MASON CITY – A number of recent guilty pleas to violent charges wasn’t enough to prevent a Mason City man from landing back in jail this weekend.
Jacob Matthew Mills, age 21, was brought to the county jail Sunday evening, charged with violating a no-contact order. Mills was charged in July with felony willful injury causing serious injury. Later in July, he pled guilty to assault causing bodily injury. A no-contact order in that case was extended for 5 more years until 2020. He was given 365 days in jail with all but 7 days suspended; a year of probation; and ordered to pay $990.60 in fines and court fees.
Also in July, Mills faced a charge of felony domestic abuse assault involving strangulation. He pled guilty to first offense domestic abuse assault. He was given 2 days in jail; ordered to pay $403.75 in court fees and a no-contact order was extended for a year.
Mills is being held on no bond in the county jail and could face up to 7 days in jail for violating the protective order.
…let’s see…this POS has his jail time suspended on multiple cases and the courts and society can’t seem to figure out why this POC (piece of crap) keeps re-offending…? Come on now!
Sigh. When are DA’s and judges going to learn that these violent offenders do not respond to slaps on the hand, fines, and no contact orders? They need to be confined and “brainwashed” with anger management classes until they learn how to deal with their mental problems. One of these jokers is going to kill someone.