The Wright County Sheriff's Office has been busy of late with a wide range of arrests, as documented in its latest arrest report ending April 29. The roundup of alleged offenders includes charges ranging from theft and domestic assault to driving while intoxicated (DWI) and controlled substance violations. The report lists a number of individuals from various cities, painting a picture of a community grappling with diverse legal issues.
In what unfolds to partially be a tale of theft, Juan David Ayol Coro of Minneapolis was apprehended in Albertville, alongside Melany Liseth Mendoza-Duran, Ana Karina Chicanoy Sandoval, and Brandon Damian Ramirez-Cunalata, all arrested on similar charges. The report, detailed by the Wright County Minnesota, also notes Joshua Curtis Baggenstos' arrest on a Wright County warrant for violating a restraining order in a separate incident.
Domestic violence cases punctuated the blotter, with Torie Elizabeth Guadagni taken into custody in Buffalo on a local warrant, while others, like Ethan Serlom Kojo Agbosu and William Edward Darland, faced similar charges of domestic assault in separate incidents. Additionally, a slew of DWI-related arrests occurred throughout the county, with Tracy Marie Kneefe, David Richard Moss, and Kevin Bryan Yanez among the accused.
Road incidents escalated beyond mere traffic violations. Terry Lava McWilliams faced charges of fleeing an officer in a motor vehicle, exemplifying the more dramatic examples of wrongdoings in the county. According to the Wright County Minnesota, car accidents also peppered the landscape of the county's legal troubles with 20 property damage accidents, 5 personal injury accidents, and a variety of other vehicular-related mishaps, including 6 car-deer incidents.
The report reflects the continuous effort by the Wright County Sheriff's Office to ensure public safety and law enforcement. With registrations of 6 DWI arrests, 18 instances of underage consumption, 2 school bus stop arm violations, and a total of 110 tickets for miscellaneous traffic violations, the Sheriff's Office seems vigilant in its pursuit to maintain order on the roads and in the homes of Wright County residents.
