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OCTOBER 14, 2015 www.osceolasun.com
Moving help escalates to fight
Reimando Pagan, 53 of St. Croix Falls and Nolan Hendrickson, 20, of Stillwater were a arrested Oct.1 foll lowing a fight. St. Croix Falls P Police responded t an assault call to a and interviewed H Hendrickson and h his girlfriend. Hendrickson According to the p probable cause rep port, they told the o cer that they offi h had been helpi ing Pagan move e earlier in the day a and a fight had o occurred when Pagan P Pagan returned to his apartment. Hendrickson told police that Pagan became upset when he asked for a ride to Regions Hospital in St. Paul. Pagan allegedly hit Hendrickson with a piece of door trim and a pull up bar. During the interview, the officer learned that Hendrickson had a warrant out for failure to appear in St. Croix County. A trip to Pagan’s apartment revealed a different version of events. Pagan told the officer that when he returned to his apartment after a support group meeting, he discovered Hendrickson and his girlfriend in his bed. He implied to the officer that the couple were having intercourse in his bed. A fight ensued, with Pagan telling the officer that he was hit by Hendrickson and swung at with a pull up bar. Pagan said Hendrickson left with the pull bar. Pagan did agree to go to the hospital with the officer. After visiting with Hendrickson at the hospital about the discrepancies in the stories, Pagan and Hendrickson were both arrested. Pagan resisted violently, hitting his head against the police car and refusing to stop resisting until he was threatened with being tased. Pagan was charged with disorderly conduct, battery and resisting an officer. Hendrickson was charged with disorderly conduct, battery and failure to appear.
e eral charges Octtober 4, stemming ffrom the theft of a q quarter collection a and a debit card. Amery police v visited with the Rehling v victims of a theft and according to tthe probable cause rreport, had a q quarter collection w worth $45 stolen ffrom their home as w well as debit cards. T The victims told tthe officer that $60 Parris was taken from their account at an ATM machine in Amery. The victims learned that Parris had purchased cigarettes from a neighbor with quarters and this is what led them to believe that Parris and his girlfriend, Rehling, had stolen the quarters and their debit cards, which they had cancelled. The police officer found the couple walking on Keller Ave., where Parris admitted to having the cards. The officer noticed that Parris smelled like burnt marijuana. Parris admitted to having a pipe and a search revealed a glass bowl marijuana pipe with residue and two grinders. When the officer asked Rehling what she had, she handed over a ziplock bag of marijuana. A search of Rehling’s handbag revealed an eye glass case with a glass pipe commonly used for smoking meth with residue and a bag with a white substance. Rehling said that the white substance was something else. The debit cards were located, but the $60 was gone, used to purchase marijuana, according to the couple. Parris’ pipe and grinder tested positive for THC, Rehling’s pipe tested positive for meth and the white substance tested positive for amphetamines. Parris was charged with theft and fraudulent use of a financial card, theft, possession of THC, possession of drug paraphernalia and bail jumping. Rehling was charged with possession of amphetamines, possession of THC and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jim Falls man gets 7th OWI
Stolen debit card buys trouble for couple Dylan Parris, 19 of Amery and Autumn Rehling, 17, of Eleva, WI were arrested on sev-
Prueher
Dennis Prueher, 558, of Jim Falls, W WI was arrested S Sept. 30 after a d deputy from the P Polk County Sheriiff’s Department w was dispatched to a vehicle going in
