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Michael Brown, who told the court he has known Lewis for several years and said he would help her if she made bond, testified that he would be willing to post security and support Lewis’s compliance with conditions. Brown told the court he expected Lewis would live with him if released and that he would report any failure to appear. The defense also presented Lewis, who said she had been attending AA in custody and was looking into rehabilitation. \"I've been going to AA and I've been doing my bridal studies, and I've also been looking into rehab,\" she told the court.

The prosecutor pointed to Lewis’s record: multiple prior felony convictions for drug-related offenses, prior supervision and parole violations, and a recent failure to appear in a general-sessions matter. Judge Wolfe noted those factors, the nature of the current charges (including possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and Fentanyl counts), and concluded that lowering the bond would risk public safety and Lewis’s own welfare by placing her back where controlled substances are accessible.

The judge said he was open to reconsidering the bond if Lewis were admitted to a treatment program but declined to reduce the bond without that placement and sufficient assurance she would comply with conditions. The bond remains set at $40,000.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","1-17-25 Dickson Criminal Docket","oneSentenceSummary","Judge David D. Wolfe denied a motion to reduce the $40,000 bond for Cammy Gilles Lewis, citing prior failures to appear, multiple drug convictions and the danger posed by the current charges involving methamphetamine and Fentanyl.","taxTitle","Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee","taxId",66321,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6381822,"Dixon County court accepts multiple pleas, imposes sentences and sets restitution or probation terms",5380,1705000,7085000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2127922-db25fb76ca2c8ddc9887e4d31710fdd5&start=1705&end=7085","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2127922-db25fb76ca2c8ddc9887e4d31710fdd5/thumbnail_1705000.jpg","/articles/6381822/Tennessee/Dixon-County-court-accepts-multiple-pleas-imposes-sentences-and-sets-restitution-or-probation-terms","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6381822-3973f5c72342480d1ad355a3fbb4841a/orig.mp4?Expires=1773233191&Signature=EHaRH-kr3RJArz3Uz2nKHGKV-jtPcPf7N8c7JvDEbVwdCue3IVkdEKXTemchvxFFTNKzXkXQejSz~64TA0it5ZyVS12KlgeMqhywZSACHEJLYg9VamdzCfE~YioGsCuY0Gn-XDO-DDpQAnt-RjH68c1XimWlo0mDwEVGmnI5Hb0ByxmUlq8PXITLm5osq61gXv1MfpvBuZ4l1mFFuaPF3h0qssN8NRh6NhAvTEFKAyfwJuKLSf6705xvJx58pgtDprQ4L6pyAboDCxoHLu2f26h2utQHfMj6GdQkI8DnhzMbgfZiFMs3sNkJa-mM79Tk2fe8a261FSqF4TsRit4aNg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Dixon County Circuit Court accepted a string of guilty and no-contest pleas on multiple indictments and entered sentences or supervision conditions on Jan. 14.

Among the outcomes the court recorded: a judicial diversion and suspended sentence for one defendant, suspended prison terms and short jail terms for others, reserved restitution determinations, and specific treatment and supervision conditions in several matters. The court also set multiple status dates — most commonly May 19 — to allow discovery, coordination with other jurisdictions or victim-restoration work.

Key dispositions and orders handled during the session included:

- Christopher Michael Deveni: Pleaded no contest to a single-count theft indictment (docket 2024 CR 123). The court sentenced him to three years in the Tennessee Department of Correction suspended to supervised probation after serving 30 days in jail on consecutive weekends; he was ordered to pay $1,834.75 in restitution in $51 monthly installments, have no contact with the victim and submit to monthly drug screens and an alcohol-and-drug assessment. (Transcript: plea accepted and judgment entered.)

- Yatori (docketed as Gavin Reed) Gooch: Entered a no-contest plea under a judicial-diversion recommendation. The court accepted the diversion paperwork and placed the defendant on probation and diversion-related conditions (judicial diversion authority cited in the record as 4035313). Conditions included completion of a batterers' intervention program, an A&D assessment, no contact with the named victim and payment of court costs.

- William Charles Parrish (docket 2023 CR 451): Pleaded no contest to an amended simple-assault charge; the court sentenced him to 11 months and 29 days in the county jail, suspended after serving 30 days; he was ordered to report to jail on Feb. 17 and to have no contact with the victim.

- James Glenn Dodson: Sentenced after earlier no-contest pleas to counts 1 and 3. The court imposed concurrent terms of 11 months and 29 days, suspended after 30 days; ordered a $750 fine and court costs; the defendant was required to begin serving the 30 days immediately where in custody.

- Robert Dale Johnson: Entered a no-contest plea to an amended aggravated-assault charge (class C felony). The court imposed a four-year sentence suspended to supervised probation and ordered an alcohol-and-drug assessment and treatment as conditions of probation.

