Mecosta County Court Reports
Mecosta County News Reports For The Week Starting Monday August 11, 2008
Twenty six year old Marshon Dare - Charles Myers of Big Rapids was given two sentences of 16 months to 20 years in prison for two counts of delivering less than 50 grams of cocaine, Myers will pay $1510.10 in fines after his release.
Mecosta County News Reports For The Week Starting Monday August 04, 2008
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Twenty two year old David Anthony Ross of Big Rapids pleaded guilty to fourth degree police officer fleeing, charges of possessing less than 25 grams of cocaine and driving on a suspended license will be dismissed.
Twenty two year old Charity Ann Mathews of Mecosta was sentenced to three months in jail for gross indecency between females, Mathews was placed on probation for five years and given $620.00 in fines.
Forty two year old William Anthony Sackett of Remus was sentenced to eight months in jail for gross indecency between a male and female, Sackett will have to pay a fine total of $3313.21 and serve five years probation.
Thomas Raymond Allaben of Evart was sentenced to four days in jail for delivering Marijuana, Allaben was also placed on probation for two years.
Twenty seven year old Andrew Thomas Bennett of Big Rapids was sentenced to 4 to 15 years in prison for his deeds at the Big Rapids Cinema, Bennett will also pay $4563.40 in fines.
Thirty six year old Lamont Simmons of Big Rapids was sentenced to nine months in jail for domestic violence and interfering with electronic communications. Simmons will pay a total fine in the amount of $1392.12
Forty two year old Kevin Jon Gilbert of Stanwood was sentenced to 2 months in jail for delivering Marijuana.
Twenty nine year old Lucas Joe Zajacskowski of Big Rapids was sentenced to sixty days in jail for probation violations.
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The Good Gang Preliminary Hearings Mecosta County 77th District Court ~ On Wednesday July 22, 2008, Preliminary Examinations continued for two of the Good Gang bandits, 17 year old Thomas Edward Nofsky Jr. and 36 year old Jonathan Good from Lansing are being charged with 31 felony counts from multiple...
Alec Matthew Cove Strikes Plea Deal As preliminary hearings begin to bloom for Jonathan J. Good and Thomas Edward Nofsky Jr. in the 77th District Court Of Mecosta County, seventeen year old Alec Matthew Cove of Charlotte takes the stand and tells the court how he was working under the control of Jonathon...
Update - The Big Rapids Cinema Assault
March 17, 2008 - Andrew Thomas Bennett the 27 year old man who attempted to rob a Big Rapids cinema by assaulting two employees with a wooden shovel handle on 12/11/07 has waived his arraignment and a written pretrial was submitted and signed by the court. He faces the following...
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 Florida Woman Spins Tale About Baby Osceola County FL, - Twenty nine year old Natalie Vanessa Lord of Kissimmee filed a persoanal protection order against her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend and indicated she had just given birth to a baby in March of 2008.
When questioned by detectives as to where the baby was, Lord told them she had had a miscarriage and had never given birth. Based on the fact the stories were conflicting, Lord was arrested on April 30 for Perjury in an Official Proceeding. She is currently...
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New Jersey Woman Stabs Son To Death Monmouth County NJ, - On May 2, 2008, Forty seven year Kathlene DeMichele of Manasquan New Jersey was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder of her nine year old son Charles DeMichele.
On March 17, 2008, DeMichele pleaded guilty, and admitted to murdering her son by stabbing him with a knife multiple times.
The incident took place back on March 20,2007, when officer's responded to a 911 call at DeMichele's apartment in Manasquan. Upon arrival they...
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Rap Artist Sentenced For Dealing Crack Cocaine Anchorage Alaska - April 14, 2008, Thirty three year old rap artist Sean Sullivan, a resident of Anchorage was sentenced for his convictions of two counts of distribution of crack cocaine and one count of attempted distribution of crack.
According to an FBI press release and United States Attorney Frank Russo, Sullivan sold crack to a government informant on two occasions, and attempted to sell two and one half ounces of crack on another occasion. Back in 2004 Sullivan...
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The Red Bank Crack Down Monmouth County New Jarsey - On April 11, 2008, Thirty five year old Diron Wright of Red Bank N.J., was sentenced to 30 year's in prison with a 15 year period of parole ineligibility.
On March 4, 2008, a jury convicted Wright of 3 counts of third degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance, 3 counts of second degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, 3 counts of second degree distribution of a controlled dangerous substance and...
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 State Representative Ron Sailor Jr. Pleads Guilty Atlanta Georgia - State Representative Ron Sailor Jr. pleaded guilty on March 18, 2008 to laundering and attempting to launder what he believed to be drug proceeds. Sailor took possession and agreed to launder approximately $375.000 of cash from the sale of cocaine. Ron Sailor Jr. is the Representative of District 93 in the Georgia General Assembly. Sailor was confronted by the FBI in December of 2007 and has been cooperating in an ongoing public investigation he is also resigning...
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Judge Buy's Votes Then Go's To Jail London Kentucky - Freddy Clinton Johnson former Magistrate in District 6 of Clay County was sentenced on March 17, 2008 to 14 months behind bars, and ordered to pay a fine in the amount of $10,000.00 for conspiring to buy votes.
Johnson pleaded guilty to the charges and admitted that he conspired with others to make payments to individuals for their votes in the May 2002 primary election in Clay County, Kentucky. Under federal law, Johnson must serve 85 percent of his prison...
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The Boston Shake Down Boston MA - A Roxbury man was arrested for his role in framing an innocent man, and then breaking into his home while the man was in jail on false charges.
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