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Michael R. Anderegg of Menasha, charged with operating while revoked (3rd), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $500.

Thomas F. Anderson of Leonardtown, Md., charged with failure to slow vehicle-passing stop for emergency vehicle, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $249.

Arthur J. Anderson of Goodman, charged with operating without valid license (1st violation), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

Charles W. Anderson of Lakewood, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Mitchell L. Anwash of Green Bay, charged with underage drinking, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $249.

Paul S. Arendt of Pembine, charged with non-registration of auto, had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

James P. Aschenbrenner of Cavour, charged with transporting loaded firearm in a vehicle, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $243.60.

Robert B. Baumgartner of Iron River, Mich., charge with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Elaine M. Beekman of Milwaukee, charged with interfering with traffic sign/signal, amended from speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty at court trial and was fined $160.80.

Micki L. Beutler of Lodi, charged with interfering with traffic sign/signal, amended from speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $250.

Kyle G. Black of Crandon, charged with two counts of transporting loaded firearm in a vehicle, had the charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Tkomo E. Boykin III of Chicago, Ill., charged with violation of traffic regulation, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Lee E. Bradley Jr. of Crandon, charged with disorderly conduct and two counts of battery, had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Gregery J. Brokmeier of Crandon, charged with failure to wear a seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Bradley J. Brough of Brainerd, Minn., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Patricia J. Brown of Milwaukee, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Edward O. Bullen of Pleasant Prairie, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Nicole M. Calhoun of Wabeno, charged with possession of cocaine, was found guilty due to no contest and sentenced to probation, sent to local jail, had license suspended and was fined $98. Charges of possession of drug paraphernalia and manufacture/deliver cocaine were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Andrew D. Carlson of Rochester, Minn., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (25 to 29 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $236.40.

Mike N. Casillas of Fond du Lac, charged with controlled substances, amended from possession of THC, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $1000.

Chad L. Collins of Crandon, charged with riding in vehicle without wearing a seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Scott T. Cooper of Holmen, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Patrick J. Daniels of Crandon, charged with failure to notify police of an accident, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $249.

Charlotte A. Daniels, charged with drinking open intoxicants in motor vehicle and operating under the influence (1st), had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Harry F. Dodge of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

Neal A. DuFour of Waukesha, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Raymond J. Eckardt Jr. of Birnamwood, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

Dilan L. Effinger of Crivitz, charged with operating while revoked (1st-forfeiture), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $249.

Carolyn M. Eisele of Neenah, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

William J. Emmers of Appleton, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Lisa M. Engelhardt of Laona, charged with speeding in 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Chad M. Enright of Campbellsport, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $286.86.

Marilyn M. Fabera of Lakewood, charged with failure to wear a seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Douglas B. Folely of Neenah, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Tristan P. Foster of Hazelhurst, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Troy J. Frank of Oconto Falls, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Laura L. Frank of Crandon, charged with violation of child safety restraint requirement for a child under four years of age, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Robin M. Frank of Kaukauna, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Stanley L. Frank of Laona, charged with operating while under the influence (1st), had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion. He was found guilty due to no contest on charges of operating without a valid license (1st violation) and was charged $186.

Athena I. Goetz of Crandon, charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $250. She was found guilty due to no contest for two counts of bail jumping-misdemeanor and was sentenced to local jail and was fined $500 for one count and $1000 for another. Two counts of bail jumping-misdemeanors and three counts of disorderly conduct were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Jacqueline S. Gordon of Florence, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Krystal D. Gouge of Pickerel, charged with operating while revoked (3rd) , was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $500. She was also found guilty due to no contest on charges of possession of THC and had her license suspended and was fined $500.

Scott A. Graham of Green Bay, charge with transporting uncased firearm in a vehicle, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $203.40.

Jay M. Hackbarth of Tomahawk, charged with violation of traffic regulation, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Joseph J. Hackley of Crandon, charged with operating while revoked (2nd), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $350.

Matthew A. Hadden of Dyer, Ind., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Katrina L. Hamelin of Wauwatosa, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Eric R. Hill of Sault Sainte Marie, Mich., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to not contest and was fined $160.80.

William J. Hujet of Wabeno, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was charged $10.

Kathy A. Jackson of Watersmeet, Mich., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

David L. Jadin of Luxemburg, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Kevin M. Johnson of Summit Lake, charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $200.

Randy J. Johnson of Fond du Lac, charged with operating while suspended, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186. He was also found guilty due to no contest on the charge of display of power and was fined $198.60.

Barbara M. King of Wabeno, charged with riding in a vehicle without wearing a seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Scott J. Koeser of Kiel, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80

Gerald W. Koski of Gladstone, Mich., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Lisa J. Kovach of Argonne, charged with operating while under the influence (1st), was found guilty and was fined $677, had license suspended and sentenced to alcohol assessment. Charges of operating with a PAC .10 or more (1st) were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Ricky J. Kratz of Green Bay, charged with operating while under the influence (1st), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $677, had license suspended and was sentenced to alcohol assessment. Charges of speeding in excess were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Brandon R. Kroening of Laona, charged with underage drinking-possession 17-20 (2nd), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $375.

