The county court docket released for late July through August lists several guilty pleas, prison terms and adjourned proceedings in a range of criminal matters, including convictions for promoting prison contraband, sexual offenses and a rape conviction that resulted in a jail term and long probation. Court entries also show multiple defendants who waived indictment and will return for further hearings or sentencing later this year and into 2027.
Notable pleas and sentences
One defendant, Attica Alicia Freeman, waived indictment on a charge of promoting prison contraband in the first degree, a class D felony, and entered a guilty plea to that offense. The court placed Freeman on one year of interim probation and adjourned final sentencing to June 17, 2027.
At a state correctional facility proceeding, Donrey Jones was sentenced on a conviction for promoting prison contraband in the first degree. Jones received a determinate prison term of 2 to 4 years, along with court-imposed financial obligations that include a surcharge, a CVA fee and a DNA collection fee.
Other sentences recorded during the reporting period included a variety of penalties for driving and sex-related offenses. Bailey Eastman was sentenced following convictions for driving while ability impaired by drugs and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the second degree (a misdemeanor), receiving three years’ probation, a fine and a surcharge.
In another matter, Jesse Frank was sentenced for aggravated unlicensed operation in the first degree (an E felony) and driving while intoxicated (a misdemeanor). Frank’s sentence includes five years’ probation, fines, surcharges, revocation of driving privileges and an order of restitution.
A third case involving sexual violence ended with Steven Dibble sentenced for third-degree rape (an E felony) to six months in jail and 10 years of probation. The court also ordered a surcharge, DNA fee, SORA fee, supplemental sex offender fee and an order of protection.
Waivers, pleas and upcoming court dates
Several defendants waived indictment and agreed to proceed on charges without a grand jury. In these matters the court entered pleas or set additional proceedings:
- Perry Clarence Labelle waived indictment on counts that included criminal contempt in the first degree, endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment. He pleaded guilty to criminal contempt in the second degree and endangering the welfare of a child (a misdemeanor). Sentencing was adjourned to Oct. 8, 2026.
- Warsaw Jonathan Michael waived indictment on a charge of second-degree criminal mischief (a D felony). Motions in that matter were scheduled for Sept. 24, 2026.
- Brent Boss was arraigned on a set of sex-related charges, including attempted dissemination of indecent material to minors (an E felony listed as sexually motivated) and three counts of promoting a sexual performance by a child (D felonies). Motions were set for Sept. 24, 2026.
- Kyle Rodriguez waived indictment on charges including aggravated family offense, criminal contempt in the first degree and petit larceny; a guilty plea was entered to aggravated family offense. The docket does not list a sentencing date in the current summary.
Other calendar items and appearances
Some defendants appeared for scheduled matters and were given additional adjournments. For example, Francisco Nunez made an appearance and had a hearing scheduled for Sept. 9, 2026. The docket also records miscellaneous arraignments and adjournments in multiple cases.
| Defendant | Charge (summary) | Outcome / Next date |
|---|---|---|
| Attica Alicia Freeman | Promoting prison contraband (D felony) | Guilty plea; 1 year interim probation; sentencing 6/17/2027 |
| Donrey Jones | Promoting prison contraband (D felony) | Sentenced 2–4 years prison; surcharge, CVA fee, DNA fee |
| Steven Dibble | Rape in the third degree (E felony) | 6 months jail; 10 years probation; fees and order of protection |
| Perry C. Labelle | Criminal contempt / endangering welfare of a child | Plead to lesser counts; sentencing 10/8/2026 |
The docket underscores the range of penalties judges impose for crimes that include violence, sexual offenses, driving under the influence and contraband-related conduct in correctional settings. Sentences vary from probation and fines to multiyear prison terms depending on the felony class and case circumstances.
Anyone seeking more detailed information about these cases should consult the county clerk’s office for public records or contact the court directly for scheduling and procedural questions. Court dockets are subject to change, and appearances or outcomes may be modified by later filings, motions or plea agreements.
As always, the courts continue to process arraignments, plea agreements and contested matters through the calendar. Future docket releases will provide updates on the adjourned hearings and final sentencing dates listed here.
