5-12-2015 Records

The following events were filed with the Montgomery County Clerk’s Office between April 30 and May 6, 2015. All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty. For details on these events, visit the public records office or online at www.iowacourts.gov.

REAL ESTATE
WARRANTY DEED

• James and Helen Carlson to Hugh Lepe and Maria Garcia, Red Oak Hersman’s Addition Lt 6.
• Constance and Gordon Bailey to Brian and Leah Mensen, Red Oak Original Plat Blk 26 Lt 11.
  
• Stacy Dean and Stacy L. Means to Norma Jean Garland Living Trust and Norma Jean Garland Trustee, 29-72-36.
  
• Christopher Goranson to Matthew and Sarah Humpal, Red Oak Eastern Addition Blk 3 Lt 3-4.
  
• George Maher President, James Sifford Treasurer and Acorn Development Company to Scott and Jennifer Bruce, Red Oak 3rd Industrial Addition Lt 2 SLT 1.
  

QUIT CLAIM DEED

• Walter Dudzinski Trustee, Deborah Dudzinski Trustee, Walter F. Dudzinski Joint Revocable Trust and Deborah A. Dudzinski Revocable Trust to Deborah Dudzinski Trustee and Deborah A. Dudzinski Living Trust Agreement, 11-71-39 W2 SE.
• Walter Dudzinski Trustee, Deborah Dudzinski Trustee, Walter F. Dudzinski Joint Revocable Trust and Deborah A. Dudzinski Revocable Trust to Deborah Dudzinski Trustee and Deborah A. Dudzinski Living Trust Agreement, 11-71-39 E2 SE 23.98% int exc Par A NE SE.
  
• Kelvin and Marilyn Wenberg to Adam Wenberg, 4-71-37.
  
• Annette McHenry to Mark McHenry, 32-71-38.
  

COURT OFFICER’S DEED

• Louise Ann Smith Estate and Wayne Smith Executor to Wayne Smith, Lisa Metheny, Amy Berg and Nathan Smith, 1-73-36.
• Phyllis Fada Estate and Eddie Fada Executor to Eddie Fada, Deborah Cooper, Randall Cooper, Dennis Cooper, Timothy Fada, Carrie Duvall and Tammi Van Meter, 30-73-37.
  

TRUSTEE’S DEED

• Barbara Focht Trustee and Marvin Focht Marital Trust to Penwell Grain Company, 34-73-36 SW NW Par D ½ int.
• Barbara Focht Trustee and Barbara  Focht Revocable Trust to Penwell Grain Company, 34-73-36 SW NW Par D ½ int.
  

MORTGAGE

• Scott, Jennifer L. and Jennifer Bruce to Houghton State Bank, Red Oak 3rd Industrial Addition Lt 2 SLT 1.
• Mitchell Taylor President, Lynn Taylor Director and Penwell Grain Company to Bank Iowa, Mortons’ Mills Original Plat Lt 6 and Lt 12-15.
  

CRIMINAL

• Aggravated, State of Iowa vs. David Altstadt, 51, Red Oak, possession of marijuana first offense, pled guilty, 15 days jail, time served, driver’s license revoked 180 days, $315 fine, suspended.
• Aggravated, State of Iowa vs. Kaylie Hudson, 20, Red Oak, theft third degree, non-jury trial June 2.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Chad Rutledge, 47, Farragut, theft fourth degree, pled guilty, two days jail suspended, one year probation, $315 fine, suspended.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Michelle Neville, 42, Omaha, forgery; theft second degree, arraignment June 1, pre-trial conference June 29, jury trial July 28.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. David Altstadt, 51, Red Oak, controlled substance violation, pled guilty, deferred judgment two years, two years probation, civil penalty $1,000.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Desiree Willis, 24, Red Oak, forgery seven counts, pre-trial conference May 18, jury trial June 30.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Roland Chapin, Jr., 42, Red Oak, disorderly conduct-fighting or violent behavior, pled guilty, $65 fine.
  
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Zachariah Holland 31, Red Oak, criminal mischief second degree, pled guilty, five years prison suspended, two years probation, $750 fine suspended.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Richard Coles, 28, Carroll, provide false identification information, driving while license under suspension, failure to carry registration card, speeding, non-jury trial continued to June 9.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Cody Dean Johnson, 22, Red Oak, criminal mischief fifth degree, pled guilty, seven days jail, time served; trespass, seven days jail concurrent with count one.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Kristopher Koon, 24, Council Bluffs, theft fifth degree, non-jury trial Aug.4.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Jacob Forward, 26, Red Oak, theft fifth degree, pled guilty, $100 fine.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. David Gaunt, 23, Clarinda, trespass, pled guilty, $65 fine.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Tyler Bond, 33, Red Oak, consumption of alcohol in public place first offense, pled guilty, $65 fine.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Christina Suess, Scotland, S.D., theft fifth degree, initial appearance summons May 26.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. David Howe, 53, Red Oak, trespass, non-jury trial June 9.
  
• Serious misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Aaron Nelson, 23, Red Oak, theft fifth degree, pled guilty, $65 fine.
  
• Serious misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Cole Meek, 21, Red Oak, assault causing bodily injury or mental illness, preliminary hearing May 25.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Cody Dean Johnson, 22, Red Oak, breach of peace, pled guilty, $65 fine.
  
• Simple misdemeanor, City of Red Oak vs. Chase Samples, Red Oak, breach of peace, non-jury trial May 20.
  

