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LISBON -- Robert Kastanek,36, North Madison Avenue, Salem, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to a fifth-degree felony vandalism, a lesser-included offense to the fourth-degree felony vandalism charge he was originally facing. The charge was for damage to multi-directional surveillance cameras at the county jail on March 9. Sentencing is set for June 18, when he faces up to a year in prison and a $2,500 fine.
Nicole M. Hilton, 51, East Lincoln Way, Lisbon, was found to be suffering from severe mental illness at the time of her alleged actions, causing harm to Lt. Shar Daub of Lisbon police, which led to her being charged with assault, a fourth-degree felony. The matter is set for a further hearing on May 17 to determine if hospitalization is appropriate.
A charge was dismissed against Ryan W. Virden, 32, formerly of Wooddale Drive, Lisbon, who had been facing a having weapons while under disability charge. Virden was shot and killed in Homeworth on March 29, with Gary Joiner charged with the murder.
David M. Scyoc II, 22, West Wilson Street, Salem, pleaded guilty to improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, a lesser-included offense. He requested immediate sentencing and was sentenced to a day in jail, which he was credited with already serving. Scyoc had a firearm accessible in a vehicle on Nov. 13.
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First National Bank of Omaha vs. Michael D. Ewing, defendant filed bankruptcy, garnishment released.
Huntington National Bank vs. Andrew E. Martin, et al., foreclosure sale canceled.
Dale Scott vs. Steven A. Scott, defendant ordered to pay plaintiff $16,410, which includes eight months rent, repairs and attorney fees, plus interest.
Barbara L. Bostwick, Salem, and Charles L. Bostwick, Salem, dissolution granted.