Alleged drunk driver hits Marquette cop car twice while at fast food drive thru – plus an NMU soccer player is among those charged with violence this weekend in Marquette County – and the latest drug and other busts

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-29-18 – 10:22 p.m. ET – 

Cops car hit by alleged drunken driver in a McDonald’s drive thru; soccer player charged with assault – and many others are charged with domestic violence, plus drug arrests

Jack Alan Orhanen

We’d love to tell you about charges/arrests in the other U.P. counties but the sheriff and prosecutors do not want you to know – so it is not released on Mobile Patrol

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Marquette, MI) – A Marquette Police officer seemed bemused when a large pickup truck bumped his patrol car twice early Saturday morning at the Marquette McDonald’s.
The incident happened about 3:30 a.m. ET on Saturday morning, April 28, 2018 – as both the cops and the suspect were in line at the drive thru to get their fast food meal.

“We’re gonna be in the McDonald’s Drive Thru … they ran into the back of our car twice,” the Marquette Police officer radioed to dispatchers at Marquette County 911 Central Dispatch.

Using a police code, the officer also stated he suspected they were struck twice by a dunk driver.
“OK, clear,” answered the dispatcher with a chuckle.

Likely cops across the area were laughing when they heard the unexpected incident.

Arrested was 22-year-old Jerry Nelson Boyer of Skandia, MI.

He was given a portable breath test but the results are not known.

Boyer was driving a black ford pickup truck – that got towed.

Boyer was suspected of drunken driving and no insurance. However the exact charges were never posted on Mobile Patrol.

He was released on bond.

The boss at police headquarters asked the officer over the radio about damage to his patrol car.

“A little scratch on the bumper, but nothing crazy,” the officer radioed Marquette Police Headquarters

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A Northern Michigan University soccer player was among those arrested on violence related charges in Marquette County this weekend – plus the latest drug arrests.

20-year-old Edgar Rene Astorga of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ on Saturday afternoon.
Astorga is charged with assault and battery.
Astorga was released on a $2,500 bond.
Astorga is an athlete at Northern Michigan University who is sophomore majoring in communications
Astorga is a soccer standout from Chicago and is a member of the NMU Men’s Soccer Team.

NMU posted this about Astorga:
2017: Appeared in 18 games, making 15 starts including the first of his career in the season opener on August 31 versus Indianapolis. Astorga’s lone goal of the season came as the game-winner on September 10 versus Marygrove, while he also added a pair of assists on the season. Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team.
2016: Finished the season in a three-way tie for fourth on the team with five points (2g-1a). Named the GLIAC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 27 after leading the Wildcats to wins over No. 12 Tiffin and Findlay; he netted the game-winning goal in both games and also notched an assist.

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35-year-old Adam Lee Tousignant of Negaunee, MI was booked into the MCJ late Saturday morning on numerous charges.

Tousignant is charged with using a phone for malicious/threatening purposes, possession of a Schedule I, II, III narcotic, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs (OUID), and a jail prisoner possessing contraband.

Bond for Tousignant has not been set.

Tousignant arrested on Thurs., March 8, 2018 and charged with malicious use of a telephone to make threats.

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30-year-old Paul Mitchell Tipton of Gwinn, MI was booked Friday night into the MCJ.
Tipton is charged with second-offense domestic violence/assault, expired license plates, nonpayment of child support and driving with a suspended/revoked license.
Tipton is being held without bond on the domestic assault charge.
In Dec 2015, Tipton, then 28, of 621 Liberator St. in Gwinn – was sentenced to the 26 days that he had served in jail for an Oct. 2015 domestic violence incident.
Tipton pleaded guilty to second offense domestic violence and put on 18 months probation and ordered to pay $1,845 in fines/costs

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19-year-old Gerald William Herbst of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ on Friday morning.
Herbst is charged with domestic assault and contempt of court for bond violations issued by Marquette County District Court
Herbst is being held without bond.

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42-year-old Mark Russell Anderson of (address unconfirmed) was booked into the MCJ Saturday evening and relesed on bond just afternoon Sunday.
Anderson is charged with domestic assault.
Bond for Anderson was set at $5,000.

If you have a photo of Mr. Anderson, please contact us discretely on our news FB page

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23-year-old Michael Thomas Lyons of Negaunee, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail late Saturday night, March 28, 2018.
Lyons is charged with domestic assault, illegal entry and driving an unregistered ORV.
Bond for Lyons is set just over $3,200.

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35-year-old Nakeesha Sharee Briggs of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ late Friday night.
Briggs is charged with possession of a Schedule I, II, III narcotic.
Bond for Briggs has not been set.
In Sept. 2017, Briggs was arrested by UPSET and Marquette Police
Briggs was charged with possession of cocaine, four counts of child endangerment, weapons violation, and maintaining a drug house.
UPSET seized nearly 30 grams of cocaine, a firearm and evidence of drug distribution – this after investigation at a residence in the Sunnyside Estates mobile home park in Ishpeming Township.
Brigg’s four children were placed into protective custody with Michigan Child Protective Services.
Briggs was sentenced on March 9, 2018 to a year and a half in prison for possession of cocine.
It is unclear if she was beginning a jail sentence or busted on new charges. She was released on a suspended sentence last month and is listed as an MDOC Michigan probationer assigned to Marquette, MI.
https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=448863

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Jack Alan Orhanen

Additional charges have been filed against 35-year-old Jack Alan Orhanen of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ early Thursday, April 26, 2018.

Orhanen is charged with felony third offense impaired drunken driving.

He is also charged with resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer, fourth degree fleeing and eluding, and joyriding/unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

A bond has not been set for Orhanen.

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41-year-old Robert Allan Wade of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the MCJ Friday night.
Wade is charged with resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer.
Wade has previous addresses in Gwinn and Palmer.
Bond for Wade has not been set.

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26-year-old Jamie Steven Corkin of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ Friday evening.
Corkin is charged with resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer.
Bond for Corkin has not been set.
In Nov. 2015, Corkin, then 24 years old, of Ishpeming, MI pleaded guilty to the four-year felony larceny in a building involving an incident in Ishpeming.

