Dixon County criminal docket: guilty pleas, probation revocations and treatment furloughs under Judge David D. Wolfe

Judge David D. Wolfe presided over a full criminal-docket session on June 3, 2025, at the Dixon County Justice Center in which the court accepted multiple pleas, resolved probation violation hearings and set a number of treatment‑oriented furloughs.

The most serious courtroom dispositions included guilty pleas and agreed sentences entered in several felony matters. Troy Allen Tomlin Jr. entered pleas resolving a multi‑count indictment that the court accepted; the judge imposed an effective sentence that combines consecutive and concurrent terms under the plea agreement and ordered sex‑offender registry requirements. Cody Allen Lee Francis and Derek Marcus Nelms each entered pleas resolving separate indictments: the court accepted a no‑contest plea from Francis that resulted in concurrent 10‑year sentences on counts set out in the plea paperwork, and Nelms pleaded no‑contest to a Sex Offender Registry violation that the judge accepted as a career‑offender disposition (six years, with the judgment specifying one year in jail before suspension to probation and a mandatory 90‑day component).

Several defendants who had been placed on community corrections or furloughed to residential treatment were returned to court. The docket shows multiple treatment‑oriented outcomes: Joshua O'Neil Prentice and Larry Duane Salters were each ordered into long‑term residential programs with the court granting furloughs…