Records 05/29/18
The following events were filed with the Red Oak, Montgomery County, State of Iowa, or other government offices. In regard to law enforcement and judicial activities, all parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty, and other details may be available at iowacourts.state.ia.us.
REAL ESTATE
WARRANTY DEED
• Kathie Pitt to Jeremy Crozier, 20-71-37.
• Steven and Debra Kelso to Jeremy Crozier, 20-71-37.
• Linda Smith to Jeremy Crozier, 20-71-37.
• Wayne and Joy Abuhl to Robert and Ruth Gregg, 5-73-37 Parcel A.
• Edward George to Cooney Construction LLC, Villisca McNaughton Addition Lt 19-20.
• Earl Woods to Gerald and Thelma Thomason, Red Oak Original Plat Blk 20 Lt 11-12.
• Daniel Bullington, President and Your Real Estate Choice Inc. to Roger and Marilyn Jones, Red Oak Original Plat Blk 8 Lt 1.
QUIT CLAIM DEED
• Peter and Tina Marshall to Jarin and Vonda Ensz, Stanton Original Plat Lt 265.
COURT OFFICER’S DEED
• Marion Pitt Estate and Ashley West, Executor to Jeremy Crozier, 20-71-37.
TRUSTEE’S DEED
• Martha Heckert, Trustee, Robert Heckert Family Trust, Martha Heckert Family Trust, to Scott Brown, Red Oak Pritchard’s Addition Lt 1-2.
SHERIFF’S DEED
• Amanda D., Henry and Amanda DeVito and Montgomery County Sheriff to Rodney and Tina Johnson, Red Oak Petersons Addition Lt 8-9.
CHANGE OF TITLE
• Theodore, Carol and Trasy Sparr to Carol and Trasy Sparr, Red Oak Northeastern Addition Lt 7-8 Bishops SD OLT 3 OLT 4.
EXTENSION OF CONTRACT
• David Barnes Trust and Beverly McAlpin, Trustee to Douglas Bennett and Kimberly Euken, Red Oak Thompsons Addition Lt 21-22.
MORTGAGE
• Jeremy Crozier to Shelby County State Bank, 20-71-37.
• Scott Brown to Houghton State Bank, Red Oak Pritchards Addition Lt 1-2.
• Evelyn Salway to Bank Iowa, Villisca Original Plat Lt 149.
• Roger and Marilyn Jones to Bank Iowa, Red Oak Original Plat Blk 8 Lt 1.
MORTGAGE – OTHER
• Harry and Victoria Rossander to Farm Credit Services of America FLCA, 36-72-37 Parcel A.
MOD/AMENDMENT OF MORTGAGE
• Brandon Strunk to Wells Fargo Bank NA, Red Oak Northeastern Addition Blk 78 Lt 1.
EXTENSION OF MORTGAGE
• Houghton State Bank to Bruce Reich.
• Houghton State Bank to Audie Rainey and Devo Properties LLC.
SMALL CLAIMS
• Chris Dovel vs. Colene Liles, Red Oak, judgment in favor of the plaintiff, $2,190 with 4.31 percent interest from May 17, plus costs.
• Nebraska Furniture Mart vs. Justin Miner, Stanton, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $2,390.44 with 4.31 percent interest from May 17, plus costs.
• Midland Funding LLC vs. Candace Baumbach, Elliott, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $624.07 with 4.31 percent interest from May 22, plus costs.
• Midland Funding LLC vs. Shane Johnson, Stanton, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, $815.50 with 4.31 percent interest from May 17, plus costs.
• United Farmers Cooperative vs. Cody Franzen, Red Oak, judgment default in favor of the plaintiff, Red Oak, $259.35 with 4.31 percent interest from May 22, plus costs.
• Midland Funding LLC vs. Tabatha Updegrove, Red Oak, judgment in favor of the plaintiff, $589.88 with 4.31 percent interest from May 22, plus costs. Defendant shall make monthly payments of $196.63 beginning May 23.
• United Farmers Cooperative vs. Jess Obriant, Villisca, dismissed without prejudice.
ARRESTS
• Filed May 21, 11-year-old juvenile, Villisca, simple assault three counts, released to custody of parent.
• Filed May 21, Dakota Sexton, 24, Red Oak, disorderly conduct – loud or raucous noise, $300 bond.
• Filed May 21, Ozzy Hunter, 24, Red Oak, driving while barred, $2,000 bond.
• Filed May 23, Darold Bredberg, 46, Red Oak, driving while suspended, possession of controlled substance – marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, no insurance, $1,000 cash bond.
