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Court news Man in drug court found with pot, cocaine A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Jan. 16 for an Elkhorn man allegedly found with marijuana and cocaine while under bond conditions.

Jacob A. Gust, 21, was charged Jan. 6 in Racine County Circuit Court with four counts of felony bail jumping; possession with intent to deliver marijuana; possession of cocaine; and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, second offense.

According to the criminal complaint, Gust was pulled over in Burlington on Jan. 5 after a taxi driver shouted, “That guy’s f---ed up,” and pointed out the car he was driving to an officer. Gust’s speech was slurred, his eyes were glassy and an odor of marijuana was emanating from the car.

Gust denied smoking marijuana because he was participating in drug court and said no drugs were in the car. However, 45.6 grams of marijuana was found in the car, and, at the hospital, Gust produced a bag that contained 3 grams of cocaine, which he said he’d “crotched” during the traffic stop, according to the complaint.

Gust admitted taking Xanax and said he and friends bought the marijuana together because they get it cheaper that way.

Gust was under bond conditions at the time on a Walworth County charge of possession with intent to deliver marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon and was ordered not to possess

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or consume controlled sub- The following people were stances. charged with these Class H and I and unclassified felony Man charged with offenses in Walworth County assaulting hospital staff Circuit Court between Dec. 16 A preliminary hearing was and Jan. 6: scheduled for Jan. 13 for a Delavan man who alleged- Class H ly assaulted hospital staff on Class H, punishable by up to Christmas Day. six years in prison and $10,000 Alexander N. Pepper, 37, in fines: was charged Dec. 27 in Walworth County Circuit Court Bail jumping with attempted robbery with • Jamie L. Heminover, 41, the threat of force and two of Elkhorn; felony bail jumpcounts of battery to an emer- ing. Heminover was found gency rescue worker, all as a stumbling on the side of Highrepeater. way ES at Stallman Road in the According to the criminal Town of Sugar Creek at about complaint, Pepper was taken 10:10 p.m. Dec. 7, admitted to Mercy Walworth Hospital drinking alcohol and was under and Medical Center on Dec. bond conditions on a prior bail 25 for a voluntary emergen- jumping charge that included cy detention after having not using or possessing alcomultiple contacts with police holic beverages, according to Christmas Day. the criminal complaint.

Once at the hospital, Pep- • Hector C. Aranda, 19, of per changed his mind, left the Lake Geneva; felony bail jumpfacility at about 5:50 p.m., ap- ing, misdemeanor bail jumping proached a 43-year-old nurse and disorderly conduct with in the parking lot who had just domestic abuse assessments. gotten out of her car and said, According to the criminal “Give me your keys or I will complaint, Aranda picked up f---ing kill you,” according to his 16-year-old girlfriend Dec. the complaint. The nurse was 26, they got into an argument able to secure her car and es- and he came to their Village of cape to the reception area of Bloomfield home angry, out of the hospital, the complaint control and yelling at the girl’s states. mother. Aranda was under Emergency room staff re- bond conditions at the time on ported Pepper was confron- charges of false imprisonment, tational during his medical battery, disorderly conduct and screen, tried to hit doctors and contributing to truancy with a nurses and punched a 26-year- condition that he have no conold security guard in the face, tact with the girl, according to according to the complaint. the complaint.

He also landed a knee strike to the head of a 37-year-old Threat to officer doctor.

• Joshua Conduitt, 29, of Pepper is a criminal repeater Sharon; threat to a law enhaving been convicted of pos- forcement officer and disorsession of child pornography. derly conduct. After being arHe was released from prison on rested for disorderly conduct that conviction in 2015. in Darien at about 10:45 p.m.

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Dec. 6, Conduitt used derogatory sexual-orientation slurs toward an officer and told the officer he would hunt him down and kick his ass, according to the criminal complaint.

Drunken driving • Danielle R. McCabe, 31, of Elkhorn; operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, fourth offense; violating a court order restricting operating privileges without an ignition interlock device; and operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license, second offense.

McCabe was apprehended for drunken driving after she was involved in an accident at Highway NN and Weaver Road in the Town of Geneva at about 8:40 p.m. Dec. 1, according to the criminal complaint.

McCabe told police she had come from the Como Inn, she did not have an ignition interlock device and her license was revoked, the complaint states.

Fleeing • James Edward Kalenian, 57, of Beaver Dam; attempting to flee or elude an officer; operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, third offense; and operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration, third offense. Kalenian allegedly fled from police on Highway B in Fontana on Oct. 5, according to the complaint. The officer terminated the pursuit after 1.7 miles when Kalenian continued to pull away from the officer, who was traveling 50 mph in a 25-mph zone, the complaint states. Kalenian was later found near his crashed vehicle with injuries consistent with the crash, the complaint states.

Drugs • Joshua G. Tracy, 36, of Elkhorn; possession of cocaine, second and subsequent offense; and possession of drug paraphernalia. Tracy was found “out of it” outside the Coffee Cup Café in Sharon at about Forgery 10:05 a.m. Nov. 27 and had • Leotis C. Lewis, 46, of cocaine and a spoon that conMadison; uttering a forgery tained cocaine residue, accordand misdemeanor theft. Lewis ing to the criminal complaint. is among four men suspected of purchasing merchandise Neglect with counterfeit $100 bills at • Cassondra J. Taylor-ConWalmart in Delavan on Nov. nelly, 37, of Burlington; three 11, according to the complaint. counts of neglecting a child.