the ditch in the area of 449 30th Ave near Clear Lake. According to the probable cause report, there were signs of open intoxicants in Prueher’s 2001 Lincoln. He was taken to the Amery Hospital where he submitted to a blood test. A search of his driving record revealed convictions for OWI in Sept. of 1991, Jan. of 1993, Oct. of 2000, Nov. of 2001, July of 2002 and June of 2010. At the jail Prueher had a pbt reading of .27. Reports in Support of Probable Cause Polk County Sheriff’s Department Monday, Oct. 5 Patrick S. Seline, 48, Minneapolis, MN was arrested October 3 for warrant and probation violation. Nicholas E. Baker, 21, Hayward, WI was arrested October 4 for warrant FTA. Dennis W. Prueher, 58, Jim Falls, WI was arrested September 30 for OWI 7th offense. Cassandra J. Dahlberg, 31, Somerset was arrested October 4 for OMVWI 1st. Reimando Pagan, 53, St. Croix Falls was arrested October 2 for disorderly conduct, battery, and resisting an officer. Nolan Michael Hendrickson, 20, Stillwater, MN was arrested October 1 for disorderly conduct, battery and failure to appear. Bernard P. Greene, 42, Osceola was arrested on October 3 for DC and obstructing an officer. Tyrone Lidale Keith, 17, Frederic was arrested October 3 for credit card theft and use of a stolen credit card. Gregory Allen Pederson, 51, Centuria was arrested October 3 for obstructing an officer. Autumn A. Rehling, 17, Eleva, WI was arrested October 4 for poss. of amphetamines, poss. of meth, poss. of THC and poss. of drug paraphernalia. Dylan Jay Parris, 19, Amery was arrested October 4 for theft of financial card, fraud use of financial transaction card, theft, poss. of THC, poss. of drug paraphernalia and bail jumping. Dustin Charles Groehler, 25, Clayton was arrested October 4 for battery. Tammy Sue Starck, 50, Luck was arrested October 1 for probation hold. Jeremy C. West, 32, Almena was arrested October 1 for probation hold. Polk County Circuit Court Appearance date: July 14, 2015 Joel A. Skoug, 54, Osceola, speeding in 55 mph zone (1115 mph), $175.30. Dylan M. Skow, 19, Luck,
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operating a motor vehicle without insurance, $200.50; inattentive driving, $187.90. Sam J. Stackhouse, 27, Rice Lake, operating motor vehicle without proof of insurance, $10; exceeding speed zones (110 mph), $175.30; possess open intoxicants in MV-driver, $263.50. Patricia E. Stark, 66, Balsam Lake, overloaded vehicle/interfere in operation, $175.30. Brent J Strege, 37, Luck, operating while suspended, $200.50. Bradley E. Such, 44, Hudson, speeding in 55 mph zone (11-15 mph), $175.30. Thomas M. Suerth, 69, Milltown, vehicle operator fail to wear seat belt, $10. Kenneth C. Turner, 50, White Bear Lake, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (25-29 mph), $250.90. Jesse J. Unruh, 25, Clear Lake, operating a motor vehicle without insurance, $200.50. Ma De L. Velazquez, 40, Clear Lake, operate without valid license b/c expiration, $162.70; speeding in 55 mph zone (11-15 mph), $175.30. DanielW. Voght, 28, St. Croix Falls, operating while suspended, $200.50. Christian J. Wahman, 23, Edina, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (25-29 mph), $250.90. Christopher R. Weiss, 42, Clear Lake, permit unauthorized minor to drive, $200.50. Richard E. Westling, 53, Clayton, pleaded not guilty to operating motor vehicle without proof of insurance and vehicle operator fail to wear seat belt. Brooke L. Wilcox, 37, Amery, exceeding speed zones (1-10 mph), $175.30. Rebecca M. Winge, 38, Spring Lake Park, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (1-10 mph), $175.30. Christopher L. Yang, 45, Ham Lake, MN, operating motor vehicle without proof of in-
3. The application will be heard at the Polk County Courthouse, Balsam Lake, Wisconsin, Room 1034, before Jenell L. Anderson, Probate Registrar on Oct. 20, 2015 at 10 a.m. You do not need to appear unless you object. The appliction may be granted if there is no objection. 4. The deadline for filing a claim against the decedent’s estate is Dec. 31, 2015. 5. A claim may be filed at the Polk County Courthouse, Balsam Lake, Wisconsin, Room 500. 6. This publication is notice to any persons whose names or address are unknown. Jenell L. Anderson Probate Registrar
Sept. 17, 2015 Susan M. Petryk 1983 110th Ave. Dresser, WI 54009 09-11Sp WNAXLP STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT POLK COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JEROME V. FOX AMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Informal Administration) Case. No. 15 PR 77 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. An application for informal administration was filed. 2. The decedent, with date of birth, December 8, 1933, and date of death, June 30, 2015, was domiciled in Polk
