September 26, 2012 PDF Edition of the Perrysburg Messenger Journal

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Perrysburg residents indicted
by a Wood County grand jury
On September 20, a
Wood County grand jury
handed down indictments
against two Perrysburg residents.
Bradley N. Wolfe, 22, of
Lunitas Lane, is charged
with one count of felonious
assault as a repeat violent
offender, a second-degree
felony, and one count each
of abduction, and tampering
with evidence, both thirddegree
felonies.
The assault and abduction
allegedly occurred on
July 24 and the tampering
charge stems from a February
27 incident.
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charges, he faces up to 18
years in prison and fines of
$35,000.
Wood County Common
Pleas Judge Robert Pollex
will hear the case.
A grand jury also indicted
Jesse J. Whitt Jr., 55,
of Pemberville Road, on one
count of possession of
heroin, a felony of the fifth
degree. The incident allegedly
occurred on June 22.
If convicted, he faces up
to one year in prison and
fines of $2,500.
His case has been assigned
to Common Pleas
Judge Alan Mayberry.
Penta Career Center to host
Parent Night on September 27
Penta Career Center, 9301
Buck Road, Perrysburg
Township, will host its annual
Parent Night on Thursday,
September 27, 2012
from 6 to 8 p.m. for parents,
guardians and family members
of students who attend
the school.
Beginning at 6:15 p.m.
parents will follow their
son/daughter’s first semester
schedule. From 7:15 to 7:45
p.m. parents will have the opportunity
to meet their
son/daughter’s second semester
teachers.
Prior to the event, parents
and students are invited to a
sub sandwich dinner in the
Commons Area from 5 to 6
p.m. Cost for the dinner is
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
$5.50 per person. Also during
the evening visitors can
purchase items from the
Penta Bookstore and obtain
information about ordering
the 2013 Penta Yearbook.
Students who attend Penta
Career Center represent 16
school districts including Anthony
Wayne, Benton-Carroll-Salem,
Bowling Green,
Eastwood, Elmwood, Genoa,
Lake, Maumee, North Baltimore,
Northwood, Otsego,
Perrysburg, Rossford,
Springfield, Swanton, and
Woodmore.
For more information
about Parent Night, contact
Dan Weirich, supervisor of
student services and admissions,
at 419-661-6480.
Window & Gutter Cleaning
Michael Rantanen, Owner
www.pburgwindowclng.com
419-874-2482
Professional
Service
The following cases were
finalized in Perrysburg Municipal
Court August 24-
September 5, 2012. An
additional $78 in court costs
was sentenced for each case,
unless otherwise noted.
Speed
Beverly J. Kadas, Truman
Road, $53 fine, $83
court costs; Megan K.
Kaczinski, Hunters Run, $45
fine; Pamela K. Welter,
Coopers Hawk Road, $53
fine; Shannon K. Nevers,
Valley Bluff Drive, $55 fine;
Michele A. Hamill, Lakevue
Drive, $51 fine; Daniel T.
Sutton, Sheringham, $51
fine, $83 court costs; Ann H.
Dana, West River Road, $45
fine; Debra A. Gyori, Sheringham,
$41 fine; Shaun M.
Driver, McKinley Drive,
$35 fine; Kevin J. Middleton,
Eckel Junction Road,
$47 fine; Andrew M.
Georgevich, Eckel Junction
Road, $100 fine; Denise A.
Gruden, Cobbler Court, $55
fine.
Monique A. McKee,
Mary Lou Court, $49 fine;
Anne M. Gillhouse, Lakevue
Drive, $61 fine; Kristen
September 14 to 20, 2012
Friday, September 14
Accident, Avenue at Simmons
roads; rescue run, U.S.
Route 20 at HIFQ; theft,
27000 block Oakmead
Drive, (3) 28000 block Oregon
Road, 7000 block Windingbrook
Road; disorderly
conduct, 9000 block Buck
Road.
Saturday, September 15
Rescue runs, (2) 20000
block Oak Meadows Drive,
10000 block Fremont Pike,
7000 block Reitz Road, 9000
block Bishopswood Lane,
9000 block Sheffield Road,
10000 block Ford Road; fire
call, alarm, 24000 block
Lime City Road; vandalism,
Broad at Jefferson streets;
incident report, Thompson at
Eckel Junction roads.
Sunday, September 16
Rescue runs, 10000 block
Fremont Pike, (2) 7000
It’s
on
the
L. Hill, Triumph Lane, $45
fine; Kathleen A. Belsole,
Streamview Drive, $49 fine;
Sharon L. Sims, Huron
Court, $45 fine; Danielle M.
