Green County
Felonies
● John Lindsey Daugherty, 34, Dixon, Kentucky, was charged Nov. 3 with felony counts of theft and driving a commercial vehicle without consent, both as repeat offenses. A warrant is issued for his arrest. The criminal complaint indicates on Aug. 15 he stole a 2013 Wilson livestock trailer, worth about $40,000. Daugherty had been hired about a month earlier by a local trucking company to haul cattle and they “started having issues with him right away” in regards to loading and unloading on time and answering texts and phone calls. Daugherty allegedly drove the trailer to Kentucky and refused to return it. Kentucky court records show he has prior felony convictions of theft and possessing methamphetamine.
● Christopher Paul Graves, 47, Monroe, was charged Nov. 3 with a felony count of aggravated battery and a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct, stemming from a domestic abuse incident at his home Aug. 1. Witnesses told police Graves threw a woman to the ground, stomped on her face and body-slammed her.
● Jacob Thomas Veliz Munoz, 17, Brodhead, was charged Nov. 6 with felony counts of bail jumping, false imprisonment, intimidation of a victim and physical abuse of a child and misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and battery. The case stems from a disturbance Nov. 4 at Veliz Munoz’s home. The criminal complaint indicates he shoved his pregnant girlfriend during an argument and threw a frying pan of hot food, causing minor burns to her and an 8-month-old baby she was watching.
● Jacob Allen Riley, 23, Green County Jail, had his probation and deferred prosecution agreement revoked Nov. 10 on felony convictions of delivering cocaine and fleeing or eluding an officer in a vehicle, both from 2018. Misdemeanor charges from July of bail jumping and driving with a revoked license were dismissed. He was sentenced to one year in jail and a consecutive three more years on probation.
● Brandi Kathryn Camron, previously known as Brandi K. Weeden, 42, Janesville, pleaded no contest Nov. 11 to one felony count of misappropriating ID info to obtain money, with two additional counts dismissed but “read in.” She was sentenced to three years on probation, with conditions including payment of restitution. She is not permitted to handle financial instruments except in her own name. Her fines and restitution total $6,085.17. The criminal complaint indicates she used the ID information of a family member with dementia to take out a $5,000 personal loan and also used the family member’s credit card to make unauthorized purchases. She had “every intention of paying (the loan) back before anyone knew, but things got away from her” and she was “drowning in debt and drowning emotionally,” according to a detective’s report from an interview with Camron. The detective noted Camron was convicted in Michigan in 2001 of embezzling money while employed at a bank.
● Dylan Thomas Severson, 27, Juda, was charged Nov. 12 with three felony counts of third-degree sexual assault and misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property, stemming from ongoing domestic abuse at his Town of Spring Grove home reported Sept. 30. The criminal complaint indicates Severson’s abuse included twice-weekly sexual assaults, destroying or trying to destroy household items and telling the victim she “deserved it.” The victim told police she didn’t feel safe and was desperate to get away.
● Carrie Marie Snelson, aka Carrie Marie Lange, 40, Butler, Tennessee, was charged Nov. 12 with one felony count of interfering with child custody beyond visitation. A warrant is issued for her arrest. The criminal complaint indicates she took her 11-year-old daughter from Albany to Tennessee in early November, in violation of the girl’s legal custody. Snelson faces a similar charge in Rock County.
● Cody Alan Young, 28, Argyle, was charged Nov. 13 with contempt of court and bail jumping, both misdemeanors, along with felony bail jumping, all as a repeat offender. A warrant is issued for his arrest. Court records indicate he failed to report to the Green County Jail to be processed for a pending burglary case on Nov. 12.
● Billy Joe Grinnell, 58, Monroe, pleaded guilty Nov. 12 to a felony charge of dispensing a prescribed medication without a prescription. He entered an 18-month deferred prosecution agreement. If he complies with the agreement, the charge will be fully dismissed. Court records indicate in April he gave a friend two pills of duloxetine, an anti-depression and nerve pain medication, to help with her anxiety. She died the next day after ingesting other drugs. He later told police he “felt bad giving it to her because he knew he shouldn’t.”
● Thomasina Terri Beranek, 19, Platteville, pleaded no contest Nov. 16 to three misdemeanor counts of theft and entered a two-year deferred prosecution agreement on a felony count of forgery, which will be fully dismissed if she complies with the agreement. She was sentenced to two years on probation for the misdemeanors, with conditions including payment of restitution. Her court assessments total $2,297.75. The case is in connection to the theft and forgery of checks written to a local auto repair business. Her codefendant, Curtis Allen Fussell, 21, has a case that is still pending.