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23-year-old Austin John Pierce of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ Friday morning.
Pierce is charged with illegal entry.
Pierce was released on a $2,500 bond.

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Other arrests:
Vanessa Lee Green, 34, larceny between $200 and $1,000.
Wenona Kayan Hemmila, 39, second offense operating a motor vehicle while impaired (OWI)

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Lots of men arrested in Marquette County over the past week for beating women including aggravated assaults, felonious assault, PPO violations, stalking, baby assaulted, and domestic violence.(these are the cases you have not heard), third-degree child abuse – plus what did little Hoxie have that was smuggled into the Marquette County Jail; Lots of drugs arrests from running meth labs to heroin – and all sorts of thefts from shoplifting to larceny

There were numerous arrests over past week for domestic violence around the U.P. – cases we have not already reported – remember others also made headlines.

URGENT URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-23-18 – 11:17 p.m. ET –

Marquette County DV Busts and much more: Hoxie caught with contraband into Marquette County Jail, every range of assault involving the beating of women (numerous cases) and a baby, drugs including operating meth lab and heroin

Bryan Robert Craycraft

Percy Albertus Butterworth

Kameron Alan Kine

David Richard Lampinen

Charlene Marie Drew

Erik Christopher Small in 2015

William Earl Zhulkie

Brittany Spring Hoxie

Peter John O’Dovero

Shane Matthew Damron

Bailey Allen La Rocca

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Marquette, MI) – Numerous men have been arrested over the past week for abusing women – including some highly publicized cases.

Below are the arrests you have not heard including a baby allegedly assaulted, felonious assault, stalking, beatings, attacks, and PPO violations.

Also arrests you haven’t heard like running a meth lab and a poor woman who has battled meth 7 years, and all sorts of theft cases – and third-degree child abuse. And what illegal contraband did a young lady get ahold of and then was busted at Marquette County Jail?

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Bryan Robert Craycraft

28-year-old Bryan Robert Craycraft of Marquette, MI was arrested In Dickinson County in connection with am alleged domestic assault this weekend.

Police are investigating Craycraft in connection with the alleged domestic assault involving his girlfriend and four-month-old baby, sources familiar with the probe tell us. We are still waiting for more details.

In an online post the victim stated what CrayCraft did “is sick” and he “deserves to be brought to justice.”

Calling him a scumbag, the alleged victim stated Craycraft was wanted for “abuse he (allegedly) caused to a four-month-old baby,”

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Bryan Robert Craycraft

Meanwhile Craycraft was a stabbing victim in another case involving the actual birth mother of his child.

24-year-old Samantha Kennedy McFerrin of Gwinn, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail on Jan. 3, 2018 on three felonies.

Samantha McFerrin

Samantha McFerrin

McFerrin is charged with felonious assault, assault with intent to do bodily harmless than murder and making a false police report. No bond is set.

Law enforcement has not released details of the case, including what agency handled the investigation.

McFerrin has addresses listed in Gwinn and Marquette in recent years.

In June 2015, McFerrin, then 21, was basically sentenced to time served (46 days) and fined almost $1,000 in Marquette County District Court for larceny between $200-$1,000.

McFerrin studied cosmetology at Northern Michigan University, her Facebook page states. McFerrin is a 2014 graduate of the Marquette Alternative High School, according to her numerous Facebook pages. One of McFerrin’s recent photos apparently shows her holding her newborn baby.

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Bailey Allen LaRocca

20-year-old Bailey Allen LaRocca of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 6:23 a.m. ET, this morning, Mon. April 23, 2018

La Rocca has been released on bond after being charged with domestic assault.

The amount of the bond was not released, but often is personal recognizance bond.

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Shane Matthew Damron

18-year-old Shane Matthew Damron of Munising, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 2:21 a.m. ET this morning, April 23, 2018.
Damron is charged with domestic assault and a parole violation/inmate detainer.
Bond for Damron is set at $5,000. He remained jailed Monday night.

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Peter John O’Dovero

Peter John O’Dovero

29-year-old Peter John O’Dovero of the Marquette, MI area was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 12:34 a.m. ET on Tuesday, April 17, 2018.
O’Dovero is charged with second-offense aggravated assault/domestic violence and failure to pay child support of $661.
O’Dovero is being held without bond on the assault charge.

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28-year-old Michael Patrick Dennis of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 12:17 a.m. on Sunday, April 15, 2018.
Dennis is charged with domestic assault and resisting arrest/obstructing justice.
Bond for Dennis is set at $12,500.
Dennis is on probation for a delivery of marijuana state conviction for an incident in Feb. 2016.

https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=312211

http://kool.corrections.ky.gov/KOOL/Details/459680

Dennis was convicted in Oct. 2016 of  trafficking in marijuana indictment in Fayette County, Kentucky.
He was released to Marquette County to serve his probation that lasts until Dec. 6, 2018.

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Percy Albertus Butterworth

50-year-old Percy Albertus Butterworth of Marquette, MI remains jailed in Marquette County without bond.
He was arrested for stalking on April 11, 2018.
On March 9, 2018, Butterworth was charged with violating a restraining order/personal protection order.

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Kameron Alan Kine

28-year-old Kameron Alan Kine of Traverse City, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 10:56 p.m. ET on Friday, April 20, 2018.
Kine is charged with third degree child abuse.
Kine remains jailed on a $10,000 bond.

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Brittany Spring Hoxie

Brittany Spring Hoxie

Brittany Spring Hoxie

Brittany Spring Hoxie

29-year-old Brittany Spring Hoxie of Gwinn, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 5:39 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 15, 2018.
Hoxie is charged with being a jail prisoner in possession contraband.
Hoxie has a past address listed in Marquette.
It is not clear what the Battle Creek native allegedly smuggled into jail.
Hoxie remains jailed on a $5,000 bond.

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With an arrest record dating back three decades, 50-year-old Todd Stephen Williams of Gladstone, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 10:43 a.m. ET on Sunday, April 22, 2018.

The MDOC lists Williams as a parole absconder

Williams is being held on a parole violation/inmate detainer.

Williams has a lengthy record dating back 30 years.

