Court records
Cass Superior Court I (Honorable Thomas Perrone presiding)
Brett Michael Rush, 25, Logansport, pleaded guilty to possession of controlled substance and operating while intoxicated, pursuant to plea agreements. Rush was sentenced to 20 days in the Cass County Jail, 180 days on in-home detention and one year and 165 days on probation. He was ordered to pay $1,178.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His one-year license suspension will start at the end of the current suspension. He received credit for four days.
Russell H. Smith, 29, Adrian, Mich., was found guilty of contempt of court from a civil case involving nonsupport of a dependent. Smith was sentenced to 60 days in the Cass County Jail.
Adrianne E. Swisher, 22, Logansport, violated her probation on the original charges of resisting law enforcement and disorderly conduct. The court reinstated 60 days in the Cass County Jail. Probation was terminated.
Gail Reynolds, 51, Logansport, pleaded guilty to conversion, pursuant to a plea agreement. Reynolds was sentenced to 60 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $164 in costs. She received credit for 30 days.
Donato Tullullo Ramos, 26, Twelve Mile, pleaded guilty to invasion of privacy, pursuant to a plea agreement. Ramos was sentenced to six months on probation and ordered to pay $164.
Jamie L. Mowery, 31, Logansport, violated probation on the original charges of nonsupport of a dependent child and dealing in cocaine. The court reinstated a total of four years in the Indiana Department of Correction, to be served consecutively to his other DOC time. Probation was terminated in both cases.
Sean Eugene Lundberg, 27, Galveston, pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle as a habitual traffic violator and resisting law enforcement, pursuant to a plea agreement. Lundberg was sentenced to 18 months in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $164 in costs. His license was suspended for life. He received credit for 213 days.
Paula Jane Murkve, 42, Logansport, pleaded guilty to maintaining a common nuisance, pursuant to a plea agreement. Murkve was sentenced to two days in the Cass County Jail. She was ordered to pay $164 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. She received credit for one day.
Amanda Moore, 27, Logansport, violated probation on the original charge of possession of controlled substance. The court reinstated one year in the Cass County Jail. Probation was terminated. She received credit for 23 days.
Cass Superior Court II (Honorable Rick Maughmer presiding)
Brock Willis, 19, Logansport, pleaded guilty to possession of paraphernalia and criminal mischief, pursuant to a plea agreement. Willis was sentenced to one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $464 in costs.
Carlos J. Saracay, 26, Logansport , pleaded guilty to operator never licensed, pursuant to a plea agreement. Saracay was ordered to pay $464.50 and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation.
David A. Folger, 42, Logansport, pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Folger was ordered to pay $414 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation.
Danielle Dawn Koons, 26, Logansport , pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Koons was sentenced to one year on probation. She was ordered to pay $664.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. Her license was suspended one year.
Martin Hall, 46, Logansport, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Hall was sentenced to one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $664.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His license was suspended one year.
Ronald L. Wiles Jr., 46, Logansport , pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Wiles was sentenced to 90 days on in-home detention and one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $664.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His license was suspended one year.
Aung Lwin, 24, Logansport, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Lwin was sentenced to one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $614.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His license was suspended one year.
Jesse Joel Carreon, 28, Logansport , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Carreon was sentenced to 180 days in the Cass County Jail. He was ordered to pay $214 in costs. He received credit for 42 days.
Shane P. Ingle, 19, Logansport, pleaded guilty to illegal consumption, pursuant to a plea agreement. Ingle was sentenced to 180 days on probation. He was ordered to pay $464 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation.
Tabitha Doss, 21, Logansport, pleaded guilty to operator never licensed, pursuant to a plea agreement. Doss was ordered to pay $214.50 in costs.
Michael W. Worthington, 46, Onward, pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Worthington was ordered to pay $464 in costs.
James A. Jackson, 27, Logansport , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Jackson was ordered to pay $464 in costs.
Aaron L. Hayes, 26, Logansport, pleaded guilty to check deception, pursuant to a plea agreement. Hayes was sentenced to one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $214 in costs and $200 in restitution.
Moises Arellano, 20, Logansport , pleaded guilty to illegal consumption, pursuant to a plea agreement. Arellano was sentenced to 60 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $214 in costs. He received credit for 18 days.
Maria S. Gimenez, 33, Raleigh, N.C., pleaded guilty to operator never licensed, pursuant to a plea agreement. Gimenez was ordered to pay $464.50 in costs.
Steven Hamilton, 21, Logansport , pleaded guilty to resisting law enforcement, pursuant to a plea agreement. Hamilton was sentenced to 150 days in the Cass County Jail. He was ordered to pay $428 in costs. He received credit for 37 days.
Steven L. Wilson, 22, Logansport , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Wilson was ordered to pay $464 in costs.
