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Columbia County Superior Court, March 1, 2017
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Arraignments:
Travis Rogelio Garcia, 30, Dayton; charged with unlawful imprisonmet – dv, coercion – dv, 4th degree assault – dv, possession of methamphetamine and three counts of unlawful possession of a firearm. Court records indicate that sheriff’s deputies were searching for Regelio at his parent’s home after hearing testimony from the alleged victim at the prosecuting attorney’s office. The victim claimed that Rogelio, accompanied by Michelle Martinez (aka Sampson), entered the home where she was staying, cut her hair, and threatened her with a 9mm pistol until she shaved her head. After being allowed into Regelio’s parents’ home, deputies noticed illegal items. They procured a search warrant and reportedly returned to find several baggies believed to contain methamphetamine and several firearms. Rogelio is being held on $50000 bail. He entered pleas of not guilty to all charges.
Michelle Martinez, 40, Dayton; charged with unlawful imprisonment – accessory, assault in the 4th degree – accessory, and coercion – accessory. Martinez is alleged to have accompanied and assisted Travis Rogelio Garcia in the incident described above. Bail was set at $10,000 unsecured appearance bond. Garcia entered pleas of not guilty to all charges.
Trials Set/Resolutions Set/Continuances:
Hector Vela, Jr., 55, charged with distribution of a controlled substance to a person under 18, delivery/manufacture with intent to deliver marijuana, and possession of over one ounce of usable marijuana. Trial re-set for March 23-24.
David Wayne Goddard, 46, Dayton; charged in three separate cases involving multiple counts of violation of protection order, unlawful imprisonment, 4th degree assault and harassment. All cases were continued to March 15 for resolution or trial setting.
Destiny J Williams, 39, Dayton; charged with theft in the second degree and fourth degree assault, domestic violence. Continued to March 15 for resolution.
Benjamin A Williams, 41, Dayton; charged with second degree theft. Continued to March 15 to set trial date.
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