MDOC Conviction Record:

https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=207526

Sentence 1
Offense: Checks w/o Sufficient Funds $500 or More
Minimum Sentence: 2 years
Maximum Sentence: 3 years
Date of Offense: 1/06/2013
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 5/07/2013
Conviction Type: Plea

Sentence 2
Offense: Larceny in a Building
Minimum Sentence: 2 years 4 months
Maximum Sentence: 6 years
Date of Offense: 1/03/2013
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 5/07/2013
Conviction Type: Plea

Sentence 3
Offense:
False Pretenses – $1,000 or More But Less Than $20,000
Minimum Sentence: 3 years 8 months
Maximum Sentence: 7 years 6 months
Date of Offense: 1/03/2013
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 5/07/2013
Conviction Type: Plea

Sentence 4
Offense: Larceny in a Building
Minimum Sentence: 2 years 4 months
Maximum Sentence: 6 years
Date of Offense: 1/03/2013
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 5/07/2013
Conviction Type: Plea
Sentence 5
Offense: Breaking and Entering – Entry Without Breaking With Intent
Minimum Sentence: 2 years
Maximum Sentence: 7 years 6 months
Date of Offense: 6/01/2009
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 2/10/2010
Conviction Type: Nolo Contendere

INACTIVE

Sentence 1
Offense: Operating Intoxicated/Impaired/Controlled Substance – 3rd
Minimum Sentence: 1 year 7 months
Maximum Sentence: 10 years
Date of Offense: 10/01/2004
Delta County
Date of Sentence: 2/25/2005
Conviction Type: Plea
Discharge Date: 5/01/2009
Discharge Reason: Offender Discharge

Sentence 2
Offense: Uttering and Publishing
Minimum Sentence: 2 years 6 months
Maximum Sentence: 20 years
Date of Offense: 9/12/2001
Delta County
Date of Sentence:
05/02/2002
Conviction Type: Plea
Discharge Date: 5/01/2009
Discharge Reason: Offender Discharge

Sentence 3
Offense: Breaking and Entering Occupied Building With Intent
Minimum Sentence: 10 years
Maximum Sentence: 22 years 6 months
Date of Offense: 2/01/1989
Cheboygan County
Date of Sentence: 2/27/1990
Conviction Type: Plea
Discharge Date: 5/01/2009
Discharge Reason: Offender Discharge

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26-year-old Gregory David Kauppila of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 11:51 p.m. ET on Saturday, April 21, 2018.
Kaupilla is charged with failure to register as a sex offender.
He was apparently released on bond late Sunday morning.
Kauppila was booked into the MCJ on March 2, 2018 and charged with sex offender failure to register and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor (OUIL).

In Marquette County Circuit Court during June 2016, Kauppila was sentenced to 180 days jail and five years probation plus about $800 in fines/costs for being a sex offender who failed to comply with the law.
In Sept. 2010, Kauppila was convicted in Marquette of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct (multiple variables).

https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2018/03/03/a-convicted-sex-offender-picked-up-for-noncompliance-and-drunk-driving-several-people-who-have-past-drug-charges-are-arrested-again-including-a-marquette-woman-accused-of-meth-fighting-police-and/

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Jeremy Norman Brugman

28-year-old Jeremy Norman Brugman of Gwinn, MI remains jailed in Marquette County for domestic assault and making a threatening call and malicious use of a telephone phone.
Brugman has been held in jail since his booking April 12, 2018.
Brugman was arrested on Dec. 29, 2017 and released on New Year’s Eve at about 6:20 p.m. on a $10,000 bond.
Brugman is charged with felony second offense domestic violence/assault.

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William Earl Zhulkie

26-year-old William Earl Zhulkie of Ishpeming, MI remains jailed in Marquette County on a $10,000 bond.
Zhulkie was charge with possession of a controlled substance – an analogue on April 12, 2018.
On March 7, 2018, Zhulkie was charged with larceny from a building.

In Dec. 2015, Zhulkie, then 23, served 10 days in jail, was put on a year’s probation and fined almost $1,400 for use of a Schedule 1 (except narcotic), 2, 3, 4.

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Erik Christopher Small in 2015

43-year-old Erik Christopher Small of Ishpeming, MI remains jailed without bond in Marquette County.
Small was charged on April 8, 2018 with operating and maintaining a meth lab.

Small has lived in Gwinn, Marquette, Green Bay and the cities of North Richland Hills and The Colony in Texas.

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Charlene Marie Drew

Charlene Marie Drew

31-year-old Charlene Marie Drew of Gwinn, MI remains jailed without bond in Marquette County on an inmate detainer/parole violation.

She also has recent Ishpeming address.
She was arrested on April 11 on additional charges of possession of meth and possession of a meth analogue – bond on the drug charges totals $30,000.

The poor girl has been dealing with the devil named meth for over 7 years. She was set to be off parole in July 2019. One of her convictions involves selling fake meth to undercover agents.

Offense: Controlled Substance-Possession of Methamphetamine

Minimum Sentence: 1 year 7 months

Maximum Sentence: 10 years

Date of Offense: 10/30/2016

Marquette County

Date of Sentence: 4/07/2017

Conviction Type: Plea

Offense: Controlled Substance-Imitation Manufacture or Distribution

Maximum Sentence: 4 months

Date of Offense: 3/15/2011

Marquette County

Date of Sentence: 10/21/2011

Conviction Type: Plea

Discharge Date: 2/22/2012

Offense: Controlled Substance-Possession of Methamphetamine

Maximum Sentence:

1 year 6 months

Date of Offense: 10/30/2016

Marquette County

Date of Sentence: 2/01/2017

Conviction Type: Plea

Discharge Date: 4/07/2017

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28-year-old Kyle George Fosco of Marquette, MI

28-year-old Kyle George Fosco of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 11:19 p.m. ET on Fri.,
Fosco was booked on April 9, 2018 for assault with intent to do bodily harm less than murder, possession of heroin, second degree retail fraud, and trespassing.
On March 2, 2018, Fosco was charged with assault with intent to do bodily harm less than murder.
Fosco got off probation last July for a drug crime – delivery/manufacture of a narcotic/cocaine.

