GREEN COUNTY
FELONIES
• Ryan Michael Richardson, 32, Brodhead, was charged Monday with third- and fourth-offense charges of driving while intoxicated, the latter of which is a Class H felony. Richardson also received two charges of misdemeanor bail jumping. Richardson received the third-offense charge on Aug. 3, when he caused a minor traffic crash in the drive-thru of a McDonald's restaurant in Brodhead. Richardson was found to be intoxicated after the collision. The fourth-offense charge stems from an incident on Aug. 24, when police checked on the welfare of Richardson at his residence in the Town of Decatur and found that he was highly intoxicated, but otherwise unharmed. Shortly after police left, Richardson left his residence and drove through town, where police stopped him. Richardson's actions violated his bond from a July domestic abuse case, when he signed a bond with conditions that he not consume alcohol. He will next appear in court for a preliminary hearing Sept. 7.
MISDEMEANORS
• Spencer Yeoman, 67, Davis, Ill., was charged Aug. 23 with a misdemeanor count of issuing a worthless check. The charge stems from an incident on April 5, 2014, when Yeoman allegedly issued a check for $450 at the FFA Consignment Auction in Juda, which was later declined. Yeoman's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 26.
• Richard C. Peterson, 56, Monroe, was charged Aug. 23 with three misdemeanor counts of issuing worthless checks. The charges stem from three incidents in late 2014 and early 2015. In the first incident, on Oct. 15, 2014, Peterson issued a $100 check at the Horseshoe Saloon in Monroe. He then issued a $50 check at the American Legion in Monroe on Oct. 20, and a check for $30.55 at the Red Apple Inn in Monroe on Jan. 6, 2015. Peterson's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 26.
• Douglas Bryan Scace, 45, Browntown, was charged Aug. 22 with a count of misdemeanor bail jumping. Scace was charged after an incident on Aug. 20 when, at a residence in the W8200 block of Wisconsin 11 in Browntown, he was involved in a domestic dispute. When police arrived, they found Scace to be intoxicated in violation of his bond from a 2013 domestic abuse case. Scace has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Bradley William Deary, 19, Monroe, was charged Aug. 17 with disorderly conduct after he became enraged on Aug. 16 in the N200 block of Thorp Road, Town of Clarno. According to a police report, Deary shouted and swore at his parents before banging on the window of their home demanding to be let inside and breaking a side mirror on one of his parents' vehicles when they refused. A pre-trial conference is scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Holly Janine York, 50, Dubuque, Iowa, was charged Oct. 17 with violating a harassment restraining order and using a computer to send obscenities and threats. York was charged after several incidents in April of 2015 and March of this year, when she repeatedly sent long, obscenity-riddled taunts and threats to her daughter over Facebook. According to a police report, York had a history of abusing and harassing her children and had once reportedly stolen her daughter's identity. York's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 12.
• Bailey James Stephan, 19, Albany, was charged Aug. 16 with battery and disorderly conduct after he reportedly punched Connor James Drake, 20, Brodhead, repeatedly in the face after an apparently long-running feud. According to a police report, Drake had delivered a rude gesture to Stephan from his car on July 11 in the W600 block of Golf Course Road, Town of Decatur, to which Stephan responded by punching Drake through his open window. The police report was unclear as to the origin of the feud, but Drake had caused minor damage to several friends' vehicles earlier that day by doing donuts in a gravel lot. Drake was subsequently charged with negligent operation of a motor vehicle. Drake's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 12, while Stephan has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Trent Willis David Kuebli, 23, Albany, was charged Aug. 16 with disorderly conduct after a domestic dispute on July 10. According to a police report, Kuebli had shouted and curse at a woman at their shared residence on County E, Town of Albany, before he punched a cabinet, damaging it. Kuebli will appear for a pre-trial conference on Oct. 4.
• Bryan Scott Wehe, 26, Warren, Ill., was charged Aug. 16 with possession of drug paraphernalia. The charge stems from an extended investigation into a Monroe theft, when several pieces of jewelry and a firearm were stolen from a residence and reportedly sold to buy drugs. According to a police report, Wehe was a person of interest in the investigation and was stopped on Wis. 69, Town of Monroe. None of the stolen items were found in Wehe's possession, although a small dish used in the preparation and consumption of heroin was discovered. Wehe has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Sept. 27.
