GREEN COUNTY
FELONIES
• Thomas Harley Halvorson, 52, Rockford, Ill., agreed on Dec. 28 to a 3-year deferred prosecution agreement for felony charges relating to four years of unpaid child support fees. When the charges were filed in 2012, Halvorson owed over $7,500 in back payments; now, Halvorson owes $10,732.77 in child support, plus $6,024.99 in interest. Although Halvorson will avoid criminal charges should he pass his 3-year supervision without incident, he is still responsible for repaying his debt.
MISDEMEANORS
• Leann Marie Osterdock, 44, Brodhead, was fined $330.50 Monday on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of domestic disorderly conduct. The charge stems from a reported domestic incident at a Decatur residence on Sept. 26, 2015, when Osterdock admitted to pushing her husband to the ground and scratching his face. Her husband, John William Osterdock, 45, Brodhead, was also charged during the same incident for disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer after repeatedly lying to officers about the situation and threatening to kill the arresting officers and sexually assault their family members. John Osterdock's case has yet to be concluded.
• Kenneth Richard Case, 51, Belleville, was fined $263.50 Tuesday on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of obstructing an officer. The charge stems from a Sept. 12, 2015, incident when a guest at Case's residence reported a domestic disturbance. When police arrived to question Case, he briefly adopted a fighting stance before turning and attempting to leave the scene, according to a police report. A charge of disorderly conduct was dismissed.
• Brenton Allan Drewel, 33, Albany, was fined $393.50 Dec. 28 on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of possession of marijuana, stemming from a traffic stop on May 24, 2015 on Wisconsin 11, Town of Cadiz. According to a police report, an officer stopped Drewel's vehicle for having no front license plate but smelled marijuana smoke upon questioning Drewel. Drewel confessed to smoking marijuana and willingly complied with the arresting officer. A charge of possession of drug paraphernalia was dismissed.
FELONIES
• Thomas Harley Halvorson, 52, Rockford, Ill., agreed on Dec. 28 to a 3-year deferred prosecution agreement for felony charges relating to four years of unpaid child support fees. When the charges were filed in 2012, Halvorson owed over $7,500 in back payments; now, Halvorson owes $10,732.77 in child support, plus $6,024.99 in interest. Although Halvorson will avoid criminal charges should he pass his 3-year supervision without incident, he is still responsible for repaying his debt.
MISDEMEANORS
• Leann Marie Osterdock, 44, Brodhead, was fined $330.50 Monday on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of domestic disorderly conduct. The charge stems from a reported domestic incident at a Decatur residence on Sept. 26, 2015, when Osterdock admitted to pushing her husband to the ground and scratching his face. Her husband, John William Osterdock, 45, Brodhead, was also charged during the same incident for disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer after repeatedly lying to officers about the situation and threatening to kill the arresting officers and sexually assault their family members. John Osterdock's case has yet to be concluded.
• Kenneth Richard Case, 51, Belleville, was fined $263.50 Tuesday on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of obstructing an officer. The charge stems from a Sept. 12, 2015, incident when a guest at Case's residence reported a domestic disturbance. When police arrived to question Case, he briefly adopted a fighting stance before turning and attempting to leave the scene, according to a police report. A charge of disorderly conduct was dismissed.
• Brenton Allan Drewel, 33, Albany, was fined $393.50 Dec. 28 on a non-criminal forfeiture charge of possession of marijuana, stemming from a traffic stop on May 24, 2015 on Wisconsin 11, Town of Cadiz. According to a police report, an officer stopped Drewel's vehicle for having no front license plate but smelled marijuana smoke upon questioning Drewel. Drewel confessed to smoking marijuana and willingly complied with the arresting officer. A charge of possession of drug paraphernalia was dismissed.