Michael W. Garrison, 26, Logansport , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Garrison was ordered to pay $464 in costs.
Chastity J. Honecker, 27, Walton, pleaded guilty to battery, pursuant to a plea agreement. Honecker was sentenced to one year on probation and ordered to pay $214 in costs.
Jonathan P. Whitfield, 30, Marion , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Whitfield was sentenced to 90 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $214 in costs. He received credit for 35 days.
Edgar Hernandez, 37, Logansport , pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Hernandez was sentenced to 98 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $214 in costs. He received credit for 49 days.
Dustin Scott Sterrett, 31, Osceola, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Sterrett was sentenced to one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $614.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His license was suspended for 90 days.
Alfonso Serrano, 42, Logansport , pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Serrano was sentenced to 10 days in the Cass County Jail and one year on probation. He was ordered to pay $614.50 in costs and undergo a drug/alcohol evaluation. His license was suspended for 90 days. He received credit for one day.
Reynaldo Martinez, 28, Logansport , was found guilty of two counts of failure to appear. He was sentenced to 16 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $200 in costs. He received credit for three days.
Deborah Pratt, 50, Logansport, violated her probation on the original charge of public intoxication. The court reinstated 90 days in the Cass County Jail. Probation was terminated. She was ordered to pay $784 in costs.
Brent Russell, 26, Logansport, violated his probation on the original charges of operating while intoxicated and operator never licensed. The court reinstated 86 days in the Cass County Jail. Probation was terminated. He received credit for 35 days.
Douglas Welch, 38, Flora, violated his probation on the original charges of forgery and theft. The court reinstated 180 days in the Cass County Jail. He was ordered to pay $2,966 in costs. Probation was terminated. He received credit for seven days.
David M. Locke, 34, Logansport, was found guilty of two counts of failure to appear. He was sentenced to 24 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $200 in costs. He received credit for one day.
Nicholas Stephen Rivers, 22, Logansport , was found guilty of failure to appear. He was sentenced to 251 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $100 in costs.
Brandon Hines, 22, was found guilty of two counts of failure to appear. He was sentenced to 33 days in the Cass County Jail and ordered to pay $200 in costs. He received credit for one day.
Tickets
The following people were fined $25 and $114.50 in court costs for violations. All costs are approximate.
Seat belt: Joseph G. Baker, 36, Peru; Angela C. Mucker, 34, Logansport; Everett W. Mitchell, 54, Monticello; Michael W. Schroeder, 60, Reynolds; Shawn D. Duckett, 48, Greentown; Mackenzie L. Rollins, 20, Walton; John W. Meyer, 58, Monroeville, Ohio; and Christina K. Layman, 41, Logansport.
Speeding: Daniel Martinez, 18, Logansport; Benjamin J. Pendrick, 19, Fort Wayne; Melanie S. Felix, 37, Winamac; Mario A. Ramus, 38, San Rafael, Calif.; Kevin J. Reinhold, 34, Kewanna; Robert W. Caudle, 52, Logansport; Anthony D. Carroll, 38, Winamac; David A. Rush, 19, Logansport; Thomas D. Zarse, 29, Monticello; and Donald Hines, 52, Logansport.
Other violations: Heather L. Horning, 32, Logansport, no valid license; William T. Blazer, 58, Kokomo, motor carrier safety violation; John H. Wysong, 57, Logansport, loads limitations violation; Michael K. Ward, 48, Camden, maximum weight restrictions violation; Adam L. Close, 32, Huntington, motor carrier safety violation; Darryl K. Ryan, 47, Kokomo, failure to possess deer hunting license; Brett A. Ryan, 18, Kokomo, failure to possess deer hunting license; Ramon Garcia Jr., 40, Logansport, disregarding stop sign; Travis S. Cunningham, 30, Logansport, disregarding automatic signal; Leonardo Olridge, 33, Logansport, stop yield violation; Rogeleio S. Villafana, 40, Logansport, no license when required; Mark E. Newcomer, 19, North Judson, operating without a periodic inspection; Lynn Graber, 45, Bunker Hill, operating without a periodic inspection; Sarah E. Brandt, 19, Logansport, permitting violation; Larry L. Brooks, 54, LaPorte, no valid license; Steven D. Sands, 48, Silver Lake, no trailer registration plate; Daniel L. Bush, 37, Rochester, driving without a valid license; Stefanie A. Carter, 34, Logansport, operating without financial responsibility; Michael A. Young, 50, Logansport, unsafe lane movement; Jeffery P. Turner, 18, Logansport, furnishing tobacco to a juvenile; and Sarah L. Hiatt, 50, Logansport, child restraint violation.
