I ON THE COURT Nantucket Court Report
An island teenager and one of a group of youths who broke into Miacomet Avenue homes on Dec. 12 and 13 and took possessions and vehicles during the spree was sentenced on Monday to serve two years in the Barnstable House of Correction. Adam Jenkins, 17, who has been incarcerated for 47 days since the episode, admitted in District Court to seven counts of breaking and entering in the daytime to commit a felony, four counts of vandalizing property, two counts of motor vehicle larceny, two counts of unauthorized use of a vehicle, two counts of larceny over $250 and two counts of larceny under $250.

"Do you have an appreciation for what it means to have someone break into your house and take things and destroy it?" asked Judge W. James O'Neill after questioning Jenkins as to his motive and receiving a mumbled response that he had been drinking and using drugs.

The judge sentenced Jenkins to two years in jail on each breaking and entering count but ordered that the sentences run concurrently. He was found guilty on all the other charges, which were filed. Jenkins was also found guilty for violating his previous probation on charges of receiving stolen property and use of a vehicle without authority. Jenkins will live in a special unit of the facility that houses the Shock program, a voluntary, military based program emphasizing counseling, discipline, social skills and anger management. He will also be educated to prepare for the GED.

Aco-defendant of Jenkins', Michael A. Kittila, also 17, of Hyannis, Mass., is charged with five counts of breaking and entering in the daytime to commit a felony on Dec. 13 and had his case continued for a pre-trial hearing on Feb. 5.

Edwar M. Hawkins, 23, of 19 Essex Road, admitted to several charges including possession of marijuana with intent to distribute on Aug. 19, 2006. He was sentenced to serve six months but the term was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year during which time he must stay drug free. He also admitted to a previous charge of receiving stolen property and had that case continued one year without a finding. Charges of conspiracy and disorderly conduct were dismissed but he was found guilty of resisting arrest. Hawkins was additionally found guilty of another charge of possession of marijuana and responsible for driving outside marked lanes and driving with no license in possession.

In other court news, Shukhrat Aziev, 29, of 44 Somerset Lane, paid due court costs and had his Jan. 28, 2006 case involving driving under the influence of alcohol dismissed.

Marius Babinskas, 27, of 94 Surfside Road, had his case continued to March 5. He was charged Jan. 26 with driving under the influence of alcohol.

Rohan A. Black, 23, of 107 Hummock Pond Road, had his case continued to March 5. He was charged Dec. 26, 2006 with driving with a suspended license.

Paul Blanchard, 29, of 10 South Pasture Lane, admitted to leaving the scene after property damage and negligent driving on Nov. 12, 2006 and had both charges continued 18 months without a finding. He must stay alcohol and drug free for the first six months of the period and submit to random testing.

A probation violation notice was withdrawn for Claude L. Booth, 32, of 14 Bailey Road.

Ryan H. Conway, 28, of 54 Essex Road, had his case continued to April 9. He was charged Dec. 3, 2006 with malicious destruction of property.

Dakota Cooke, 21, of 66 Prospect St., had her case continued to Feb. 5. She was charged Jan. 27 with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

Daniel J. Delaney, 36, of 5 Daffodil Lane, admitted to negligent driving on Dec. 8, 2006 and had the case continued one year without a finding. A charge of driving under the influence of alcohol was dismissed and he was found responsible for driving outside marked lanes and a license plate violation.

Awarrant was to issue for Asem Musa Haggiagi, 35, of Boston, who was charged Sept. 10, 2006 with driving an uninsured vehicle that did not meet safety standards.

Prudence M. Jube, 47, of 60R Hummock Pond Road, admitted to check larceny on Jan. 17, 2006 and had the case continued one year without a finding. She must make $606 restitution, continue counseling and remain sober. Charges of uttering and forging a check were dismissed. A March 24, 2006 charge of driving with a suspended license will be dismissed with $100 court costs.

Awarrant was to issue for Robert Kenna, 25, of no known address, charged Sept. 11, 2006 with driving without a license.

Awarrant was to issue for William F. Kilbride, 54, of 85 Orange St., charged Sept. 26, 2006 with driving an uninsured, unregistered vehicle.

July 22, 2006 charges of breaking and entering and disturbing the peace were dismissed against Christopher A. LaFrance, 25, of 72 Millbrook Road.

Peter J. Lanctot, 53, of 55 Somerset Road, had his case continued to March 5. He was charged Jan. 16 with driving under the influence of alcohol without a license.