James L. LaBarge of Wabeno, charged with operating while revoked (3rd), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $500.

Glen N. LaRock of Laona, charged with operating without valid license (1st violation), had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Douglas L. Lakehouse of Crandon, charged with speeding in an alley (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

James R. Lehmann of Argonne, charged with operating while revoked (1st), had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Gregory A. Lenz of Kaukauna, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Amanda R. Levenseller of Crandon, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $335.

Rachel L. Loduha of Argonne, charged with violation of adopted state traffic violations, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Todd L. Lucero of Crandon, charted with operating a vehicle without consent [repeater], had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion. He was fined $123, sentenced to probation, sent to state prison and extended supervision on the charges of eluding officer [repeater] after being found guilty due to no contest. The charges of resisting or obstructing an officer [repeater] were dismissed on prosecutor's motion. He was also fined $2350 and sentenced to local jail after being found guilty due to no contest on the charges of operating while under the influence (4th). Charges of operating with a PAC .02 or more (4th) [repeater] were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Robert E. Lyons Jr. of New Berlin, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Jeremy J. Macdonald of Pembine, charged with speeding in 55 mph zone (1-10 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

John T. Malone of Wabeno, charged with criminal damage to property, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $1214 and restitution. He was fined an additional $500 after being found guilty due to no contest on the charges of bail jumping. Charges of disorderly conduct and a second bail jumping charge were dismissed on the prosecutor's motion.

Shawnaway T. Malone of Lac du Flambeau, charged with criminal damage to property, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $335.

John T. Malone of Wabeno, charged with possession of THC, was found guilty due to no contest and had license revoked and was fined $500. Charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, six counts of bail jumping, disorderly conduct and operating with a PAC of .10 or more (1st) were dismissed on prosecutor's motion. Malone also was fined $1000 each on two counts of bail jumping after being found guilty due to no contest. He was additionally found guilty due to no contest on charges of battery, amended from child abuse-intentionally cause harm, and was fined $98, sent to local jail and put on probation. After being found guilty due to no contest on the charge of criminal gang member solicitation, amended from intent to solicit child for criminal gang activity, Malone was fined $500. He was additionally fined $700 and sentenced to local jail after being found guilty due to no contest on the charge of operating without a valid license (3rd within 3 years), and was fined another $793, had license suspended and sentenced to alcohol assessment after being found guilty due to no contest on the charge of operating while under influence (1st).

Jessica L. Mann of Lac du Flambeau, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Scott E. Mason of Oshkosh, charged with operating while suspended, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

John D. Mattson of Felch, Mich., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Charles J. Mattson of Wausau, charged with underage drinking-possession 17-20 (1st), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $249.

Whitney L. McRoy of Crandon, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Tonya L. McCarrell of Green Bay, charged with criminal damage to property, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $500.

Dustin M. McGeshick of Wabeno, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

Heather L. McGeshick of Crandon, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $335.

Larry D. Melloh of Laona, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

George E. Miller of Harshaw, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Brian E. Moffit of Saint Paul, Minn., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

James H. Moore of Vulcan, Mich., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Saunja M. Morgan of Porterfield, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Mark A. Morgenroth of Elk River, Minn., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Jeffery J. Mullins of Argonne, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Linda L. Nagle of Three Lakes, charged with failure to wear seat belt, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $10.

Edward T. Naydihor of Kenosha, charged with boat without lights, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Jacob E. Neubauer of Menasha, charged with speeding in 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $160.80.

Matthew J. Neyrinck of Antigo, charge with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Kenneth E. Nichols of Fence, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $100.

Shane M. Nichols of Tipler, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (20 to 24 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $211.20.

Alisha J. Nieft of Townsend, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Michael Niezgoda of Carol Stream, Ill., charged with speeding in 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Brandon A. Olds of Marshfield, charged with illegally obtaining prescription, amended from possession of narcotic drugs, was found guilty due to no contest and sentenced to local jail and fined $728. Charge of manufacturing/delivering schedule I, II narcotics was dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Earl J. Otto of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Jeffery R. Peters of Neenah, charged with display of power, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $138.20.

Nicole B. Peterson of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

David J. Pio of Chicago, Ill., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (1 to 10 mph), amended from speeding in 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty at court trial and fined $186.

Norbert B. Polar of Crandon, charged with disorderly conduct, had charge dismissed on prosecutor's motion. After being found guilty due to no contest on the charge of criminal damage to property, amended from criminal damage to property (over $25,000), Polar was fined $348 and sentenced to probation.

Larissa R. Poler of Crandon, charged with underage drinking, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $249. On a charge of unclassified forfeiture, Poler was found guilty due to no contest and fined $500.

Tammie L. Preston of Superior was extradited.

William F. Protz of Lake Forest, Ill., charged with display of power, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $138.38.

Keith G. Radliff of Laona, charged with dog running at large, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $25. He was fined an additional $25 on a second count of dog running at large and another $50 after being found guilty due to no contest on two counts of violation of regulation and licensing.

