BOONE, Iowa—Boone County Attorney Matt Speers Office releases information regarding criminal court cases handled by his office. This week’s cases including sentencing on various felony cases.
COURT SUMMARIES
10-12-25 – 10-23-26
– Logan Harrison Soe, 27, Nevada, appeared in the District Court for sentencing following a guilty plea to Sexual Exploitation of a Minor, a Class B Felony. The County Attorney recommended a 25 year prison sentence; however, over that recommendation the judge granted the defendant probation. The defendant was sentenced to 25 years in prison, all suspended. On the suspended portion, the defendant was placed on probation with terms to include completion of a Residential Treatment Facility, to remain in custody pending a bed, plus payment of a fine and fees. The defendant was also sentenced to a lifetime special parole and Sex Offender Registry requirement. The case was investigated by the Boone County Sheriff’s Office.
– Dylan Lee Curtis Bundy, 25, Beaver, appeared in the District Court for sentencing following guilty pleas to Possession of a Firearm by a Felon, a Class D Felony; and, Reckless Use of a Firearm, an Aggravated Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to 7 years in prison plus payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone County Sheriff’s Office.
– Noah John Barbieri, 23, Stratford, appeared in District Court on a probation violation. The defendant stipulated to having violated his probation. The defendant was ordered to serve the original prison sentence of 5 years in prison on the underlying charge of Forgery.
– Ivan James Burkheimer II, 55, Madrid, was sentenced by the District Court following guilty pleas to Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Deliver, a Class C Felony; Tax Stamp Violation, a Class D Felony; and, Possession of Marijuana, a Serious Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to 15.5 years in prison, all suspended. On the suspended portion, the defendant was placed on probation with terms to include completion of a substance abuse evaluation with follow through of treatment, plus payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone Police Department.
– Travis John McNace, 36, Boone, was sentenced by the District Court following a plea of guilty to OWI 3rd, a Class D Felony. The defendant was sentenced to 5 years in prison, with all but 30 days suspended. On the suspended portion, the defendant was placed on probation with terms to include completion of a substance abuse evaluation with follow through of treatment, a course for drinking drivers, plus payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone County Sheriff’s Office.
– Jonathan Lewis Christie, 44, Ogden, was sentenced by the District Associate Court following a guilty plea to Public Intoxication, a Simple Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to completion of a substance abuse evaluation with follow through of treatment plus payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone County Sheriff’s Office.
– Melanie Lynn Hasley, 58, Boone, was sentenced by the Magistrate Court following a guilty plea to Assault, a Simple Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone Police Department.
– Brent Alan Harmening, 57, Boone, was sentenced by the Magistrate Court following a guilty plea to Disorderly Conduct, a Simple Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone Police Department.
– Rheanne Lunette Thies, 71, Boone, was sentenced by the Magistrate Court following a guilty plea to Disorderly Conduct, a Simple Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone Police Department.
– Colton Lee Phillips, 37, Perry, was sentenced by the Magistrate Court following a guilty plea to Public Intoxication, a Simple Misdemeanor. The defendant was sentenced to payment of a fine and fees. The case was investigated by the Boone Police Department.
DISCLAIMER: AN ARREST IS MERELY AN ACCUSATION. DEFENDANTS ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL CONVICTED IN COURT. PRISON TERMS ARE OFTEN SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED DEPENDING ON MANY FACTORS INCLUDING GOOD TIME OR WORK CREDITS. THIS IS ONLY A SUMMARY OF PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE HEARINGS OR DOCUMENTS, IT MAY NOT BE A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL PROCEEDINGS. THE INFORMATION HEREIN CAN AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED INDEPENDENTLY THROUGH THE COURT DOCKETS.
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