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Putnam County Common Pleas Court

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July 2, 2021
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A Kenton woman and Mount Victory man were indicted this week by the Putnam County Grand Jury regarding a high-speed chase with local police June 10.

Michael J. Moore, 29, 125½ S. Wheeler St., Mount Victory, was indicted on failure to comply with an order or signal of a police officer and abduction. Erin L. Douglas, 30, 137 E. Espy St., Kenton, was indicted on complicity, two counts.

According to a report from the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, at 11:48 p.m. June 10, the Ottawa Police Department attempted to stop a 1995 Cadillac El Dorado driven by Moore, who failed to comply with the lawful order and fled the scene at a high rate of speed.

The pursuit led police into Hancock County and then back into Putnam County, where the vehicle came to stop behind Pandora-Gilboa schools. Moore and Douglas fled into a nearby wooded area. Douglas was apprehended by a Putnam County Sheriff’s Office K9 unit. Moore was taken into custody without incident. Two unnamed passengers were released without charges. Assisting in the incident were the Pandora Police Department, Columbus Grove Police Department, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Pandora EMS, Putnam County EMS, and Impressive Towing.

Others indicted Tuesday by the Putnam County Grand Jury include:

Forrest F. Fergus, 51, 7468 Tawawa Maplewood Road, Sidney; aggravated possession of drugs.

Ryan J. Hohenbrink, 40, 704 W. Main St., Belmore; felonious assault, abduction, disrupting public services and domestic violence.

Tamara L. Atkins, 46, 4484 Saint Marys Road, Floyds Knobs, Ind.; drug abuse possession.

Raven D. Krontz, 40, 1570 N. Perry St., Lot 66, Ottawa; domestic violence.

Paul D. Nash, 36, 4522 Woodcliffe Ave., Dayton; aggravated possession of drugs.

Rodney C. Hall, Sr., 55, 600 W. Spring St., Apt. 201, Lima; nonsupport of dependents.

Martrevis L. Chitman, 32, 715 W. Elm St., Lima; nonsupport of dependents, three counts.

Mark D. Kuhlman, 41, 150 Ottawa Glandorf Road, Ottawa; aggravated possession of drugs.

Anthony C. Roman, 19, 25 Vine St., Leipsic; disseminating matters harmful to juveniles.

June 24

Jonathon J. Lawrence, 34, 1062 Holgate Ave., Defiance, was placed on five years community control for aggravated possession of drugs. He must successfully complete all counseling and treatment recommended.

New Cases

Justin Pope, Ada, and Lisa Pope, Ottawa; dissolution of marriage with children.

Bank of America, Newark, Del., v. Jeremy L. Hardeman, Columbus Grove; other civil.

Putnam County Municipal dispositions

June 21

Victor R. Magallanes, 32, 131 E. Elm St., Deshler, pleaded guilty to obstructing official business. Sentence: 90 days jail, $150 fine, with credit granted for 18 days served. Charges of resisting arrest and criminal trespass were dismissed.

Craig R. Unverferth, 34, 192 E. Second Ave., Columbus, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of reckless operation. Sentence: $150 fine. Charges of left of center and texting while driving were dismissed.

Charles J. Murphy, 21, 23090 Road Q, Lot A, Fort Jennings, pleaded no contest to points, penalties & penalties and was found guilty. Sentence: 180 days jail, 170 days suspended, $150 fine.

June 22

Kyle B. Krabill, 31, 2250 Royal Palm, Defiance, pleaded guilty to OVI second offense. Sentence: 180 days jail, 164 days suspended, $1,000 fine, $475 suspended, three-year license suspension and complete drug and alcohol suspension, with credit given for six days jail upon completion of DIP. A charge of speeding was dismissed.

June 24

Jennifer R. Eagleson, 36, 6660 Road F6, Leipsic, pleaded guilty to OVI. Sentence: Six points, 180 days jail, 90 days suspended, $750 fine, $375 suspended, two-year license suspension, and complete a drug and alcohol assessment. Charges of OVI and stop sign violation were dismissed.

Putnam County Municipal judgments

June 21

Midland Credit Management, Inc, San Diego, default judgment v. Michael A. Rieman, Ottawa, $3,620.88, plus interest and costs.

Midland Credit Management, Inc, San Diego, default judgment v. Elvira M. Perez, Ottawa, $1,828.79, plus interest and costs.

Endodontic Associates, Cincinnati, default judgment v. Danielle Kleindienst, Continental, $945.01, plus interest of $107.89, plus interest and costs.

June 22

LVNV Funding, LLC, Greenville, S.C., default judgment v. Anthony D. Miranda, Leipsic, $641.14, plus interest and costs totaling $95.

June 24

Scott Wagner Plumbing & Heating, Inc., Ottawa, default judgment v. Rod Barrientes, Leipsic, $671.22, plus interest and court costs of $130.





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