Arrests, sentencings, fire calls for July 11

Wright County Sheriff arrests:

• Jennifer Lee Misamore, 44, of Big Lake was arrested in Hubbard County July 2 on a Wright County warrant for fifth-degree controlled substance.

• Miriam Rosanelly Flores, 39, of Cokato was arrested in Monticello July 4 on a charge of third- degree DWI.

• Ke’Ara Michelle Williams, 24, of Montrose was arrested in Monticello July 5 on a charge of violation of a domestic abuse order for protection.

• Brandon Axel Meza, 21, of Monticello was arrested in Monticello July 6 on a charge of violation of a domestic abuse no contact order.

Wright County Sheriff by the numbers:

From July 1-8, there were 35 property-damage accidents, three personal-injury accidents, six hit-and-run accidents, four car-vs-deer accidents, six DWI arrests, 22 for underage consumption and 122 miscellaneous traffic violations reported.

Wright County Attorney’s Office court sentences:

• Kevin Michael Melvin, 48, of Big Lake, was sentenced on July 2 to 364 days jail, 362 days stayed on two years probation, must serve two days, along with 32 hours community work service and a $50 fine for DWI, operating a motor vehicle with alcohol concentration 0.08 within two hours.

• Jason Edward Ekstrand, 52, of Monticello, was sentenced on July 3 to 15 days electronic home monitoring for probation violation for an environmental negligent violation.

Monticello Fire Department calls for service:

• Motor vehicle accident on Interstate 94 near mile marker 194 at 5:01 p.m. June 24

• Vehicle fire on Interstate 94 and Highway 25 at 12:06 p.m. June 25

• Medical call on Aetna Avenue NE at 2:29 a.m. June 27

• Residential fire alarm on Golf Course Road at 3:19 p.m. June 28

• Commercial fire alarm on Seventh Street West at 2:46 p.m. June 30

• Elevator rescue on Edmonson Avenue NE at 5:42 p.m. June 30

DNR Conservation Officer’s Report:

• CO Trent Seamans (Big Lake) focused patrol activity on sport fishing and boating safety. Unfortunately, many folks were not following the rules over the busy weekend. Violations encountered included fishing without a license, fishing with extra lines, and operating a motorboat under the influence of alcohol.

• CO Adam Stennett (Annandale) worked fishing, boating and ATV enforcement. Area lakes saw heavy traffic due to the holiday weekend. Two anglers were found to be in possession of four walleyes, three of which were over 20 inches. Enforcement action was taken for an overlimit, having more than one walleye over 20 inches. Operation Dry Water was worked throughout the Fourth of July weekend. Stennett made an arrest for boating while intoxicated and assisted Seamans with another. Other enforcement action for the week included boat registration issues, jet ski violations, not having enough life jackets on board a boat, operating ATVs on state highways, ATV-passenger violations, and open containers of alcohol on ATVs.