Warrants Issued for Brandon Imes, Again

Brandon L Imes, 33, of Plymouth, was scheduled to appear in Jefferson County Court on Wednesday, June 29, 2022, for multiple cases but failed to appear. The presiding judge, Linda Bauer, issued a warrant for his arrest.Imes was scheduled to be arraigned on a charge of driving under a suspended license, a class 3 misdemeanor punishable by three months in jail and a $500 fine. He was also scheduled to be sentenced on two other cases.In Jefferson County Court, pleaded Guilty to driving without a valid license on Wednesday, November 24, 2021.Imes was charged with driving under a revoked operator's license, second offense, a class 2 misdemeanor that carries a possible penalty of six months in jail, a $1,000 fine and his license could be further revoked for another two years.Imes has not, however, been sentenced on this case as of yet. Sentencing was previously scheduled for December 22, but he failed to appear.Imes was previously convicted on September 13, 2017, in Jefferson County.When the defendant was arraigned in Jefferson County on February 10, 2021, County Attorney Joseph Casson was asked by Judge Bauer if he indented to seek jail time for the offense. Casson said, “Absolutely.”Imes was arrested Wednesday morning, December 29, in Gage County after allegedly attempting to flee from law enforcement. Imes has multiple charges of driving under a suspended license.He has failed to appear for court in Gage County on multiple occasions. He was scheduled for a hearing on Tuesday, December 28 and, after he did not appear, Jeffrey A. Gaertig, the presiding judge, issued a warrant for his arrest. Imes was arrested the next morning.Imes has had other run in with the law. He was convicted in Saline County on June 17, 2019, for attempted receipt of stolen property.Imes also has an ongoing case in Lancaster County, where he is charged with escape while under arrest on a felony charge, which is a class 3A felony. He went missing from the Community Corrections Center in Lincoln when did not return as scheduled on November 26, 2020, from his work assignment in the community. The electronic monitoring device he was wearing had been disabled.This is not the first time Imes has failed to appear for court in Jefferson County. He was previously scheduled to be arraigned on January 12, 2022, for these cases but failed to appear at that time.

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