WEST BATH

Cases of local interest heard in Sagadahoc County courts in October:

Phillip Keller, Jr., 27, of Brunswick, guilty of failing to make an oral or written accident report, $400 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 7.

Leon C. Kelley, 63, of Georgetown, a charge of molesting or disturbing lobster gear was dismissed, for an incident in Georgetown on July 2.

Patricia King, 55, of Limington, guilty of theft, $100 fine, for an incident in Freeport on Aug. 20.

Benjamin D. Labbey, 22, of Topsham, guilty of unlawful use of a permit, $250 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 22.

Zachary Lambert, 21, of Bath, possession of marijuana, up to 1 / ounce, adjudicated, $420 fine; a charge of sale and use of drug paraphernalia was pled to another charge, for an incident in Bath on Sept. 1.

Stacy B. Laughton, 38, of Portland, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Bath on June 22.

Timothy Lewis, 36, of Bath, guilty of two charges of violating condition of release, sentenced to 15 days in jail, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 11; a charge of violating condition of release was pled to anther charge, for an incident in Wiscasset on Sept. 24.

Joshua Lewit, 38, of Framingham, Mass., guilty of speeding 30+ mph over the limit, $500 fine, for an incident in Bowdoinham on Aug. 10.

Niko S. Simmons Ley, 19, of South Portland, guilty of criminal mischief, $250 fine, $459 restitution, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 31.

James Randall Lindsey, 61, of Lisbon Falls, a charge of operating a vehicle without a license was dismissed, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 7.

Anthony A. Linkovich, 33, of Topsham, guilty by default of sale and use of drug paraphernalia, $300 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 14.

Jason Mackenzie, 35, of Bath, sale and use of drug paraphernalia, adjudicated, $100 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 23.

Joseph Marco, 44, of Bath, parole violation, for criminal threatening and terrorizing charges on May 3, 2009, sentenced to eight months in jail, probation partially revoked, probation continued, for an incident in Phippsburg.

Peter Marriner, 21, of Topsham, guilty of attaching false plates, $100 fine, for an incident on Oct. 1.

Parker Matheson, 19, of Freeport, guilty by default of sale and use of drug paraphernalia, $300 fine; guilty by default of possession of marijuana up to 1 / ounce, $350 fine, for an incident in Freeport on July 31.

Ryan A. McDougall, 28, of Brunswick, possession of marijuana, up to 1 / ounce, adjudicated, $350 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 16.

Logan McGuire, 18, guilty of failure to register a vehicle, $150 fine, for an incident in Bowdoin on Aug. 23.

Katelyn A. McLaughlin, 19, of Topsham, guilty of operating without a license, $250 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 22.

Sean Michaud, 20, of Auburn, sale and use of drug paraphernalia, offense committed, $300 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 9.

Janine C. Monroe, 44, of Harpswell, guilty of operating under the influence, one prior, $700 fine, six months in jail, all but 10 days suspended, stayed until May 1, 2014, one year probation, license suspended three years; two charges of unlawful possession of a scheduled drug were pled to other charges, for an incident in West Bath on July 4.

Stephanie Moore, 20, of West Bath, guilty of a minor consuming liquor, $200 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 21.

Frank Morgan, 48, of Bath, guilty of two charges of possession of sexually explicit material of a minor under the age of 12, sentenced to four months in jail, stayed until Oct. 23, two years probation; three charges of possession of sexually explicit material on May 27, June 20 and July 11, 2011, one additional charge of possession of sexually explicit material of a minor under the age of 12 on Oct. 12, 2011, and six charges of dissemination of sexually explicit material on Oct. 12, 2011, were pled to other charges, for incidents in Bath.

Tiffany R. Morin, 25, of Harpswell, guilty of unlawful drug trafficking, sentenced to 21 months in jail for an incident in Topsham on Jan. 18, 2012.

Christopher Michael Morse, 20, of Bath, guilty of theft, $300 fine, 48 hours in jail stayed until Oct. 13, $105 restitution for an incident in Bath on July 2.

Brady Murray, 18, of Topsham, a minor possessing liquor, adjudicated, $200 fine, for an incident in Bowdoin on Aug. 31.

Brandon Murray, 18, of Harpswell, minor consuming liquor, offense committed, $200 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 15.

Michael R. Nadeau, 30, of Lewiston, guilty of theft, $300 fine, $300 suspended, for an incident in Topsham on Dec. 6, 2011.

Eric T. Napoleon, 20, of Bowdoin, guilty of attaching false plates, $250 fine; guilty of violating condition of release, $250 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 14.

Chelsea A. O’Brien, 23, of Freeport, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, for an incident in Freeport on Aug. 1.

Tyler James O’Donnell, 24, of Standish, parole violation on a Sept. 6, 2011 charge of burglary in Topsham, sentenced to 95 days in jail, probation partially revoked, probation continued.

Michael Pajak, 18, of Woolwich, a charge of driving to endanger was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident on Freeport on Aug. 18.

Jessica Perry, 30, of Bath, guilty of operating while license suspended or revoked, $500 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 7.

Ellen Pettingill-Wolfe, 46, of Bath, guilty of operating while license suspended or revoked, $250 fine; a charge of failing to stop or provide information was pled to another charge, for an incident in Bath on July 26.

Dale Pinette, 34, of Georgetown, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in West Bath on April 29.

Savannah B. Porter, 18, of Lisbon, guilty of operating while suspended or revoked, $250 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 30.

