Felony
Steven G. Behnke, 37, Manitowoc, hit and run- involving great bodily, knowing operating while revoked, possession of a firearm – convicted of a felony on 05/04/25, guilty due to no contest pleas, COUNT 1 – The defendant is sentenced to fifteen (15) years in the Wisconsin State Prison System that is ten (10) years initial confinement followed by five (5) years extended supervision consecutive to his current sentence. COUNT 2 – The defendant is sentenced to two and a half (2.5) years in the Wisconsin State Prison System that is one (1) year and six (6) months initial confinement followed by one (1) year extended supervision concurrent with count 1. COUNT 3 – The defendant is sentenced to five (5) years in the Wisconsin State Prison System that is two (2) years initial confinement followed by three (3) years extended supervision concurrent with counts 1 and 2. COUNT 6 – The defendant is sentenced to nine (9) months in the Manitowoc County Jail concurrent to counts 1, 2, and 3. Conditions of extended supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) No possession of firearms or ammunition; 3) No operation of a motor vehicle; 4) Maintain absolute sobriety; 5) Submit to random urine screens and pay for the same; 6) No entry into taverns, bars, liquor stores, or place whose primary purpose is the sale or consumption of alcohol; 7) No attending parties where alcohol is served without prior agent approval; 8) No contact with the victim, D.F.; 9) Pay court costs; 10) Pay supervision fees in an mount to be determined by DOC; 11) Submit to a DNA sample. The court finds the defendant eligible for the Substance Abuse Program but not the Challenge Incarceration Program. The defendant has no credit.
Jennifer Kaye Wescher, 45, Green Bay, 1st-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession with intent to deliver fentanyl on 03/20/23, guilty due to a no contest plea, As to counts 1 and 3, the Defendant is sentenced to the Wisconsin State Prison System for a total of ten (10) years. That’s five (5) years initial confinement followed by five (5) years extended supervision. Sentences are concurrent to each other. Conditions of Extended Supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) AODA assessment and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety with the exception of any prescription medications; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination; 5) Submit to random urine screens and pay for same; 6) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 7) Provide DNA sample 8) Pay court costs; Defendant is found ineligible for the Challenge Incarceration Program but eligible for the Substance Abuse Program. Defendant has credit for 471 days.
Raeshon Marqueice Duston, 29, Manitowoc, 2nd-degree recklessly endangering safety, felony bail jumping on 06/14/26, guilty due to guilty pleas, Sentence is withheld. Defendant is placed on probation to DOC for three (3) years. Conditions of probation: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) AODA assessment and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination; 5) Pay court costs; 6) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 7) Provide DNA sample 8) Submit to random urine screens and pay for same; 9) No contact with Haley Kracaw and Kenneth Grady unless approved by the agent; 10) As to both counts, spend an additional — sixty (60) days in the county jail, under the Huber Law, stayed and to be imposed at the agent’s discretion and upon order of the Court. Defendant shall be given 3 days jail credit if revoked.
Timothy M. Belongie, 33, Manitowoc, intimidating a witness/threatening or force, felony bail jumping on 01/16/26, guilty due to no contest pleas, The defendant is sentenced to four (4) years in the Wisconsin State Prison System that is two (2) years initial confinement followed by two (2) years extended supervision concurrent with 24CF280. Conditions of extended supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) Maintain absolute sobriety except prescription medication taken as prescribed; 3) Submit to random urine screens and pay for the same; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, or combination; 5) Pay court costs; 6) Pay supervision fees in an mount to be determined by DOC; 7) Submit to a DNA sample. The court finds the defendant eligible for Challenge Incarceration Program and Substance Abuse Program. The defendant has 876 days credit.
Benjamin Phillip Wolvin, 57, Port Huron, MI, failed to maintain being on the sex offender registry on 09/16/24, guilty due to a no contest plea, Sentence is withheld. Defendant is placed on probation to DOC for three (3) years. Conditions of probation: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination as directed by the agent; 3) Pay court costs; 4) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 5) Provide DNA sample 6) Comply with the Sex Offender Registry; Court has no objection to the defendant transferring his probation.
Matraca A. Kumbalek, 35, Manitowoc, failure to report to the Manitowoc County Jail on 11/10/25, guilty due to a no contest plea, Court sentences defendant to thirty (30) days Manitowoc County Jail. Sentence is deemed TIME SERVED. Court imposes costs of $518.00 to be paid within 60 days or additional penalties for failure to pay. Defendant is ordered to submit a DNA sample. Defendant has credit for 28 days.
Jesse Richard Miller, 40, Two Rivers, manufacturing/delivering an amphetamine on 01/28/25, guilty due to a guilty plea, Sentence is withheld. Defendant is placed on probation to DOC for three (3) years. Conditions of probation: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) AODA assessment and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination as directed by the agent; 5) Pay court costs; 6) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 7) Provide DNA sample 8) Submit to random urine screens and pay for same; 9) $130 buy money to the Metro Drug Unit; 10) Spend an additional — nine (9) months in the county jail, under the Huber Law, stayed and to be imposed at the agent’s discretion and upon order of the Court. Defendant shall be given 31 days jail credit if revoked.
Corven M. Jones, 30, Charlottesville, VA, manufacturing or delivering an amphetamine on 11/01/25, guilty due to a no contest plea, The defendant is sentenced to ten (10) years in the Wisconsin State Prison System that is four (4) years initial confinement followed by six (6) years extended supervision. The defendant has 295 days sentence credit. Conditions of extended supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Department’s assessment process; 2) AODA and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety; 4) Submit to random urine screens and pay for the same; 5) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, or combination; 6) Pay court costs; 7) Pay supervision fees in an mount to be determined by DOC; 8) Submit to a DNA sample. The court finds the defendant eligible for the Drug Abuse Program and the Challenge Incarceration Program.
Angelina R. Skenandore-Mondragon, 24, Hobart, possession with intent to deliver cocaine on 10/18/21, guilty due to a no contest plea, Defendant is sentenced to the Wisconsin State Prison System for a total sentence of NINE (9) years. That’s FIVE (5) years initial confinement followed by FOUR (4) years extended supervision. Execution of sentence is stayed and defendant is placed on probation to DOC for FOUR (4) years. Conditions of probation are: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) AODA assessment and follow through; 3) Maintain absolute sobriety with the exception of any prescription medications; 4) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination; 5) Pay court costs; 6) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 7) Provide DNA sample 8) Submit to random urine screens and pay for same; Defendant is eligible for the Substance Abuse Program and Challenge Incarcerated Program after three years of custody time served. Defendant has 2 days of credit in the event of revocation.
Asael Rodriguez, 23, Madison, driving or operating a vehicle without the owners consent on 05/08/24, guilty due to a guilty plea, Defendant is sentenced to the Wisconsin State Prison System for a total of 2.5 years. That’s TWELVE (12) months initial confinement followed by EIGHTEEN (18) months extended supervision. This sentence to run CONCURRENT. Conditions of Extended Supervision: 1) Assessment, treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by the Departments assessment process; 2) AODA assessment and follow through; 3) Maintain fulltime employment, schooling, work search or combination; 4) Pay supervision fees in an amount to be determined by DOC; 5) Provide DNA sample 6) Pay court costs; 7) Pay restitution if requested; Restitution hearing to be held on October 29th 2026 at 2:30pm to determine if there is restitution. Defendant is found eligible for the Challenge Incarceration Program. Defendant has credit for 139 days.
