Green County
Felonies
• Darrin William Demrow, 36, Brodhead, was charged Aug. 10 with a Class G felony count of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. A warrant is issued for his arrest and an initial appearance is set for Aug. 24. Court records indicate Demrow kept a single-shot 12-gauge Winchester shotgun in his mother's basement in Brodhead in January.
• Justin David Halvorson, 26, Brodhead, was charged Aug. 11 with felony bail jumping, a Class I felony count of possessing narcotic drugs and an unclassified misdemeanor count of obtaining and possessing prescription drugs by fraud. He signed a $1,000 signature bond the next day and has a preliminary hearing Sept. 11. Court records indicate Brodhead police found two tablets of hydrocodone in his possession Aug. 9 at 11th Street and West 4th Avenue.
• Seth M. Olin, 19, Juda, was charged Aug. 11 with a Class I felony count of fleeing an officer. He signed a $1,500 signature bond the next day and has a preliminary hearing Sept. 25. Court records indicate a Brodhead police officer conducting radar enforcement Aug. 8 on 1st Center Avenue tried to stop Olin for not having a motorcycle permit or license plate and Olin responded by increasing his speed from 25 mph to more than 100 mph, eventually eluding the officer. Olin was later apprehended with road rash and other injuries from crashing the 2003 Suzuki crotch-rocket motorcycle.
• Annebelle Beth Canady, 50, Monticello, was charged Aug. 17 with felony bail jumping and misdemeanor counts of battery and disorderly conduct. Her signature bond is set at $2,000 with conditions that she not drink or go into bars or liquor stores. She has a pre-trial conference Sept. 15. Court records indicate she yelled and swore at her sister and a neighbor in Monticello Aug. 14 and threw or swung a lamp at them.
Misdemeanors
• Heather Ley Ann Gower, 23, Monroe, pleaded no contest Aug. 11 to an unclassified misdemeanor count of THC possession. A misdemeanor charge of possessing drug paraphernalia was dismissed. She was sentenced to one year of probation with the conditions that she undergo any recommended counseling and pay the balance on a total of $443 in court fees and fines. Under a law that allows leniency to youthful offenders, the case may be expunged from her record if she successfully completes her probation. The case stems from an incident April 28. Monroe police searched Gower's vehicle while investigating a noise complaint at an apartment building in the 1000 block of 4th Avenue West and reported finding a glass pipe and a baggie containing about two grams of marijuana.
• Randy Lee Boeck, 55, Browntown, pleaded no contest Aug. 17 to a forfeiture charge of disorderly conduct and was fined $242.30, to be paid on a payment plan of $50 a month. A misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct and a forfeiture charge of harassment were dismissed. The charges stem from a series of incidents in April. Boeck allegedly yelled and swore at a woman on several occasions and tried to drag her by her hair out of his residence. He also reportedly sent harassing and prying messages to a woman he found in the Monroe Buy Sell Swap Facebook group and, after she left the group to avoid him, he found her again "within 10 minutes of her signing up" in the Freeport Buy Sell Swap page and continued to message her.
• A misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge against Eric John Gruber, 48, Monroe, was dismissed Aug. 17. The prosecution moved for dismissal since the incident related to the case was fined as a city ordinance violation. Court records indicate Gruber swore and yelled at Monroe Clinic staff after Monroe police responded to concerned reports that he was intoxicated, had crashed his bicycle and was lying in the road, and took him into protective custody.
• Sean Cody Lee Anderson, 20, Monroe, was charged Aug. 10 with misdemeanor bail jumping and a Class B misdemeanor count of making threats via computer message. His initial appearance is Aug. 24. Court records indicate he sent texts to a Monroe woman in February, threatening to harm her and her daughter and take away her grandchild.
• Alisa E. Abelman, 29, Argyle, was charged Aug. 11 with misdemeanor bail jumping and a Class A misdemeanor count of writing a worthless check. Her initial appearance is Aug. 24. She allegedly wrote a worthless check for $418.86 to Gempeler's Market, 219 N. Main St., Monticello.
• Jessie Lee Hanson, 34, Monroe, was charged Aug. 13 with a Class B misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. She stood mute to the charge at her initial appearance Aug. 17, and the court entered a not-guilty plea on her behalf. She has a pre-trial conference Oct. 6. The charge stems from an incident July 17 at a home in the 2600 block of 8th Avenue, Monroe. Court records indicate she yelled, swore at and punched her father in the face during a dispute over her pending eviction from his home. An investigating officer at the scene noted in his report that she had been going for daily methadone treatment in Beloit and was experiencing narcotic withdrawals, including shaking.
