Superior Court judgments are gathered from public records on file in the Carroll County Clerk’s office on the second floor of the courthouse, Delphi.

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Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC filed complaint against John D. and Carolee Houser.

Herschel G. Irvin, III was charged with shooting from/or across a public highway.

Justin M. Hargraves was charged with failure to procure federal waterfowl stamp.

Juan L. Lopez was charged with OWI-endangering, operating vehicle with an ACE Of .15 or more, and operating motor vehicle without ever receiving a license.

Andrew S. Cripe was charged with theft.

Curtis E. Williams was charged with OWI-endangering and operating a vehicle with an ACE of .08 or more.

Dustin J. Gangwer was charged with OWI-endangering, operating with an ACE of .15 or more, and driving while suspended.

Jeremy L. Allman was charged with illegal consumption.

Brittney Smith was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia.

Francisco J. Tomas was charged with operating motor vehicle without ever receiving a license and following too closely.

Pablo J. Equizabal was charged with operating motor vehicle without ever receiving a license.

Terreance N. Sidney was charged with driving while suspended and speeding.

James E Sibray was charged with unlawful hunting of migratory birds.

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Amanda J. Schultz, 20, Delphi was convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person and illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage. She was sentenced to 365 days in jail, suspended, and 365 days of supervised probation for the first count. She was sentenced to 60 days in jail, suspended, and 60 days of supervised probation for the second count.

Benjamin R. Mandley, 18, Flora, was convicted of criminal mischief. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail, suspended, and one year of supervised probation.

Kimberly Woods, 29, West Lafayette, was convicted of nonsupport of a dependent child. She was sentenced to three years in the Department of Correction, suspended, and three years of supervised probation.

Dana L. Snowberger, 32, Delphi, was convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person and habitual substance offender. He was sentenced to three years in the Department of Correction for the first count. He was sentenced to four years in the DOC, with three and a half years suspended, and three and a half years of supervised probation for the second count.

George E. Trapp, 45, Flora, was convicted of reckless driving. He was sentenced to 180 days in jail, suspended, and one year of supervised probation.

The following cause was dismissed: Lafayette Bank & Trust Company vs. Derrick Guiney and Jennifer Guiney d/b/a Pro Lawn Land Care.

The following causes have been dismissed with prejudice: Service Master Advantage vs. David and Julie Hawn; Jackson-Lee-Pearson vs. Scott N. Miller; Horizon Veterinary Service, Inc. vs. Fred and Dolly Mayotte; and Horizon Veterinary Service vs. David and Elizabeth Barnhart.

Agreed judgment was granted to the plaintiff in Robert A. Lucas, DDS vs. Roy and Kimberly Ash, $353.20 and Beneficial Indiana vs. Brian Ropes, $10,637.58.

Default judgment was granted to the plaintiff: Pearson’s Marina vs. Bob Lane, $444.67; Gloria Maxwell vs. Richard Hipsher, $1,447; Linda Fife vs. Bonnie and Dick Babcock, $850; Brian Foreman d/b/a Vital Signs vs. Lee Peek, $76; and Capital One Bank vs. Jamie S. Brown, $1,265.13.

The following has been satisfied: Atlantic Credit & Finance Inc. vs. Sarah J. Parker.

Dee Dellenbach, Tammy McClain and Sherry Cox have had their appointments as Court Reporters continued until further order of the court.

Summary judgment was granted to the plaintiff Deere & Company FPC Financial vs. James Helms, $6,363.50.

The following cause has been dismissed: Lafayette Bank and Trust Company vs. Derrick Guiney and Jennifer Guiney d/b/a Pro Lawn Land Care.

The following causes have been dismissed with prejudice: Service Master Advantage vs. David and Julie Hawn; Jackson-Lee-Pearson vs. Scott N. Miller; Horizon Veterinary Service, Inc. vs. Fred and Dolly Mayotte; and Horizon Veterinary Service vs. David and Elizabeth Barnhart.

Agreed judgment was granted to the plaintiff in: Robert A. Lucas, DDS vs. Roy and Kimberly Ash, $353.20; and Beneficial Indiana vs. Brian Ropes, $10,637.58.

Default judgment was granted to the plaintiff in: Pearson’s Marina vs. Bob Lane, $444.67; Gloria Maxwell vs. Richard Hipsher, $1,447; Linda Fife vs. Bonnie and Dick Babcock, $850; Brian Foreman d/b/a Vital Signs vs. Lee Peek, $76; and Capital One Bank vs. Jamie S. Brown, $1,265.13.

Summary judgment was granted to the plaintiff in Deere & Company FPC Fianancial vs. James Helms, $6,363.50.

The following cause has been dismissed: State of Indiana vs. Jeffery H. Ragan, 47, Delphi.

Jarad L. Wimmer, 25, Peru, was convicted of six counts of check deception. He was sentenced to 365 days in jail, all but 28 days suspended and 300 days of supervised probation for each count.

State vs. Adriane E. Swisher was dismissed with prejudice.

Dustin S. Peglow, 29, Indianapolis was convicted of disorderly conduct. He was fined $164 in court costs.

The following were meted a combination of jail time, suspensions, probation and other penalties for convictions related to alcohol or illegal substances: Cory A. Martin, 25, Russiaville ;Eric Sisson, 26, Flora; Rocco R. Ardizzone, 22, Indianapolis; Jebediah W. Reid, 23, Cutler; William J. Burroughs, 39, Battle Ground; and Dawn M. Downen, 47, Monticello.

Tania L. Peralta, 41, Los Angeles, Calif. was convicted of operating a motor vehicle without ever receiving a license. She was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 60 days suspended and one year of supervised probation.

April Field, 35, Kokomo, was convicted of non-support of a dependent child. She was sentenced to three years in the Department of Correction, with two and a half years suspended and two years and 122 days of supervised probation.

Bobby R. Hayes III, Logansport, was ordered to serve 90 days on in-home detention for violating his probation.

Charles R. Flinn, 29, West Lafayette, was convicted of hunting a migratory bird without a harvest information program identification number. He was fined $1 plus court costs.

Donald E. Hickman III, 26, Delphi, was convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana. He was sentenced to one year in the Department of Correction, suspended, and one year of supervised probation for the first count; two years in the IDOC, one year suspended, and one year of supervised probation for the second count and one year in the IDOC, one year suspended and one year of supervised probation for the third count.

Jacobo Sanchez Venegas, 32, Logansport, was convicted of synthetic identity deception. He was sentenced to one and a half years in the Department of Correction.

Eduardo Ponce, 30, Logansport, was convicted of synthetic identity deception. He was sentenced to one year in the Department of Correction.

Donald E. Hickman III, 26, Delphi, was convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana. He was sentenced to one year in the Department of Correction, suspended, and one year of supervised probation and a $400 fine with $100 suspended for the first count; two years in the IDOC, one year suspended, and one year of supervised probation for the second count and one year in the IDOC, one year suspended and one year of supervised probation.

Larry P. Cearing, 28, Monticello, was convicted of driving while suspended. He was sentenced to 180 days in jail, 158 days suspended, and 158 of supervised probation.