Fremont man sentenced for attempted burglary

Judge John Samson cited a man’s extensive criminal record before sentencing him to prison on Monday.

Ronald Nattress, 39, of Fremont was sentenced to 20 months to 4 years in prison for attempted burglary, a Class IV felony, in Dodge County District Court. Nattress also was ordered to pay $25 restitution.

After being sentenced, Nattress was asked by Samson about the way he was staring at the judge.

“Do you have a problem, Mr. Nattress?” Samson asked.

“Do you?” Nattress said.

Nattress eventually was escorted out of the courtroom.

In other cases on Monday:

* Jeffery Coleman, 26, of Fremont was sentenced to 16 months to 4 years in prison for possession of marijuana-more than a pound, a Class IV felony.

* Robert McCauley, 48, no address listed, was sentenced to 15 months to 3 years in prison for DUI-third offense, which was automatically enhanced by refusal to take a breath test, a Class IIIA felony. McCauley also was fined $1,000 and had his driver’s license revoked for 15 years.

* Dylan O’Brien, 20, of Fremont pleaded guilty to distribution of marijuana, a Class III felony. Sentencing was set for Dec. 7.

* Anthony Peterson, 42, of Fremont was sentenced to six months in jail for domestic assault, a Class I misdemeanor.