Veitch, Simmons Road, $58
fine; Amanda S. Suckle,
Lake Meadows Drive, $47
fine.
Seat Belt
Neal D. Owen, Pauly
Drive, $30 fine, $63 court
costs; Aaron D. Williams,
South Winners Circle, $30
fine, $63 court costs.
Driving Under Suspension
Chester F. Brown Jr.,
Lakevue Drive, two counts,
no fine, $156 court costs;
Rita Oviedo, Washington
Street, no fine; Sarah E.
Gilbert, Mandell Road, no
fine, $73 court costs.
Assured Clear Distance
Sarah L. Snyder, Bostwick,
$55 fine; Kristin J.
Mufti, Lawrence Drive, $55
fine; Heather L. Davidson,
Reitz Road, $55 fine; Tyler
W. Vermilyea, Fremont
Pike, $55 fine; Kayla N.
Baumgardner, Reitz Road,
$85 fine.
Traffic Control Device
Jordon E. Eckel, Fremont
Pike, $45 fine; Kelli S. Blattner,
Hufford Road, $55
fine; Suzette M. Steele,
Woodmont Drive, $45 fine.
Operating a Vehicle
Under the Influence
Sharrell D. Baker, Five
Point Road, $375 fine, 93
days jail, 90 suspended, six
month license suspension.
Other Traffic Convictions
Sharrell D. Baker, Five
Point Road, failure to control,
$150 fine.
Amanda N. Smith, Simmons
Road, following close,
$45 fine.
Melodie A. Henning,
Pine Street, closed road, $45
fine.
Jeremy L. Hall, Mandell
Road, cross yellow line, $45
fine.
Matthew T. Kurek, White
Oak Drive, fictitious registration,
$75 fine.
Zachary T. Alt, Willow
Lane, registration violation,
$45 fine, $98 court costs.
Eric R. Wagner, Otusso
Road, failure to yield from
private drive, $55 fine.
Carl E. Beck, Oregon
Road, no operator’s license,
no fine.
Jose E. Manzanarez,
Roosevelt Boulevard, failure
to reinstate driver’s license,
$75 fine.
Criminal Convictions
Todd S. Rivers Jr., Lakevue
Drive, underage consumption,
no fine, $73 court
costs, 180 days jail, 180
days suspended with credit
for time served.
John B. Bertrand, South
Winners Circle, endangering
children, $750 fine, $73
court costs, 90 days jail, 90
days suspended.
Jessica L. Miller, Hufford
Road, domestic violence, no
fine, $73 court costs, 30
days jail, 30 days suspended
with credit for time served,
no contact with victim.
Tracy A. Collins, Lunitas
Lane, no dog license (two
charges), $100 fine, $100
suspended, $73 court costs;
dog running at large, $100
fine, $100 suspended, $53
court costs.
Renee K. Sewing, Oregon
Road, disorderly conduct
with persistence, no
fine, $73 court costs, 30
days jail, 30 days suspended.
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Perrysburg Municipal Court Sheriff’s Report
Middleton Township
Township Police Report
block Reitz Road, 20000
block East River Road, 2000
block Lime City Road; fire
call, 28000 block Lime City
Road; theft, 10000 block
Fremont Pike; criminal damage,
7000 block Starcrest
Road; domestic violence,
27000 block Oregon Road;
disorderly conduct, 10000
block Mandell Road.
Monday, September 17
Accidents, Avenue at
Oregon roads, 9000 block
Fremont Pike; rescue run,
20000 block Ault Road;
theft, 23000 block Lime City
Road; incident report, 27000
block Oregon Road; fraud,
28000 block Oregon Road;
telecommunications harassment,
9000 block Buck
Road; theft and criminal
trespass, 7000 block Ponderosa
Road; theft, 10000
block Fremont Pike; criminal
trespass, 25000 block
Broad Street; keep the peace,
9000 block Mandell Road;
vandalism, 23000 block
Lime City Road.
Tuesday, September 18
Rescue runs, 9000 block
Mandell Road, 9000 block
Connor Lake Circle, 10000
block Fremont Pike, 20000
block Oregon Road; criminal
trespass, 28000 block East
River Road; K-9 utilized,
Anthony Wayne High
School, I-75 north at milemark
196; theft, 28000 block
Oregon Road; K-9 utilized
and drug abuse, I-75 south at
milemark 190.