Food inspections
Burger King, 3101 E. Market St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 20
Violations: None
China ’s Best Buffet, 3416 E. Market St.
Follow-up inspection: Jan. 20
Violations: Two critical
Critical — Raw chicken stored above containers of other foods in walk-in cooler. 24 hours to correct.
Critical — Chicken by cooking unit placed in refrigerator temped at 70 degrees. Corrected.
Jersey Phil’s, 400 S. Cicott St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 20
Violations: None
Bullshipper’s Cafe, 830 E. Main St.
Follow-up inspection: Jan. 20
Violations: Three critical, six non-critical
Critical — Prep cooler temperature was 47 degrees: ham at 46 degrees, sausage at 51 degrees. Five days to correct.
Critical — No certified food handler listed at location. 30 days to correct.
Critical — Eggs stored above cooking station had a temperature of 86 degrees. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Tableware (plates and bowls) shall be stored to prevent contamination of food contact surface. 24 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Kitchen utensils are stored in a container that has an accumulation of debris. 12 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Steam from ware-washer shall be removed though sufficient ventilation unit. Correct upon remodel.
Non-critical — Window in kitchen was observed open to vent wash-ware steam. Windows are not protected against entry of insects or rodents. Seven days to correct.
Non-critical — Ice scoop was being stored on top of ice machine. Should be stored in ice with handle not contacting ice. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Refuse receptacle shall have lids and doors closed at times when not in use. 12 hours to correct.
Hugo’s Little Village, 705 N. Sixth St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 21
Violations: Eight critical, 10 non-critical
Critical — No certified food handler listed for establishment. 30 days to correct.
Critical — Tomatoes in food prep station were adulterated and had a mold-like substance growing. Discard immediately.
Critical — Raw chicken was stored over cooked produce. Raw shrimp, chicken, beef, fish and pork stored intermixed in chest freezer. Raw pork was stored over ready-to-eat cabbage and lettuce. 24 hours to correct.
Critical — There was no date marking on potentially hazardous foods (milk and chicken). 24 hours to correct.
Critical — No chemical sanitizer was being used in the ware-washing station. Corrected.
Critical — Hand-washing sink was not supplied with a drain exit for waste water. 24 hours to correct.
Critical — Live insect (cockroach) was observed in kitchen. 48 hours to correct.
Critical — Sanitizing water was high (bleached out test strip). Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Employee was observed without a hair restraint in food prep area. 24 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Seal on refrigerator was dry-rotted and torn. Seven days to correct.
Non-critical — Cleaned utensils (pots and pans) are not protected from contamination of food contact surface. Three days to correct.
Non-critical — Kitchen knives were being stored in a pan of water. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Observed heavy accumulation of grease in ventilation system. Three days to correct.
Non-critical — No hand-drying provisions available at hand-washing sink in kitchen and restroom. 12 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Back door to kitchen was open. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Dead insects are not being removed from premises. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — There is no established cleaning schedule. 48 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Mop shall be stored to facilitate air drying. 12 hours to correct.
Dessert First Catering & More Inc., 516 E. Broadway
Routine inspection: Jan. 22
Violations: None
Bob Evans Farms Inc., 3815 E. Market St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 22
Violations: Four critical, two non-critical
Critical — Cooks were observed placing on gloves without washing hands. Cooks were observed changing between working with raw foods and ready-to-eat foods without washing hands. Correct immediately.
Critical — Food prep employee was observed handling (barehanded) ready-to-eat food (toast). Correct immediately.
Critical — Eggs stored between cooking stations had a temperature measurement of 68 degrees. Foods at omelet bar had internal temperatures measuring: ham 61 degrees, sausage 58 degrees and cheese 61 degrees. Correct immediately.
Critical — Sanitizing solution for wet-wiping cloths tested below the manufacturer’s specified limits. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Ice scoop and bucket are being stored on the floor with the ice scoop inside the bucket. Three days to correct.
Non-critical — Utensils are being stored on top of the lids at the prep stations. Bread tongs are stored on the handles of the drawers. Three days to correct.
McDonald’s, 611 W. Market St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 25
Violations: Two critical, four non-critical
Critical — Food prep employees were observed changing between working with raw foods and ready-to-eat foods without washing hands. Correct immediately.
Critical — Bacon at food prep station had a temperature measurement of 74 degrees. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Managers were observed prepping food without appropriate hair restraint. 24 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Boxes of sliced mushrooms and burrito mix was stored on the floor in walk-in freezer. Correct immediately.
Non-critical — Ice scoop is being stored in a bin on the outside of ice machine. 12 hours to correct.
Non-critical — Hand-washing stations with disposable towels were not provided with a trash receptacle. 24 hours to correct.
Mi Camino Real, 3550 E. Market St.
Routine inspection: Jan. 25
Violations: None