Mark V. Raynard of Glenview, Ill., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty at court trial and fined $186.

Joshua M. Recha of Little Suamico, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.

Michael R. Renkas of Crandon, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $335.

Angela J. Renner of Crystal Falls, Mich., charged with speeding on city highway (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Derek J. Roberts of Pembine, charged with display of power, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $138.20.

Darren R. Roberts of Argonne, charged with interfering with traffic sign/signal, amended from speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $250.

Vincent J. Schubbe of Rhinelander, charged with operating while revoked (1st), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $249.

Steven R. Schultz of Winneconne, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Brian K. Scott of Iron Mountain, Mich., charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Dennis K. Severin of Muskego, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Donavan F. Shepard of Wabeno, charged with operating while under influence (1st), was found guilty at court trial and fined $793, had license suspended and sentenced to alcohol assessment. Charges of operating with a PAC .10 or more (1st) were dismissed on prosecutor's motion. He was fined an additional $100 after being found guilty due to no contest on charge of violation of traffic regulations. Shepard, charged with possession of THC, amended from possession of THC (2nd+ offense) was found guilty and fined $1000 and had license suspended. On charge of possession of drug paraphernalia, he was found guilty and fined $300. He was also fined $500 and sentenced to probation and had license suspended after being found guilty on charge of resisting officer. Shepard was additionally fined $1000 on charge of bail jumping, and sentenced to probation on charge of possession of THC (2nd+ offense). Charges of bail jumping, operating while under influence (1st), operating without valid license (1st), possession of open intoxicants in motor vehicle and operating with PAC .10 or more (1st) were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Joseph F. Shepard of Lakewood, charged with underage drinking, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $100. He was fined an additional $100 after being found guilty due to no contest to charge of violation of traffic regulations. He was also fined $186 after being found guilty due to no contest on charge of operating while suspended.

Marcia R. Shepard of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Georgianne L. Shockto of Crandon, charged with permitting unauthorized minor to drive, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Nicole R. Sigler-Salm of Appleton, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Clark R. Skenadore of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $249. He was fined an additional $1000 on the charge of possession of controlled substance.

Kenneth R. Skow of Mequon, charged with interfering with traffic sign/signal, amended from passing in no passing zone, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Michael H. Smith of De Pere, charged with operating with PAC .10 or more (1st), had charges dismissed on prosecutor's motion. On the charge of operating while under the influence (1st), Smith was found guilty due to no contest and fined $677, had license suspended and sentenced to alcohol assessment.

Kristen L. Smits of Townsend, charged with exceeding speed zones (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Cameron C. Soman of Wabeno, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $100.

David J. Stefanski of Appleton, charged with operating while suspended, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Jonathan J. Stone of Lac du Flambeau, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $198.60. On charge of operating without valid license (2nd within 3 years), Stone was fined $728.

Jared T. Surman of Appleton, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Victor S. Thayer of Laona, charged with display of power, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $138.20.

Alicia E. Thunder of Argonne, charged with three counts of violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty on all counts due to no contest and fined $343.50, $160.80 and $1000.

Joseph S. Tuyls of Milwaukee, charged with OAR (1st - Rev. due to OWI/PAC) was found guilty and fined $250. On charge of speeding in excess, Tuyls was fined $160.80 after being found guilty due to no contest.

Gregory J. Uhen of River Hills, charged with interfering with traffic sign/signal, amended from speeding in 55 mph (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty at court trial and fined $350.

William F. Van Omun of Oshkosh, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Mary A. Van Zile of Crandon, charged with violation of adopted state traffic laws, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $186.

Penny L. VanZile of Crandon, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Daniel L. Vandenberg of Kaukauna, charged with speeding in excess, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Taylor J. Vandenbush of Green Bay, charged with operating while suspended, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Sonya K. Vonwald of Hastings, Minn., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (16 to 19 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $186.

Jesse L. Votis of Crandon, charged with transporting loaded firearm in vehicle, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $243.60.

Benjamin J. Walstrom of Niagara, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $100.

Richard E. Warren of Green Bay, charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Susan V. Wescott of Sausalito, Calif., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (11 to 15 mph), was found guilty due to no contest and fined $160.80.

Melanie J. Weso of Crandon, charged with violation of traffic regulations, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $100.

Kenneth E. Weso Jr. of Crandon, charged with violation of traffic regulations, amended from operating while revoked (3rd), was found guilty and fined $500. On the charge of negligent operation of motor vehicle, amended from operating while revoked (3rd), Weso was found guilty and fined $1500 and sentenced to local jail.

James F. White of Sugar Grove, Ill., charged with speeding in a 55 mph zone (20 to 24 mph), amended from speeding in a 55 mph zone (30 to 34 mph), was found guilty at court trial and fined $280.50.

Renee L. Wilcox of Milwaukee, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty due to no contest and fined $335. Charges of battery and criminal trespass to dwelling were dismissed on prosecutor's motion.

Russell Yaeger of Yaegers Sport & Mini Mart in Laona, charged with sale of tobacco to minor, was found guilty due to no contest and was fined $100.

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