Douglas W. Lange, 50, of 17 Woodland Drive, had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Dec. 28, 2006 with driving under the influence of alcohol and driving without a license.

Cain U. Mancia, 42, of 73 Old South Road, had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Jan. 7 with assault and battery.

William H. Martling, 51, of 67A Milestone Road, had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Jan. 24 with assault and battery.

Lucas Michetti, 26, formerly of Nantucket, had his case continued to Feb. 20. He was charged Dec. 1, 2006 with cocaine distribution.

Robertas Mickus, 24, of 16 Bluebird Lane, had his case continued to Feb. 26. He was charged Dec. 31, 2006 with driving under the influence of alcohol.

Brian J. Murphy, 41, of 3 Doc Ryder Drive, had his case continued to Feb. 12 to complete his last court payment stemming from March 18, 2006 charges of leaving the scene of property damage and negligent driving.

Daniel M. Parkman, 37, of Florida, was found responsible for speeding on Jan. 22 and was assessed $100 in fines. He was found responsible for driving outside marked lanes, not responsible for failing to signal and had a charge of unlicensed driving dismissed.

Dorothy Perry, 17, of Hyannis, Mass., had her case continued to March 5. She was charged Nov. 16 and Dec. 2, 2006 with cocaine distribution.

James M. Phillips, 29, of 45 Surfside Road, was found guilty of refusing to identify himself on Dec. 9, 2006 and fined $100. He was also found responsible for driving outside marked lanes and assessed $100. Acharge of resisting arrest was dismissed and he was found not responsible for failing to register a vehicle after 30 days.

David S. Pike, 26, of New Bedford, Mass., had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Dec. 19, 2006 with driving an uninsured vehicle with a suspended license and registration, not meeting vehicle safety standards and equipment violations.

Manuel Rojas, 38, of 20 West York St., had his case continued to Feb. 26. He was charged Dec. 14, 2006 with driving an unregistered vehicle under the influence of alcohol and with a suspended license, a lights violation and making an improper turn.

Brian M. Ruane, 22, of 2 Cedar Circle, had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Feb. 1, 2006 with negligent driving and on Jan. 21 with driving under the influence of alcohol with no license in possession and leaving the scene after property damage.

Jonathan R. Seamans, 26, of Maine, had his case continued to Feb. 12. He was charged Jan. 12 with driving under the influence of alcohol and drug possession.

Anthony R. Secia, 24, of 9 1/2 Square Rigger Road, had his Jan. 23, 2006 case involving drug possession dismissed.

Michael S. Soule, 21, of Florida, paid due costs stemming from his Dec. 17, 2005 charge of delivering alcohol to a minor and the case was dismissed.

Roberto J. Tejada, 22, of 52 Cato Lane, had his case continued to March 12 for status. He was charged Oct. 8, 2006 with three counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, three counts of leaving the scene of personal injury, assault with a dangerous weapon, reckless driving and leaving the scene after property damage.

A warrant was to issue for Joao W. Valadares, 39, of 54 Essex Road, charged Dec. 17, 2006 with malicious destruction of property.

Michael F. Walsh, 41, of 22 Massasoit Bridge Road, had his case continued to Feb. 26. He was charged July 25, 2006 with three counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, destruction of property and negligent driving.

Scott M. Waterman, 45, of Maine, admitted to driving under the influence of alcohol on Dec. 22, 2006 and had the case continued one year without a finding. He must take the driver alcohol education program. He was found responsible for driving outside marked lanes but not responsible for not wearing a seat belt.

Todd J. Wheeler, 43, of 11 Hooper Farm Road, had his case continued to March 5. He was charged Jan. 23 with assault and battery.

A warrant was to issue for Amber Wilde, 25, of 14 Cambridge St., charged Dec. 16, 2006 with disturbing the peace.

Brett A. Williams, 18, of Hartford, Conn., had his probation terminated and counts of making a bomb threat and making a false crime report were dismissed. He was among three other youth who two summers ago phoned in a bomb hoax to the Hy-Line.

Tyrone Williams, 28, of 14S Larrabee Lane, had his case continued to March 17. He was charged Oct. 6 and Nov. 16, 2006 with cocaine distribution and on the latter date with a drug violation near a school.

Muriel E. Woolfolk, 46, of 65 Cato Lane, had her case continued to March 5. She was charged Nov. 21, 2006 with drug possession.

A warrant was to issue for Christina L. Youd, 26, of Bourne, Mass., who still owes more than $800 in court costs from an Aug. 16, 2005 drug possession charge.

- Compiled by Mary Lancaster