Magistrate Court

WEBSTER COUNTY

Thursday

Fourth-degree theft — Joshua D. Carlisle, 38, 302 G St., preliminary hearing set for Aug. 14.

Driving under suspension — Wayne A. Quillen Jr., 47, 1501 Third Ave. N., trial set for Sept. 1; Briana L. Nelson, 25, Emmetsburg, trial set for Sept. 1; Rachel L. Bauer, 31, Dayton, $397.50; Sierra Fowler, no age provided, Boone, trial set for Sept. 1.

No insurance — Wayne A. Quillen Jr., 47, 1501 Third Ave. N., trial set for Sept. 1.

Fraudulent use of registration — Wayne A. Quillen Jr., 47, 1501 Third Ave. N., trial set for Sept. 1.

Fifth-degree theft — Samantha Friesth, 27, 2133 180th St., trial set for Aug. 30; Precious M. Mosley, 18, 1202 S. 24th St., trial set for Sept. 1.

Failure to appear — Brett H. Harris, 58, 927 Central Ave., No. 318, sent to District Court.

Failure to maintain control — Sierra Fowler, no age provided, Boone, trial set for Sept. 1.

Careless driving — Sierra Fowler, no age provided, Boone, trial set for Sept. 1.

Speeding — Sierra Fowler, no age provided, Boone, trial set for Sept. 1.

Forgery — Chyla T. Shivers, 34, Belmond, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 11.

Third-degree theft, two counts — Chyla T. Shivers, 34, Belmond, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 11.

Rental housing ordinance violation — Royal Properties, Moorland, trial set for Sept. 6.

Police Log

FORT DODGE

Wednesday

An assault was reported in the 600 block of Dakota Street.

Harassment was reported in the 200 block of Second Street Northwest.

A burglary was reported in the 400 block of South Eighth Street.

A theft was reported in the 3000 block of First Avenue South.

A theft was reported in the 100 block of Parkwood Circle.

FD man sentenced on drug charges

SIOUX CITY — A Fort Dodge man was sentenced to more than 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to drug charges.

Andrew Smith, 32, of Fort Dodge, was sentenced in Sioux City on Wednesday.

According to the United States attorney’s office, Northern District of Iowa, Smith admitted that he conspired to distribute more than 5 kilograms of methamphetamine between 2012 and 2016.

Around August 2014, Smith said he received about 6.5 pounds of meth from a source, and from the summer to the fall of 2015 he received multiple quantities of meth on numerous occasions and distributed the drugs to multiple customers in the Fort Dodge area.

Smith’s total sentence is 188 months — more than 15 and half years. Once his sentence is completed, he will have to serve five years of supervised release.

The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Shawn Wehde and Special Assistant United States Attorney Ajay Alexander. It was investigated by the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement, Webster County Sheriff’s Department, Iowa Division of Criminal Division and the Fort Dodge Police Department.