Kristina VanArsdale, found guilty on Count II, maintaining a common nuisance, and on Count III, sale or distribution of precursors, on Count II, 3 years jail, on Count III, 3 ears jail, 316 days credit, 632 days executed, the rest of sentence on supervised probation, alcohol and drug program, June 5.

Felipe L. Hernandez, found guilty on Count I, of operating a vehicle as an habitual traffic violator, and on Count II, found guilty of operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a prior conviction within 5 years, on Count I, 3 years jail, on Count II, 3 years jail, sentences shall be served concurrent, 195 days credit, driver's license suspension for life, June 8.

Jessie L. Brown, found guilty on Count I, strangulation and on Count III, intimidation, on Count I, 2 years jail, 2 years supervised probation, on Count III, 2 years jail, 2 years suspended, 2 years supervised probation, 1 day credit, anger management program, June 8.

Richard Eugene Hobbs, found guilty of child molesting, 25 years jail, 5 years suspended, 5 years supervised probation, 129 days credit, June 8.

Matthew S. Bevers, found guilty of invasion of privacy, 9 months jail, 3 days credit, execution sentence shall be served by direct placement on home detention, alcohol and drug program, June 9.

Roy A. Garrett, found guilty of theft, 1½ years jail, 1½ years suspended, 1½ years suspended, 1 day credit, 40 hours of community service, June 11.

Brandon Lett, found guilty of criminal recklessness, 1 year jail, 1 year suspended, 1 year supervised probation, 69 days credit, 40 hours of community service, alcohol and community service, June 11.

Bryce Sheaffer, found guilty of possession of more than 30 grams of marijuana, 1½ years jail, 1½ years suspended, 1½ years supervised probation, 3 days credit, 40 hours of community service, alcohol and drug program, June 11.

Joseph A. Whorton, found guilty of theft, 106 days jail, June 11.
Jason E. Kimberlin, found guilty of possession of marijuana with a prior conviction, 6 months jail, sentence shall be served on home detention, 2 days credit, alcohol and drug program, June 12.