The following court cases were heard in June:
Ronald James Channell was found guilty on one count felony theft by shoplifting, which was reduced to misdemeanor theft by shoplifting and was ordered to pay a $300.00 fine and serve 12 months probation.
Christopher Boutwell was found guilty on one count felony entering an auto, which was reduced to misdemeanor theft by taking. He was sentenced to 12 months probation and ordered to pay a $350.00 fine.
Dodge court disposes of cases
Maurice Shaymon Brown was found guilty on one count misdemeanor obstruction of officers and sentenced to 12 months probation and ordered to pay a $750.00 fine. He was also found guilty of safety belt violation and ordered to pay a $50.00 fine.
Robbie Miller was found guilty on one count felony aggravated battery, which was reduced to simple battery and was sentenced to 12 months probation.
Kenneth Minson was found guilty on one count felony aggravated battery, which was reduced to simple battery and was sentenced to 12 months probation.
Cliff Eli Brown was found guilty on seven counts of felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent with prior sentence.
Sandra Horton was found guilty of nine counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. She was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and received five years probation to run concurrent with prior sentence. She was found guilty on one count burglary and received 15 years probation to run concurrent. She was found guilty of one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and was sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent and ordered to six months at a detention center and suspended her intensive probation service.
Amanda Huett was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,000.00 fine. She was found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and was sentenced to 5 years probation to run concurrent, ordered to pay a $750.00 and $5,000.00 restitution.
Lister Harrell was found guilty on one count misdemeanor violation of landlord’s duties as to utilities and was ordered to pay a $500.00 fine.
Bradley Steven Mason was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty of one count felony criminal damage to property second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent.
David Phillip Rickerson was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent.
Eric Jackson Davidson was found guilty on one count felony theft by taking and was ordered to pay a $750.00 fine and sentenced to five years probation.
Alatron Gooch was found guilty on one count felony burglary, which was reduced to felony criminal trespass and was sentenced to 12 month probation and ordered to pay a $250.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count misdemeanor family violence and was sentenced to 12 month probation and ordered to pay a $250.00 fine.
Otis Harden was found guilty on one count felony possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, which under first offenders act (FOA) was reduced to felony possession of cocaine and was sentenced to six years probation, intensive probation service and ordered to pay a $1,000.00 fine. He was found guilty on three counts felony obstruction of officers and sentenced to five years probation on each count to run concurrent. He was found guilty on one count misdemeanor marijuana less than one ounce and sentenced to 12 months probation.
Editors note: More court cases will be printed in the next edition of The Dodge County News.
Robbie Miller was found guilty on one count felony aggravated battery, which was reduced to simple battery and was sentenced to 12 months probation.
Kenneth Minson was found guilty on one count felony aggravated battery, which was reduced to simple battery and was sentenced to 12 months probation.
Cliff Eli Brown was found guilty on seven counts of felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent with prior sentence.
Sandra Horton was found guilty of nine counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. She was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and received five years probation to run concurrent with prior sentence. She was found guilty on one count burglary and received 15 years probation to run concurrent. She was found guilty of one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and was sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent and ordered to six months at a detention center and suspended her intensive probation service.
Amanda Huett was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,000.00 fine. She was found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property in second degree and was sentenced to 5 years probation to run concurrent, ordered to pay a $750.00 and $5,000.00 restitution.
Lister Harrell was found guilty on one count misdemeanor violation of landlord’s duties as to utilities and was ordered to pay a $500.00 fine.
Bradley Steven Mason was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty of one count felony criminal damage to property second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent.
David Phillip Rickerson was found guilty on seven counts felony burglary and was sentenced to 15 years probation and ordered to pay a $1,750.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count felony criminal damage to property second degree and sentenced to five years probation to run concurrent.
Eric Jackson Davidson was found guilty on one count felony theft by taking and was ordered to pay a $750.00 fine and sentenced to five years probation.
Alatron Gooch was found guilty on one count felony burglary, which was reduced to felony criminal trespass and was sentenced to 12 month probation and ordered to pay a $250.00 fine. He was also found guilty on one count misdemeanor family violence and was sentenced to 12 month probation and ordered to pay a $250.00 fine.