• Filed May 23, Thomas Anderson, 58, violation of no contact order, $300 cash bond.
• Filed May 23, Arwen Arnold, 23, Red Oak, Page County warrant for theft fifth degree, $300 bond.
• Filed May 23, Thomas Johnson, 48, driving while license suspended, $556 bond.
• Filed May 24, Tammie Sempek, 49, Atlantic, breach of peace, $300 cash bond.
• Filed May 24, Tina Bressler, 47, Red Oak, possession of drug paraphernalia, $300 bond.
• Filed May 25, Becky Brace, 38, Red Oak, possession of drug paraphernalia, $1,000 cash only bond.
• Filed May 25, Jesse Uhlmann, 24, Red Oak, warrant for failure to appear, $2,000 cash only bond.
• Filed May 26, Cody Tunnell, 31, Red Oak, OWI second offense, eluding, driving while license suspended, $2,000 bond.
• Filed May 27, David Crowder, 40, Glenwood, public intoxication, $300 bond.
• Filed May 27, Robert Surrell, 36, Corning, driving while license suspended, $566.25 bond.
• Filed May 27, Chad Perkins, 27, Villisca, driving while license suspended, possession of drug paraphernalia, $566.25 bond.
• Filed May 27, Henry Evans, 44, Red Oak, simple assault, $300 bond.
CRIMINAL
• Aggravated, State of Iowa vs. Ozzy Hunter, 24, Red Oak, driving while barred.
• Felony, State of Iowa vs. Charles Shadbolt, 18, Shenandoah, lascivious acts with a child – fondle or touch.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Kirstin Wilwerding, 27, Red Oak, public intoxication, 20 days jail, time served.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Kirstin Wilwerding, 27, Red Oak, violation of no contact/protective order – contempt, 20 days jail, time served.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Kirstin Wilwerding, 27, Red Oak, violation of no contact/protective order – contempt, pled guilty, 20 days jail, time served.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Vicki Huber, 59, Red Oak, theft fifth degree.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Becky Hegarty, 38, Red Oak, possession of drug paraphernalia, pled guilty, $100 fine.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Caleb Renn, 25, Red Oak, possession of drug paraphernalia, $68 fine.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Julie Crawford, 53, Red Oak, theft fifth degree.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Kirstin Wilwerding, 27, Red Oak, domestic abuse assault first offense.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Dakota Sexton, 24, Red Oak, disorderly conduct – loud or raucous noise.
• Simple misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Thomas Anderson, 58, Red Oak, violation of no contact/protective order – contempt.
• Serious misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. Luis Rodriguez Ibarra, 21, Red Oak, violation of probation.
• Serious misdemeanor, State of Iowa vs. David Byers, 52, Corning, theft fifth degree, pled guilty, deferred, one year informal probation, civil penalty $65.
OWI
• Ashley Dillon, 31, Clearfield, first offense.
TRAFFIC
• Meri Kling, Red Oak, failure to provide proof of financial liability.
• Cherlyn Scriver, Stanton, fail to obey stop sign and yield right of way.
• Britney Boltinghouse, Fremont, Neb., speeding.
• Jesse Uhlmann, Red Oak, trespass first offense.
• Melinda Agado, Lenox, speeding.
• Gilberto Ramos Saldana, Omaha, speeding.
• Damien Dawson, Shenandoah, failure to provide proof of financial liability.
• Jesse Luft, Villisca, trespass first offense.
• Samantha Kelly, Stanton, speeding.
• Daniel Sakakini, Pocasset, Mass., speeding.
• Stephanie Baatz, Council Bluffs, speeding.
• Lucas Tvrdy, Pacific Junction, speeding.
• Wendy Marshall, Nodaway, speeding.
• Troy Panagiotis, Omaha, speeding.
• Randal Dailey, Shenandoah, speeding.
• Eddie Hewitt, Omaha, speeding.
• Rodney Sowers, Red Oak, failure to yield half of roadway.
• Juneanne McIntosh, Villisca, speeding.
• Ruby Robertson, Weldon, speeding.
• Ronald Harper, Napoleon, Ohio, speeding.
• Wayne Feldhacker, Creston, speeding.
• Brent Blume, Red Oak, employee providing tobacco/vapor product to minor.
• Jacob Koch, Central City, speeding.
• Scott May Labrum, Riverton, possess/purchase alcohol by person 18/19/20 first offense.
• Tyler Terry, Red Oak, permit under 18 to consume/possess on property.