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David Richard Lampinen

33-year-old David Richard Lampinen of Marquette, MI remains jailed without bond in Marquette County.
Lampinen was arrested on April 9, 2018 and charged with possession of a Schedule 1, 2, 3, and 4 narcotic, resisting arrest/obstructing justice, receiving and concealing stolen property under $200, and second-degree retail fraud.

Lampinen, then 25 years old, was among several people arrested in 2008 by the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team for trafficking in crack cocaine that was shipped up from Chicago. In 2010, Lampinen was sentenced to nearly 5 years (57 months) in federal prison. One defendant committed suicide before trial.

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Shocker: Outgoing Finlandia University Football Coach Arrested Today in Marquette County for Aggravated Domestic Violence

Bob Boss – who led a controversial Finlandia University football program – has bonded out this afternoon after being charged in an aggravated domestic violence case in Marquette County

Alleged Aggravated Assault Domestic Violence

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Hancock, MI) – There will be shock tonight across the Copper Country as word spreads of the arrest today of outgoing Finlandia University Football Coach Bob Boss – who was arrested and booked into the Marquette County Jail.
Boss has since been released on bond.

The Finlandia University Football Program has been immersed in controversy over the past few years as allegations of cronyism and racism have followed it existence that has been less than spectacular on the field – although they have built a relatively new stadium.

34-year-old Robert Lawrence Boss was arrested in Marquette County today in connection with an alleged terrible domestic violence incident.

U.P. Breaking News was tipped off about this domestic violence incident – but was asked to hold this story until he was in custody. Kudos to the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department for finally announcing the arrest.

Recently Marquette County joined other U.P. counties in a news black out on Mobile Patrol – that helped people  know when abusers were arrested. U.P. Breaking News has also criticized all U.P. law enforcement for hiding the arrests of prominent people – and most recent hiding the arrests of DV suspects.

The program just announced a new football coach – but failed to tell the public or media about why Boss was being fired.

U.P. Breaking News is working on several domestic violence related stories today including one that led to a meth bust in Sands Township – and a Gwinn man who is wanted for allegedly using a knife to threaten a female during a domestic situation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Boss
https://www.finlandia.edu/about/directory/user/rboss/

Alleged tire slashing, knife throwing incident in Escanaba results in arrest Tuesday of female teen; and Oshkosh, WI officials won’t extradite a man wanted for aggravated assault/domestic violence – as he hides out on both sides of border and was questioned today in Gogebic County

URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-17-18 –3:57 p.m. ET  2:57 p.m. CT –

Knife throwing, tire slashing probe in Escanaba leads to domestic violence charge against a Gladstone, MI woman; meanwhile man wanted for aggravated assault/domestic violence in Wisconsin hides out in western U.P. – and was questioned but not booked in Gogebic County today since Oshkosh officials do not want him that badly – another case of good riddance, someone else’s problem.

Kassidy Jade Seidl

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – A Delta County woman has been released on bond after her arrest for domestic violence today for allegedly slashing vehicle tires and throwing a knife, while in Gogebic County officers had to kick loose a Superior, WI man despite an outstanding warrant for aggravated assault and domestic violence by Oshkosh, WI officials – who do not seem to want him very badly.

Kassidy Jade Seidl

Police in Escanaba, MI were dispatched to an incident with a knife reported at a mobile home park located at 1401 N. 23rd Street, Lot 63 about just before 1 p.m. ET this afternoon, April 17, 2018.

18-year-old Kassidy Jade Seidle of Gladstone was charged with domestic violence/assault.

“The caller states that a Kassidy Seidle just slashed the tires on his friend’s car, the dispatcher told responding officers. “Apparently she slashed his tires with a knife and she (allegedly) threw it at him.”

The knife is “somewhere still on the property, but she doesn’t have it in hand,” the Delta County 911 Dispatcher told police headed to the mobile home. Its is not clear what instigated the alleged tire slashing.

Meanwhile in the western U.P., if they don’t want you bad – then you are safe even if warrants have been issued accusing you of a violent crime.

43-year-old Troy Michael Aspinwall of Superior, WI was questioned late this morning by police in Gogebic County and released – because his aggravated assault and domestic violence warrant was a “non-extraditable warrant” issued by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections in Oshkosh, WI.

Another classic case of hiding out on two sides of the border including the western U.P. – while just out of reach of Oshkosh officials – who seem not to really want him back despite listinng him online in a wanted document with his photo.

Its unclear how officers in Gogebic County came upon the man.

The man has former residences listed in Wakefield, Ramsay, and Bessemer in Michigan; plus Castle Rock, CO.

The Gogebic County 911 dispatcher told off Unit Adam 26 that that the crime computer showed a warning for “violent tenancies” due to the aggravated assault and domestic violence charges.
His driver’s license was revoked in Wisconsin.

The man has four prior convictions for operating a motor vehicle while impaired (OWI).

Busted today: Menominee Police return to same residence on domestic violence call, make arrest this time, and are a couple we featured in our story on people with outstanding warrants around the country hiding in the U.P.

URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-14-18 – 9:55 p.m. ET

Menominee Domestic Violence call leads to Saturday arrest of man we featured in a story Friday about people with outstanding warrants from around the U.S. – who are safe from extradition in the U.P.

Joseph Roy Feltus

 

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Menominee, MI) – We have an update tonight on one of the men we mentioned in our “armed and dangerous” and “hiding in the U.P.” story about people wanted in other states that are glad the wanted person is in Michigan

One of our examples is jailed tonight in Menominee County, MI.

There was another domestic violence report and arrest this morning Sat., April 14, 2018 at that same home in Menominee, MI as yesterday.

Today Menominee Police answered yet another domestic dispute call at 1517 46th Avenue – and one half of the dispute went to jail this time.

Joseph Roy Feltus

In our article on people living in the U.P. with warrants from other states – we told you about the occupants of the home 53-year-old Joseph Roy Feltus and his 40-year-old wife, Laura Susan Feltus.
It is unclear what Feltus allegedly did to his wife today, however a dispatcher told responding officers that she allegedly bit him.