Otis Harden was found guilty on one count felony possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, which under first offenders act (FOA) was reduced to felony possession of cocaine and was sentenced to six years probation, intensive probation service and ordered to pay a $1,000.00 fine. He was found guilty on three counts felony obstruction of officers and sentenced to five years probation on each count to run concurrent. He was found guilty on one count misdemeanor marijuana less than one ounce and sentenced to 12 months probation.
Editors note: More court cases will be printed in the next edition of The Dodge County News.
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#1
Ms.Black
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07/03/13 at 04:18 PM
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I am wondering are all these people under the first offender act? It seem to appear that everyone got probation. HMmm??
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Anonymous
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07/03/13 at 10:31 PM
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No room in prison, local jail, nowhere. None of those were really serious offenses anyway.
#3
Toogie
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07/04/13 at 07:06 AM
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Does anyone want to make a guess as to how long it will be before they commit a crime again? Some probably have already. Charges of multiple counts of felony burglary sound like something warranting more than probation.
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Toogie
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07/04/13 at 10:33 AM
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The older guy that was involved in the two murders in Eastman recently started out with burglaries. Check out his record with the state department of corrections. With that behind him when he was released early from his latest sentence, it was a foregone conclusion he would only do the same. Who, in their right mind would hire him, even if he wanted a job. Burglary, robbery, theft and the like, are serious offenses.
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Anonymous
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07/04/13 at 12:07 PM
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Whatever happened to Johnny Ashe's felony cases. Remember the law enforcement officer (game warden)that was arrested for beating his wife and pulling a gun on her? My guess is, give it another year or so and all will be forgotten and he will become a city cop.
#6
Anonymous
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07/04/13 at 11:19 PM
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His case is in the same file as Dee Yearty's DUI case!!!!!!!
#7
Anonymous
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07/05/13 at 12:52 PM
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I have wondered about that too
#8
Really?501
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07/05/13 at 08:55 PM
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7 FELONY convictions for burglary for an obvious burglary team and they get PROBATION?!?! That will show'em. You pointed your finger at them and waved it back and forth and said "now don't y'all do that again". I see Dodge County politics have not changed since the corrupt years of the 80's and 90's. And, yes, 20 years of law enforcement gives me the knowledge and understanding to say this is wrong.
#9
Anonymous
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07/06/13 at 12:12 PM
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What about Kip Cravey's arrest too? The D.A. doesn't seem to be moving forward? Good ole' Dodge COunty Politics.
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Anonymous
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07/07/13 at 12:41 PM
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seem to me all those gettn off easy are white. if da were black bet they all be in jail
#11
Athens Man
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07/08/13 at 07:40 AM
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Seems to me that you may be a little under educated. Try spelling words correctly, and someone may pay attention to your ridiculous posts.
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Anonymous
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07/08/13 at 06:31 PM
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how do you know if they where white or not?? Just asking?
#13
Toogie
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07/09/13 at 06:30 AM
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Well, "Spoon", the focus of the comments started out here on the crimes committed and punishment handed out, until your attempt to stir the pot by bringing up race.
#14
whatever
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07/21/13 at 08:44 PM
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Lets back this up here...There ARE black people named in this article who in fact got only probation...just like the white folks. Take your anti white/black comments elsewhere. I also suggest that before you bring up the race card BS to make sure you have your story straight and don't make yourself look stupid.
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Anonymous
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07/22/13 at 06:25 AM
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JUDICIAL WATCH: Dee Yearty, #8 on criminal calendar for Dodge Superior Court, July 31.
#16
Anonymous
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07/22/13 at 06:10 PM
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Dee who? Wasn't it about 3 years ago she got her DUI arrest????
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Anonymous
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07/23/13 at 08:19 AM
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JUDICIAL WATCH: The date was Feb. 1, 2011.
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Anonymous
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07/23/13 at 11:39 AM
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Wait and see if she doesn't get off like it never happened!
#19
BETTY
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07/29/13 at 06:06 PM
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My uncle was murdered in 1947 by some of the the best Eastman had to offer, He was then placed on the railroad tracks where a train could hit himand they could blame the train and nobody believed at any time it was the train. The police did not investgate and as far as I know never did try. I know that was a long time ago but it seems Eastman has not changed'
#20
Wondering
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10/08/13 at 12:08 PM
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So, what happened with her case?
#21
Anonymous
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10/09/13 at 07:58 AM
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Good question. Go to the court house and get a copy of the court proceedings. It should be public record.
