ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from Oct. 9-13.

Gabrielle Q. Anders, 20, of Rockport, minor possessing liquor, $350 fine.

Ashley J. Corson, 28, of Appleton, failure to register vehicle, $500 fine, $400 suspended.

Craig A. Doucette, 37, of Montville, driving to endanger, $500 fine; failing to make oral or written accident report, $250 fine.

Katelyn M. Durkee, 20, of Hope, marijuana: under 21 years of age, dismissed; minor possessing liquor, $400 fine.

Jillian Falcetano, 38, of Union, operating vehicle without license-conditions/restrictions, seven days in jail; operating under the influence (alcohol)-no test, one prior, $900 fine, 180 days in jail with all but 12 days suspended, probation one year, license suspended three years, registration suspended.

Samuel Feener, 18, of Hope, operating vehicle without license, $150 fine.

Russel W. Garner, 45, of Union, operating under the influence (alcohol), $750 fine, license suspended 150 days.

Cameron Henry, 25, of Thomaston, assault, $500 fine; disorderly conduct, fighting, $500 fine; refusing to submit to arrest or detention, physical force, $500 fine; assault, $500 fine.

Craig A. Holmes, operating under the influence (alcohol), one prior, $700 fine, 364 days in jail with all but 30 days suspended, probation none year, license suspended three years; operating under the influence (alcohol), one prior, $700 fine, 364 days in jail all but 30 days suspended.

Norman Howard, 38, of Northwood, W.V., failure to give correct name, address or date of birth, 24 hours in jail; operating vehicle without license, 24 hours in jail.

Dwayne A. Hunt Sr., 48, of Warren, operating under the influence (alcohol), $500 fine, 48 hours in jail, license suspended 150 days.

Whitney Hupper, 81, of Tenants Harbor, possessing lobster beyond minimum or maximum, $600 fine.

Nathan Libby, 28, of Warren, assault, dismissed; criminal mischief, dismissed; disorderly conduct, offensive words.

Roman Mank, 35, of Waldoboro, operating under the influence (alcohol), one prior, $700 fine, 364 days with all but 30 days suspended, probation one year, license suspended three years, registration suspended; operating vehicle without license-conditions/restrictions, 30 days in jail.

Dustin Wade Martin, 34, of Rockport, operating while license suspended or revoked-operating under the influence, $600 fine.

Sophie Meltzer, 26, of Rockland, possession of marijuana, up to 1¼ ounce, $400 fine.

Daniel L. Reed Sr., 61, of Friendship, assault, dismissed; disorderly conduct, offensive words, gestures, dismissed; disorderly conduct, loud unreasonable noise, 60 days in jail.

Brenda Shepard, 65, of Rockland, furnishing liquor to a minor, dismissed; furnishing liquor to a minor, dismissed; furnishing liquor to a minor, 364 days in prison with all but 50 days suspended, probation one year; furnishing liquor to a minor, 364 days in jail with all but 50 days suspended. (Read: www.penbaypilot.com/article/rockland-woman-sentenced-providing-liquor-gi...)

Brandy Lyn Sproul, 34, of Topsham, operating under the influence (alcohol), $500 fine, license suspended 150 days.

Brian Stanley Tarbox, 53, of Spruce Head, violating trap limits, $500 fine; violation of lobster crab fishing rule, Chapter 25, $250 fine, suspended.

Jeremy S. Vandyne, 45, of Matinicus, domestic violence criminal threatening, dismissed; domestic violence assault, dismissed; assault, $500 fine, 364 days in prison with all suspended, probation one year; assault, $500 fine, 364 days in prison all suspended; domestic violence assault, dismissed. Vandyne was arrested by the Knox County Sheriff’s Office and charged with three counts of domestic violence and aggravated assault. After pleading guilty to the charges, Vandyne was placed on a deferred disposition for one year.

The conditions of the deferred disposition included evaluations for substance abuse, mental health, anger management and domestic abuse counseling. Additionally, Vandyne could not possess or use illegal drugs, dangerous weapons and not consume alcohol in an excessive amount (.08 or higher) and would be randomly tested, according to the court document.

Vandyne successfully met all of the conditions of the deferred disposition the past 12 months, so the domestic violence criminal threatening charge was dropped and the two charges of domestic violence assaults were reduced to two counts of simple assault. Now, his sentence after a year of adhering to the conditions include 364 days in jail, all suspended, two $500 fines and one year of probation.

If Vandyne failed to meet the terms of the deferred disposition, he would have faced an open plea to domestic violence criminal threatening and two counts of domestic assault with a sentence of 364 days in jail.

The Knox County Sheriff’s Office responded to a domestic complaint on the island just before midnight July 21, 2016, after a complainant reported being approached on foot by a juvenile seeking help. According to Chief Deputy Tim Carroll in a news release, the complainant was walking home when the juvenile approached her, asking for help as Vandyne and a woman were fighting.

The juvenile allegedly told the complainant that Vandyne had tried to choke him, as well, according to Carroll.

Police arrived at the residence and spoke with the woman regarding the complaint. Vandyne was not at the residence at the time, but showed up a short time later. The victim stated that she had been thrown down twice onto the floor and threatened to have her "head bashed in."

Vandyne reportedly received a cut on his hand and face by a knife that was involved in the altercation with the two victims. The juvenile grabbed a kitchen knife to protect himself because he felt threatened, according to the court document.

Christian T. Wall, 20, of Rockland, unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs, dismissed; unlawful trafficking in scheduled drug, $400 fine, three years in jail with all but 30 days suspended, probation two years, restitution $280; violating condition of release, two counts, 14 days in jail.

Kody Wallace, 24, of Whitefield, unlawful furnishing of a scheduled drug, $400 fine, 18 months in jail with all but seven days suspended, probation one year.

Ronald L. Wellman, 52, of Belmont, terrorizing, dismissed; terrorizing, 364 days in jail with all but seven days suspended, probation one year.

Jonathan Whiffen, 56, of Rockland, aggravate criminal mischief, 60 days in jail, reckless conduct, 60 days in jail.

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