FELONIES
• Ryan Michael Richardson, 32, Brodhead, was charged Monday with third- and fourth-offense charges of driving while intoxicated, the latter of which is a Class H felony. Richardson also received two charges of misdemeanor bail jumping. Richardson received the third-offense charge on Aug. 3, when he caused a minor traffic crash in the drive-thru of a McDonald's restaurant in Brodhead. Richardson was found to be intoxicated after the collision. The fourth-offense charge stems from an incident on Aug. 24, when police checked on the welfare of Richardson at his residence in the Town of Decatur and found that he was highly intoxicated, but otherwise unharmed. Shortly after police left, Richardson left his residence and drove through town, where police stopped him. Richardson's actions violated his bond from a July domestic abuse case, when he signed a bond with conditions that he not consume alcohol. He will next appear in court for a preliminary hearing Sept. 7.
MISDEMEANORS
• Spencer Yeoman, 67, Davis, Ill., was charged Aug. 23 with a misdemeanor count of issuing a worthless check. The charge stems from an incident on April 5, 2014, when Yeoman allegedly issued a check for $450 at the FFA Consignment Auction in Juda, which was later declined. Yeoman's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 26.
• Richard C. Peterson, 56, Monroe, was charged Aug. 23 with three misdemeanor counts of issuing worthless checks. The charges stem from three incidents in late 2014 and early 2015. In the first incident, on Oct. 15, 2014, Peterson issued a $100 check at the Horseshoe Saloon in Monroe. He then issued a $50 check at the American Legion in Monroe on Oct. 20, and a check for $30.55 at the Red Apple Inn in Monroe on Jan. 6, 2015. Peterson's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 26.
• Douglas Bryan Scace, 45, Browntown, was charged Aug. 22 with a count of misdemeanor bail jumping. Scace was charged after an incident on Aug. 20 when, at a residence in the W8200 block of Wisconsin 11 in Browntown, he was involved in a domestic dispute. When police arrived, they found Scace to be intoxicated in violation of his bond from a 2013 domestic abuse case. Scace has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Bradley William Deary, 19, Monroe, was charged Aug. 17 with disorderly conduct after he became enraged on Aug. 16 in the N200 block of Thorp Road, Town of Clarno. According to a police report, Deary shouted and swore at his parents before banging on the window of their home demanding to be let inside and breaking a side mirror on one of his parents' vehicles when they refused. A pre-trial conference is scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Holly Janine York, 50, Dubuque, Iowa, was charged Oct. 17 with violating a harassment restraining order and using a computer to send obscenities and threats. York was charged after several incidents in April of 2015 and March of this year, when she repeatedly sent long, obscenity-riddled taunts and threats to her daughter over Facebook. According to a police report, York had a history of abusing and harassing her children and had once reportedly stolen her daughter's identity. York's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 12.
• Bailey James Stephan, 19, Albany, was charged Aug. 16 with battery and disorderly conduct after he reportedly punched Connor James Drake, 20, Brodhead, repeatedly in the face after an apparently long-running feud. According to a police report, Drake had delivered a rude gesture to Stephan from his car on July 11 in the W600 block of Golf Course Road, Town of Decatur, to which Stephan responded by punching Drake through his open window. The police report was unclear as to the origin of the feud, but Drake had caused minor damage to several friends' vehicles earlier that day by doing donuts in a gravel lot. Drake was subsequently charged with negligent operation of a motor vehicle. Drake's initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 12, while Stephan has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Oct. 4.
• Trent Willis David Kuebli, 23, Albany, was charged Aug. 16 with disorderly conduct after a domestic dispute on July 10. According to a police report, Kuebli had shouted and curse at a woman at their shared residence on County E, Town of Albany, before he punched a cabinet, damaging it. Kuebli will appear for a pre-trial conference on Oct. 4.
• Bryan Scott Wehe, 26, Warren, Ill., was charged Aug. 16 with possession of drug paraphernalia. The charge stems from an extended investigation into a Monroe theft, when several pieces of jewelry and a firearm were stolen from a residence and reportedly sold to buy drugs. According to a police report, Wehe was a person of interest in the investigation and was stopped on Wis. 69, Town of Monroe. None of the stolen items were found in Wehe's possession, although a small dish used in the preparation and consumption of heroin was discovered. Wehe has a pre-trial conference scheduled for Sept. 27.