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Police issue charges in Dec. 10 drug bust
Sarah Millard
Issue date: 12/12/07 Section: News
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Ian Helfenstein plead not guilty in a marijuana delivery charge from May 31, 2007. Helfenstein waived his right to a preliminary hearing. His status conference is scheduled for Feb. 14.
Daniel Adams plead not guilty to bail jumping and delivery of schedule IV drugs. Schedule IV drugs include a lower chance for abuse compared to schedule I-III drugs. However, a prescription is required for the schedule IV drugs.
Schedule I drugs are highly addictive and they contain no medical purpose, including: heroin and marijuana. They are not available through pharmacies or by prescription.
Schedule II drugs are also highly addictive, but they can be used for certain medical conditions. A prescription is required for the drugs which include morphine and cocaine, but even under medical supervision, dependency on the drugs can develop.
Schedule III drugs are less addictive than I and II, and also can serve a medical purpose. They contain substances like hydrocodone and Anabolic steroids.
Andrew Nostro, 22, was charged with two counts of manufacturing or delivery of less than 200 grams of THC, also known as marijuana. He was also charged with one count of intent to deliver less then 200 grams of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The delivery charges are all felonies. The first two offenses are dated Sept. 30, 2006, and Oct. 14, 2006. The second two offenses dated May 04, 2007.
Jordan Shimon, 20, was charged with three counts of manufacturing or delivery of less than 200 grams of marijuana. The offenses dated Sept 18, 2007, Oct. 06, 2007, and Oct. 23, 2007.
David Hanizeski, 21, was charged with three counts of possession with intent to deliver near a park. The felony charges offenses dated Oct. 18, 2007, Oct. 30, 2007, and Nov. 14, 2007.
Hanizeski will appear before the Walworth County Judicial Center at 1 p.m. on Jan. 22 for an adjourned initial appearance.
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