URGENT U. P. Breaking News Bulletin – 3-6-18 – 10:35 p.m.
Violence across Marquette County in past 24 hours: From allegations of child abuse and sexual assault to all kinds of assault and battery, some with meth history- including habitual offender just gets out of federal prison found in a car by Marquette Police with bloody woman
By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
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(Marquette, MI) – In the past 24 hours, police have dealt with a lot of violence in Marquette County involving women and children – and many have a well-known public history including a habitual domestic violence convict, a meth dealer, and a guy who crashes a car into a Gwinn bar and tried to flee – fought with cops.
Due to the criminal history, some of these guys have longer stories than usual.
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A Marquette County man has been arrested again on federal charges supervised release violation charges for yet another incident with a bloody woman – this after going to prison in 2013 for being a “habitual batterer” for beating women including at the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC).
****U.P. Breaking News has been unable to find a photo of Bradley Joseph Hase, and we’d like one. Remember anyone who can provide us a photo – we never, ever reveal sources
Some of his victims were female tribal members – while Hase is white (non-tribal).
47-year-old Bradley Joseph Hase of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 7:12 p.m. ET Monday, March 5, 2018.
Hase apparently was just released from federal prison.
Hase is being held without bond on a federal detainer.
Read the federal documents or download then for details – we paid for them:
Filed 3-6-18 – Hearing set for 3-8-18 for Bradley Joseph Hase
3-5-18 Federal arrest summons for Bradley Joseph Hase
Hase has been ordered to appear for a revocation of supervised release hearing before U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy P. Greeley on Tuesday, March 8, 2018.
Hase was arrested by Marquette Police on March 2, 2018 after he was discovered with alcohol in his blood (allegedly .176) – a direct violation of his supervised release conditions after recently being sprung after serving five years federal prison.
Hase denied he attacked a bloody woman in the car – and the alleged victim – Renee Bressette said she was injured falling at Remillard’s Bar and in the front seat of the car.
A passerby had called police to report a man was not allowing a woman to get out of a car. Bressette had injured bloody lips, blood in her hair, and police found blood in the vehicle. Both were intoxicated. Hase had cuts on abrasions on his forehead and hands – that he said resulted in a bar fight with two men a short while earlier.
On Oct.18, 2013, was order jailed following his September 4, 2013 indictment for assault with a dangerous weapon and domestic assault – habitual offender. The order came from U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy P. Greeley at federal court in Marquette Michigan.
In March 2014, Hase, then 43 years old, was sentenced to five years in federal prison without parole and then three years supervised released by U.S. District Judge Robert Holmes Bell in Marquette.
The habitual batterer was charged by federal prosecutors in Marquette under a crackdown on violence against women happening on tribal lands by then U.S. Attorney Patrick A. Miles, Jr.
The Marquette federal prosecutor is Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul D. Lochner who still specializes in these cases with Assistant U.S. Attorney Hannah Bobee.
On November 6, 2013, Hase pleaded guilty to count two of a federal indictment charging him with domestic assault by an habitual offender.
On February 3, 2013, Hase violently assaulted a KBIC women at a residence in Marquette County on KBIC reservation land. Hase assaulted his girlfriend including grabbing her by the face and throat and pulling out her hair.
At that point, Hase had been convicted twice of domestic violence offenses in the Marquette County 96th District Court and was on probation for one of those offenses at the time of the assault in this case.
The case was investigated by the Marquette FBI office, KBIC Tribal Police and the Chocolay Township Police Department.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdmi/pr/2014_0326_BHase.html
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-miwd-2_13-cr-00005/pdf/USCOURTS-miwd-2_13-cr-00005-0.pdf
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-miwd-2_13-cr-00005/pdf/USCOURTS-miwd-2_13-cr-00005-1.pdf
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A convicted meth dealer who was released from prison about 4 months ago has been busted on a parole violation.
The man has admitted he needs help because Meth is an addictive, terrible, one helluva drug that destroys lives. Meth sucks the life out of its users.
28-year-old Corey Allen Racine of Gwinn, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at a.m. ET Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
Racine is booked on an inmate detainer/parole violation.
Bond for Racine is not set
On July 22, 2016, convicted meth dealer Corey Racine was sentenced to three to 20 years in state prison after pleading guilty and admitting meth is a terrible addiction and he wanted help.
Corey Allen Racine
If he behaved, Racine was eligible to serve time at a state boot camp under the Special Alternative Incarceration program. He pleaded guilty to delivery and manufacture of methamphetamine for an incident on Oct. 12, 2015.
