Videotape emerges – as Delta County tries to stop you from knowing – of an assault and domestic violence melee that happen Sunday night in a Ford River Bar – and a convicted sex offender has been arrested

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 5-1-18 – 1 p.m. ET

Convicted sex offender accused of assault – and domestic violence after he allegedly attacked his wife and another man in a bar Sunday night – this as Delta County authorities do not want you to know which people are charged with domestic assault

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

(Escanaba, MI) – While the Delta County Sheriff and Prosecutor continue protecting the identities of those who beat women, U.P. Breaking News keeps getting information from behind their Iron Curtain – as a convicted sex offender has been released on bond after allegedly brutal attack on his wife and another man in a Ford River Bar on Sunday night.

43-year-old Richard Dale Stannard was booked into the Delta County Detention Center late Sunday, April 29, 2018 and released on bond just over an hour later.

Stannard was convicted on May 17, 1996 of criminal sexual conduct (CSC) – assault with intent to commit sexual penetration in Delta County 47th District Court.

U.P. Breaking News has found a video of the altercation involving three people – Richard Stannard is shown allegedly beating up Brent Papineau Jr.

Richard Stannard is allegedly shown throwing his wife Nicki Stannard. We have tried to upload the video but so far have not been able to do it.

He apparently has had addresses in Escanaba and Ford River.

Richard Lee Stannard, with his wife cropped out

Stannard’s sex offender registration states he currently lives at 3774 L.15 Lane in Escanaba.
http://www.icrimewatch.net/offenderdetails.php?OfndrID=2004710&AgencyID=55242

The Delta County Prosecutor and Sheriff recently decided to protect those charged with all violence because U.P. Breaking News pointed out they have given sweetheart deals to men who beat and terrorize women.

They are releasing the photos and names of people booked, but no longer showing what criminal charges had been filed.

U.P. Breaking News believes that the U.P. domestic violence epidemic will continue if the suspects are allowed to hide in the shadows of the egos of electrocuted officials – as women are beaten every night across the U.P.

We have heard every excuse in the book for not identifying those who commit these horrendous crimes.

The exact charges against Stannard are not known because Delta County is hiding that information. Our sources tipped us off to this case.
Stannard is said to be charged with assault and battery, and domestic violence

U.P. Breaking News has read numerous online comments about this case – some demonizing Stannard fearing what will happen next – and others who have strongly defended him.

Many residents spoke out about their concern for the couple’s child/children.

Some say the male victim – Brent Papineau Jr. – and Stannard’s wife do not deserve to get a beat down.

With some even blaming the victim for “pushing him too far.” That seems to be a common attitude amongst domestic violence cases – the falsehood that it is somehow the victim’s fault.

“I fear he may do worse, and there are kids in the home,” exclaimed one concerned citizen who knows the couple. Some stated that Stannard has the money to buy himself out of past beating incidents.

“The fact that he is a rich guy scares the hell out of me – if he can throw around his own wife like that,” stated one of several sources.

Stannard has the aliases of Rocky Stannard, and Rocky Dale Stannard.

As U.P. Breaking News closes down today, we hope our effort to show light on domestic violence will help even one woman from being beaten. We will reopen once we can afford our expenses of $250 per month.

I have spent thousands to bring you the information on brutality in U.P. counties and tribal nations therein. We hope U.P. residents who live in the Iron Curtain counties of news blackouts – will remember this when they go to the polls to vote for sheriff and prosecutor.

If you would like to help us get restarted call 905-273-2433.

Thank you and I pray for all the woman who will be beaten this weekend and do not know it yet.

Domestic violence cases across the Upper Peninsula continue to increase – along with other violent crimes: Domestic incidents in west Marquette County, city of Marquette, and moments ago in Escanaba, MI – Arrests from past 24 hours in Marquette County as the other U.P. counties keep it secret

URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-26-18 – 6:20 p.m. ET – 

The ugly truth: Domestic violence cases not only happened daily in the U.P. – but sometimes up to 50 victims a day (3 cases in each of the 15 counties)

Heather R. McEntire

Robert Dale Helsten

Jack Alan Orhanen

Heather McEntire and John Gray

John Gray

Heather R. McEntire

Robert Dale Helsten

Jack Alan Orhanen

Heather McEntire and John Gray

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

(Marquette County, MI) – There were numerous domestic violence arrests in past 24 hours plus other felonies arrests in Marquette County involving a concealed weapon and even felony drunken driving – and breaking in Escanaba – a woman charged with DV in January calls 911 from a place she is not supposed to be.

