In a recent session at the Court of Common Pleas, Judge P. Randall Knece presided over the sentencing of five individuals, each facing different charges. Here’s a breakdown of the cases:
Jesse W. Harmon, 30
Address: Parsons Ave., Columbus, OH
Charge(s): Fleeing & Eluding
Disposition: 24 months in prison, $3,628.42 restitution, 10-year Ohio Driver’s License suspension
Michael W. Hartzell, 32
Address: E. Main St., Wilmington, OH
Charge(s): Violation of Community Control
Disposition: 36 months in prison
Robert D. Nungester, III, 30
Address: West Main St., Circleville, OH
Charge(s): Violation of Terms of Intervention
Disposition: 18 months in prison (suspended), 3 years community control, 6 months at CBCF (Community Based Correctional Facility)
Logan C. Ritchart, 29
Address: Sherman Park, Chillicothe, OH
Charge(s): Having Weapons Under Disability
Disposition: 12 months in prison
Roni J. Schiff, 39
Address: Dozier Rd., Stoutsville, OH
Charge(s): Aggravated Possession of Drugs
Disposition: 3 years intervention
The Pretrial for all cases was scheduled for 1:00 p.m.
These sentences reflect the seriousness with which the Court of Common Pleas addresses various criminal offenses, with punishments ranging from prison time to community control and intervention programs. Judge Knece emphasized the importance of upholding the law and ensuring that justice is served in each case.
