Criminal Superior

The following criminal judgments have been rendered in Moore County Superior Court.

Sept. 7, 2010

Juan Guttierez Guttierez, felony indecent liberties with a child, 10 to 12 months in prison, suspended, 12 months supervised probation or less, serve 58 days in jail and credit for time served, register as sex offender, court will decide if GPS monitoring is necessary; felony statutory rape/sex offense, voluntary dismissal; felony solicit child by computer, voluntary dismissal.

Carl G. Justice, felony probation violation, sentence activated, modified to four to five months in prison, work release allowed, if $543 is paid by Oct. 20 probation will be terminated, if not paid report to jail within 24 hours.

Hali McInnis, misdemeanor probation violation-out of county, sentence activated, 30 days in jail and credit for time served.

Jason C. Presley, felony probation violation, sentence activated, seven to nine months in prison, work release allowed, credit 85 days served, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Marquese D. Steadwell, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver dihydrocodeinone, six to eight months in prison, suspended, 36 months supervised probation and six months intensive, sere 30 days in jail set by probation within 180 days from today, 100 hours community service within 12 months and fee, comply with six months day reporting center, searches/tests for controlled substances, contraband and firearms, earn GED within first two years of probation, abide by household rules, pay $155 drug fund fee, attorney fees and $50 appointed counsel fee; felony sell dihydrocodeinone, six to eight months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence and 36 months supervised probation; felony deliver dihydrocodeinone, six to eight months in prison, suspended and 36 months supervised probation; felony trafficking in opium by possession, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by sell, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by deliver, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by transport, voluntary dismissal.

Sept. 8, 2010

Lauren A. Andrews, felony sell marijuana, eight to 10 months in prison, credit four days, suspended, 36 months supervised probation and six months intensive, attend/reside in substance abuse treatment program, DART, probation has the discretion for day reporting center, warrantless searches/tests for controlled substances, contraband, firearms and stolen goods, earn GED within first 12 months of probation, do not associate with persons, places and Pinecrest Plaza identified by probation, pay $210 drug fund fee, $600 SBI lab fee and court costs.

Kenneth A. Bennett, felony sell cocaine consolidated with felony possess with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, 16 to 20 months in prison, suspended, 36 months supervised probation and six months intensive, probation has discretion for electronic house arrest, comply with searches/tests for controlled substances, contraband, stolen goods and firearms, do not associate with individuals and places identified by probation, pay $600 SBI lab fee, $70 drug fund fee, attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee and court costs; felony possess with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, voluntary dismissal; felony deliver cocaine, voluntary dismissal; driving while license revoked, voluntary dismissal; felony possession of cocaine, voluntary dismissal.

Hazel T. Blake, felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 10 to 12 months in prison, suspended, 24 months supervised probation, six months day reporting center, do not associate with individual or places identified by probation, pay $600 SBI lab fee, $540 drug fund fee, attorney fees and $50 appointed counsel fee; felony trafficking in opium by possession, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by sell, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by deliver, voluntary dismissal; felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule II controlled substances, voluntary dismissal; felony deliver schedule II controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

Brandon M. Bowden, felony probation violation, sentence activated, six to eight months in prison, credit 86 days, work release allowed and pay all outstanding monies owed; felony sell cocaine consolidated with felony possess with intent to sell or deliver marijuana, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver cocaine and felony possession of a firearm by a felon, 12 to 15 months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, work release allowed, comply with DART, pay attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee, $600 SBI lab fee and court costs; felony possess with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, voluntary dismissal; felony cocaine, voluntary dismissal; felony possession of marijuana, voluntary dismissal; misdemeanor possess drug paraphernalia, voluntary dismissal; felony maintain vehicle, dwelling or place for controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

William H. Mitchell, felony probation violation, continue on probation, serve 75 days in prison, if $1,000 is paid by noon on Sept. 10 the probation is terminated and release from jail, failure to pay probation will be extended five months from July 7.

Isabel Rangel Rosales, two counts felony conspire to traffic in cocaine, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in cocaine, voluntary dismissal; two counts felony trafficking in cocaine by transporting 28 grams or more but less than 200 grams consolidated with felony conspire to sell/deliver cocaine, 35 to 42 months in prison, work release allowed, pay $6,050 drug fund fee, $75 intensive probation fee, $50,000 fine, attorney fees and $50 appointed counsel fee.

