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JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 11/26/09

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Derek J. Crockett, 28, Brownstown, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, Oct. 26. Received $250 fine, 365 days jail-365 days suspended, 365 days probation, alcohol and drug program, 90 days driver's license suspension.

David A. Queen, pleaded not guilty to visiting a common nuisance, Oct. 26.

Ryan A. Combs, 23, Brownstown, pleaded not guilty to visiting a common nuisance, Oct. 28.

William T. Burton, 30, Brownstown, pleaded guilty to public intoxication, Oct. 28.

Richard M. Lindsay, 22, Indianapolis, pleaded not guilty to driving while suspended, Oct. 28.

Edwin Aponte-Mercado, Seymour, pleaded guilty to operating without a license, Oct. 28. Received 30 days jail.

Tanya D. McDonald, 38, Freetown, pleaded not guilty to visiting a common nuisance, Oct. 28.

Elmer L. Ison, 23, Seymour, pleaded not guilty to harboring a nonimmunized, Oct.28.
Amelio Leon-Ramirez, Seymour, pleaded not guilty to operating without a license, Oct. 28.

Joseph Lance Miller, 35, Seymour, pleaded not guilty to possession of paraphernalia, Oct. 28.

Timothy A. Weaver, 35, Seymour, pleaded not guilty to driving while suspended, Oct. 28.
Jusan J. Goleman, 22, Seymour, pleaded not guilty to conversion, Oct. 28.


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