(8-2-26) The Celina Police Department booked Donald Noggler (58) on a 4th degree Disorderly Conduct, intoxicated risk of harm,
He’s being held in the Mercer County Adult Detention Center on $2,500 bail and is awaiting a Celina Municipal Court hearing.

In Ohio, Disorderly Conduct while intoxicated creating a risk of physical harm is typically charged under Ohio Revised Code § 2917.11(B)(2).
If the offense is charged as a fourth-degree misdemeanor (M4), the potential penalties are generally:
- Up to 30 days in jail
- A fine of up to $250
- Court costs
- Possible probation, alcohol or substance abuse assessment, counseling, or community service, depending on the circumstances.
To be convicted under this section, the prosecution generally must prove that the person:
- Was voluntarily intoxicated, and
- Engaged in conduct that presented a risk of physical harm to themselves, another person, or property.
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lol he just got out of jail and went right back for the same exact thing.
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