Feltus was one of several examples we gave in a story yesterday (Friday) about people living in the U.P. who have serious warrants in other states – but many states do not extradite from the U.P.

In fact, many warrants issued by U.P. counties only have a pickup radius of surrounding counties – its about law enforcement under-staffing, few officers actually on the road daily, and costs of driving – for example of sending Houghton officer to Mackinac County (and roundtrip back to home jail with prisoner) etc.

The Friday NCIC check revealed Feltus has a computer warning from Colorado authorities with an “officer safety caution” and declaring the Feltus is considered “armed and dangerous” out west.

Joe Feltus was arrested today, Saturday, April 14, 2018 on a domestic violence related allegation and booked into the Menominee County Jail. His wife was not arrested.

Joseph Roy Feltus has a lengthy criminal history – and while wanted – is safe if he stays in U.P.

Menominee officers investigating the case Friday reported that the couple were separated, argument was over, and no charges will be filed.

Feltus has a warrant out west for felon in possession of a weapon (Felon Carrying Concealed Weapon – CCW) in Oregon.

Oregon cops put a warning on the warrant alleging that Feltus is “armed and dangerous” – yet they really don’t want him – its a non-extraditable warrant. Simply put, other states are thrilled that the wanted person is in the U.P. – making that person Michigan’s problem if additional crimes are committed.

He has been convicted of crimes – including battery – in the states of Oregon, Florida and Georgia: Battery touch or strike (battery), criminal mischief, out-of-county warrant, misdemeanor probation, Failure to appear warrant, fugitive other jurisdiction warrant

Feltus has long history of arrests in Mesa County, CO; Clifton, CO and Cedar Edge, CO; Brevard County, FL; Melbourne, FL; and St. Johns County, FL.
He has past addresses in those states and in Phoenix, Arizona.
Feltus aliases: Joe Roy Feltus, Joe Feltus.

Two more DV stories they do not want you to know about: Man arrested today after call that baseball bats were being used in an argument between a Marquette County couple – and an arrest this morning for domestic violence on grounds of a U.P. Native American nation – but the extraordinary effort to keep this info from you has taken a bad, corrupt and evil turn thanks to U.P. elected officials

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin and Editorial: – 4-13-18 – 7:40 a.m. ET –

Two men arrested this morning for separate alleged domestic violence assaults in Marquette County – one involved baseball bats and the other occurred on tribal lands

Shame on U.P. Sheriff’s and Prosecutors – who have taken the extreme step of dumping Mobile Patrol – effectively cutting off your right to know – hiding everything – unless they deem it fit for the public consumption

The real U.P. News Directors are the cops/prosecutors – who are acting like narcissistic, emotionally troubled children by taking info off mobile patrol

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Marquette County, MI) – Friday the 13th is turning out to be a bloody day for Upper Peninsula women.

A man was booked into the Marquette County Jail early today after a domestic violence call involving a baseball bats.

Meanwhile another man was booked a short while ago for “a DV on the Rez,” an Marquette County Sheriff’s Department deputy radioed to the Marquette County Jail.

Little is known about these cases, and don’t expect the cops to tell you.

Marquette County has listed some of the arrests on Vinelink but Mobile Patrol seems to be permanently down for the entire U.P.

“She hit him with a bat,” stated a dispatcher, adding the male suspect allegedly used the bat on a vehicle.

The dispatcher even stated that the neighbors were worried about the male suspect’s well-being due to numerous arguments with the female half of the incidents.

53-year-old Jeffrey Paul Norman (address unconfirmed) was arrested on a domestic assault/violence charge.
Norman has online past addresses in Rock, Gladstone, Perkins and Aurora, Colorado.

Meanwhile – 42-year-old Brian Allen Johnson (address unconfirmed) was arrested about 7 a.m. ET this morning, Friday, April 13, 2018 for that alleged assault on a Native American reservation apparently in Marquette County.

If you have a photo of Mr. Norman or Mr. Johnson – please send it to us.

There were numerous DV calls during the night across the U.P. – but only this one arrest. Many agencies convince victims not to file charges. Despite an assault.
Please keep us informed about DV in your area – we will actively pursue these cases in the name of public decency.

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While spending the once magic summers in the U.P. as a kid – always thought the elected officials here were extra honest. Boy was I duped.

Editorial on state of the DV and assault jail cover-ups in the U.P.:

Have you noticed we are the only media who really cares about this – all the other media hide behind mama’s apron – because of their needs to get lifeblood press releases from the cops (way after the fact, hardly news).

In fact, some media has wanted to see mobile patrol end because we have made the U.P. media look like the lame lapdogs that they are.

Our question is to the women’s groups in the U.P. – do you folks support not identifying the suspects and not reporting to public the disposition of the DV cases???

If even the women’s groups are going along with the sheriff’s and prosecutors who like it covered up – God help the women of the U.P.

If the women’s groups do not go along with coverup – then why are they quiet as a mouse about it???

We expose all this because – one day – with more enlightened officials in charge – the pathetic U.P. abusers will be exposed.

Like the prisons, many will have to die before changes are made.

All need to be booted from office for dereliction of duty to protect the public from violent people.
Then there are the Mushroom Yoopers who like being raised in a vacuum. They prefer to believe the jolly TV newscasts – happy happy, joy joy (unless cops give the media permission to run a story via news release).

U.P. TV/Radio/Newspapers constantly coverup the arrests of wealthy advertisers and community leaders – we have proven that many, many times.

Now every law enforcement agencies and jail in the U.P. is violating the law by keeping the names/charges secret.

I am surprised Yoopers do not demand their rights – but media and crooked elected officials want it secret.

The reason – even last week we revealed a PPO case involving a powerful U.P. business man that was swept under the rug by U.P. media.

I hope young future reporters and future directors of U.P. women’s centers – decide they will not tolerate this. It may take 20 years and lots of black eyes, but hopefully one day the sun will shine on this scourge.