- Danielle Lee Spicer Generazio: Pleaded no contest to an amended theft charge (D felony). The court sentenced her to three years in the Tennessee Department of Correction, suspended to supervised probation; the judgment banned her from a named business (Tennessee Vapor, listed by address in the file), reserved restitution for later determination and required payment of court costs.

- Christopher Michael Deveni, William Parrish, James Dodson and others were required to see probation before leaving the courtroom for intake and supervision planning; several defendants were given specific reporting dates and jailed immediately where they were in custody.

Court calendars also showed numerous scheduling orders: judges set trials and status dates for May 19 for cases involving discovery issues and coordination with federal authorities in several multi-defendant matters.

The court repeatedly reminded defendants that failing to comply with supervision conditions (for example, positive drug tests under a zero-tolerance condition) could result in immediate incarceration or revocation of suspended sentences.","At the Dixon County Circuit Court session, judges accepted several no-contest and guilty pleas, imposed sentences ranging from suspended jail time to probation and reserved restitution in some theft cases. Several defendants were ordered to report for jail or probation intake; multiple matters were set for May 19 status dates.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6381828,"Dixon County judge sentences Patricia Kelly to 11 months, suspends after 60 days following reckless-endangerment conviction",1826,16856000,18682000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2127922-db25fb76ca2c8ddc9887e4d31710fdd5&start=16856&end=18682","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2127922-db25fb76ca2c8ddc9887e4d31710fdd5/thumbnail_16856000.jpg","/articles/6381828/Tennessee/Dixon-County-judge-sentences-Patricia-Kelly-to-11-months-suspends-after-60-days-following-reckless-endangerment-conviction","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6381828-5399eb7c9d6fd084aafb553853f68d82/orig.mp4?Expires=1773233191&Signature=e4aJ80cYNombrSTGSm1nCL2MuslUzF9LVC9qnCvUeflCRDKRsozoaDmEnhfRxY5l7vCwBm6BGTQEJCrRnekWElYSqudhsv4uDu0iE5kED7Q16yjVpCQNhNNuXw0iTAHvXAEXw9hk1D7biHeGHzetLS6ckzGdzbtOr1FsdZtQWxYaRdJIJ7~MuueM~I49OH1EW1q5V0w1m5NFaM9HkoDjcboPdJaoZoxmZOPGUVrDIlsk6SSycxD2V3SWlahxoN-NllG-hFeYgWcCHIEB-QMAClHF0mBGaZ8b4BTRdxRM3H4O7SRYMWVmfX1IOaey7n~qGkdJcUucGF-VaNC-juASOA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Dixon County jury found Patricia Denise Kelly guilty of reckless endangerment, and Judge David D. Wolfe sentenced her to 11 months and 29 days in the county jail, suspended after 60 days with credit for time served.

The sentence followed a victim-impact presentation and a pre-sentence report prepared by the probation department. The victim, through a written statement read in court, said: \"What my granny did to me has affected my life in a bad way ... I have permanent nerve damage in my hands.\" The court accepted the statement into the record and marked it as part of the sentencing material.

Judge Wolfe said he had reviewed the statutory sentencing considerations and the probation officer's report, and he described the child victim as particularly vulnerable because of age and the nature of the injuries. The judge cited photographic evidence and trial testimony showing injury to the child’s wrists and concluded the seriousness of the injury weighed against diversion. He denied the request for judicial diversion and imposed a jail term but suspended most of it after the 60-day minimum.

The probation officer who prepared the pre-sentence report told the court that Kelly scored as a low risk on the department's risk-and-needs assessment but had a history that included prior charges and family instability. A neighbor and family-contact witness told the court Kelly is dependable about property care and had previously helped others by picking up medication for them.

Defense counsel urged mitigating circumstances, including the defendant's history of caring for family and health problems, and noted efforts Kelly had made while in custody. The state urged that the seriousness of the child's injuries and the need for deterrence made confinement appropriate.

Judge Wolfe ordered Kelly to report to the county jail at 4 p.m. on the next business day specified by the court (the court recorded the reporting time as 4 p.m. the coming Monday). The judgment noted credit for time already served toward the imposed sentence.","After a jury convicted Patricia Denise Kelly of reckless endangerment, Dixon County Circuit Court Judge David D. Wolfe sentenced her to 11 months, 29 days in jail, suspended after 60 days with credit for time served. The court considered victim-impact statements and probation reports in denying judicial diversion.","actionData","errors"]

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Judge denies bond reduction for Cammy Lewis, cites prior failures to appear and drug history

Dixon County court accepts multiple pleas, imposes sentences and sets restitution or probation terms

Dixon County judge sentences Patricia Kelly to 11 months, suspends after 60 days following reckless-endangerment conviction