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- “Haiitiomancen .
eae nny A, BRUSH
Gat ganas SNUTHE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO
manTcnPe a co. CHIO CRIMINAL DIVISION
STATE OF OHIO CASE NO. 2011 CR 03364
Plaintiff | JUDGE GREGORY F. SINGER
vs.
ERIC DEMETRUS CHASE TERMINATION ENTRY
DOB: 12/18/1984 SSN:
Defendant
The defendant herein having ENTERED A NO CONTEST PLEA AND HAVING BEEN
FOUND GUILTY BY THE COURT OF the offenses:
COUNT 1: ASSAULT (PO) - 2903.13(A) F4;
COUNT 2: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (10grams <25grams-CRACK) - 2925.11(A) F2;
COUNT 3: OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS - 2921.31(A) F5;
COUNT 4: FALSIFICATION (public official) — 2921.13(A)(3) M1;
COUNT 5: POSSESSION OF HEROIN (>50 unit doses <100 unit doses) — 2925.11(A) F3;
COUNT 6: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (<5 grams - other than crack) F5 was on July 10,
2012, brought before the Court;
WHEREFORE, it is the JUDGMENT and SENTENCE of the Court that the defendant
herein be delivered to the CORRECTIONAL RECEPTION CENTER there to be imprisoned and
confined for a term of:
COUNT 1; EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS;
COUNT 2: SENTENCED AS F3, PER HB 86: EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS;
COUNT 3: TWELVE (12) MONTHS;
COUNT 4: SIX (6) MONTHS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL;
COUNT 5: SIX (6) MONTHS; /
COUNT 6: TWELVE (12) MONTHS, ALL COUNTS TO BE SERVED CONCURRENTLY WITH
EACH OTHER AND CONCURRENTLY WITH MONTGOMERY COUNTY CASE NO. 2010 CR
3257, FOR A TOTAL OF EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS;
The Court hereby determines that the defendant is not an indigent person for the purpose
of paying the statutory mandatory fine. Therefore, the defendant is ORDERED to pay a mandatory
fine of $$5,000.00, through the Montgomery County Clerk of Court's Office. FIFTY PERCENT
(50%) SHALL be paid to MATHIAS H. HECK, JR., TRUSTEE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, MANDATORY FINE/FORFEITED BOND ACCOUNT AND FIFTY
PERCENT (50%) SHALL be paid to DAYTON POLICE DEPARTMENT:
The Court hereby suspends the defendant's driver's license for a term of SIX (6)
MONTHS. The suspension is to run concurrent with any other driver's license suspension
presently serving. If the defendant does not possess a driver's license, the defendant shall not
apply for one for this period of time.PAGE: 2
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Court costs to be paid in full in the amount determined by the Montgomery County Clerk of
Courts.
The number of days for which the defendant should receive jail time credit is indicated in
the entry and warrant to transport filed in this case.
\f applicable, the defendant is hereoy ORDERED to make complete restitution.
After reviewing the criminal history of the defendant, the pre-sentence investigation, the
facts and circumstances of the offense, and any victim impact statement, the Court
DISAPPROVES of the defendant's placement in a program of shock incarceration under
Section 5120.031 of the Revised Code, or in the intensive program prison under Section
5120.032 of the Revised Code.
The Court DOES RECOMMEND to the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction that
the defendant serve a risk reduction sentence under section 5120.036 of the Revised Code.
The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 1: ASSAULT
(PO) - 2903.13(A) F4 the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A
PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be
supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the
defendant's release from imprisonment.
_ The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 2:
POSSESSION OF COCAINE (10grams but <25grams-CRACK) - 2925.11(A) F2, but sentenced
as a F3 per HB 86, the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A
PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be
supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the
defendant's release from imprisonment.
The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 3:
OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS - 2921.31(A) F5 the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE
BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL ISNECESSARY FOR
THE DEFENDNAT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-
Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment.
The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 5:
POSSESSION OF HEROIN (>50 unit doses <100 unit doses) — 2925.11(A) F3- the defendant
MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE
CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a
period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control! after the defendant's release from
imprisonment.