Savannah S. Saunders, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule II controlled substances, six to eight months in prison, work release allowed, credit for any time served, pay attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee, $1,200 SBI lab fee and court costs; felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 13 to 16 months in prison to run a the expiration of previous sentence, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay $320 restitution to drug fund; felony sell and deliver counterfeit controlled substances, six to eight months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, pay attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee and $1,200 SBI lab fee; felony trafficking in opium by possession, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by sell, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by deliver, voluntary dismissal; felony trafficking in opium by transport, voluntary dismissal; felony deliver schedule II controlled substances, voluntary dismissal; felony possess with intent to sell and deliver counterfeit controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

William L. Strickland, three counts felonious restraint consolidated with two counts felony second-degree kidnapping, 46 to 65 months in prison, work release allowed, credit for any time served, comply with DART and pay court costs; three counts felony first-degree kidnapping, voluntary dismissal; five counts felony firearm enhancement, voluntary dismissal; two counts felonious restraint, voluntary dismissal.

Ryan J. White, felony accessory after-the-fact to voluntary manslaughter, 19 to 23 months in prison, total credit 1,071 days, court does not recommend work release, comply with psychological treatment, security threat group evaluation, not to be housed by individuals identified by court, pay attorney fees and court costs; felony possession of firearm by a felon, 15 to 18 months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, work release not recommended by court and comply with same conditions in previous sentence; felony murder, voluntary dismissal; felony breaking and/or entering, voluntary dismissal.

Sept. 9, 2010

Shaun R. Bowden, two counts felony probation violation, sentence activated, eight to 10 months in prison to run concurrent, work release allowed and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Heath J. Ferguson, felony first-degree burglary consolidated with felony robbery with dangerous weapon, 94 to 122 months in prison, court does not recommend work release, comply with DART, pay $258 restitution, attorney fees and $50 appointed counsel fee; felony obstruction of justice, eight to 10 months in prison, suspended, 60 days active and credit for time served, comply with curfew set by probation, do not associate with individuals and places identified by court, pay attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee and court costs; felony second-degree kidnapping, voluntary dismissal; felony larceny, voluntary dismissal; felony possess stolen goods/property, voluntary dismissal; felony identity theft, voluntary dismissal; fictitious information to officer, voluntary dismissal.

Nalani P. Gouveia, felony conspiracy to sell and deliver oxycodone consolidated with felony sell oxycodone, 15 to 18 months in prison, suspended, 36 months supervised probation and six months intensive, comply with warrantless searches/tests for controlled substances, contraband, firearms, stolen goods and alcohol, attend or reside in substance abuse treatment program determined by probation including DART as an option and day reporting center, do not associate with individuals, B.P. Store in Aberdeen or other places identified by probation, testify truthfully if called upon, pay $170 drug fund fee and court costs; felony deliver oxycodone, voluntary dismissal.

John A. Graham II, misdemeanor breaking and/or entering, 45 days in prison, suspended, 24 months supervised probation, 75 hours community service within 90 days and fee, comply with searches/tests, do not associate with victim or other individuals and places identified by probation, testify truthfully if called upon, pay $250 restitution to victim, attorney fees, $50 appointed counsel fee and court costs; misdemeanor larceny, 45 days in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, suspended, 24 months supervised probation.

Billy W. Jackson, felony probation violation, sentence activated, six to eight months in prison, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Derrick Marshall, felony probation violation, six to eight months in prison, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed; felony probation violation, sentence activated, four to five months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, work release allowed and comply with DART.

Terry L. Privett, felony possession of cocaine consolidated with felony larceny of dog and habitual felon, 80 to 105 months in prison to run at the expiration of sentence now serving, pay attorney fees and court costs.

Peter D. Rock, misdemeanor probation violation, sentence activated, 30 days in prison, credit for any time served, work release allowed, pay attorney fees and $50 appointed counsel fee; felony probation violation, sentence activated, six to eight months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, work release allowed and comply with DART.

Raymond J. Rudolph Jr., felony probation violation, sentence activated, four to five months in prison, work release allowed, credit 55 days and pay all outstanding monies owed; driving while license revoked, voluntary dismissal.

Gregory A. Sheffield, felony probation violation, sentence activated and modified, six to eight months in prison, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed.