Brown County Court

• A felony threats of violence charge was filed Tuesday against Jason Nicholas Neal, 43, New Ulm.

According to court documents, New Ulm Police Corp. Chris Davis met with a woman and witness at the Brown County Law Enforcement Center Feb. 6. The victim said she wanted to talk about information she learned from a witness about Neal, after learning about it from a witness.

The woman said her daughter told her of comments Neal made about having a gun and the woman’s name on the bullets. The woman said the witness’s friends also heard the comments. The woman said Neal talked about putting her in a van and with help from a friend, kidnapping the woman and a juvenile.

The woman said she felt threatened by the comments. A witness said the comments were true and that Neal was upset about a child protection investigation involving a juvenile about 45 days ago.

Officer Davis tried to contact Neal and left voicemail. Neal has not provided a statement to officer Davis.

A Zoom hearing was set for 8:30 a.m. March 12.

Sibley County Court

• A felony domestic assault by strangulation charge against Roman Garcia-Jaquez, 21, Gaylord, was stayed for 3 years supervised probation Feb. 15. Conditions include completing an anger management assessment with domestic violence inventory; 40 hours sentence to service, $200 fine, 2 days in Sibley County Jail, credit for 2 days served. Misdemeanor counts of domestic assault, disorderly conduct and fourth-degree damage to property were dismissed.