• Meri Kling, Red Oak, driving while license denied, suspended, cancelled or revoked.
• Zachary Younts, Tabor, driving while license denied, suspended, cancelled or revoked.
• William Spann, Red Oak, driving while license denied, suspended, cancelled or revoked.
• Shae Shrum, Stanton, driving while license denied, suspended, cancelled or revoked.
Incidents
• On May 28, at 3:50 p.m., the Montgomery County Sheriff’s received a report of a stolen or missing 2013 kenworth %660 semi with trailer belonging to W.W. Transport Inc. of Burlington. The semi left Minsa at 3:30 a.m. and was recovered in Denver, Colo., around 5 p.m. The semi was returned to the company. The driver has not contacted the company but is from the Colorado area. No charges are pending.
ACCIDENTS
• On May 19, at 7:19 p.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a two-vehicle accident in the 700 block of East Washington Avenue. According to the report, Justin Nuckolls, Red Oak, owner of a 1992 Chevrolet C1500 pick-up, allowed his neighbor’s 13-year-old son to drive his vehicle. The juvenile turned the corner south from Washington Avenue onto 7th Street and over-corrected, striking a legally parked 1984 GMC C1500 pick-up owned by James Collins, Red Oak. There was about $1,500 damage to the Collins vehicle and $500 damage to the Nuckolls vehicle. The juvenile was cited for no valid driver’s license and Nuckolls was cited for permitting an unauthorized minor to drive.
• On May 20, at 3:30 p.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a one-vehicle accident on Oakwood Avenue by Indian Gulley. A 2000 Ford F150 pick-up owned by Wendi Wilkins, Red Oak, and driven by a 16-year-old-male, and with five passengers, was on its side in the south ditch. According to the report, the vehicle was in the turn around in Indian Gulley and began spinning around, then left the turn around and headed west on Oakwood Avenue. The vehicle accelerated, began to slide sideways, entered the ditch, and rolled over onto the passenger side. Dillon Kopiasz, 18, Red Oak, Brandon Campbell, 16, Villisca, Bryce Nennamen, Red Oak, and Brendon Nennamen, 15, Red Oak, were transported by Red Oak Rescue to Montgomery County Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. The driver was cited for reckless driving and damage to the vehicle was about $8,000, a total loss.
• On May 25, at 9:02 p.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a two vehicle accident at the intersection of Eastern Avenue and Summit Street. Sue Davis, 60, Stanton, driving a 2002 Chevrolet Avalanche pick-up, was traveling east on Summit Street. Carter Maynes, 16, Red Oak, driving a 2017 Ford F150 pick-up, was traveling south from the stop sign on Eastern Avenue when his vehicle broadsided the Davis vehicle. Damage to the Davis vehicle was about $10,000, and damage to the Maynes vehicle was about $3,000. There were no injuries, and no citations were issued.
• On May 26, at 9:19 p.m., Montgomery County Sheriff’s deputies investigated a single-vehicle accident in the 500 block of Main Street in Elliott. Sherry Franzen, 61, Elliott, driving a 2006 GMC Envoy, was travelling west on Main Street when her vehicle left the road, jumped the curb, struck a road sign, then crossed the road where it jumped the curb, went through two yards and struck a campaign sign. It then re-entered the road and continued to Main Street, where it was parked. Franzen was arrested for OWI first offense and held on $1,000 bond.
• On May 26, at 8:16 a.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a two-vehicle accident in the 700 block of Washington Avenue. Chastity McFarland, 39, Red Oak, driving a 2002 Honda CR-V LX, was traveling east on Washington Avenue and, according to the report, had the sun in her eyes. As she approached the top of the hill, another car came from the east. McFarland swerved to avoid the car and struck a legally parked 2004 Pontiac AZT belonging to Bonnie Hayes of Red Oak. No citations were issued.
• On May 26, at 9:56 a.m., Red Oak Police officers investigated a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Miller Avenue and Reed Street. Gary Hudson, 59, Red Oak, driving a 2004 Volksgawon Beetle, was traveling east on Reed Street, stopped and then backed west to park in front of his house. Cameron Travis, 18, Red Oak, driving a 2003 Mazda Tribute owned by Angela Travis, Red Oak, was, according to the report, sitting on Reed Street and began to back west toward the Hudson vehicle. According to the report, Travis was trying to fix his radio and didn’t see Hudson’s vehicle or hear him honk his horn. The Travis vehicle backed into the Hudson vehicle, causing $2,000 in damage to the Hudson vehicle and $1,000 in damage to the Travis vehicle. No citations were issued.