David Reznik, 81, of Cliffside Park, N.J., guilty of speeding 30+ mph over the limit, $700 fine, for an incident in Richmond on Feb. 26.

Michael W. Rice, 52, of Phippsburg, guilty of operating under the influence, $750 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Phippsburg on March 29.

Amy R. Roberts, 34, of Wiscasset, a charge of theft was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Feb. 4.

Jason Rogenes, 42 of Georgetown, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, sentenced to 48 hours in jail, stayed until Oct. 10, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Georgetown on July 20.

Nicholas R. Rudolph, 19, of Augusta, guilty of domestic violence assault, sentenced to five months in jail; guilty of obstructing the report of a crime, sentenced to 30 days in jail; a charge of aggravated criminal trespass was pled to another charge, for an incident in Richmond on July 29; guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to two years, six months in jail, all but seven months suspended, two years probation, for an incident in Richmond on Sept. 4.

Natasha L. Sanchez, 22, of Jefferson, guilty of unlawful drug trafficking, sentenced to 90 days in jail, stayed until April 1, 2014, for an incident on Jan. 17; guilty of unlawful drug trafficking, sentenced to three years in jail, all but 90 days suspended, stayed until April 4, 2014, two years probation, for an incident on Jan. 23, both incidents in Topsham.

Ashley Santano, 23, of Whitefield, guilty of driving to endanger, $600 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 17.

Dana Santos, 23, of New Bedford, Mass., guilty by default of possession of marijuana, up to 1 / ounce, $350 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 7.

David W. Smith, 22, of Topsham, guilty of operating while license suspended or revoked, with priors, $500 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 29.

Mark Smith, 39, of Topsham, violation of condition of release, sentenced to 20 days in jail, stayed until Oct. 11; guilty of theft by receiving stolen property, five years in jail, all but 20 days suspended, stayed until Oct. 11, two years probation, $2,300 restitution; and criminal simulation, sentenced to 20 days in jail, stayed until Oct. 11, 2013; three charges of theft by receiving stolen property and one charge of criminal simulation were pled to other charges, for an incident in Topsham on Sept. 11, 2012.

Liam Stenberg, 24, of Lisbon, guilty of driving to endanger, $575 fine, license suspended 30 days; guilty of unlawful drug possession, $400 fine, sentenced to 21 days stayed until Oct. 14; and operating under the influence, $10 fine, $10 suspended; charges of attaching false plates and unlawful furnishing of a scheduled drug were pled to other charges, for an incident in Topsham on Nov. 27, 2011.

Alex Stewart, 20, of Topsham, a minor consuming liquor, adjudicated, $200 fine, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 21.

Lori Ann Stewart, 21, of Bath, a charge of operating without a license was dismissed, for an incident in Topsham on July 11.

Ronald L. Theriault, 24, of Auburn, guilty of operating without a license, $300 fine, $100 suspended, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 2.

Jeremy Thompson, 25, of Bowdoin, guilty of speeding: 30+ mph over the limit, $500 fine, for an incident in Topsham on July 27.

Nathaniel Thorpe, 31, of Bath, guilty of attaching false plates, $200 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 19.

Kenneth Trask, 59, of Bath, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Bath on Aug. 21.

Sharon Turner, 55, of Bowdoin, keeping a dangerous dog, offense committed, $500; a charge of allowing a dog to be at large was pled to another charge, for an incident in Bowdoin on July 12.

Kristine K. Vaughn, 31, of Gray, a charge of operating a vehicle while license suspended or revoked was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 12.

Jonathan Vizzini, of Stamford, Conn., possession of marijuana, up to 1 / ounce, $350 fine, for an incident in Bath on Oct. 4.

Roy R. Wandell, 64, of Freeport, two charges of operating under the influence were transferred to Superior Court, for incidents in Freeport on Aug. 5.

Mark J. Watrous, 32, of Bath, guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to two days in jail, for an incident in Bath on July 15, 2012.

Stephen R. White, 33, of Windham, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, 48 hours in jail, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Bath on May 11.

Joel Williams, 40, of Unity, guilty of operating while license suspended or revoked, with priors, $500 fine; a charge of possessing a revoked, mutilated, fictitious or fraudulent license or ID card was pled to another charge, for an incident in Topsham on May 15.

Crystal Wood, 34, of Bristol, guilty of criminal mischief, sentenced to 30 days in jail, stayed until Nov. 15, for an incident in Bowdoinham on April 17; guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to seven days in jail, stayed until Nov. 15; guilty of operating a vehicle after habitual-offender revocation, with priors, $1,000 fine, one year in jail, all but six months suspended, stayed until Nov. 15, 2013, one year probation; and guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, $500 suspended, license suspended 90 days; a charge of aggravated operating a vehicle after habitual-offender revocation, with priors, was pled to another charge, for an incident in Topsham on July 5.

Chad Ximiness, 47, of Brunswick, guilty of burning without a permit, $100 fine, $110 restitution, for an incident in Bowdoin Aug. 24.

Ryan P. Barrows, 25, of Brunswick, charges of criminal mischief and domestic violence reckless conduct, were transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on Aug. 16.

Jessica L. Bennett, 31, of Brunswick, charges of violating the condition of release and theft were transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on July 3.

Nicholas l. Blake, 28, of South Paris, guilty of violating condition of release, two days in jail stayed until Nov. 18; a charge of unlawful drug possession was pled to another charge, for an incident in Topsham on May 19.

Brittany Boshea, 27, of Brunswick, charges of criminal mischief and violating condition of release were transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on July 27.