The men are also suspected of Taylor-Connelly’s three chilusing the fake money to buy dren – ages 13, 7 and 4 – were $2,500 worth of merchandise removed from her home after at Walmart in Beloit and re- a case involving the sexual turning items valued at more assault of her oldest child, acthan $2,000 to the Janesville cording to the complaint. When Walmart that were stolen from police arrived with social serthe Delavan Walmart, accord- vices to take the kids to their ing to the complaint. Lewis is father, the home smelled like suspected of driving the get- feces and trash and had holes away vehicle – a dented blue in the walls and trash, rotChevrolet van with no license ting food, alcohol containers, plates – that was located in Pe- knives, cigarettes, dog feces waukee, the complaint states. and soiled clothes nearly everywhere throughout the home, Class I according to the complaint.

Class I, punishable by up to Marijuana, smoking devic3 ½ years in prison and $10,000 es, used condoms, vaping dein fines: vices and an opened bottle of beer labeled, “Piss, please don’t

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The following incidents 4:56 p.m. – officer obwere reported by the Elkhorn served a vehicle speeding Police Department. with no front plate on North Wisconsin Street. Vehicle Dec. 22 stopped and driver was issued 12:10 p.m. – male asking a written warning. people for money on West Market Street. Unable to lo- Dec. 24 cate.

12:26 a.m. – officer ob 3:31 p.m. – dispatched served vehicle on ramp to a burning complaint that parked with lights on northsmelled like plastic on East bound Interstate 43 at South First Avenue. Officer made Lincoln Street. contact with a resident who 12:16 p.m. – dispatched to was by fire. Fire was wood investigate a hit and run crash with a cardboard box. No on West Market Street. Spoke burning permit obtained was with caller who was struck by cooperative and advised he a vehicle and after an exchange would put it out. of words, the striking vehicle 9:21 p.m. – observed ve- fled the scene. Second vehicle hicle with two flat tires and was located. The driver providexpired registration on North ed a different story and stated Wisconsin Street. Made con- that the caller stated, “I’m out tact with resident advised of here” and drove away. A would move it into the garage. non-reportable crash document 11:57 p.m. – officer dis- was completed. patched to assist on Highway 3:18 p.m. – subject wanted 11. Subject taken into custody to let us know that he left conwithout incident. struction equipment on North Wisconsin Street. He was adDec. 23 vised that was private proper 12:42 a.m. – officer made ty and permission could not contact with occupied vehicle be granted. He was provided in parking lot of closed busi- with an alternate location. ness on East Geneva Street. Caller said that he would atSubject was using WIFI. All tempt to obtain permission or okay. use the public parking lot.

7:12 a.m. – officer dis- 6:22 p.m. – report of a reckpatched to alarm on East Sey- less driver entering the city on mour Court. All was ok.

North Wisconsin Street. Vehi 8:20 a.m. – semi all over the cle was located and a traffic road on the shoulder and back stop was conducted. The drivonto the road again multiple er was not impaired. times on northbound Interstate Dec. 25 43. In county jurisdiction.

10:50 a.m. – alarm activat 12:30 p.m. – took packag- ed on North Wisconsin Street. es from front porch on West Officers saw a male and veDavenport Street. Caller had hicle on scene. He stated that a video of the incident. he was returning some tools

drink,” were also throughout the home. When asked about the lighting in the home, the oldest child said her mom had used the working light bulbs to smoke drugs out of, the complaint states.

Theft • Yasmine L. Martinez, of Beloit; felony retail theft, intentionally take $500 to $5,000 as a party to a crime. Martinez and another person are suspected of stealing $722 worth of items including a Roomba vacuum and stereos from Walmart in Delavan on Nov. 30, according to the criminal complaint.

Mistreatment of animals • Jeffery M. Freund, 48, of Elkhorn; two counts each of mistreatment of animals and intentionally abandoning an animal, and obstructing an officer. Freund dropped two dogs, that were emaciated and had pancreatitis and high liver counts from severe malnutrition and lack of care, off in the Walmart parking lot in Delavan on Nov. 28, according to the complaint. He told police he gave the dogs to a woman named Dee but, when video surveillance refuted that claim, admitted he fabricated that story, the complaint states.

Unclassified Battery • Thomas C. Fry, 35, of Genoa City; misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct, both with domestic abuse assessments and as a domestic abuse repeater; and criminal damage to property. The domestic abuse repeater status changes the misdemeanors to felony offenses. Fry allegedly hit his live-in girlfriend of seven months at their Town of Bloomfield home on Dec. 21 and damaged items in the home including a television and a kitchen window, according to the criminal complaint.

and activated the alarm. Officers made contact with a key holder and the male did work there.

5:14 p.m. – officers noticed a truck open on West Randall Place. Made contact with owner stated must have forgot to close it.

9:03 p.m. – reckless driver was entering the County on Interstate 43 traveling northbound. The vehicle was reported to be all over the roadway. Located and a traffic stop was conducted. The driver was not impaired.

10:17 p.m. – caller came home and found her vehicle back window shattered on North West Street. Victim completed form and photos were taken.

Dec. 26 12:25 a.m. – observed a vehicle at the closed business on West Market Street. Vehicle was unoccupied. Building was secure.

7:17 a.m. – officers responded to an alarm on East Court Street. Checked the house. The owner accidentally set off the alarm.

9:33 a.m. – leaves raked into the street on South Hilltop Drive. Tag was left to remove the leaves.

10:56 a.m. – theft complaint on West Walworth Street. Victim reported receiving a bill in the mail from a company did not have an account with.

2:44 p.m. – traffic stop on North Lincoln Street for no license plate. Driver put the license plate on immediately.

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