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+ Page A-12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, March 14, 2019 COURT ROUNDUP Man appears on During a search of Michael's resi- dence. Investigators took possession of a .22-caliber rifle. Cobb scheduled Michael's arraignment for March 25. L Boo s Have reasures ;or M nd This time of year we have young teen cats and several sweet adult cats. Indoor only and a warm lapto sit onare ours and the kitties request. Healthy and well adjusted, our kitties want their own home and family to love. For more information please go to our website Kittenresq.net or call us at 360-426-2455 or 360-584-0594 and we will return your call. F rry Frle ds for a Ho e HAIGH VETERINARY HOSPITAL 81 SE. Walker Park Rd. Shelton Because they're part of ] Located on Hwy. 101 between Shelton & Olympia 360,426,4743 DVDs VHS Vinyl 317 W. Railroad Ave. Downtown Shelton (360) 432-2641 Mon-Sat 10am to 5:30pm FOUNDATION After posting $7,500 bond during the weekend to secure his release Man arraigned from Mason County Jail, Travis Dan- iel Connelly made an initial appear- ance Monday in Mason Count~i Supe-on eludingI stolen rio Court in Shelton. . . - During the hear- venlcle cnarges ing, Judge Monty Cobb found probable i/cause to charge the 36-year-old Shelton man with first- degree possession of stolen property and second-degree trafficking of stolen Connelly property. Prosecu- tors expect to for- mally charge Connelly on March 25. Connelly was arrested just after midnight Saturday morning on East Mikkelsen Road, in the Lake Limerick area just west of Cranberry Creek. A Mason County Sheriffs Office report states deputies reportedly discovered Connelly attempting to sell items al- legedly stolen from an unoccupied res- idential property that was burglarized between Feb. 9 and March 9. Items for sale reportedly included a 1970s Inter- national Harvester tractor and trailer, auto repair manuals, an air compres- sor and a circular saw. According to the report, Sheriffs Office personnel arrested Connelly driving his girlfriend's car. The report states Connelly initially told investiga- tors he was selling the tractor for some- one else. However, Conneliy told the tractor's buyer he already spent most of the $1,500 the buyer paid for it, contra- dicting Connelly's original statement. probable cause to charge man Judge Monty Cobb found probable cause Monday afternoon in Mason County Superior Court to charge Jeffrey Scott Michael with felony harassment/ threat to kill following the 19-year-old Elma man's arrest March 9 on Matlock Brady Road in Mason County. Cobb ordered Michael. who attend- ed court via video !~ i ~! ~i~ conference from Mason CQunty Jail, held on $2,500 bond due to the nature of the allegations, despite his lack of warrant history. In addition, Cobb ordered Michael Michael to stay at least 500 feet from his A 34-year-old Lakewood man pleaded not guilty Monday in Mason County Superior Court to possession of a stolen vehicle and attempting to elude a law enforcement vehicle. Authorities arrested Joseph James Tindall on a warrant March 6, after he posted $15,000 bond last month following his initial court appearance. The warrant was issued after Tin- dull failed to appear at his Feb. 19 arraignment hearing due to being incarcerated in Nisqually Jail at the Tindall time. Judge Monty Cobb quashed that warrant, and Tindal] appeared at Mon- day's hearing out of custody. He's sched- uled for an April 15 omnibus hearing, a May 6 pre-trial man- agement hearing ant a jury trial starting the week of May 28. Mason County Sheriffs Office per- sonnel arrested Tindall on Feb. 3 af- ter he led law enforcement on a high- speed pursuit while reportedly driv- ing a stolen vehicle through southern portions of the county. Tindallalso faces vehicular assault and hit and run charges in Mason County stemming from a 2017 case. Tindall faces up to five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine for the eluding charge and a maximum pen- alty of 10 years in prison and/or a $20,000 fine for the possession of a stolen motor vehicle charge. Man sentenced for DV assault On Monday, Judge Monty Cobb sentenced 25-year-old Lawrence Al- bert Tinney to nine months in prison followed by a year of community custody during the Shelton man's sentencing hearing in Mason County Superior Court. Last month, Tinney pleaded guilty to an amended charge of second-degree domestic violence assault. Prosecutors initially charged Tinney with second- degree assault of a child in March 2018. As part of his plea agreement, Tinney is allowed supervised visits with the child he injured, who was 10 neighbor's residence upon his release, months old at the Michael was no longer in custody of time of the assault. Mason County Jail as of Tuesday's In August 2015, in-custody report, though no record Tinney and the of a bond payment was posted to the mother 5f the child county's online court-reporting portal, brought the toddler According to a Mason Cour/ty Sher- to Mason General iffs Office probable cause declaration, Tinney Hospital for treat- during an argument with neighbors on ment of a broken West Aycliffe Drive, Michael threat- arm. Doctors, Child ened to shoot a woman between the Protective Services personnel and eyes and directed the same comment social workers concluded the child's toward another person involved in the broken arm was the result of abuse, altercation before Michael reportedly and the child was placed into protec- returned from his trailer residence tive custody. with a rifle. Witnesses reportedly told According to the probable cause af- investigators that Michael sped away fidavit, during an interview with inves- from the residence in a Jeep. tigators, Tinney admitted to tugging on Soon afterward, a Mason County the toddler's arm and hearing it pop. Sheriffs Office sergeant reportedly stopped Michael behind the wheel of Compiled by reporter Michael Hein- the Jeep and took him into custody, bach.