Felony
Melissa Marie Velazquez, 36, Manitowoc, OWI (5th) on 9/17/23, Guilty due to no contest plea, The defendant is sentenced the Wisconsin State Prison System that is eighteen (18) months initial confinement followed by two (2) years extended supervision concurrent with her current sentence. Conditions of extended supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) AODA and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, or combination; 5) Pay $600 fine plus court costs; 6) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 7) Submit to a DNA sample. The court finds the defendant eligible for both programs. Thirty-six (36)month license revocation. Ignition interlock for period of revocation. The defendant has seventy-one (71) days sentence credit.
Brenton A. Randall, 22, Two Rivers, fail to report to county jail-10+ days on 2/7/22, Guilty due to no contest plea, Costs, total $518 to be paid by 08-20-2024 or additional penalties for failure to pay. Defendant is ordered to submit a DNA sample.
Darrick D. Bolden, 45, Two Rivers, deliver cocaine on 4/17/18, Guilty due to no contest plea, Sentence is withheld. Defendant is placed on probation to DOC for three (3) years. Conditions of probation: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) Maintain absolute sobriety except for prescription medication taken as prescribed; 3) Submit to random urine screens and pay for the same; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, job search or combination subject to the agents directive; 5) Eight (8)) months in the Manitowoc County Jail, under the Huber Law, imposed and stayed to be imposed at the agent’s discretion and by further order of the court; 6) Provide DNA sample; 7) Pay court costs; 8) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 9) Pay $300 to the Metro Drug Unit.
Misdemeanor
Kaitlin Marie Pospichal, 28, Cleveland, neglecting a child-specified harm did not occur (2-counts) on 5/25/23, Guilty due to no contest plea, Sentence is withheld. Defendant is placed on probation to DOC for two (2) years. Conditions of probation: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) No corporal punishment; 3) Contact with the children as permitted by DHS and/or the agent; 4) Sixty (60) days in the Manitowoc County Jail, under the Huber Law, imposed and stayed to be imposed at the agent’s discretion and by further order of the court; 5) Provide DNA sample; 6) Pay court costs; 7) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC.
Monica L. Betancourth, 34, Kenosha, drive or operate w/o consent-abandon vehicle on 11/12/22, Guilty due to no contest plea, Court sentences defendant to four and a half (4.5) months days Manitowoc County Jail, under the Huber Law, commencing forthwith, court finds that the defendant has forty (40) days sentence credit. Court imposes costs of $443 to be paid by 08-18-2024 or additional penalties for failure to pay. Defendant is ordered to submit a DNA sample.
Ryan Jared Jensvold, 39, Manitowoc, OWI (3rd) on 7/4/16, Guilty due to no contest plea, $2400 fine plus costs, total $4046 to be paid by 08-18-2024 or additional penalties for failure to pay. Alcohol Assessment. Thirty-three (33)month license revocation. Ignition interlock for period of revocation. One hundred (100) days Manitowoc County Jail, Huber Law, commencing immediately. Defendant is ordered to submit a DNA sample. Two (2) days sentence credit.
Pedro A. Salas, 20, Maribel, possess drug paraphernalia on 9/9/23, Guilty due to no contest plea, $100 fine plus costs, total $579 to be paid by 08-13-2024 or additional penalties for failure to pay. Defendant is ordered to submit a DNA sample. Court orders expungement of defendant’s record pursuant to Section 973.015 of the Wisconsin Statutes upon successful completion of sentence. The defendant must pay the fine, have no further convictions and complete 25 hours of community service and submit proof of such within the next six (6) months. The court finds that the defendant would benefit and society would not be harmed by expungement in this matter.
