Mills County District Court 12/26/12

Judge
James Heckerman
    Tiffany N. Danielson, Tabor – unlawful possession of a prescription drug, pleaded guilty, deferred judgment, one year probation, ordered to pay $315 civil penalty, court costs and fees.
    Michelle Jean Meyo, Elkhorn, Neb. – possession of a controlled substance, pleaded guilty, deferred judgment, one year probation, ordered to undergo substance abuse evaluation, pay $315 civil penalty, court costs and fees.
    Brett Coyle, Glenwood – public consumption / intoxication (second offense), pleaded guilty, sentenced to 14 days in county jail with credit given for time already served, ordered to pay court costs and fees.
    Angela Hope Thurman, Pacific Junction – defendant found to be in contempt of court for violation of terms of probation, ordered to serve 30 days in jail with release for inpatient treatment if recommended. Discharged from probation, order to pay court costs and fees.
    
Judge
Richard H. Davidson
    Kenneth Benjamin McDonald, Council Bluffs – forgery, pleaded guilty, sentence suspended to three years probation, ordered to pay restitution, court costs and fees.
    Justin R. Wright, Glenwood – found to be in contempt of court for violation of probation on original charge of driving while license is barred (habitual offender). Sentenced to 29 days in county jail with credit given for time already served, ordered to pay court costs and fees.
Judge Greg Steensland
    Janel Marie Giovanni, Council Bluffs – conspiracy, pleaded guilty, sentenced to 25 years in prison (sentence to run concurrently with sentence imposed in Pottawattamie County and federal court) with credit for time already served,  driver’s license suspended for 180 days, ordered to submit DNA, pay restitution, court costs and fees.

Magistrate
Lyle Mayberry
    Kenneth Benjamin McDonald, Glenwood – possession of drug paraphernalia, pleaded guilty, ordered to pay $65 fine, court costs and fees.
Magistrate
Kenneth Whitacre
    Deann M. Justice, Glenwood – simple assault, pleaded guilty, jail sentence suspended to one year probation, ordered to pay court costs and fees.