Edward Martinez, 41, listed with various addresses, finally appeared before Wood County Common Pleas
Court Judge Robert Pollex Aug. 4. for sentencing in a case from 2006.
Martinez had pleaded guilty to two charges in April of 2007. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered
with Martinez scheduled to return in June of that year for sentencing. He failed to appear and a warrant
was issued.
Earlier this year, he was arrested in another jurisdiction and then brought to Wood County.
Pollex sentenced him to nearly five years in prison on top of his sentence in the other jurisdiction. He
received 11 months for theft and four years for failure to comply with order or signal of police
officer. The two sentences are to be served consecutive. However, the sentence for theft is to be served
concurrently to the sentence already being served in the other case; while the four-year sentence is to
be served consecutively to that case.
Numerous other individuals have been sentenced to prison by Pollex over the last few weeks.
Others sentenced to prison, with date, age, charge and sentence, include:
¥ Cody Adler, 18, July 14, possession of cocaine and amended charge of burglary, two years on each case
to be served concurrently, Pollex
¥ Tomas Garcia, 21, July 28, amended count of attempted burglary, one year, Pollex
¥ Michael Bezeau, 27, June 30, community control violation oon receiving stolen property charge, 11
months
¥ Christopher Autieri, 31, June 30, two counts of receiving stolen property, 10 months each to be served
concurrently
¥ Kimberly Perry, 43, July 21, probation violation, eight months
¥ Timothy Meyers, 22, Aug. 4, receiving stolen property, eight months
¥ Amanda Adkins, 28, June 23, community control violation of aggravated possession of drugs, seven months
¥ Wayne Banks, 55, July 21, theft, 90 days
Virtually all prison sentences also carry terms of post release control, formerly called parole.
