Walter Ramos, 45, of Springfield. Admitted to sufficient facts for trespassing, in Whately by state police, fined $100. Charge of intimidating a witness, a juror, police or court official, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Michael E. Hulslander, 28, of High Street, Greenfield. Pleaded guilty to discharging a BB gun/air rifle on a right of way, fined $50.
Jonathan F. Hardy, 35, of McClelland Farm Road, Deerfield. Charge of operating with suspended license, to be dismissed on payment of $50 court costs.
Leland J. Herrett, 27, of Park Street, Turners Falls. Charge of operating with suspended license, in Montague by state police, to be dismissed on payment of $50 court costs. Found not responsible for improper operation of a motor vehicle, and failure to notify the Registry of Motor Vehicles of change of name or address.
Greenfield, June 27,
Judge Laurie MacLeod
Richard P. Bickom, 39, of Bellingham. Pleaded guilty to violation of abuse prevention order, in Montague, sentenced to two years in the house of correction, direct. Pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a family or household member, subsequent offense, sentenced to the same two years in the house of correction, direct and concurrent with the sentence in count one, and must provide a DNA sample to the state data bank, but the fee for that is waived in this case. Charge of intimidating a witness, a juror, police or court official, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth.
Richard P. Bickom, 39, of Bellingham. Charge of violation of abuse prevention order, in Montague, different date from previous case, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth.
Richard P. Bickom, 39, of Bellingham. Pleaded guilty to violation of abuse prevention order, in Montague, different date from previous cases, sentenced to two years in the house of correction, direct, and concurrent with the first case listed here.
Raymond L. Segarra, 43, of Wells Street, Greenfield. Pleaded innocent to assault with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a knife, two charges of intimidating a witness, a juror, police or court official, one charge of violation of a harassment prevention order, second charge of assault with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a knife again, but with different named alleged victim, a civil rights violation, and two charges of threatening to commit a crime, to wit, murder in both charges, bail set at $100 cash, continued to 8/1/16 for pretrial conference.
Rita M. Desanto, 66, of Clifton Park, N.Y. Found responsible for speeding, in Charlemont, fined $100, plus head-injury assessment of $50. Charge of using a motor vehicle without authority, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Christopher J. Ringenback, 25, of Seymour, Conn. Pleaded innocent to possession of a Class B drug, to wit, cocaine, and number plate violation, in Bernardston by state police, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/22/16 for pretrial conference.
Orange, June 27,
Judge David S. Ross
Joseph J. Phillips, 47, of Cottage Street, Athol. Pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a family or household member, sentenced to one year in the house of correction, with credit for time served. Pleaded guilty to intimidating a witness, a juror, police or court official, and sentenced to one year in the house of correction, concurrent with count one. Pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property under $250 value, sentenced to two months in the house of correction, concurrent with count one. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, or perform 16 hours community service.
Joseph J. Phillips, 47, of Cottage Street, Athol. Pleaded guilty to negligent operation of a motor vehicle, different date from previous case, sentenced to one year in the house of correction, direct, and concurrent with sentences in the previous case. Pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of property damage, also sentenced to one year in the house of correction, and concurrent with the sentences in the previous case. Charge of unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, filed with defendant’s consent. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, or perform 16 hours community service.
Kelsey M. Hurlburt, 19, of South Main Street, Orange. Pleaded innocent to possession of a Class A drug, to wit, heroin and possession of a Class E drug, to wit, Suboxone, released on personal recognizance, advised of right to drug examination, continued to 8/8/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, or perform 16 hours community service.
David J. Vaniderstine, 57, of Old Main Street, New Salem. Pleaded innocent to operating under the influence of liquor, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, and failure to stop or yield, in Athol, released on personal recognizance, continued to 7/29/16 for pretrial conference.
Julieta L. Romero, 30, of Third Street, Turners Falls. Found responsible for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, in Leverett, fined $50 to be paid forthwith. Found not responsible for marked lanes violation.