surance, $10. Polk County Circuit Court Appearance Date Aug 11, 2015 Kathleen C. Awes, 67, Balsam Lake, pleaded not guilty to operate boat without valid cert. number. Tyler J. Backes, 21, Balsam Lake, fail to stop at stop sign, $175.30. Matthew G. Boeker, 19, Rochester, MN, entering unauthorized or closed area, $175.30. Elizabeth A. Bowers, 18, Hudson, speeding in 55 mph zone (11-15 mph), $175.30. Tom Butov, 22, Coon Rapids, MN, entering park in vehicle without sticker, $162.70. Inessa Leonidovna, 17, Roseville, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (1-10 mph), $175.30. Enrique B. Chlico, 28, Minnepolis, MN, pleaded not guilty to speeding and operating while revoked. Derek M. Chock, 19, Grantsburg, speeding in 55 mph zone (20-24 mph), $225.70. Brian K. Clifford, 46, Hayward, operating motor vehicle without proof of insurance, $10. Barbara J. Cole, 59, Osceola, inattentive driving, $187.90. Jessica S. Cook, 40, Hugo, MN, riding on boat decks/gunwales, $175.30. Joshua M. Czekalski, 28, Rice Lake, operating motor vehicle without proof of insurance, $10. Devan L. Dernovsek, 22, Hudson, litter/deposit debris on state property, $200.50. Jackson J. Dobbs, 19, Little Canada, MN, non-registration of vehicle – auto <10,000 lbs., $175.30. John. T. Doyle, 42, Farmington, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (11-15 mph), $175.30. Robert H. Eggers, 76, Minneapolis, MN, speeding in 55 mph zone (20-24 mph), $225.70. SEE RECORDS, PAGE 23
About the crime stories
The crime stories on this page are based on the Probable Cause reports from different law enforcement agencies. Probable Cause Reports (PCs) are simply a report stating the “Probable Cause” that the arresting officer had at the time of arrest. It is used by the District Attorney, Defense Attorney, and Judges in the court’s “Initial Appearance” to assist them in determining, first, to confirm whether or not there was enough “Probable Cause” for the arrest, second, if the charge stated by the officer is appropriate and supported by the information contained therein, and third to assist the judge in setting bond. The District Attorney also uses the Probable Cause Report as a basis (but not exclusively) to complete the Criminal Complaint, which is the official charging document. A Probable Cause Report is NOT the same as a Criminal Complaint. While the PC shows why the person was arrested, they are not officially charged until the Criminal Complaint is filed. Those charges may differ from the charge(s) listed on the PC based upon what charges the District Attorney believes he can prove. Charges may be amended up or down during the charging process as information becomes available. As always, an arrested person is presumed to be innocent until convicted by a judge or jury. Not all arrested people are convicted of the crimes alleged.
LEGALS
STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT POLK COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MABEL E. YUNKER NOTICE SETTING TIME TO HEAR APPLICATION AND DEADLINE FOR FILING CLAIMS (Informal Administration) Case. No. 15 PR 69 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. An application for informal administration was filed. 2. The decedent, with date of birth, July 27, 1913, and date of death, May 31, 2015, was domiciled in Polk County, State of Wisconsin, with a mailing address of 304 8th Ave., Apt. 113, Osceola, WI 54020.
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County, State of Wisconsin, with a mailing address of 600 Kreekview, Osceola, WI 54020. 3. All interested persons waived notice. 4. The deadline for filing a claim against the decedent’s estate is Dec. 31, 2015. 5. A claim may be filed at the Polk County Courthouse, Judicial Center, 1005 W. Main St., Balsam Lake, Wisconsin, Room 500. Jenell L. Anderson Probate Registrar Sept. 22, 2015 D. Peter Seguin 110 Second Street P.O. Box 469 Hudson, WI 54016 09-11Sp WNAXLP
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