Orange, July 11,
Judge Laurie MacLeod
David J. Vaniderstine, 57, of Old Main Street, New Salem. Admitted to sufficient facts for operating under the influence of liquor, in Athol, and sufficient facts found, but continued without a finding until 7/10/17, with 45-day mandatory loss of license, plus $250 head-injury assessment, OUI fee of $250, OUI victim’s assessment of $50, and victim witness fee of $50. Must take and complete the driver alcohol education program, and pay the fee of $707.76. Charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth. Found not responsible for failure to stop or yield. Must pay $65 per month probation supervision fee.
Sarah J. Nazzaro, 24, of Leominster. Admitted to sufficient facts for operating under the influence of liquor, in Orange by state police, and sufficient facts found, but continued without a finding until 7/10/17, with 45-day mandatory loss of license, plus head-injury assessment of $250, OUI victims assessment of $50, and victim-witness assessment of $50, Must take and complete the driver alcohol education program, but the fee of $707.76 is waived in this case. Found not responsible for possessing an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee. Must pay $65 per month probation supervision fee.
Desseray Cabral, 27, of McGregory Street, Athol. Charge of being a fugitive from justice on a court warrant, in Athol, was not prosecuted, as according to a written statement from a counsel in the district attorney’s office, the state of Florida will remove the warrant from the national extradition list, and won’t be requesting extradition from this Commonwealth.
Richard W. Bukowski Jr., 59, of West Street, Greenfield. Pleaded innocent to operating under the influence of liquor, second offense and speeding, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/12/16 for pretrial conference.
Brad D. Clark, 51, of North Prescott Road, New Salem. Pleaded innocent to assault and battery on a family or household member, in Greenfield, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/24/16 for pretrial conference.
Timothy A. Jamison, 31, of Hartford, Conn. Pleaded innocent to trafficking in 18 grams or more, or less than 36 grams, of heroin/morphine/opium, operating with suspended license, subsequent offense, having a window obstructed/nontransparent, number plate violation to conceal identification, failing to apply for a motor vehicle title, unregistered motor vehicle, and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, in Bernardston by state police, bail set at $5,000 cash, or $50,000 surety, continued to 8/12/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, with $50 legal counsel contribution.
Stacey L. Lawrence, 41, of East River Street, Orange. Pleaded innocent to two charges of improper use of a credit card under $250, released on personal recognizance, continued to 7/26/16 for pretrial conference.
Jason V. Power, 43, of Holland. Admitted to sufficient facts for vandalizing property, in Athol, and sufficient facts found, but continued without a finding until 7/11/17, must take and complete the anger management program, must make $500 restitution today, and must pay $515 per month until the $5,000 restitution is paid. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, or perform 16 hours community service.
Mark A. Copeland, 41, of Springfield. Charge of unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, in Sunderland, fined $100, and decriminalized, to wit, converted to a civil complaint.
Karrissa M. Lareau, 31, of Avenue C, Turners Falls. Charge of operating with suspended registration, in Greenfield by state police, to be dismissed on payment of $50 court costs.
Chelsea H. Tela, 24, of Hillside Road, Montague. Pleaded innocent to operating under the influence of liquor, second offense, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, and marked lanes violation, released on personal recognizance, continued to 7/21/16 for pretrial conference.
Allen F. Smith, 50, of North Caldwell Road, Northfield. Pleaded innocent to setting a fire in the open, and interfering with a firefighter, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/24/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Allen F. Smith, 50, of North Caldwell Road, Northfield. Pleaded innocent to setting a fire in the open and threatening to commit a crime, to wit, assault and battery, different date from previous case, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/24/16 for pretrial conference.
Daniela D. Dubrey, 48, of Laurel Mountain Road, Whately. Charge of assault and battery on a family or household member, in Whately by state police, was not prosecuted, as according to a written statement from a counsel in the district attorney’s office, after speaking with the victim this is in the best interest of justice. Charge of assault and battery on a police officer, fined $500. Charge of resisting arrest, fined another $500.Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Whitney M. Orr, 24, of Hampden. Pleaded innocent to operating under the influence of liquor, and speeding in violation of special traffic regulation, in Sunderland, released on personal recognizance, continued to 8/24/16 for pretrial conference.
Joel A. Porter, 57, of Putney, Vt. Found responsible for miscellaneous motor vehicle equipment violation, and no license in possession, on charges dating back to 5/15/2000, in Whately by state police, fined $35 on each charge. Charge of possession of marijuana, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth.
Adam J. Reed, 41, of Deerfield Street, Conway. Pleaded guilty to operating under the influence of liquor, second offense, placed on probation until 7/12/18, with two-year loss of license, and no driving until the Registry of Motor Vehicles reinstates the license, fined $500, plus $100 surfine, head injury assessment of $250, OUI victims assessment of $50, and victim witness assessment of $50. Must take and complete 14-day inpatient alcohol education program and take any after care recommended, and pay the fee of $1,050. Charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle, and failure to stop for police, were both dismissed on request of the Commonwealth. Found not responsible for marked lanes violation, Must pay $65 per month probation supervision fee.
Patrick J. Johnson, 53, of West Leyden Road, Colrain. Charges of disturbing the peace, and breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor, in Greenfield, were not prosecuted, after meeting with the victims and witnesses, the Commonwealth received information which raises significant doubt as to defendant’s involvement in this matter; based on this information, this is in the best interest of justice.
Benjamin J. Veaudry, 23, of Vernon, Vt. Placed on pretrial probation until 1/13/17 for assault and battery in Shelburne by state police, and must have no abuse of (a named person). Must pay $150 legal counsel fee, and $100 legal counsel contribution.
Michael D. Chamberlain, 27, of Oakland Avenue, of Athol. Pleaded innocent to breaking and entering into a building in the daytime with intent to commit a felony, and larceny over $250, in Montague, bail set at $100 cash, continued to 8/8/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Gregory Fisher, 23, of Bayberry Court, Greenfield. Charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a knife, dismissed on request of the Commonwealth. Charge of operating with suspended license, moved to 9/7/16 for pretrial conference.
Greenfield, July 14,
Judge William Mazanec III
Ricky T. Rattanavilay, 28, of South Street, Bernardston. Pleaded innocent to assault and battery and wanton destruction of property under $250, released on personal recognizance, and must stay away from a specified address on South Street in Bernardston, continued to 8/4/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.
Dennis Semidey, 34, of Federal Street, Millers Falls. Pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a family or household member, sentenced to 60 days in the house of correction, and given credit for 60 days.
Kevin Klaiber, 28, listed as homeless, of Greenfield. Charge of malicious damage to a motor vehicle, was not prosecuted, as according to a written statement from a counsel in the district attorney’s office, after reviewing the police report, there is no evidence to present on the damage element, or the charge; as a result, this is necessary.
Chela Oquendo, 28, Pleaded innocent to malicious destruction of property under $250 value, and assault with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a knife, released on personal recognizance, continued to 9/1/16 for pretrial conference. Must pay $150 legal counsel fee.