driving with a PAC and driving while revoked dismissed. Court records indicate Erdmann was stopped by police who observed her park a vehicle in a no-parking zone in the 400 block of 2nd Street, New Glarus, on Oct. 24, 2012. When police warned her not to park there, they observed signs that she was intoxicated. All conditions are concurrent to Erdmann's charges of fourth-offense drunk driving. She will serve six months in jail with work release privileges. She is to have her driver's license revoked for a period of 30 months. Upon re-licensing, Erdmann is ordered to have an ignition interlock system installed and used for a period of one year. Erdmann is also ordered to undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes. She owes the court $2,055.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
• Timothy H. Clothier, 19, Clinton, had bond set at $200 and will be on probation for six months as a part of a deferred prosecution agreement. Clothier was charged with possession of marijuana stemming from an incident that occurred on Dec. 17. According to court records, Clothier was stopped by deputies on U.S. 151 and a canine unit alerted to drugs in the vehicle.