A Winona man has been bound over to the action of the Montgomery County Grand Jury.
Charles Fleming of Winona went before Judge Alan D. Lancaster on Thursday in Winona Municipal Court for felony possession of a controlled substance. Fleming who was represented by Brad Daigneault chose to waive his preliminary hearing.
Also, Mondello Holman’s case was continued. Holman was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance, DUI However, failure to comply and no insurance. However, because Holman was arrested Wednesday night before court happened, all of his tickets hadn’t downloaded to the court’s system yet. Holman remained on a $5,000 bond.
Lancaster also heard the cases of Tammie Profit, Shamakia Elder and Antonio Fredrick. The case stemmed from a physical fight that occurred. Lancaster has a strict rule about fighting in the street. However, according to Daigenault, who represented Fredrick, the fight occurred in a secluded area. Lancaster reluctantly granted a motion dropping charges on each case.
“I will remember the names and faces of all three of you and if you come back before you, you will serve jail time,” Lancaster warned the three. He also told Elder and Fredrick, who have a child together, not to contact Profit in any way and Profit is not to contact either of them.
