San Benito County News of Record for Jan. 28-Feb. 2Civil Lawsuits
Katie Fancher filed a civil suit against Reagan Tully, Shirley Frusetta Tully, Leslie Frusetta Goss, Peter Frusetta and Zin Zan Inc. in a complaint for damages alleging fraud on Feb. 1. The suit seeks an unspecified amount in damages more than $25,000.
Divorces
Kent C. Nelson filed a petition for divorce from Deborah Ann Nelson on Feb. 1, citing irreconcilable differences.
Arturo Cardenas filed a petition for divorce from Petra Ramirez on Jan. 29, citing irreconcilable differences.
Jaime Velo filed a petition for divorce from Justine Velo on Jan. 29, citing irreconcilable differences.
Cerissa Roberson filed a petition for divorce from Damon Roberson on Feb. 2, citing irreconcilable differences.
Katherine Sepulveda filed a petition for divorce from Johnny Sepulveda on Jan. 31, citing irreconcilable differences.
Marriages
Hollister residents Ramiro Rivera, 23, and Alana Karina Castellanos, 20, submitted an application to be married on Feb. 2.
Gilroy residents Juan Carlos Velarde Jr., 20, and Beatrice Mercedes Moreno, 21, submitted an application to be married on Jan. 31.
Gilroy residents Richard Vernon Patterson, 62, and Linda Carole James, 64, submitted an application to be married on Jan. 31.
Hollister residents Gabriel Robert Torres, 26, and Gabriela Maria Guillen, 20, submitted an application to be married on Jan. 29.
Hollister residents Francisco Linares Rubio, 30, and Susana Guevara Diaz de Leon, 27, submitted an application to be married on Jan. 29.
Convictions
Robert Morales Alvarez, of Hollister, was sentenced Wednesday by San Benito County Superior Court Judge Steven Sanders to 120 days in county jail and five years of formal probation and fined $2,500 for felony growing of marijuana and sales of marijuana, according to court documents.
John Anthony Ballesteros Jr., of Hollister, was sentenced Wednesday by Sanders to two years in state prison for possession of a controlled substance with a prior felony, according to court documents.
George Cabrera, of Hollister, was sentenced Wednesday by Sanders to three years of Proposition 36 probation and fined $1,200 for possessing a controlled substance, a felony, and contempt of court, a misdemeanor, according to court documents.