This is so disgusting its beyond words. We can only surmised they either sympathize with abusers (heard one cop in western U.P. has beaten women in his life without consequence, working on exposing him).
Until U.P. residents start demanding that their right to know – then your rights keep slipping away. The media will never take action like it has in other areas of the country.
The Boss Hogg cops and prosecutors will never tell the public about DV cases because they do not want you to know.
U.P. prosecutors treat the cases like they are not important and meant to be plea bargained away (they often even blame victim for having second thoughts about having their abuser prosecuted – and defense attorneys know it).

Lately U.P. law enforcement has started completely hiding all their arrests from Mobile Patrol, because of the crooked prosecutors and sheriff’s who do not want you to know what is happening.
They are embarrassed after running for office claiming to be tough on DV – when they are really soft and will plea down any and all cases – and we wonder why DV is only getting worse.

DV suspects know they will likely serve little time – so why not pummel the woman they “love.” Woman on woman DV is also a problem.

Only minorities in the U.P. have their DV cases thoroughly prosecuted. Heard about a case in Chippewa County where black suspects were jailed for year – no trial – and then released with no charges but stuck with huge attorney bills.

 

 

If you enjoy beating women and children – move to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan – where the sheriffs, prosecutors and state police actively protect you if your are arrested – your name isn’t released (In fact is actively hidden) – your charges are dropped or plea bargained into the basement.

U.P. Breaking News Editorial/Expose: 4-6-18 10:30 p.m. ET

Why women will continue to be savagely beaten in the U.P. for decades to come – warn your two-year-old daughter about her future or buy her body armor

The Upper Peninsula: Someplace Perfect to Violently Beat Women and Children

The official home of backwoods gorillas – suspects and elected officials

Thanks to U.P. sheriff’s Prosecutors and the closed-mouth state cops: The U.P. is still someplace special for the women and child beaters – and the rich involved in gross crimes Always skate as well

Backwoods Gorillas with Knuckles Dragging the Floor: Some Upper Peninsula sheriffs and prosecutors have actually beaten their own wives – and so sympathize with the suspects

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – Every single Upper Peninsula sheriff, prosecutors and Michigan State Police supervisor are involved in covering up for those who violently beat women.
A vast majority of the domestic beating victims in the U.P. are women – with suspects both men and women. Its that backwoods narcissist who think heor she has the God given right to pummel women.

In fact the dereliction of duty in the U.P. will ensure that if you have a two-year-old girl – its guaranteed she will be beaten when she starts dating because nothing is being done to prevent DV from continuing. Nothing. Just the opposite, as their names are covered up.
Ironically a few prosecutors run their re-election campaigns claiming to be tough on DV.

Hurry move to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan if enjoy beating women and child because nothing will happen to you

Even if you are charged – you will get super sweet plea bargains.

Plus many U.P. cops and prosecutors are eager to hide the names and charges against women beaters.

In fact, they are required by law to release names, photos and charges immediately after arrest – however they tell lies like the charges have to be authorized etc.
Complete and 100 percent BS.

Its a local backwards policy  – not Michigan state law – to withhold names and charges against criminal suspects in U.P.

Besides liking DV suspects – the U.P. Boss Hoggs play a guessing name on Mobile Patrol – they want you to guess what the charges are: 

Some areas of the country actively get the names out and put them on TV feeds. 
Some even send some info (names only) to Vinelink and Mobile Patrol.

The worst of the worst crooked sheriffs and prosecutors in the U.P completely hide everything like Baraga, Ontonagon, Gogebic Luce and some other counties – who absolutely love the folks who assault women and are child beaters.

A big case of child beating was recently covered up in Baraga County – and the suspect is a woman who fled.

And one of the worst plea bargains in DV history happened in past year in Delta County. In fact it is so horrified the sheriff and prosecutors should resigned in disgrace.

There there are the noble the state police – whom I was always taught to respect.

However there are courageous MSP troopers hands in the U.P. shut up or get fired or reassigned. MSP troops are forced to quietly go along with the crooked sheriff’s and shrug their shoulders – without the guts to speak out against the system.

The FBI has few agents in the U.P – and they have never ever investigated a white collar crime against a white U.P. elected leader. Never.

In Georgia at least they here sheriffs, prosecutors and other elected officials into their own jails.
One problem is there are so many socials issues that have been ignored in the U.P. that now its rampant.

Listen to the scanner for one night, a handful of cops on the roads in big U.P. counties – resounding to a host of mental illness and suicidal cases. Plus assaults everywhere.

During a clandestine meeting with a state cop recently – I was told that troopers are genuinely afraid that they will be shot one night because of all the untreated mental illness – the state budget answer to that is to continue to cut U.P. funding on all social areas.

I am truly ashamed of our leaders – and their bucket-load of lame excuses. I was taught when I grew up that these leaders were honorable.

These Boss Hoggs have a bizarre mental illness – they hunker down with a “you’re for us” or “you’re against us” mental defect.

They cannot take criticism.

The media is mind-controlled laps dog – to be fed occasional news releases days later – and corrupt officials have their hands licked by all the U.P. news bosses – like little pigs on a teet.

Since the first of the year, just a few examples of what we have already seen:

• Marquette businessman gets away with hit and run
• A U.P. radio executive’s jailing covered-up by U.P. media
• A wealthy Marquette County west-end women is allowed to steal a quarter million dollars with a slap on the wrist
• The inexplicable case (wealthy family) of a rapist in Forsyth Township – the male family scion was actually recently given probation for rape CSC
• Then the man is Escanaba who savagely beat a kid into a coma – then a few years later strangled and threatened his girlfriend – who had major felonies dropped to an attempted DV – and he got just one year in state prison – and will soon be released in Delta County for all the women to date

Tell me is this justice?!?

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As we shut down our news service on Sunday for financial reasons, we have two or three more exposes in the kettle of fish that is the U.P. Even in this new century.

#1 We will exposed how the Houghton County Sheriff, Michigan State Police, and Michigan Tech University who are involved in a conspiracy to illegally give a majority of the wrecker business to one company they favor– the company that also tunes and services their cops cars.
And the same wrecker service that has relatives on the force. The Michigan State Police Calumet Post supervisor has been repeatedly told about about this conspiracy – and MSP does nothing to stop it .