As we were about to post this story, a domestic dispute erupted in the city of Escanaba – that shows domestic violence aggressors can be any sex – and sometimes jilted love drives some people to become repeat offenders.

Heather McEntire and John Gray

43-year-old Heather R. McEntire of Escanaba, MI called 911 just before 5 a.m. ET Thursday morning and claimed she was assaulted by a man she was not supposed to see.
During this morning’s melee, McEntire was out on bond for a Jan. 15, 2018 arrest for domestic violence in Delta County.

John Gray

The victim in that assault – 47-year-old John Robert Gray of Escanaba, MI – told 911 this morning that Heather and her brother attacked him.

As part of McEntire’s pretrial bond, she was ordered to stay away from Gray and not to visit his home.

Heather’s brother 46-year-old Jason Parker McEntire of many addresses in Delta County.

McEntire is also known as Heather Sirois; and she used to live in Bark River, Green Bay and Knoxville, TN.

Gray claimed that the siblings McEntire illegally arrived as his apartment at 416 First Avenue South “came in and assaulted him,” the dispatcher told responding officers.

Heather McEntire circa 2012

About 5:30 a.m. today, Heather McEntire and John Gray wre both arrested on several charges including domestic violence – and both are lodged in the Delta County Detention Center.

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Marquette Police responded just after 10 p.m. ET Wednesday night to a report of a possible domestic violence situation turned into hit and run.
The incident was reported at 700 Homestead St in Marquette, MI.
“Responded to a domestic situation that has now turned into a hit and run PDA (property damage accident),” the dispatcher told police headed to the scene not far from Grove Street and the bypass.
In the rear parking lot, a witness told 911 dispatchers that “a male and a female were involved in a domestic situation,” the officers were told via radio from HQ.
The blonde female ‘got in a white Jeep” and “sped out of the parking lot to get away from the male,” officers were told.
The male got into an older red passenger car and “was leaving in a hurry,” a 911 dispatcher to responding officers
The male, now a suspect, “apparently struck a black in color car in the parking lot,” he said, adding that due to darkness the exact make and model of the red car was not visible.
The red car should “have front and rear damage,” the dispatcher said.
The witness told police that the couple was involved in a previous domestic situation about one month ago.
On the east side of the apartment building, police found a damaged red Ford Taurus.
Its is unclear what became of the investigation.

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A Marquette man was arrested Wednesday afternoon, April 25, 2018 on domestic assault charges.

56-year-old Christopher Lee Mathews of Marquette, MI was arrested on a two-count domestic violence warrant.

Mathews was booked into the Marquette County Jail.

He was arrested by police at about 3 p.m. ET, Wed., March 25, 2018.

Details of the alleged assault have not been released.
Mathews is a former NMU employee, who studied hotel management in New Mexico, according to his Facebook page.

He was released on bond about an hour after booking.
Details of the incident have not been released by police.

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32-year-old Randy James Tuominen of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the MCJ Wednesday afternoon.
Touminen is charged with domestic assault and stalking.
Bond for Tuominen is not listed.
Details of the incident have not been released by police.
If you have a photo of Mr. Touminen please send it privately to our FB page

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39-year-old Michael Patrick Donahue of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the MCJ Wednesday morning.
Donahue is charged with domestic assault.
A bond for Donahue is not listed.
Details of the incident have not been released by police.
If you have a photo of Mr. Donahue please send it privately to our FB page

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33-year-old Michael Polkki of Ishpeming is charged with domestic assault and interfering with telephone communications.
U.P. Breaking News covered the arrest in a Wednesday article:
https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2018/04/25/ishpeming-police-officers-tasered-a-man-this-morning-bloody-hammer-attack-in-southern-up-plus-early-today-ishpeming-man-arrested-for-domestic-violence

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Robert Dale Helsten

Robert Dale Helsten

31-year-old Robert Dale Helsten of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 1:16 a.m. ET early Wednesday morning, April 25, 2018.

Helsten is charged with carrying a weapon with unlawful intent, carrying a concealed weapon (CCW), and attempted resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer.

Bond totals $10,000 on two charges.

Bond is not listed on the first.

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Jack Alan Orhanen

35-year-old Jack Alan Orhanen of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ early today, Thursday April 26, 2018.

Orhanen is charged with felony third offense impaired drunken driving.

