Macoupin County Courthouse News

Persons are considered innocent until proven guilty. In criminal actions, the person has been charged by a law enforcement agency but is entitled to a hearing or trial to argue his innocence.

Marriage Licenses

Mark William Woodson, Livingston; Erin Renee Geringer, Livingston

Douglas Dorsey Brown, St. Ann, Mo.; Randi Lynn Courtney, Staunton

Conner McGrady, Gillespie; Taylor Clark, Gillespie

Robert Larry McCollum, Gillespie; Kristy Jo Reedy, Benld

Dena Leonard, Girard; John Jason Legrand, Girard

Matthew Joseph Ray, Staunton; Ann Marie Baalman, Staunton

Divorces

Jeremy A. Striplin, Waggoner; Cassie L. Morgan,Carlinville

Seth A. Caufield, Virden; Kacie M. Caufield, Virden

Court

Roy L. Glasco (28) of Carlinville has been charged with 1 Count of attempted burglary without causing damage. Defendant, without authority, attempted to enter a 2009 Silver Suburu belonging to Adam Link with the intent to commit a theft. Count II charges Glasco committed the offense of criminal damage to property by damaging property of Megan Kraushaar, being residential siding and a grill, when defendant struck said items with a rock, and damage not being in excess of $500.

Rebecca N. Orr (42) of Rockbridge has been charged with deceptive practices in that said defendant, with intent to defraud and obtain control over certain property of Buck’s Crossing, knowingly delivered certain bank checks to Buck’s Crossing in the amount of $29.77 and signed as drawer, knowing said check would not be paid by the depository.

Jason L. Johnson, Fidelity, faces two counts of deceptive practices. On Aug. 2, 2022, defendant, with intent to defraud and obtain control over certain property of Buck’s Crossing, knowingly delivered certain bank checks drawn on Farmers State Bank payable to Buck’s Crossing in the amount of $33.96 and $69.50 and signed as drawer, knowing said checks would not be paid by the depository.