#2 Will will explain the Boss Hogg syndrome that permeates those in power. I started working political corruption news assignments in south Georgia (many arrests made by a watchful FBI)
In the U.P. an elected official can get away with anything they want – no checks and balances.

We just had a tip that the city of Marquette is purposely overpaying a building contractor – hiding the overruns – and a watchdog who blew the whistle was fired. Shame on Marquette. If we can before Sunday, we will pass along more info on that corruptions case involving Marquette city hall renovations.

Sunday midnight is our official unplugging moment – sadly – I hate it but have spent thousands of my own money.
I have had numerous state and federal cops privately acknowledge we are correct – but they can do nothing.
It takes decades to weed out a Boss Hogg system when the FBI isn’t watching. So tell the young girl to be prepared to be pummeled because those in charge are shameless idiots.
We cannot afford to continue fighting these big-headed creeps.
Our expenses are only $250 a month – and need help paying a huge government public records bill.

I understand most of our great and beautiful readers are low-income because we fight for them.
But if you have the means – and you believe in an independent press – please help. But don’t worry – if you can’t I’ll be fishing all summer rather than working. My retirement from news – and exposing U.P. corruption.

I believe the only way to make change with a Boss Hogg system that’s been ingrained for100 years – is to shine light on the problem. Please do not let your two-year-old girl be a victim when she’s a teen or older.

If Upper Peninsula women’s DV groups do not demand that a light be shone on offenders – then the beatings will continue for decades to come. Stand up and have the guts I know you have. Its not 1984.

Gwinn man with numerous domestic violence convictions fled the scene of a domestic argument and apparently handed-off his car to create a diversion for cops, because he was wanted on other charge- that has since been cancelled

URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-2-18 – 10:11 p.m. ET

Police at this hour were searching for a car with Mr. Artibee and his wife. However, it was just announced by the dispatcher talking to MSP troopers that this morning’s warrant against Mr. Artibee was withdrawn.

Mr. Artibee reached out to this reporter today but did not want to answer questions –  and his wife indicated he had paid a fine to take care of warrant. However neither would answer direct questions.

Both were vague, refused to answer questions (like why he ran, set up decoy car), and reached out to us but then stopped communicating. Sounds like he took care of warrant by paying some kind of fine or fee – this after fleeing.

2:35 p.m. ET

Cops served up a decoy driver, as Gwinn man with many domestic violence convictions flees domestic argument because he has an unrelated warrant for his arrest

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Gwinn, MI) – A late Monday morning domestic argument has a Forsyth Township man – with multiple domestic violence convictions – being sought by police on an unrelated warrant after he apparently gamed the cops.

After fleeing, he apparently set the cops up with decoy.

31-year-old Daniel Joseph Artibee left the scene of the argument at his residence on the 200 block of W. Carbon Street in Gwinn – however apparently no one was injured in the incident.
Police were called about 10:50 a.m. ET this morning, Monday, April 2, 2018.

After fleeing the domestic argument call, he was last seen driving a 1999 Silver Honda Civic toward N. Southgate Road also known as W. Iron Street in Gwinn, MI.

However police got behind is vehicle heading south on County Road 553 near the railroad overpass – however someone else – a decoy- was apparently driving the vehicle.

It appears the 34-year-old male decoy is described on police computers as often “armed and dangerous.”

The decoy driver is wanted on warrants out of Illinois but the state is not willing to extradite. Therefor the decoy was not arrested (we are currently withholding his name).

Police then speculated he may have been headed back toward his residence.

Police think one of the places he might have be running is to his mother’s house in Chocolay Township. Artibee is wanted on a no-bond felony warrant – however the nature of the charges is not known.

Artibus was sentenced to two years in prison August 2014 on two counts of third-offense attempted domestic violence that occurred in May 2014.
However it appears he served little or no time because he was charged with another crime in July 2015.

In Nov. 2015, Artibee, then 29 years old of Ishpeming, was sentenced to a $860 fine or go to jail for a July 2015 trespassing incident.

Online records state Artibee has past residences in Ishpeming, Skandia and Marquette.

31-year-old Daniel Joseph Artibee
Image Date: 10/9/2014
MDOC Current Status: Discharged from probation as of 8/08/2016

https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=687033

Supervision Begin Date: 8/08/2014
Assigned Location: Marquette/Marquette
Supervision Discharge Date: 8/08/2016

Marquette County
Date of Offense: 5/06/2014
Date of Sentence: 8/08/2014
Conviction Type: Plea

Sentence 1
Offense:
Domestic Violence- 3rd Offense – Attempt
Maximum Sentence: 1 year

Sentence 2:
Domestic Violence- 3rd Offense – Attempt
Maximum Sentence: 2 years

Delta County bookings/busts since Thursday: All weekend arrests in Delta County – that is now hiding which people are charged with domestic violence so we have to show everyone

URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 3-26-18 – 3:47 p.m. ET

Delta County arrests/bookings from Thursday thru Sunday, March 26, 2018 – Delta County is now protecting domestic violence suspects by hiding the charges – They are thin skinned and did not like one of our editorials that said they were soft on DV – so we are now forced to show all arrests

Ronald Dean Micheau

Logan Adam Peter

Jeffrey Lee Lockhart

Dennis John Reese

Michael Paul Giraud

Susan Ann Johnivan

Jesse James Tahash

Diana Marie Snowaert

E. Ethan Peterna Halverson

Heather Marie Mlostek

Kimberly Ann Warner

Zachary Craig Micheau

Traci Lyn Uskihith

Brian James Crawford

Ronald Joseph Peterson

Stephen Charles Wight

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – U.P. Breaking News is now forced to show all arrests in Delta County – since the Delta County Sheriff and Prosecutor just began hiding charges again domestic violence and other assault suspects.

They did this a day or so after we criticized them for being weak on DV suspect – who had attacked two people in his short life – and put one in a coma.

We do not know – and neither does the public – what these people were charged with – and officials in Delta County like it that way.

U.P. Breaking News believes strongly in exposing domestic violence that is rampant across northern Michigan. It is sad that 14 of the 15 U.P. counties (exception is Marquette County) hide domestic violence and other felony arrests from the public.