A bond has not been set for Orhanen.
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27-year-old Andrew Richard Koepp of Marquette, MI was booked into the MCJ about 11 p.m. ET Wednesday night.
Koepp is charged with attempted resisting arrest/obstructing a police officer.
Bond has not been set for Koepp.

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Other arrests in past 24 hours in Marquette County:

Dennis Gordon Tourville, 27, use of marijuana, addresses in Marquette and Denver, Colorado, bond not listed

Britton Marie Nurmi, 43, illegal entry, addresses in Marquette, Champion, $2,500 bond

Ishpeming Police officers tasered a man this morning, Bloody hammer attack in southern UP. – plus early today Ishpeming man arrested for domestic violence

URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-25-18 – 6:54 a.m. ET – 

South U.P. Hammer attack, plus a man is tasered in Ishpeming this morning, and DV suspect arrested today in Ishpeming

 

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

(Ishpeming, MI) – Ishpeming Police officers this morning deployed their tasers during an arrest just after midnight, plus they arrested a man for domestic violence.

Ishpeming police officers radioed 911 dispatch that they had a “taser deployment” incident at about 12:10 a.m. ET, this morning, Wed., April 25, 2018.

It is not clear who they shot and shocked with tasers. It is known that they were looking for a white pickup truck at the time. Asked by the dispatcher if the person who was tased needed EMS, the officers said he did not.

Also in Ishpeming this morning, Ishpeming Police headed arrested a domestic violence suspect.

Details of the alleged attack have not been released.

Michael Gary Polkki

The suspect was identified as 33-year-old Michael Gary Polkki of Ishpeming, MI.

When arrested Polkki had a portable breath test (PBT) reading of .114, officers radioed to the jail.

A bond amount for Polkki is not known.

Online records indicate he is a very strong union supporter and its projects.

The case remains under investigation by the Ishpeming Police Department.

 

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Meanwhile in the southern U.P. – a hammer incident injures at least one and possibly two people early Tuesday.

Domestic violence victim Ashley Alexander

A hammer was allegedly used in an attack Tuesday morning involving a downstate man and his ex-girlfriend – as one or both were injured in attack that saw the man allegedly hit the woman with the hammer.

The attack was reported about 12:20 a.m. CT and 1:20 a.m. ET Tuesday, April 24, 2018.

42-year-old Howard James Compo of Mountain Pleasant, MI allegedly ignored a personal protection order and assaulted his ex with a hammer.

A police officer radioed another that he had found a bloody weapon.

“I found a hammer outside the residence with blood all over it,” the officer stated. “And his girlfriend has blood all over her as well.”

The dispatcher radioed officers that Compo is forbidden to have “contact with Ashley Alexander without written permission from the probation officer.”
Police found a nearby Crown Victoria registered to Compo.
In Jan. 2018, Compo was given a light sentence for domestic violence in Isabella County Trial Court.

Compo was sentenced to 21 days in jail, 10 months probation plus about $600 in fines/costs for domestic violence.
Originally from Lansing, Compo is a maintenance worker for the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe and Housekeeping at Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort
On his Facebook page, under relationship Compo put “It’s complicated.”
The incident happened in either Delta or Menominee counties – but a check of both shows officials have not booked the man (or his ex) in either Delta or Menominee counties.

So the exact location of hammer incident has not been confirmed – an injured man who was hammered drunk was found Bark River at the same time – not clear if connected.

However at the same time a man was found drunk and injured in Bark River.
The man found highly intoxicated and laying on the ground near the Bergman Insurance Agency at 1343 U.S. Highway 2/41 in Bark River, MI. He was bleeding from his arm.
The dispatcher told officers headed to the scene that man wanted to leave, but was coaxed into staying by another person – who apparently wrapped the man’s arm as it was bleeding badly.
“He is still are arguing with the caller – wanting to leave but our caller is doing a real good job keeping him” from leaving.
“He is very insistent on leaving,” the dispatcher added.

Four felonies against Gwinn, MI man busted Friday night in alleged domestic violence case in which he allegedly used a knife to make threats – and a Marquette County teen gets drunk and is arrested for domestic battery – and she is only 17 years old

URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-21-18 8:45 p.m. ET

We now know some of the serious charges filed against 39-year-old Stephen Wayne Field Jr., of Gwinn, MI in a domestic violence probe

He is being held on a $40,000 bond for at least four felonies.