Wednesday, September 19
Rescue runs, 10000 block
Roachton Road, State Route
199 between Dowling and
Reitz roads; K-9 utilized,
Oregon at Avenue roads;
drug abuse, 9000 block Buck
Road; theft and criminal
trespass, 23000 block Dixie
Highway; criminal damage,
7000 block Silver Creek
Drive; domestic dispute,
27000 block Tracy Road;
drug paraphernalia, 9000
block Buck Road; theft, (2)
28000 block Oregon Road;
menacing, 29000 block East
River Road; fraud, 7000
block Silver Creek Drive; assault,
26000 block Lakevue
Drive; incident report, Mc-
Cutcheon-ville near Dowling
roads.
Thursday, September 20
Rescue runs, 27000 block
Holiday Lane, 30000 block
Oregon Road, 7000 block
Reitz Road; fire call, 29000
block Lime City Road; incident
report, 26000 block
Lime City Road, 10000
block Mandell Road; lost
property and theft, 9000
block Buck Road; criminal
damage, 10000 block Fremont
Pike.
Saturday, September 8
Accident, northbound I-
75 at milemark 187; alarm,
20100 block North Dixie
Highway; controlled burn,
20400 block Hull Prairie
Road; disturbance, 19400
block Haskins Road.
Wednesday, September 12
Alarm, 12500 block Middleton
Pike.
Real estate transfers
from September 4 to 14,
2012.
Deutsche Bank National
Trust Company to Michael
J. Creech, 309 Southwood
Drive, $105,244.
Tim Lile, court order to
John S. Wellstein, 200
Louisiana Avenue,
$232,100.
William C. Dunaway to
Kevin M. Spetz, 1751 Eaglecrest
Road, $143,500.
JLM Investment Company
of Ohio Inc. to Debra
Mauk, 25113 Ricky Harbour
Drive, $231,250.
James N. Paresi to 795
Investors, LLC, 5106 Bostwick,
$227,500.
Melissa K. Witherspoon
to Cory A. Anderson, 210
West Eighth Street, $77,500.
Saba Custom Homes
LLC to Donald P. Drossman,
4930 Prestonwood Road,
$284,106.
Riverbend Development
for Northwest Ohio Ltd. to
Louisville Title Agency for
Northwest Ohio Inc. as
trustee, two lots 0 Roachton
Road and five lots 0 West
River Road, Middleton
Township, Perrysburg,
$900,000.
Fifth Third Bank to Amy
E. and Robert J. Yastick,
5140 Bostwick Road,
$235,000.
Christopher J. and Kathleen
F. Kaiser to Nadine M.
Binkowski, 26309 Emerald
Lakes Drive, $191,000.
Reginald A. Hensley to
Federal National Mortgage
Association, 12184 Jefferson
Street, $166,000.
Josephine and David
Federal grand jury indicts three area men in $24 million scheme
A federal grand jury returned
an 83-count indictment
charging three men from the
Toledo area and a Florida man
for their alleged roles in the
operation of a $24 million
fraud scheme involving the
sale of Iraqi dinar currency
and two non-existent hedge
funds, said Steven Dettelbach,
U.S. attorney for the Northern
District of Ohio, and Darryl
Williams, special agent in
charge, IRS Criminal Investigation,
Cincinnati field office.
Indictments were handed
down against Bradford L.
Huebner, 65, of Ottawa Hills;
Rudolph M. Coenen, 47, of
Jacksonville, Florida; Charles
Emmenecker, 65, of Sylvania,
and Michael L. Teadt, 66, of
Maumee.
The men, arrested September
20, are charged with con-
spiracy to commit wire fraud
and wire fraud. Mr. Coenen
and Mr. Huebner also are
charged with multiple counts
of money laundering. Additionally,
Mr. Huebner is
charged with multiple counts
of structuring and willful failure
to file currency and transaction
reports.
According to the indictment,
as a result of the defendants’
alleged conduct,
investors lost nearly $23.8
million from dinar sales and
more than $700,000 from the
sale of non-existent hedge
fund “seats” and “placements.”
“These defendants made
false statements time and
again to convince people to
part with their savings and
hard-earned cash,” Mr. Dettelbach
said. “The fact that one
defendant falsely claimed he
was wounded while fighting
in Iraq is particularly egregious.”
“Illegal activity involving
the investment industry has
brought financial ruin to many
Americans,” said Mr.
Williams. “IRS criminal investigation
is committed to
unraveling complex investment
schemes to ensure that
the promoters of these
schemes do not use the financial-services
industry for personal
gain.”
The indictment alleges that
beginning about August 2010,
the four men conspired to operate
“BH Group” in Toledo
and “Bayshore Capital Investments”
in Jacksonville to defraud
investors through
investments in the Iraqi dinar
currency and two non-existent
hedge funds.
