Green County
Felonies
• Nicholas W. Johnson, 21, Juda, had his probation revoked March 3 for an October 2013 sentence of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Johnson was sentenced Thursday to 90 days in jail for revoking his probation, concurrent to his other sentences. Probation was also revoked March 3 for an October 2013 sentence of false entry to a building and theft of moveable property. He was sentenced to six months in jail, concurrent to his other sentence. Court records indicate that in November 2012, Johnson broke into a building in the W2600 block of Wisconsin 11, causing $216 in damages to a window, and stole $678 worth of cigarettes. He owes a fine of $1,008.
Misdemeanors
On Friday:
• Alex J. Hady, 32, Belleville, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of disorderly conduct; he had three additional charges of disorderly conduct dismissed. Hady had a cash bond previously paid applied to his fine of $330.50. Court records indicate that on Nov. 28, police responded to a one-truck accident in the W1500 block of County C and saw Hady standing by the car which had run into a power pole and started a tree on fire. As police approached Hady, he put a Busch Light can on the hood of his truck and fell over, hitting his head. While waiting for EMS, Hady told an officer that after he crashed his truck he "slammed" two beers. A field sobriety test was conducted and Hady was yelling and swearing throughout the test. In the ambulance on the way to the Monroe Clinic Hospital, Hady continued to yell and swear. At the hospital, Hady yelled and swore at the doctors and nurses. After he was medically cleared, he began yelling and swearing at the officers again. Hady was also found guilty due to a no-contest plea of driving while intoxicated, first offense, stemming from the same incident. He will have his license revoked for nine months and is ordered to install an ignition interlock device for a period of one year upon relicensing. Hady paid a fine of $937.
• Brandon A. Salyer, 43, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of driving while intoxicated, third offense; he also had a charge of driving with a prohibited blood-alcohol concentration dismissed. Salyer was sentenced to six months in jail and had his driver's license revoked for 30 months. He was ordered to install an ignition interlock device for one year upon relicensing. Court records indicate that on April 6, an officer observed a car go through a stop sign on 14th Avenue in Monroe and turned on the emergency lights to pull the car over. Salyer continued to drive for several blocks and stopped in front of his home in the 2000 block of 17th Avenue. While the officer was conducting a field sobriety test, Salyer's wife came outside and said that Salyer was likely drunk. Salyer had a preliminary breath test of .231 percent and a PAC of .234 percent.
On Thursday:
• Marvin A. Wuthrich Jr., 65, Brodhead, had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. The charge stems from an incident that occurred on Nov. 18. Wuthrich owes a fine of $100.
• Bryan S. Wehe, 24, Gratiot, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of possession of drug paraphernalia; he also had a charge of bail jumping dismissed. Wehe was sentenced to five days in jail. The charges stem from an incident that occurred June 22. Court records indicate Wehe was pulled over for not having a front license plate on his vehicle. The responding officer knew Wehe from previous contacts and asked if there were drugs in the vehicle. Wehe said there was a spoon and syringe used to take heroin in the driver's side door. He owes a fine of $243. Wehe was also found guilty due to a guilty plea on separate charges of theft of moveable property, stemming from an incident that occurred on June 25. He was sentenced to five days in jail to be served consecutively to his other sentence. Court records indicate Wehe's stepfather took him to his job in the W8400 block of County P to try and deter him from crime. Wehe stole about $7.50 worth of quarters from a vehicle parked in the parking lot. He owes a fine of $243.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
On Wednesday:
• Anthony R. Duncil, 30, Hollandale, had a charge of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct dismissed. The charge stems from an incident that occurred on July 20. Duncil owes no fines or penalties.
• Shanna R. Myhand, 30, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of disorderly conduct stemming from an incident that occurred on June 22. Myhand owes a forfeiture fine of $345.50.
Felonies
• Nicholas W. Johnson, 21, Juda, had his probation revoked March 3 for an October 2013 sentence of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Johnson was sentenced Thursday to 90 days in jail for revoking his probation, concurrent to his other sentences. Probation was also revoked March 3 for an October 2013 sentence of false entry to a building and theft of moveable property. He was sentenced to six months in jail, concurrent to his other sentence. Court records indicate that in November 2012, Johnson broke into a building in the W2600 block of Wisconsin 11, causing $216 in damages to a window, and stole $678 worth of cigarettes. He owes a fine of $1,008.
Misdemeanors
On Friday:
• Alex J. Hady, 32, Belleville, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of disorderly conduct; he had three additional charges of disorderly conduct dismissed. Hady had a cash bond previously paid applied to his fine of $330.50. Court records indicate that on Nov. 28, police responded to a one-truck accident in the W1500 block of County C and saw Hady standing by the car which had run into a power pole and started a tree on fire. As police approached Hady, he put a Busch Light can on the hood of his truck and fell over, hitting his head. While waiting for EMS, Hady told an officer that after he crashed his truck he "slammed" two beers. A field sobriety test was conducted and Hady was yelling and swearing throughout the test. In the ambulance on the way to the Monroe Clinic Hospital, Hady continued to yell and swear. At the hospital, Hady yelled and swore at the doctors and nurses. After he was medically cleared, he began yelling and swearing at the officers again. Hady was also found guilty due to a no-contest plea of driving while intoxicated, first offense, stemming from the same incident. He will have his license revoked for nine months and is ordered to install an ignition interlock device for a period of one year upon relicensing. Hady paid a fine of $937.
• Brandon A. Salyer, 43, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of driving while intoxicated, third offense; he also had a charge of driving with a prohibited blood-alcohol concentration dismissed. Salyer was sentenced to six months in jail and had his driver's license revoked for 30 months. He was ordered to install an ignition interlock device for one year upon relicensing. Court records indicate that on April 6, an officer observed a car go through a stop sign on 14th Avenue in Monroe and turned on the emergency lights to pull the car over. Salyer continued to drive for several blocks and stopped in front of his home in the 2000 block of 17th Avenue. While the officer was conducting a field sobriety test, Salyer's wife came outside and said that Salyer was likely drunk. Salyer had a preliminary breath test of .231 percent and a PAC of .234 percent.
On Thursday:
• Marvin A. Wuthrich Jr., 65, Brodhead, had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. The charge stems from an incident that occurred on Nov. 18. Wuthrich owes a fine of $100.
• Bryan S. Wehe, 24, Gratiot, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of possession of drug paraphernalia; he also had a charge of bail jumping dismissed. Wehe was sentenced to five days in jail. The charges stem from an incident that occurred June 22. Court records indicate Wehe was pulled over for not having a front license plate on his vehicle. The responding officer knew Wehe from previous contacts and asked if there were drugs in the vehicle. Wehe said there was a spoon and syringe used to take heroin in the driver's side door. He owes a fine of $243. Wehe was also found guilty due to a guilty plea on separate charges of theft of moveable property, stemming from an incident that occurred on June 25. He was sentenced to five days in jail to be served consecutively to his other sentence. Court records indicate Wehe's stepfather took him to his job in the W8400 block of County P to try and deter him from crime. Wehe stole about $7.50 worth of quarters from a vehicle parked in the parking lot. He owes a fine of $243.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
On Wednesday:
• Anthony R. Duncil, 30, Hollandale, had a charge of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct dismissed. The charge stems from an incident that occurred on July 20. Duncil owes no fines or penalties.
• Shanna R. Myhand, 30, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no-contest plea of disorderly conduct stemming from an incident that occurred on June 22. Myhand owes a forfeiture fine of $345.50.