Many of the charges have been resolved, but a few cases are still pending.
East Lansing expects to pay $190,389 to cover the various expenses of the disturbance, according to a police report. The city will recoup $52,490 so far in restitution from people found guilty of disturbance-related charges.
Disturbance Vocabulary:
Deferment plan — defendants plead guilty to a charge, and if they fulfill obligations designated by the city attorney and stay out of trouble for six months, the charge is dismissed.
769.1g statute — If a person is convicted of riot-related activity on or within 2,500 feet of a campus, the person could be kicked out of school for one year.
Nicholas Ahern: Guilty of obstructing a police officer.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $1,170 in court costs and fines, 15 days in jail, 80 hours of community service and 12 months of probation, 769.1g status removed.
Faye Baldauf: Charges of assembling for a riot and obstructing a police officer were reduced to a civil infraction.
Sentence: $300 in court costs and fines.
William Bedell: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $500 in court costs and fines.
Kevin Bellen: Guilty of obstructing a police officer.
Sentence: 12 months probation, prohibiting him from entering any public university campus in Michigan for one year and from consuming drugs or alcohol. Must pay $1,733 in restitution to the city and $860 in court costs and fines.
Sean Butler: Guilty of drunk and endangering.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $500 in court costs and 769.1g status removed.
Patrick Callanan: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Meridith Cischke: Guilty of fighting.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $335 court costs and 769.1g status removed.
Brandon Dawson: Guilty of two counts of disorderly conduct under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $600 in court costs and fines.
Shawn Etherton: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Adam Freck: Guilty of drunk and endangering.
Sentence: 12-month probation that prohibits him from entering any Michigan public university campus for one year and from consuming drugs or alcohol, and he must pay $1,733 in restitution to the city and $1,340 in court costs and fines.
Brian Fuller: Guilty of minor-in-possession alcohol charge.
Sentence: $165 in court costs and fines, credited for one day in jail, and 769.1g status removed.
Dennis Grain: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Daniel Grenawitzke: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $500 in restitution to the city and $200 in court costs and fines.
Ryan Henning: Guilty of MIP and drunk and endangering charges.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $500 in court costs and fines, 30 days in jail, eight hours of community service and probation for 18 months after his release from jail.
Andrew Hunter: Guilty of loud and boisterous conduct under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Adam Keusch: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Keith Kumor: Guilty of assembling for a riot under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Benjamin LaPlante: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Andrew Lewis: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Robert Love: Guilty of drunk and endangering.
Sentence: $500 in court costs and fines, and 769.1g status removed.
Matthew-Ryan Mathis: Guilty of urinating in public, MIP reduced to open-alcohol infraction.
Justin McIver: Guilty of MIP and remaining within 300 feet of a fire.
Sentencing scheduled for Nov. 28.
Justin Nevius: Guilty of drunk and endangering under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Luke Pickelman: Guilty of one count of disorderly conduct under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Scott Riddle: Charged with obstructing a police officer and obstructing a roadway.
Scheduled for a jury trial Nov. 1.
Henry Robinson: Guilty of propelling a missile.
Sentence: 12 months of probation, must undergo behavioral treatment, go to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings twice a week, is prohibited from any Michigan university public campus for one year, and must pay $1,733 in restitution to the city.
Paul Sanchez: Guilty of loud and boisterous conduct under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
David Smith: Guilty of MIP.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $190 in court costs and fines, and 769.1g status removed.
Jonathan Starr: Guilty of propelling a missile.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $540 in court costs and fines, 769.1g status removed and ordered to do 80 hours of community service.
Peter Tanish: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $500 in court costs and fines.
Daniel Taratuta: Guilty of remaining within 300 feet of a fire.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $1,200 in court costs and fines, and 12 months of probation which prohibit him from entering a Michigan public university campus until May 15, 2006.
Zachary Tocco: Guilty of loud and boisterous conduct under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Daniel Voetberg: Guilty of MIP and assembling for a riot charge under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city, $300 for the deferment, $190 for the MIP and 769.1g status removed.
Benjamin Wickerham: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Cortney Woycik: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Stephan Wunderlich: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $500 in court costs and fines.
Matthew Yarbrough: Guilty of obstructing a police officer under the deferment plan.
Sentence: $1,733 in restitution to the city and $300 in court costs and fines.
Source: City of East Lansing
