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December 4, 2024, Jamie Lee Wiersma, age 45, of Merril, IA pled guilty to the offense of Possession of Controlled Substance – Third or Subsequent Offense, a Class D Felony. The Defendant shall pay a fine of $1,025.00, 15% surcharge, court costs, and court-appointed attorney’s fees The Defendant is sentenced to a five-year prison term. The term of incarceration is suspended. The Defendant is placed on probation to the Iowa Department of Corrections for a period of three (3) years.
December 3, 2024, Tristan Stephen Dimmitt Gleason, age 23, of Sibley, IA pled guilty to the offense of Possession of a Controlled Substance – Methamphetamine 1st Offense, a Serious Misdemeanor. The Defendant shall serve thirty (30) days in the Osceola County Jail with all but two (2) days suspended and with credit for time already served. The Defendant shall pay a fine of $430.00, 15% crime services surcharge, court costs, legal defense expenses, crime victim assistance costs, any required contribution to a local anticrime organization, and restitution to the medical assistance program. The Defendant is placed on probation to the Third Judicial District Department of Corrections for a period of one (1) year. The Defendant shall obtain a substance abuse evaluation and follow any treatment, rehabilitation, or monitoring program as recommended by said evaluation.
December 3, 2024, Eusebio Jimenez Jimenez, age 24, of Sibley, IA was convicted of the offense of Obstruction of Emergency Communications, a Simple Misdemeanor. The Defendant shall pay a fine of $105.00, 15% crime services surcharge of $15.75, and the court costs of this case.
December 3, 2024, Jamie Lee Wiersma, age 45, of Merril, IA was convicted of the offense of Driving While Barred – Habitual Offender, an Aggravated Misdemeanor. The Defendant shall serve four (4) days in the Osceola County Jail with credit for time already served. The Defendant shall pay a $855.00 fine, 15% crime services surcharge, court costs, legal defense expenses, crime victim assistance costs, any required contribution to a local anticrime organization, and restitution to the medical assistance program.
