Arrests, sentencings, fire calls for June 27

Wright County Sheriff arrests:

• Cory Matthew Johnson, 39, of Monticello was arrested June 10 in Monticello on charges of third-Degree DWI and intent to escape motor vehicle tax.

• Edward Thomas Misamore III, 51, of Big Lake was arrested June 10 in Sherburne County on Wright County warrants for fifth-degree controlled substance and trespassing.

• James Theodore Seestrom, 61, of Big Lake was arrested June 10 in Monticello on a charge of second-degree DWI.

• Dana Craig Vickman, 53, of Cushing was arrested June 12 in Monticello on a charge of fifth-degree controlled substance.

• Carlos Daniel Paredes Bunay, 22, of Minneapolis was arrested June 13 in Monticello on a Hennepin County warrant for second-degree criminal sexual conduct.

• Sarah Marie Dahn Schmidt, 44, of Elk River was arrested June 14 in Monticello on a Wright County warrant for domestic abuse and violation of no contact order.

• Durand Allen Meisenbach, 57, of Monitcello was arrested June 15 in Monticello on a charge of false imprisonment.

• Carrie Ann Layton, 35, of Monticello was arrested June 16 on a Wright County warrant for fifth-degree drug possession.

• Zakry James Opse, 32, of Maplewood was arrested June 18 in Monticello on a charge of giving an officer a false name.

• Genesis Melissa Martinez, 28, of Blaine was arrested June 20 in Monticello on a charge of third-degree DWI.

• James Charles Boyajean III, 40, of Trafford, Ala., was arrested June 21 in Monticello on a Wright County warrant for first-degree DWI.

Wright County Sheriff by the numbers:

• From June 10-17, there were 30 property-damage accidents, 10 personal injury accidents, eight hit-and-run accidents, seven car-vs-deer accidents, nine DWI arrests, 20 for underage consumption and 105 miscellaneous traffic violations reported.

• From June 17-24, there were 16 property-damage accidents, eight personal injury accidents, four hit-and-run accidents, four car-vs-deer accidents, 11 DWI arrests, one for underage consumption and 104 miscellaneous traffic violations reported.

Wright County Attorney’s Office court sentences:

• Jacob Todd Smith, 40, of Monticello, was sentenced on June 11 to 364 days jail, 354 days stayed on two years probation, must serve 10 days, 30 days electronic alcohol home monitoring, and fined $200.00 for DWI, operating a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration 0.08 within two hours.

• Brian William Foster, 41, of Big Lake, was sentenced on June 13 to 364 days jail, 362 days stayed on two years probation, must serve two days, fined $500 and 64 hours community work service for DWI, operating a vehicle with alcohol concentration 0.08.

• Jordan Joseph Gustafson, 25, of Big Lake, was sentenced on June 13 to 364 days jail, 362 days stayed on two years probation, must serve two days, and fined $300 for fifth-degree assault, a gross misdemeanor.

• Jacob Edward King, 29, of Monticello, was sentenced on June 17 to 30 days electronic alcohol home monitoring for probation violation for drugs, fifth-degree possession of Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4 drugs.

• Phillip Charles Workcuff, 37, of Monticello, was sentenced on June 18 to 364 days jail, 349 days stayed on two years probation, must serve 15 days, and fined $300 for DWI, operating a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration 0.08.

• Carter William Hiehle, 26, of Monticello, was sentenced on June 20 in two separate cases. In the first case, was sentenced to 364 days jail, 361 days stayed on two years probation, must serve three days, and fined $100 for DWI, operating a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration 0.08 within two hours. In the second case, he was sentenced to 90 days jail, 88 days stayed on one year probation, must serve two days, and fined $100 for disorderly conduct after being offensive/abusive/boisterous/noisy/obscene.

Monticello Fire Department calls:

• Mutual aid to Buffalo at 11:15 a.m. June 11

• Commercial fire alarm on Cedar Street at 3:36 p.m. June 11

• Motor vehicle accident on Interstate 94 near mile marker 198 at 4:11 p.m. June 12

• Motor vehicle accident on Broadway East and Highland Way at 6:52 p.m. June 12

• Motor vehicle accident on 4th Street East at 6:14 p.m. June 13

• Medical call on River Street West at 9:39 a.m. June 14

• Elevator rescue on Edmonson Avenue NE at 5:59 p.m. June 14

• Residential fire alarm on Clementa Avenue NW at 3:11 p.m. June 15

• Residential fire alarm on Innsbrook Court at 3:27 p.m. June 16

• Structure fire on Fieldcrest Circle at 5:17 p.m. June 16

DNR Conservation Officer’s Report

• CO Trent Seamans (Big Lake) focused patrols on angling and boating activity. Additional time was spent following up on complaints in the Sand Dunes State Forest and assisting with the Conservation Officer’s Academy. Enforcement action included operating a watercraft with an infant passenger who was not wearing a life jacket and storing an RV in the Sand Dunes State Forest. Seamans also attended an area lake association meeting.

• CO Adam Stennett (Annandale) investigated a TIP report of two juveniles catching and killing small fish and throwing them back in the water. Stennett spoke with the anglers, who claimed they were catching small carp, and killed them because they thought that’s what they were supposed to do. Stennett reminded them of the need to remove any killed fish from the water and to not throw them back or leave them on the bank. Carp may be released back to the water alive. An angler was found to be in possession of a northern pike within the protected slot limit. The fish was released, and enforcement action was taken. Recreational vehicle traffic has been high. Multiple stops were made for illegal ATV operation on area highways and ditches. Other enforcement action for the week included operating personal watercraft after hours, failure to display boat registration, operating without boat navigation lights and fishing without a license.

• CO Brett Fox (St. Cloud) spent time patrolling for ATV, angling and watercraft activity. Fox spent time focusing patrols on the Mississippi River. Fox also spent time patrolling the shores of the river on foot. Violations this past week included fishing without a license and watercraft-registration issues.