The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 6:
POSSESSION OF COCAINE (<5 grams — other than crack) F5 - the defendant MAY, IF THE
PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS
NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE
(3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment.
Should the defendant violate any post-release control sanction or any law, the adult parole
board may impose a more restrictive sanction. The parole board may increase the length of thePAGE: 3
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post-release control. The parole board also could impose up to an additional nine (9) months
prison term for each violation for a total of up to fifty percent (50%) of the original sentence
imposed by the court. If the violation of the sanction is a felony, in addition to being prosecuted
and sentenced for the new felony, the defendant may receive from the court a prison term for the
violation of the post-release control itself.
Pursuant to R.C. 2929.19(B)(2)(f), the defendant is ordered not to ingest or be injected
with a drug of abuse. The defendant is ordered to submit to random drug testing as provided in
section 341.26, 753.33, or 5120.63 of the Revised Code. The results of the drug test
administered shall indicate that the defendant did not ingest and was not injected with a drug of
abuse.
Pursuant to R.C, 2929.14(D)(3), the defendant was advised that the defendant may be
eligible to earn days of credit under the circumstances specified in R.C. 2967.193. Days of
credit are not automatically awarded under R.C. 2967.193, but they must be earned in the
manner specified in R.C. 2967.193.
The Court did fully explain to defendant his appellate rights and the defendant informed the
Court that said rights were understood.
BOND IS CONTINUED AT $25,000.00/POSTED, BLANKET WITH 2011 CR 3364 AS AN
APPEAL BOND. c
JUDGE GREGG
MATHIAS H. HECK, JR.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
rebates —
THOMAS, #0078255
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Defense Counsel: ELIZABETH C SCOTT, 130 WEST SECOND STREET, SUITE 1600, DAYTON, OH
45402
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Attn: Jail Records
Montgomery County Clerk of Courts - Bookkeeping Dept.
PS- 7/11/2012
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Redacted by Clerk of Court - “Haiitiomancen . eae nny A, BRUSH Gat ganas SNUTHE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO manTcnPe a co. CHIO CRIMINAL DIVISION STATE OF OHIO CASE NO. 2011 CR 03364 Plaintiff | JUDGE GREGORY F. SINGER vs. ERIC DEMETRUS CHASE TERMINATION ENTRY DOB: 12/18/1984 SSN: Defendant The defendant herein having ENTERED A NO CONTEST PLEA AND HAVING BEEN FOUND GUILTY BY THE COURT OF the offenses: COUNT 1: ASSAULT (PO) - 2903.13(A) F4; COUNT 2: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (10grams <25grams-CRACK) - 2925.11(A) F2; COUNT 3: OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS - 2921.31(A) F5; COUNT 4: FALSIFICATION (public official) — 2921.13(A)(3) M1; COUNT 5: POSSESSION OF HEROIN (>50 unit doses <100 unit doses) — 2925.11(A) F3; COUNT 6: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (<5 grams - other than crack) F5 was on July 10, 2012, brought before the Court; WHEREFORE, it is the JUDGMENT and SENTENCE of the Court that the defendant herein be delivered to the CORRECTIONAL RECEPTION CENTER there to be imprisoned and confined for a term of: COUNT 1; EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS; COUNT 2: SENTENCED AS F3, PER HB 86: EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS; COUNT 3: TWELVE (12) MONTHS; COUNT 4: SIX (6) MONTHS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL; COUNT 5: SIX (6) MONTHS; / COUNT 6: TWELVE (12) MONTHS, ALL COUNTS TO BE SERVED CONCURRENTLY WITH EACH OTHER AND CONCURRENTLY WITH MONTGOMERY COUNTY CASE NO. 2010 CR 3257, FOR A TOTAL OF EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS; The Court hereby determines that the defendant is not an indigent person for the purpose of paying the statutory mandatory fine. Therefore, the defendant is ORDERED to pay a mandatory fine of $$5,000.00, through the Montgomery County Clerk of Court's Office. FIFTY PERCENT (50%) SHALL be paid to MATHIAS H. HECK, JR., TRUSTEE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, MANDATORY FINE/FORFEITED BOND ACCOUNT AND FIFTY PERCENT (50%) SHALL be paid to DAYTON POLICE DEPARTMENT: The Court hereby suspends the defendant's driver's license for a term of SIX (6) MONTHS. The suspension is to run concurrent with any other driver's license suspension presently serving. If the defendant does not possess a driver's license, the defendant shall not apply for one for this period of time.PAGE: 2 CASE NO. 2011 CR 03364 STATE VS. ERIC DEMETRUS CHASE Court costs to be paid in full in the amount determined by the Montgomery County Clerk of Courts. The number of days for which the defendant should receive jail time credit is indicated in the entry and warrant to transport filed in this case. \f applicable, the defendant is hereoy ORDERED to make complete restitution. After reviewing the criminal history of the defendant, the pre-sentence investigation, the facts and circumstances of the offense, and any victim impact statement, the Court DISAPPROVES of the defendant's placement in a program of shock incarceration under Section 5120.031 of the Revised Code, or in the intensive program prison under Section 5120.032 of the Revised Code. The Court DOES RECOMMEND to the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction that the defendant serve a risk reduction sentence under section 5120.036 of the Revised Code. The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 1: ASSAULT (PO) - 2903.13(A) F4 the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment. _ The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 2: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (10grams but <25grams-CRACK) - 2925.11(A) F2, but sentenced as a F3 per HB 86, the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment. The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 3: OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS - 2921.31(A) F5 the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL ISNECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDNAT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post- Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment. The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 5: POSSESSION OF HEROIN (>50 unit doses <100 unit doses) — 2925.11(A) F3- the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control! after the defendant's release from imprisonment. The Court notifies the defendant that, as a part of this sentence, on COUNT 6: POSSESSION OF COCAINE (<5 grams — other than crack) F5 - the defendant MAY, IF THE PAROLE BOARD DETERMINES THAT A PERIOD OF POST RELEASE CONTROL IS NECESSARY FOR THE DEFENDANT be supervised by the Parole Board for a period of THREE (3) YEARS Post-Release Control after the defendant's release from imprisonment. Should the defendant violate any post-release control sanction or any law, the adult parole board may impose a more restrictive sanction. The parole board may increase the length of thePAGE: 3 CASE NO. 2011 CR 03364 STATE VS. ERIC DEMETRUS CHASE post-release control. The parole board also could impose up to an additional nine (9) months prison term for each violation for a total of up to fifty percent (50%) of the original sentence imposed by the court. If the violation of the sanction is a felony, in addition to being prosecuted and sentenced for the new felony, the defendant may receive from the court a prison term for the violation of the post-release control itself. Pursuant to R.C. 2929.19(B)(2)(f), the defendant is ordered not to ingest or be injected with a drug of abuse. The defendant is ordered to submit to random drug testing as provided in section 341.26, 753.33, or 5120.63 of the Revised Code. The results of the drug test administered shall indicate that the defendant did not ingest and was not injected with a drug of abuse. Pursuant to R.C, 2929.14(D)(3), the defendant was advised that the defendant may be eligible to earn days of credit under the circumstances specified in R.C. 2967.193. Days of credit are not automatically awarded under R.C. 2967.193, but they must be earned in the manner specified in R.C. 2967.193. The Court did fully explain to defendant his appellate rights and the defendant informed the Court that said rights were understood. BOND IS CONTINUED AT $25,000.00/POSTED, BLANKET WITH 2011 CR 3364 AS AN APPEAL BOND. c JUDGE GREGG MATHIAS H. HECK, JR. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY rebates — THOMAS, #0078255 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Defense Counsel: ELIZABETH C SCOTT, 130 WEST SECOND STREET, SUITE 1600, DAYTON, OH 45402 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Attn: Jail Records Montgomery County Clerk of Courts - Bookkeeping Dept. PS- 7/11/2012