Felonies
• Darrin William Demrow, 36, Brodhead, was charged Aug. 10 with a Class G felony count of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. A warrant is issued for his arrest and an initial appearance is set for Aug. 24. Court records indicate Demrow kept a single-shot 12-gauge Winchester shotgun in his mother's basement in Brodhead in January.
• Justin David Halvorson, 26, Brodhead, was charged Aug. 11 with felony bail jumping, a Class I felony count of possessing narcotic drugs and an unclassified misdemeanor count of obtaining and possessing prescription drugs by fraud. He signed a $1,000 signature bond the next day and has a preliminary hearing Sept. 11. Court records indicate Brodhead police found two tablets of hydrocodone in his possession Aug. 9 at 11th Street and West 4th Avenue.
• Seth M. Olin, 19, Juda, was charged Aug. 11 with a Class I felony count of fleeing an officer. He signed a $1,500 signature bond the next day and has a preliminary hearing Sept. 25. Court records indicate a Brodhead police officer conducting radar enforcement Aug. 8 on 1st Center Avenue tried to stop Olin for not having a motorcycle permit or license plate and Olin responded by increasing his speed from 25 mph to more than 100 mph, eventually eluding the officer. Olin was later apprehended with road rash and other injuries from crashing the 2003 Suzuki crotch-rocket motorcycle.
• Annebelle Beth Canady, 50, Monticello, was charged Aug. 17 with felony bail jumping and misdemeanor counts of battery and disorderly conduct. Her signature bond is set at $2,000 with conditions that she not drink or go into bars or liquor stores. She has a pre-trial conference Sept. 15. Court records indicate she yelled and swore at her sister and a neighbor in Monticello Aug. 14 and threw or swung a lamp at them.
Misdemeanors
• Heather Ley Ann Gower, 23, Monroe, pleaded no contest Aug. 11 to an unclassified misdemeanor count of THC possession. A misdemeanor charge of possessing drug paraphernalia was dismissed. She was sentenced to one year of probation with the conditions that she undergo any recommended counseling and pay the balance on a total of $443 in court fees and fines. Under a law that allows leniency to youthful offenders, the case may be expunged from her record if she successfully completes her probation. The case stems from an incident April 28. Monroe police searched Gower's vehicle while investigating a noise complaint at an apartment building in the 1000 block of 4th Avenue West and reported finding a glass pipe and a baggie containing about two grams of marijuana.
• Randy Lee Boeck, 55, Browntown, pleaded no contest Aug. 17 to a forfeiture charge of disorderly conduct and was fined $242.30, to be paid on a payment plan of $50 a month. A misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct and a forfeiture charge of harassment were dismissed. The charges stem from a series of incidents in April. Boeck allegedly yelled and swore at a woman on several occasions and tried to drag her by her hair out of his residence. He also reportedly sent harassing and prying messages to a woman he found in the Monroe Buy Sell Swap Facebook group and, after she left the group to avoid him, he found her again "within 10 minutes of her signing up" in the Freeport Buy Sell Swap page and continued to message her.
• A misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge against Eric John Gruber, 48, Monroe, was dismissed Aug. 17. The prosecution moved for dismissal since the incident related to the case was fined as a city ordinance violation. Court records indicate Gruber swore and yelled at Monroe Clinic staff after Monroe police responded to concerned reports that he was intoxicated, had crashed his bicycle and was lying in the road, and took him into protective custody.
• Sean Cody Lee Anderson, 20, Monroe, was charged Aug. 10 with misdemeanor bail jumping and a Class B misdemeanor count of making threats via computer message. His initial appearance is Aug. 24. Court records indicate he sent texts to a Monroe woman in February, threatening to harm her and her daughter and take away her grandchild.
• Alisa E. Abelman, 29, Argyle, was charged Aug. 11 with misdemeanor bail jumping and a Class A misdemeanor count of writing a worthless check. Her initial appearance is Aug. 24. She allegedly wrote a worthless check for $418.86 to Gempeler's Market, 219 N. Main St., Monticello.
• Jessie Lee Hanson, 34, Monroe, was charged Aug. 13 with a Class B misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. She stood mute to the charge at her initial appearance Aug. 17, and the court entered a not-guilty plea on her behalf. She has a pre-trial conference Oct. 6. The charge stems from an incident July 17 at a home in the 2600 block of 8th Avenue, Monroe. Court records indicate she yelled, swore at and punched her father in the face during a dispute over her pending eviction from his home. An investigating officer at the scene noted in his report that she had been going for daily methadone treatment in Beloit and was experiencing narcotic withdrawals, including shaking.