Christi L. Newton, 39, listed as homeless, of Greenfield. Pleaded innocent to larceny under $250 value, released on personal recognizance, continued to 7/25/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Joseph M. Young, 52, of Ludlow. Pleaded innocent to violation of abuse prevention order, in Greenfield, released on personal recognizance, continued to 7/15/16 for pretrial conference.
Eric E. Baker Jr., 27, of Route 2, Charlemont. Pleaded innocent to assault and battery on a pregnant victim, in Charlemont by state police, released on personal recognizance, must have no abuse of alleged victim, must have no alcohol, and subject to testing, continued to 8/1/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Margie M. Mitchell, 54, of Graves Street, South Deerfield. Placed on pretrial probation until 9/28/16 for disturbing the peace.
John C. DeForest, 38, of Holyoke. Found responsible for no inspection sticker, in Greenfield by state police, fined $50. Charges of receiving stolen property, operating with suspended registration, and uninsured motor vehicle, all dismissed on request of the Commonwealth.
Austin C. Sikes, 69, of South Newfane, Vt. Admitted to sufficient facts for negligent operation of a motor vehicle, placed on probation until 12/27/17, with head-injury assessment of $250, and victim-witness assessment of $50, must have no alcohol, and subject to testing, and must attend Veteran’s Court. Must pay $65 per month probation supervision fee.
Krystal Radzuik, 22, of Central Street, Erving. Found responsible for being the owner or person in control of a motor vehicle who permitted such vehicle to be operated by a person who was unlicensed or whose license had been suspended or revoked, in Northfield, fined $50.
Jason Rubalcaba, 39, of Boeme, Texas. Pleaded innocent to violation of abuse prevention order, in Greenfield, ordered held up to 120 days pending a dangerousness hearing, C276, Section 56a form filed by the Commonwealth, and allegation of abuse under C276 Section 56A found, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference.
Jason Rubalcaba, 39, of Boeme, Texas. Pleaded innocent to four charges of violation of abuse prevention orders, and one charge of criminal harassment, in Greenfield, ordered held up to 120 days pending a dangerousness hearing, C276, Section 56a form filed by the Commonwealth, and allegation of abuse under C276 Section 56A found, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference.
Jason Rubalcaba, 39, of Boeme, Texas. Pleaded innocent to violation of abuse prevention order, in Greenfield, different date from previous case, ordered held up to 120 days pending a dangerousness hearing, C276, Section 56a form filed by the Commonwealth, and allegation of abuse under C276 Section 56A found, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference.
Jason Rubalcaba, 39, of Boeme, Texas. Pleaded innocent to violation of abuse prevention order, in Greenfield, different date from previous cases, ordered held up to 120 days pending a dangerousness hearing, C276, Section 56a form filed by the Commonwealth, and allegation of abuse under C276 Section 56A found, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference.
Jason Rubalcaba, 39, of Boeme, Texas. Pleaded innocent to stalking in violation of a restraining order, in Greenfield, different date from previous cases, also ordered held up to 120 days pending as dangerousness hearing, with same C276, Section 56a form filed by the Commonwealth, and allegation of abuse under C276 Section 56A found, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference.
Jesus Bermudez, 22, of Springfield. Found responsible for speeding, in Whately, fined $50 with head-injury assessment of $50, Charge of operating with suspended license, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth.
Milton Ovalle-Gonzalez, 27, of Broadview Heights, Turners Falls. Found responsible for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, and no inspection sticker, in Deerfield by state police, fined $50 on each charge. Found not responsible for unregistered motor vehicle.
Miguel Fuentes, 36, of Riverside Drive, Greenfield. Pleaded innocent to possessing a Class D drug, to wit, marijuana with intent to distribute, and operating with suspended license, released on personal recognizance, advised of right to drug examination, continued to 7/28/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Keegan N. Herringshaw, 21, of Graves Street, South Deerfield. Pleaded innocent to negligent operation of a motor vehicle, speeding, and marked lanes violation, in Greenfield, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/4/16 for pretrial conference.