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Internet solicitation case nets 2 years [Crossville Chronicle, Tenn. :: ](Crossville Chronicle (TN) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) March 05--CROSSVILLE -- A Nashville area man -- one of three men charged with soliciting minors for sexual activities over the Internet was sentenced to two years in prison following a hearing in Cumberland County Criminal Court recently. William M. Frankenbach, 34, pleaded guilty in January to exploitation of a minor and solicitation of a minor, stemming from an internet sting by the local sheriff's department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit. Frankenbach was accused of soliciting online a minor for sexual activities. Sheriff's Investigator Scott Davis testified that he was working with the ICAC unit when he received chat room messages from someone later identified as Frankenbach, who thought he was talking with a young teenage girl. Arrangements were made, according to Davis, for Frankenbach to meet a young teen girl at a local motel where he was quickly taken into custody. He was in possession of an alcoholic beverage and condoms, which had been pre-arranged for him to bring. Frankenback is the first person sentenced to prison for Internet crimes against children by ICAC, Davis said. In other cases on the docket, the following took place: Arraignment -- Melinda Fay Farr, theft of less than $10,000 and theft of less than $1,000, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- James Thomas King, burglary and theft of less $10,000, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent King; continued to the May discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Raymond Vance Manning, aggravated burglary, theft of less than $60,000 and theft of less than $1,000, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent Manning; continued to March 24. Deadline docket -- Randy Lynn Floyd, two counts of manufacture, delivery or sale of a schedule II drug, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Garry Wendell Godsey, three counts of driving under the influence and refusing an intoximeter test, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Desiree Michelle McBride, two counts of possession of methamphetamine, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent McBride, continued to May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Andrea Nicole Agusti, aggravated burglary, continued to March 24. -- Danny Harold Bilyeu, aggravated assault and probation violation, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Justin James Cooper, manufacture, delivery or sale of a schedule II drug, evading arrest and driving on a revoked license, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- Thomas Samuel Copeland, aggravated robbery, evading arrest and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, continued to March 3. -- Terry Lee Cydrus, probation violation, aggravated burglary and theft of less than $10,000, continued to March 3. -- Erica Lynn Davis, promotion of the manufacture of methamphetamine and initiation of the manufacture of meth, continued to the May 2 discussion docket and May 9 deadline docket. -- James Robert Eldridge, theft of less than $10,000, theft of less than $500, manufacture, delivery or sale of a schedule I drug and possession of drug paraphernalia, continued to March 24. -- Yevetta Leigh Emery, theft of less than $60,000, Public Defender's Office allowed to withdraw due to conflict; Randal Boston appointed to represent Emery; motion for bond reduction denied and continued to March 3. -- John Lynn Lewis, aggravated assault, forfeiture and capias issued for failure to appear; ten days in jail and ordered held for bond hearing. -- Jonathan Lee Miller, rape and theft of less than $1,000, continued to March 3. -- Joseph Charles Parrent III, aggravated statutory rape, continued to March 3. -- Nathaniel H. Payne, aggravated assault, continued to March 24. -- Amanda Leigh Sheppard, theft of less than $10,000, continued to March 3. -- Victoria Rose Gaw, multiple felony counts, continued to March 24. Motions and hearings -- Kyle Benjamin Booth, aggravated assault and theft of less than $500, judicial diversion amended to allow attendance at Teen Challenge. -- Scottie Eugene Lenz, aggravated burglary, aggravated assault and theft of less than $500, forfeiture and capias issued for failure to appear; ordered held for bond hearing. -- Robert Duane Hicks, forgery, continued to March 3. -- Bruce Edward Adkisson, motion for early release granted. -- Michael Thomas Smith, manufacture, delivery or sale of a schedule I drug, forfeiture and capias issued for failure to appear; ten days in jail and bond doubled. -- Danny B. Tollett, third offense driving under the influence, resisting a stop, arrest or search and retaliation for past action, continued to March 24. -- Katherine Renee Clark, motion for release into the house arrest supervision of Community Corrections granted. -- Mitchell Raymon Myers, burglary and theft of less than $10,000, forfeiture and capias issued for failure to appear; ordered held for bond hearing. -- Robert Daniel Killeen, two counts of aggravated burglary, theft of less than $60,000 and theft of less than $1,000, sentencing hearing continued to March 3. Probation violation -- Teresa Faye Austin, probation revoked because of violations; ordered to serve six months and then to be released back on probation. -- Alastis Morris Bilbrey, probation violation, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent Bilbrey; revocation hearing continued to March 24. -- Billy Ray Conley, probation revocation hearing continued to March 3. -- Erica A. McCoy, probation revoked because of violations with credit for time served. -- James Patrick Brock, probation revoked because of violations; ordered to serve 60 days in jail and then released under house arrest of community corrections with probation extended two years. -- Jason S. Caruthers, probation revocation hearing continued to March 24. -- Kozzi Christopher Cole, probation revoked because of violations; to serve six months in jail, obtain A&D assessment and followup and then be released into house arrest of community corrections. -- Wolford W. Crabtree, probation violation and habitual motor vehicle offender law violation, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent Crabtree; probation revoked and ordered to serve balance of his sentence. -- Billy Joe Cunningham, probation revoked because of violations and ordered to serve sentence or attend and complete Teen Challenge. -- Robert Paul Elmore, probation revocation hearing continued to April 21. -- Matthew Robert Evans, probation revoked because of violations; transferred to house arrest of community corrections and probation extended one year. -- Dana June Forpahl, probation revoked because of violations; ordered to serve six months and then be released under house arrest of community corrections. -- Kevin Shane Price, probation revoked because of violations and ordered to serve balance of his sentence. -- Jason Russell Randolph, probation revocation hearing continued to March 24. -- Travis L. Sadula, probation revoked because of violations and ordered to serve balance of his sentence. -- Austin Tyler Wolverton, probation revoked because of violations and ordered to serve balance of his sentence. -- Jeffrey L. Bridges, probation revoked because of violations and extended one year. -- Steven K. Caird, probation revoked because of violations; ordered to serve 30 days in jail and be released under house arrest of community corrections. -- Michael Andrew Hamby, probation revocation hearing continued to March 3. -- Kenneth Leroy Langley, Jeff Vires appointed to represent Langley; revocation hearing continued to March 3. -- Kabrina Meshail Fravel, Jeff Vires appointed to represent Fravel; continued to March 3. -- Brandon Scott McDonald, probation revocation warrant dismissed and returned to house arrest supervision of community corrections. -- Kevin M. Burgess, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent Burgess; revocation hearing continued to March 3. Community corrections -- Laura Ann Buschmann, probation revoked with credit for time served with order to complete 28-day rehab program and comply with DCS order. -- Kimberly Lynn Dunlap, probation revoked because of violations with credit for time served and then released back on probation. -- Nicholas Jason Leach, probation revocation hearing continued to March 3. -- Austin Shane Lewis, probation revocation hearing continued to March 3. -- Adam Garth Murphy, probation revoked because of violations and ordered to serve balance of his sentence. -- James Jeremiah Pugh, probation revocation hearing continued to March 13. -- Curtis Franklin Selby, probation revocation hearing continued to April 21. -- Dwayne A. Stoner, probation revocation hearing continued to March 24. ___ (c)2014 the Crossville Chronicle (Crossville, Tenn.) Visit the Crossville Chronicle (Crossville, Tenn.) at crossville-chronicle.com/ Distributed by MCT Information Services |