Court

The following court cases were processed through the Clerk of Courts Office, Jefferson County:

Magistrate Court

Amber Marie Timmons, 32, of 306 W. Briggs Ave., entered a guilty plea to fifth degree theft. She was fined $272.50.

Kelli Sue Pauls, 39, of Eldon pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting a violation of a no contact order and was fined $60.

Todd Alex McCreedy, 48, of 1364 Juniper Ave., was fined $82.64 for failure to appear on a charge of maintaining a nuisance.

Barbara Ruth Wallingon, 56, of 110 N. 16th St., No. 12, pleaded guilty to fifth degree theft and was fined $272. 50.

Phyllip Scott Franklin, 44, of 203 W. Washington Ave., entered a guilty plea to an amended simple misdemeanor of violating an order of protection. He was fined $195.

Rachel Lorenza Austin, 37, of 606 W. Monroe Ave., Apt. B, was fined $147.50 for trespassing.

Andrew Glen Helton, 22, of Batavia, was fined $295 for disorderly conduct.

Timothy Ausstin Little, 19, of Ottumwa, was fined $645 for fifth degree theft and driving while suspended.

Associate District Court

Allison Dawn Hendricks, 22, of 606 W. Monroe Ave., Apt. 5, received a deferred judgment for a guilty plea of possession of a Schedule I controlled substance, marijuana, a serious misdemeanor. She was placed on two years probation on the condition of future good behavior, no law violations and she must obtain a substance abuse evaluation and follow its recommendations. She was fined $315 and ordered to pay a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs.

Tony Ray Davis, 44, of 504 W. Grimes Ave., pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance, second offense, an aggravated misdemeanor. He was sentenced to two years in prison, which was suspended on condition of future good behavior, including no further violations of the law and completing a substance abuse treatment programs directed by his probation office. His drivers license was revoked for 180 days. He was fined $625 plus a 35 percent surcharge, ordered to pay a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, a $10 D.A.R.E. surcharge, restitution, court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs.

Heath Michael Krabill, 35, of Mount Pleasant, pleaded guilty to possession of a Schedule I controlled substance, marijuana, first offense, a serious misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail, which was suspended. He was given two years probation to run concurrent with his parole. He was ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation and follow its recommendations. His drivers license was revoked for 180 days. He was fined $315 plus a 35 percent surcharge and ordered to pay a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, restitution, court appointed attorney fees is any and court costs.

Tami Pauline Holderbraum, 22, of 1003 E. Adams Ave., pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine, a Schedule II controlled substance, first offense, a serious misdemeanor. She was sentenced to two days in jail, which was suspended. She was given two years probation to run concurrent with another probation. She was ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation, fined $315 plus a 35 percent surcharge, ordered to pay $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, restitution, court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs. Her drivers license was revoked for 180 days.

Austin Mac Davis, 18, of Libertyville, pleaded guilty and received a deferred judgment for possession of a Schedule I controlled substance, marijuana, a serious misdemeanor. He was placed on two years probation under the department of corrections on condition of no further law violations. He was ordered to obtain a substance abuse evaluation, fined $315, ordered to pay a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs.

Sarah Alise Vaughn, 23, of 606 W. Monroe Ave., No. 2, pleaded guilty and was given a deferred judgment for possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, methamphetamine, first offense, a serious misdemeanor. She was given two years probation, ordered to obtain a substance abuse evaluation and follow its recommendations, fined $315 and ordered to pay a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, restitution, court appointed attorney fee if any and court costs.

Justin Doyle Brown, 24, of 305 E. Madison Ave., pleaded guilty to possession of a Schedule I controlled substance, marijuana, a serious misdemeanor. He was given two years probation, ordered to obtain a substance abuse evaluation and follow its recommendations, fined $315, ordered to pay $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge, court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs.

Jeffrey Allen Wolcott, 53 of Brighton, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, first offense, a serious misdemeanor. He was given a deferred judgment and two years probation. He was ordered to obtain a substance abuse evaluation, complete a drinking drivers course and was fined $1,250. He was ordered to pay court costs and court appointed attorney fees if any.

Roderick Ryan Shmitt, 39, of Stockport, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, first offense, a serious misdemeanor. He was given a deferred judgment with two years probation. He was ordered to obtain a substance abuse evaluation, complete a drinking drivers course, fined $1,250 and ordered to pay court costs and court appointed attorney fees if any.

Anthony J. Casady, 49, of Bonaparte, pleaded guilty to driving while license revoked, a serious misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, which was suspended. He was given two years of probation, fined $315 plus a 35 percent surcharge, and ordered to pay court appointed attorney fees if any and court costs.

Michael Alan Small, 28, of 200 N. 28th St., No. 57, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, a simple misdemeanor. He was sentenced to two days in jail less credit for time served. He was fined $65 plus a 35 percent surcharge and a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge. He was ordered to complete a Batterers Education program. A no contact order will be dismissed after 13 weeks of Batterers Education program is completed. He was ordered to pay court costs and court appointed attorney fees if any.

Austin Lee Miller, 15, of 507 E. Buchanan Ave., pleaded guilty to possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, methamphetamine, a serious misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, which was suspended. He was placed on two years probation and ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation. His drivers license was revoked for 180 days. If qualified, he can be issued a temporary restricted license. He was fined $315 plus a 35 percent surcharge, a $10 D.A.R.E. surcharge and a $125 law enforcement initiative surcharge. He was ordered to pay court appointed attorney fees and court costs.

District Court

Jeremy James Olson, 35, of 513 E. Adams Ave., pleaded guilty to manufacturing less than 5 grams of methamphetamine. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, which was suspended. He was placed on three years probation with special conditions to comply with evaluations and treatment recommendations from the department of corrections; comply with the plan of restitution; submit to toxicology testing and pay all costs; pay pecuniary damages restitution; and pay fines and penalties. He was ordered to pay court costs, court appointed attorney fees if any, submit a sample for a DNA profile and his drivers license was revoked for 180 days.

Jamison Grant Leathers, 27, of Keosauqua, was convicted of tampering with a witness, an aggravated misdemeanor. He was sentenced to two years in prison, which was suspended. He was placed on two years probation. He was fined $625 and ordered to pay restitution, court appointed attorney if any and court costs. He was ordered to have no contact with the victim and submit a sample for DNA profiling.