The conspirators promoted
the dinar and non-existent
hedge funds “through the dissemination
of a series of material
falsehoods conveyed
primarily through weekly interstate
conference calls and
Women’s Connection West
will meet Friday, October 12,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Highland
Meadows Golf Club, 7455
Erie Street, Sylvania.
The meeting will include
lunch, prizes and a vendor
shopping event.
Guest speaker Terri Sevinsky
will share “Proof Optimism
is Alive and Well.”
The cost is $12 per person.
For reservations, call Dee at
P U B L I C R E C O R D
through the conspirators’ Web
site,” according to the indictment.
False claims included
statements about the U.S.
Treasury Department’s holdings
of dinar and involvement
in the Iraqi dinar investment
market, according to the indictment.
Additional material false
statements allegedly made by
the defendants include, but are
not limited to, portrayal of Mr.
Coenen as a former vice president
at JP Morgan Chase and
a former marine who was
awarded the Purple Heart
after being wounded in Iraq
during Operation Desert
Storm.
Mr. Coenen worked for JP
Morgan Chase for one day as
an account executive/loan officer.
He never served in the
first Gulf War, was never
wounded in combat and never
received a Purple Heart, according
to the indictment.
If convicted, the defendants’
sentence will be determined
by the court after a
review of factors including
Women’s Connection West
to meet, hold shopping event
419-843-2307 or send an email
to womensconnectionw
@hotmail.com by Monday,
October 8.
Women’s Connection West
is affiliated with Stonecroft
Ministries, a non-denominational
organization located in
Kansas City, Missouri. No
membership or dues are required.
The group meets on the second
Friday of each month.
their prior criminal records if
any, the defendants’ roles in
the offense and the characteristics
of the violation. The
sentence will not exceed the
statutory maximum and in
most cases will be less than
the maximum.
This case is being handled
by Assistant U.S Attorney
Joseph Wilson and Gene
Crawford following an investigation
by the Internal Revenue
Service Criminal
Investigation.
Friday, September 14
Controlled burn, 11900
block Middleton Pike.
Sunday, September 16
Suspicious incident,
21600 block North Dixie
Highway.
Monday, September 17
Alarm, 12500 block Middleton
Pike.
Tuesday, September 18
Alarm, 14200 block
Real Estate Transfers
Huther to the Bank of New
York Mellon, 122 Lones
Drive, $70,000.
Ryan J. and Kerri D.
Wilde to Alex D. Kominek,
952 Bexley Road, $205,000.
Janet M. Landwehr to
Jeffrey G. and Mary A. Hoerig,
13 Parkview Drive,
$76,150.
Kaleb S. and Donna
Marie Packer to Robert E.
Williams, 289 Margaret
Place, $119,500.
John and Carol Wurzell
to Joshua A. Amstutz, 24608
Fort Meigs Road, $128,000.
Fannie Mae to Matt and
Sarah L. Hinkleman, 24542
Fort Meigs Road, $110,000.
Frank Jerry Pinkava,
trustee to Matthew F.
Stevenson, 26442 Oregon
Road, $120,000.
Randolph and Jane M.
Pozniak to Mark A. and
Karen S. Wuertz, 1121 Timberbrook,
$240,000.
Brian W. Engstler and
Emily A. Hill Engstler to
William Boice and Kristi M.
Weber, 26532 Sheringham
Road, $147,000.
L. J. Lako Land Development
Co., LLC to Perrysburg
Realty Partners LLC,
7400 Ponderosa Road,
$700,000.
Lauren E. and Rosemary
Cross Creek Road.
Wednesday, September 19
Fire, 25100 block Rocky
Harbour Drive.
Thursday, September 20
Accident, 11900 block
Middleton Pike; alarm,
24800 block Lake Meadows
Drive; suspicious incident,
10300 block Maple Street;
burn complaint, 25100 block
Rocky Harbour Drive.
M. Stange to Torre L. Kaylor,
26326 Emerald Lakes
Road, $167,000.
Catherine S. Roether-
Dick to Keith and Amy Aschemeier,
0 Reitz Road,
$39,000.
John B. Rood to Timothy
and Melissa Q. Owens,
14631 Deerwood Court,
$565,000.
Edgar O. Kelley, DDS
and Joyce S. Kelley, trustees
to Donald J. Billmaier II and
Sandra A. Billmaier, 5 New
England Lane, $89,000.
Estate of Alice Joy Hummel
to Nancy S. Hummel,
1560 Turnbury Lane,
$100,000.
Jeffrey J. Slusher to
Southwind Enterprises,
LLC, 0 Lime City Road,
$2,800.
Suzanne Lutes to Alexander
and Courtney Reiner,
7356 Twin Lakes Road,
$136,000.
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