Racine was paroled to Marquette County on Oct. 24, 2017 with two years left on his probation/parole. Racine’s probation was scheduled to run through April 24, 2019.
His supervised release conditions including the usual restrictions like do not do drugs or alcohol, can’t possess weapons or commit crimes, never hang with other convicted felons, and even has a tether provision.
https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=974925
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Two men have booking info for the exact same time of arrest – not sure if the cases are connected:
Kirk William Bragenzer
A Gwinn man is back in trouble after making the news when he crashed his car into a bar and then struggled with cops.
27-year-old Kirk William Bragenzer of Gwinn, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 12:10 p.m. ET Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
Bragenzer is charged with first-degree home invasion, illegal entry, felony firearms weapons charge, convicted felon in possession of a weapon, and possession of marijuana.
Bond is not set for most of the charges against Bragenzer.
In Oct. 2016, Bragenzer, then 25 years old, was arrested on charges of two-year felony assaulting police/resisting arrest and obstructing, and two two-year misdemeanors – operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and unlawful use of motor vehicle.
During the midnight hour on Oct. 13, 2016, Forsyth Township Police were told a vehicle has crashed into the Happy Hour Bar on M-35, in Gwinn. Bragenzer then fled the scene in his green Toyota – but the trashed auto stopped working in a nearby parking lot. Bragenzer had taken the now destroyed car without the owner’s permission.
Meanwhile In Sept. 2015, Bragenzer, then 24, was sentenced to 93 days in jail for a June 18, 2015 arrest for breaking and entering without owner’s permission.
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Joshua Daniel Haske
27-year-old Joshua Daniel Haske of Skandia, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 12:10 p.m. ET Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
Haske is charged with domestic assault.
Bond has not been set for Haske.
Details of the alleged assault have not been released.
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35-year-old Pedro Joseph Fermino of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 11:45 p.m. ET on Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
Fermino is charged with domestic assault and driving with a suspended/revoked license.
Details of the alleged assault have not been released.
If you have a photo of Fermino please slip it to us.
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A Negaunee man, with a meth past, is arrested for the second time in three months – this time for CSC and assault.
27-year-old Tyler Michael Tull of Negaunee, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 10:13 a.m. ET Tuesday, March 6, 2018.
Tull is charged with fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC) and assault and battery.
Bond is not set for Tull.
Tull was sentenced to a year in prison in May 2015 for possession of analogues.
http://mdocweb.state.mi.us/OTIS2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=971181
https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2017/12/04/accused-of-attacking-a-woman-stealing-two-convicts-one-a-federal-fugitive-and-another-with-a-recent-meth-related-conviction-in-alger-county-busted-on-domestic-violence-and-shopli/
It was only three months ago that Tull was arrested and we did a story:
27-year-old Tyler Michael Tull of Negaunee, MI remains jailed tonight after being booked into the MCJ about 6:30 p.m. on Sun., Dec. 3, 2017.
Tull is charged with one count each of first degree retail fraud and domestic assault. Bond is not set.
Tull is an active parolee/probationer with the state of Michigan in connection with a meth investigation in Alger County.
Tull was sentenced in Alger County in January 2016 and received a “discharged status” on January 10, 2017.
Records conflict but it appears Tull spent a year in prison.
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John Roland O’Neill
46-year-old John Roland O’Neill of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at p.m. ET Monday, March 5, 2018.
O’Neill is charged with fourth-degree child abuse.
Bond for O’Neill is $5,000.
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Eugene Walter Lefler
28-year-old Eugene Walter Lefler of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 5:20 p.m. ET Monday, March 5, 2018.
Lefler is charged with felony aggravated assault.
Bond for Lefler is not set.
In October 2016, Lefler, then 27 and of Gwinn, was sentenced to at least 90 days in jail (and up to one year) for a July 2016 attack involving aggravated assault and domestic violence.
Lefler also received two years probation and $2,100 in fines/costs.
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fyi
We wre going to report the arrest of two Marquette County men – but decided not to lump them with the violence above – even though they are facing charges that are serious enough.
They are charged with failure to return rental property valued between $200 and $1,000; and the other was felony third offense of drunken driving charge – operating a motor vehicle while impaired (OWI). The second charge being particularly troubling. We also understand Forsyth Township Police are looking for a CSC suspect – more on that later.
40-year-old Patrick Roy Wandahsega of Wilson, MI was sentenced to 24 years (288 months) in prison by U.S. District Judge Paul L. Maloney.
The 21-page Class Action federal civil suit was filed on Monday by five former employees on behalf or current and former employed by National Coatings, Inc.
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