They like the power and control of information – and like to decide what you know. This is unacceptable in a free society – especially in an area where a women are violently attacked daily by other men and women. Sometimes the victims are men – but most are beaten by cowardly men (the prosecutors, sheriffs are men).

Domestic violence must be brought out of the shadows even if the U.P. local Boss Hoggs want to protect the offenders. Women have the right to know what men and other women are violent.

Apparently they want you to guess the charges.

 

Booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) on Sunday, March 25, 2018:

Ronald Dean Micheau

Ronald Dean Micheau, 30, Escanaba, MI
On Feb. 10, 2018, Micheau was sentenced to 120 days in jail, two years probation and nearly$1,000 in costs/fines after he pleaded guilty to attempted assaulting a police officer/resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer

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Stephen Charles Wight

Stephen Charles Wight, 54, Escanaba, MI
In August 2016, Wight, then 52, was sentenced to six months probation, 30-days drivers license suspension for 30 days/restricted for 150 days; and nearly $500 in fines/costs after he pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana.

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Photo withheld by DCDC

Michael James Baker, 24, Escanaba/Gladstone

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Logan Adam Peter

Logan Adam Peter, 28,

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Booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) on Saturday, March 24, 2018:

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Jeffrey Lee Lockhart

Jeffrey Lee Lockhart, 53, Manistique, MI

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Dennis John Reese

Dennis John Reese, 24, Escanaba, MI

In Dec. 2016, Reese crashed his vehicle into a utility pole in Escanaba causing power outages at nearby restaurants. Reese was charged with drugged driving, possession of marijuana, and possession of a contraband in jail.
Reese was charged charged with five-year felony prisoner possessing a contraband in jail after police found drugs on him during booking.
Reese was the driver of a pickup truck that crossed the center-line at a high rate of rate of speed on 1st Avenue North near North Lincoln Road – and during the wreck collided with a parked, unoccupied vehicle and crashed into a utility pole.
Reese pleaded guilty in Feb. 2017 and was sentenced inMay 2017 to 10 days injail and three yars probation on one count of operating while intoxicated and one count of possession of analog drugs. The wreck into the utility pole knocked out power to Wendy’s, Hudson’s, and Elmer’s restaurants.
The costs of the damage involve about $45,000 in restitution.
https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/tag/dennis-john-reese/

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Booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) on Friday, March 23, 2018:

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Michael Paul Giraud

Michael Paul Giraud, 24, Escanaba, MI

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Susan Ann Johnivan

Susan Ann Johnivan, 36, Gladstone, MI

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Jesse James Tahash

Jesse James Tahash, 24, Gladstone, MI
On Feb 28, 2018, Tahash was sentenced to four days in jail and fined after he pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly.
In July 2015, Tahash was sentenced to 53 days in jail (time served) and six months probation and community service after he pleaded guilty to attempted no account check.

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Diana Marie Snowaert

Diana Marie Snowaert, 27, Gladstone, MI
Snowaert was arrested on Friday, Jan. 5, 2018 on a charge of possession of analogues.

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E. Ethan Peterna Halverson

E. Ethan Peterna Halverson, 26,

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Heather Marie Mlostek

Heather Marie Mlostek, 26,

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Kimberly Ann Warner

Kimberly Ann Warner, 42,

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Zachary Craig Micheau

Zachary Craig Micheau, 26,

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Traci Lyn Uskihith

Traci Lyn Uskihith, 32,

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Booked into the Delta County Detention Center on Thursday, March 22, 2018:

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Brian James Crawford

Brian James Crawford, 34,

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Ronald Joseph Peterson

Ronald Joseph Peterson, 18,

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“There is Blood in the Store” – Sunday domestic violence knife incident at an Ironwood, MI convenience store involves couple who have history of attacking one another

URGENT URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 3-25-18 – 9:55 p.m. CT 10:55 p.m. ET

Blood and a knife in an Ironwood, MI convenience store: Ironwood, MI domestic violence case shows Wisconsin couple have a history of injuring each other incident

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Ironwood, MI) – A quiet Sunday afternoon was broken in Ironwood, MI when a Wisconsin woman allegedly injured her husband in a domestic violence incident involving a knife inside an Ironwood convenience store.

The victim and suspect were later found in Iron County, Wisconsin, and this time he was the victim. It appears the couple have a history of domestic violence incidents as mutual combatants.

The victim also had a warrant out of Ironwood, MI for domestic violence – even though he was the victim this time.

Ironwood Public Safety officers answered the call at about 2:20 p.m. CT on Sunday afternoon, March 25, 2018.

It started with a call from the manager of the Krist Food Mart at 139 W. Cloverland Dr. in Ironwood, MI (near N. Lawrence St.).

Store manager Gary Etter said “he witnessed an assault inside the store,” the dispatcher told responding police officer. “There is blood in the store.”

The manager said he saw Storm “pull a knife on her – perhaps husband – Alex Storm.”

The couple “did leave – traveling towards Wisconsin in a red Chevy Impala,” the dispatcher told officers.

“I’ll be there in less than a minute,” said the officer assigned to the call, who arrived at 2:26 p.m. CT on Sunday afternoon, March, 25, 2018.

The suspect vehicle is a maroon burgundy 2001 Chevrolet Impala – registered to Nellie Ann Works of Wisconsin Rapids, WI – also known as Nellie A. Yatczak. Works has a Wisconsin conviction for burglary of a building or dwelling, a class F felony.
Police determined the suspect and victim (Storm coupe) are living with Works on 11784 Atlantic Street in the city of Iron Belt located in Iron County, WI.

A be-on-the-lookout (BOLO) of the vehicle was sent to Wisconsin including Hurley and Iron County, WI.

The lookout stated that officers should stop the vehicle on check on the condition of the possibly stabbed male occupant – Alex Storm.

The vehicle was found in Iron County, WI – along the victim, who was apparently not seriously injured.

The Ironwood investigating officer told the dispatcher that he doubts they will extradite the Sunday victim – Mr. Storm – back to Ironwood to face his original domestic violence charge.

It is unclear if charges were filed or if Mrs. Storm was taken into custody.