WORTHINGTON — Three individuals were sentenced in local fifth district county courts, in cases previously reported on by The Globe.
David De Luna Ortiz, 35, of Worthington, was sentenced in Nobles County Fifth District Court on March 8 in a case regarding animal cruelty. Ortiz faced both felony and gross misdemeanor counts of animal mistreatment, stemming from an April 2022 incident where he allegedly beat a dog with a broom .
Ortiz pled guilty to the charges and was convicted of one count of gross misdemeanor animal mistreatment. The felony count was dismissed per the plea agreement.
He was sentenced to 360 days in Nobles County Jail, which was stayed for two years of supervised probation. Ortiz is also required to pay $585 in court fees.
Ortiz On March 7, Dawn Marie Collins, 55, of Mankato, was sentenced in Nobles County, having been convicted of two counts of felony theft. Collins had earlier entered a plea of guilty and a third charge for illegal ammo possession was dismissed per the plea agreement.
Collins was arrested in August 2022 after reportedly stealing $2,215 worth of merchandise from a Worthington store. She was sentenced to a year and a day of confinement in a Minnesota Correctional Facility but placed on supervised probation for five years. Collins faces $685 dollars in court fees, including a $500 fine.
Collins Koulten Ugene Robinson, 24, of St. Paul was sentenced in Nobles County on March 7 after being convicted on one count of illegal firearm possession.
Robinson was arrested in August, 2022 following a Worthington traffic stop where he was reportedly found in possession of a firearm and drugs. The drug charge was dismissed following Robinson pleading guilty, as per the plea agreement.
He was sentenced to 60 months in prison, with 197 days credit for time already served. Additionally, he is subject to $160 in court fees.
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