Deon D. Nailing is currently at-large after failing to return to jail after he was released for treatment of a medical condition, according to records in his case.
Nailing, 36, of Charleston was arrested on March 6 for reportedly having nearly 3 ounces of marijuana that was packaged for sale.
That was four days after he pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated cruelty to animals for allegedly beating a pit bull to death on Feb. 1, 2016, in Lerna, where he lived at the time.
Deputies were first dispatched to Lerna on Feb. 1, when a woman said Nailing threatened to harm both her and the dog. Nailing was also questioned and claimed the dog caused the bruising the deputies saw on the woman, she said.Records in the newly filed drug case say Nailing was released from jail on March 7 to go to Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center for treatment of a medical condition.
Deputies were called back to the scene the following day, when the woman claimed Nailing hit her and had killed the dog and buried it, Stephen also said. Investigators couldn't find any signs of a burial but later located the dog's body and the mallet in the trash bin, she said.
He was then transferred to Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana. On March 11, Carle notified Coles County authorities that he had been released, the records said. However, after that Nailing did not report back to the jail as required, according to the records.
Records in the case also say a "confidential source" notified police about seeing marijuana at Nailing's residence, leading to the search of his home where the drugs were found.
Nailing then told police he received the marijuana from another person in order to sell it but then had "reservations" and hid it in his residence instead.
If Nailing is ultimately convicted in the marijuana case and receives prison sentences for both convictions, the two prison terms would have to be run consecutively.
The charge in the new case, possession of cannabis with intent to deliver, can bring a prison sentence of three to seven years. However, Nailing is eligible for a maximum of 14 years because of a 2010 conviction for having marijuana planned for sale.
The animal cruelty offense can result in a prison sentence of one to three years. Prison time isn't required for the charges in either case.
After his arrest for the marijuana offense, Nailing was jailed with his bond set at a level that required $2,000 posted for released.
During a court hearing earlier this week, Coles County Circuit Judge Brien O'Brien ordered a new arrest warrant for Nailing and set an additional $3,000 bond.
PREVIOUS ARRESTS:
Mugshots.com ID: 3487810
Name: Deon Nailing
Alias: DEON D NAILING, QUAN NAILING
DOC Number: 00467396
PIN Number: 580859
Photo Date: 9/25/2009
Birth date: 19/80
Age: 30
Gender: MALE
Race: BLACK
Weight: 165 lb (75 kg)
Eye Color: BROWN
Hair Color: BLACK
Inmate Status: ACTIVE COMMUNITY SUPERVISION
Institution: N/A
Unit: 2 21
Unit Description: 9531 Rayne Road; Suite 3; Sturtevant, WI 53177-1833; (262)884-3700
Maximum Discharge Date: 4/14/2011
Est. Mandatory Release Date: 10/06/2009
Est. Parole Eligibility Date: N/A
Addresses:
RACINE, WI, 53406, County of RACINE
Charges:
Case # 04CF00070
County JEFFERSON
Statute # 940.19(1) M , 941.30(2) F , 946.49(1)(B) F , 968.075(1)(A) , 968.075(1)(A)
Convicted 6/23/2004
DOC Number: S11274
Parent Institution: GRAHAM CORRECTIONAL CENTER
Inmate Status: IN CUSTODY
Location: GRAHAM
Birth date: 8/01/1980
Weight: 170 lb (77 kg)
Hair Color: Black
Gender: Male
Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Race: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Admission Date: 11/19/2010
Projected Parole Date: 2/28/2012
Last Paroled Date: N/A
Projected Discharge Date: 2/28/2014
Scars / Marks / Tattoos:
TATTOO, CHEST - TIGER
TATTOO, ARM, LEFT UPPER - MOM
MITTIMUS 07CF186
CLASS 2
COUNT 1
OFFENSE OTHER AMT NARCOTIC SCHED I II
CUSTODY DATE 07/06/2010
SENTENCE 3 Years 6 Months 0 Days
COUNTY COLES
SENTENCE DISCHARGED? NO
MITTIMUS 10CF275
CLASS 3
COUNT 1
OFFENSE MANU/DEL CANNABIS/30-500 GRAMS
CUSTODY DATE 05/21/2010
SENTENCE 3 Years 6 Months 0 Days
COUNTY COLES
SENTENCE DISCHARGED? NO
(Journal Gazette - March 30, 2017)
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