GREEN COUNTY
MISDEMEANORS
• Chad A. Johnson, 33, Darlington, was charged Wednesday with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct for allegedly shoving a woman he knows into a wall June 25. Court records indicate he signed a $750 signature bond Friday that orders him not to have contact with the victim or her residence. Johnson and the woman were reportedly arguing when he pushed her against the wall, cutting her skin near her collarbone and breaking the necklace she was wearing. According to police documents, he told investigators he only put his hand on her shoulder to hold her back. He was arrested and jailed. Johnson has a pre-trial conference July 21.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FELONIES
• Candelario Ortega-Sanchez, 20, had a warrant issued for his arrest June 24 for allegedly failing to comply with the requirements of the Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry Program. Court records indicate he was convicted in 2013 of exposing a child to harmful materials and signed paperwork indicating he understood the rules of the registry and would comply with them for 15 years. Registrants are required to report any changes in address, employment, school, volunteer work and Internet identifiers. Ortega-Sanchez reportedly was deported to Mexico in May 2014 and failed to inform the registry program of his new address.
• Randy G. Joslin, 20, Darlington, was charged Wednesday with two felonies and three misdemeanors for an incident Monday in which he allegedly hit and choked a woman he knows, threw her property and kept her from leaving a residence. He faces felony counts of strangulation and false imprisonment and misdemeanor counts of battery and theft. According to police reports, Joslin's neighbor called police after hearing what sounded like someone being physically abused and Joslin and the woman drove off before police arrived. She reportedly told investigators he had strangled and pushed her earlier in the day and prevented her from leaving by taking her phone and keys. Court records indicate she told police Joslin gave her a bloody nose in the car while she was driving and then made her stop, pulled her out of the car by her shirt, threw her to the ground, tossed her phone and wallet out of the car and got behind the wheel. She got up and tried to get back in the car and he dragged her along the road before she let go. Police observed bruises on her face, neck and arm, a scrape on her shoulder and swelling in her cheekbone. He was arrested and jailed. He has an initial appearance July 6.
MISDEMEANORS
• Salvador Rivera-Perez, 31, Benton, was charged Thursday with alleged fourth-offense operating while intoxicated, third-offense operating with a prohibited alcohol content, operating while revoked and obstructing an officer. Police reportedly stopped Rivera-Perez March 15 for operating left of center on Wis. 23 at Kennedy Drive in Darlington. They observed his eyes were bloodshot and glossy and his speech was slurred. He allegedly gave them a false name, date of birth and residence and lied when they asked him if he had prior traffic violations. Officers requested he perform standard field sobriety tests, which he failed, according to court documents. Police transported him to Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County for a blood draw, court records indicate, and his blood-alcohol concentration was 0.11 percent. He was arrested and jailed. He has an initial appearance July 23.
MISDEMEANORS
• Chad A. Johnson, 33, Darlington, was charged Wednesday with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct for allegedly shoving a woman he knows into a wall June 25. Court records indicate he signed a $750 signature bond Friday that orders him not to have contact with the victim or her residence. Johnson and the woman were reportedly arguing when he pushed her against the wall, cutting her skin near her collarbone and breaking the necklace she was wearing. According to police documents, he told investigators he only put his hand on her shoulder to hold her back. He was arrested and jailed. Johnson has a pre-trial conference July 21.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FELONIES
• Candelario Ortega-Sanchez, 20, had a warrant issued for his arrest June 24 for allegedly failing to comply with the requirements of the Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry Program. Court records indicate he was convicted in 2013 of exposing a child to harmful materials and signed paperwork indicating he understood the rules of the registry and would comply with them for 15 years. Registrants are required to report any changes in address, employment, school, volunteer work and Internet identifiers. Ortega-Sanchez reportedly was deported to Mexico in May 2014 and failed to inform the registry program of his new address.
• Randy G. Joslin, 20, Darlington, was charged Wednesday with two felonies and three misdemeanors for an incident Monday in which he allegedly hit and choked a woman he knows, threw her property and kept her from leaving a residence. He faces felony counts of strangulation and false imprisonment and misdemeanor counts of battery and theft. According to police reports, Joslin's neighbor called police after hearing what sounded like someone being physically abused and Joslin and the woman drove off before police arrived. She reportedly told investigators he had strangled and pushed her earlier in the day and prevented her from leaving by taking her phone and keys. Court records indicate she told police Joslin gave her a bloody nose in the car while she was driving and then made her stop, pulled her out of the car by her shirt, threw her to the ground, tossed her phone and wallet out of the car and got behind the wheel. She got up and tried to get back in the car and he dragged her along the road before she let go. Police observed bruises on her face, neck and arm, a scrape on her shoulder and swelling in her cheekbone. He was arrested and jailed. He has an initial appearance July 6.
MISDEMEANORS
• Salvador Rivera-Perez, 31, Benton, was charged Thursday with alleged fourth-offense operating while intoxicated, third-offense operating with a prohibited alcohol content, operating while revoked and obstructing an officer. Police reportedly stopped Rivera-Perez March 15 for operating left of center on Wis. 23 at Kennedy Drive in Darlington. They observed his eyes were bloodshot and glossy and his speech was slurred. He allegedly gave them a false name, date of birth and residence and lied when they asked him if he had prior traffic violations. Officers requested he perform standard field sobriety tests, which he failed, according to court documents. Police transported him to Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County for a blood draw, court records indicate, and his blood-alcohol concentration was 0.11 percent. He was arrested and jailed. He has an initial appearance July 23.