The Wright County Sheriff's Office has released its arrest report for the period ending on September 22, 2025, with a total of 21 individuals detained for various crimes ranging from controlled substance charges to severe offenses such as domestic assault and terroristic threats. According to the official report, arrests included Courtnee Alea Ascheman, who, at the age of 34, faced a 5th Degree Controlled Substance charge in Stearns County, and Jeffrey Richard Gentle, 40, of Minneapolis, who was apprehended in Hennepin County on possession of child pornography charges.
Other notable arrests from the list include Rany T. Mayberry, 57, caught in Ramsey County facing charges for Terroristic Threats, and John Patrick Grillo, 54, of St. Cloud, who was taken in Benton County on a 3rd Degree Controlled Substance warrant. The report also detailed a case involving Jeremy Lee Martichuski, 35, of Braham, who was arrested in Isanti County on charges of 3rd Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct. Traffic-related arrests included Nicholas George Adamski, 38, from St. Michael, detained on a charge of 2nd Degree DWI, and Abdulwahid Osman Ibrahim, 40, of St. Cloud, also arrested for 2nd Degree DWI.
Within the same period, the Sheriff's Office recorded 28 Property Damage Accidents, 4 Personal Injury Accidents, and 6 Hit and Run Accidents, in addition to responding to 3 Car Deer Accidents. Traffic enforcement activities were notably active, with 4 arrests made for DWI, one for Underage Consumption, 14 arrests related to School Bus Stop Arm Violations, and the issuance of 128 tickets for various traffic violations.
The released information reflects the continuous efforts of the Wright County Sheriff’s Office to uphold the law across various jurisdictions. The office also records charges relating to violations of domestic orders, with individuals such as Gerrod Thomas Kresa, 47, of Buffalo, and Kurt Allen Oakland, 51, of Montrose, being apprehended for Violation of a Domestic Abuse Order for Protection. Mandel Tabor Dye, 41, faced a charge as a convicted felon in possession of any ammo or firearm, reinforcing the Sheriff's Office's commitment to not just address, but also to proactively prevent potential threats to community safety.