DISMISSED

• State of Iowa vs. David Altstadt, 51, Red Oak, possession of controlled substance second offense, dismissed.
• State of Iowa vs. David Altstadt, 51, Red Oak, controlled substance violation, dismissed.
  
• State of Iowa vs. Zachariah Holland 31, Red Oak, criminal mischief second degree three counts, dismissed.
  
• State of Iowa vs. David Gaunt, 23, Clarinda, theft fifth degree, dismissed.
  
• Municipal infraction, City of Elliott vs. Todd Svoboda, Elliott, dismissed.
  
• Municipal infraction, City of Elliott vs. Ryan Stoneking, 28, Elliott, dismissed.
  

SMALL CLAIMS

• ABA Recovery Services Inc vs. Carl and Traci Shipley, Red Oak, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $1,901.62 with 2.25 percent interest from April 30 plus costs.
• Accredited Collection Service, Inc. vs. Angela Ennis, Villisca, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $574.00 with 2.25 percent interest from April 30 plus costs.
  
• H & R Accounts Inc. vs. Sabrina Higgins, Emerson, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $747.71 with 2.25 percent interest from April 30 plus costs.
  

TRAFFIC

• Jeffrey Grebin, Stanton, fail to maintain safety belts.
• Steven Martelli, Pleasant Hill, speeding.
  
• Kale Wenberg, Red Oak, failure to provide proof of financial liability.
  
• Leah Johnson, Minneapolis, speeding.
  
• Donette Briggs, Red Oak, speeding.
  
• Douglas Gibler, Des Moines, speeding.
  
• Shelia Ayers, West Des Moines, speeding.
  
• Jonathon Barton, Kellerton, speeding.
  
• Clayton Deitchler, Mineola, speeding.
  
• Lisa Booth, Red Oak, failure to provide proof of financial liability.
  
• April Watson, Red Oak, fraudulent use of registration.
  
• Timothy Butler, Glenwood, no valid driver’s license.
  
• Kayla Nagle, St. Joseph, Mo., speeding.
  
• Marsha Nastasi, Nebraska City, Neb., fraudulent use of registration.
  
• Joleen Drake, Corning, speeding.
  
• Tyler Sowers, Red Oak, registration violation.
  
• Charles Brown III, Red Oak, no valid driver’s license.
  
• Ronald Updegrove III, Red Oak, fail to obey stop sign and yield right of way.
  
• Zachery Goettsch, Holstein, speeding.
  
• Christopher McDonald, Red Oak, failure to maintain or use safety belts.
  
• Caleb Moya, Red Oak, speeding.
  
• Phillip Johnson, Red Oak, failure to carry registration card.
  
• Jared Bunting, Lincoln, Neb., speeding.
  
• Morgan Naberhaus, Council Bluffs, speeding.
  
• Jeffrey Brownfield, Blanchard, failure to comply with safety reg. rules.
  
• La Vae Unruh, Red Oak, speeding.
  
• Tristin Bolinger, Red Oak, possession/purchase alcohol by person 18/19/20 first offense.
  
• Todd Kirk, Shenandoah, display of plates.
  
• Jamie McDaniel, Villisca, state code speed limits.
  
• Kale Wenberg, Red Oak, operation without registration.
  
• Herbert Behrhorst, Clarinda, moving vehicle backward on highway.
  
• James Saufle, Clarinda, driving while license under suspension.
  
• Christopher Lowrance, Red Oak, operation of motor vehicle with expired license.
  
• Brian Beebe, Carson, operation of motor vehicle with expired license.
  
• John Adams, Glenwood, operation of motor vehicle with expired license.
  
• Derek Penry, Red Oak, entering through highways.
  

OWI

• Andrew Fronce, 25, Omaha, first offense, arraignment June 1, pre-trial conference June 29, jury trial July 28.

ARRESTS

• Filed May 4, Mark Berggren, 45, Red Oak, violation of no contact order, Mills County warrant, $300 bond.
• Filed May 6, David Howe, 53, Red Oak, trespass, $300 bond.
  
• Filed May 7, Genette Gessler, 35, Red Oak, theft fourth degree, Pottawattamie County warrant, $1,000 bond.
  
• Filed May 8, Andrew Falk, 30, Red Oak, child endangerment, assault, $2,000 bond.
  
• Filed May 9, Rebecca Gulick, 50, Red Oak, public intoxication, $300 bond.
  
• Filed May 10, Shelby Olivarez, 44, Red Oak, public intoxication, $300 bond.
  
• Filed May 10, Karan Rebitzke, 43, Owasso, Okla., OWI first offense, $1,000 bond.
  

ACCIDENTS

• On May 6, at about 11:40 a.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of 2nd and Corning Streets. Ronald Hart, 80, Stanton, driving a 2014 Chevrolet Impala, was traveling south on 2nd Street and stopped at the stop sign. He then proceeded through the intersection and struck a 1997 Pontiac Trans Sport driven by Charles Richards, 68, Red Oak, which was traveling east on Corning Street. Both vehicles had about $2,000 damage. Hart was cited for failure to obey stop sign.
• On May 9, at about 4:45 p.m., the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a 4-wheeler accident that happened in the woods north of the 1600 block of 270th Street. Two juvenile females, riding a 1998 Yamaha 350 Bear Tracker, slid in the mud and struck a tree. Neither rider was wearing a helmet, and both were injured. The driver was taken by Life Net to University of Nebraska Medical Center, and the passenger was taken to Montgomery County Memorial hospital by private vehicle. The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by Red Oak Rescue and Red Oak Police Department, and the investigation is ongoing.