An Omaha man was sentenced to 30 months of intensive supervised probation during Dodge County District Court proceedings on Monday.
Taylor R. Daniels, 29, had two cases, including possession of a controlled substance and theft by receiving stolen property. Judge Geoffrey Hall gave Daniels 30-month sentences on each of the charges to run concurrently.
In other district court news:
- Anthony Morabito, 35, of Fremont entered a guilty plea to a burglary charge and the court ordered a presentence investigation. Sentencing is set for Dec. 20.
- David M. Nabity, 36, of of rural Hooper was sentenced to 24 months of probation for failing to register as a sex offender. He was placed on the registry for 25 years in June of 2006 for first-degree sexual assault of a minor. He had failed to complete his mandatory verification status with the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office in February.
- Michael Wright, 41, of Fremont was sentenced to 30 months of intensive supervised probation for tampering with physical evidence from an April incident.
- Andrew Whitley, 40, of Fremont made a first appearance on a motion to revoke probation. He is on probation for operating a motor vehicle to avoid arrest and driving during a 15-year suspension. A probation violation has been filed. The court continued the matter to Nov. 29.
- Gabriel Medina Jr., 45, of Fremont had a bond review in two cases. The court set a bond of $40,000. Both of his cases were continued to Dec. 6. Medina has entered guilty pleas on charges of possession of a controlled substance from incidents in July and September.