Field is charged with felonious assault, domestic assault, interfering with electronic communication (phone) and unlawful imprisonment.

 

4-21-18 – 12:09 a.m. ET

Gwinn man arrested after allegedly using a knife to make threats during a domestic violence incident – meanwhile a 17-year-old Marquette County girl is charged with getting drunk and committing domestic battery

Stephen Wayne Field, Jr.

Stephen Wayne Field, Jr.

Stephen Wayne Field, Jr.

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

A Gwinn man was arrested Friday night for a domestic violence incident in which he allegedly used a knife.

This afternoon, the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department has issued a “be on the lookout” (BOLO) for the man allegedly armed with a knife during a domestic incident.

“The subject is wanted for questioning in the a domestic situation where he did (allegedly) use a knife as a threatening tool,” the BOLO stated.
That BOLO was canceled tonight when the man was taken into custody.

39-year-old Stephen Wayne Field Jr., of Gwinn, MI was arrested on Friday night, April 20, 2018.

The BOLO was readout about 6 hours earlier to all regional law enforcement during a broadcast to all cars by Negaunee Regional Dispatch.

The BOLO said Field was driving a green 2004 F-150 extended cab pickup truck (rusty truck) for questioning in a domestic violence incident involving a knife

“He is possibly armed with said knife,” the dispatcher said during the BOLO.
Field has former addresses listed in Palmer, Negaunee, Ishpeming, and Marquette, MI.

Meanwhile, in an unrelated case, a 17-year-old Marquette County youth was arrested Thursday afternoon for domestic battery – and she registered a .08 on a portable breath test (PBT) that measures alcohol intake. U.P. Breaking News has made an editorial decision not to release the young woman’s name because it was her first offense – and her young age and potential to learn from the experience.

And no arrests were made Thursday night in Delta County, when it was reported a youth had punched his girlfriend in the face.

A third party tipped off police who said the victims that had confided the domestic assault and would deny she was punched if contacted by police. However, police located both the male and female – an apparently decided there was not enough physical evidence or other evidence to warrant an arrest.

These were among numerous domestic violence cases reported since Thursday afternoon across the U.P. including once case that turned into a meth probe and another that led to the arrest of the now ex-Finlandia University Football Coach.

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.

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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Police investigate an assault of a woman at a convenience store in Gogebic County

URGENT URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-24-18 – 1:50 p.m. CT – 2:50 p.m. ET

Woman assaulted, Arkansas man arrested following attack reported at a Wakefield convenience story; followed by two men hurt in brawl in Hurley, WI

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

(Wakefield, MI) – A female assault victim was taken to the hospital late Friday after a reported attack at a Wakefield convenience store.

The attack was reported at the Holiday Station on US-2 in Wakefield about 11 p.m. CT, Fri. night, Feb. 23, 2018.

It is not clear if the victim was a customer passing through – or the clerk.

The woman sustained unknown injuries in the assault. She was taken to the Aspirus Grand View Ironwood Hospital.

The suspect fled in the victims 2004 white Mazda 3.

“It’s my car,” the victim could be heard telling police over the two-way radio as they gave broadcast a lookout for the car.

The suspect was suspected to have fled to an apartment on nearby Sunday Lake Street.

“She was fairly frantic,” a dispatcher told police rushing to the scene.

Marcus Jeffrey Tate

Marcus Jeffrey Tate

Police arrested an Arkansas man who the victim said assaulted her.

31-year-old Marcus Jeffrey Tate of Little Rock, Arkansas was taken to the Gogebic County Jail after being arrested about 20 minutes after the attack.

A check by police showed that Tate has outstanding warrants out of Little Rock, Arkansas but they do not want him back that badly.

The felony probation violation warrant has “an in-state only pickup” that is non-extraditable The probation violation involves an original conviction for larceny.

Tate also took off without a valid driver’s license – as the suspect has a suspended driver’s license that expired on Dec. 27, 2017.

Police also ran a computer check of the suspect’s older brother –  but he was apparently not involved in the alleged attack.

Marcus Jeffrey Tate

Meanwhile, the violence was not exclusive to the Michigan side of the border.

At 11:30 p.m. CT Friday night – Beacon EMS paramedics were called to the Sliver Street Pit Stop bar/restaurant in Hurley, WI to treat two male victims involved in a fight.
“We have two subjects bleeding, both subjects were involved in a fight,” the dispatcher told paramedics.

Federal charge filed against Stephen Keezer, who allegedly pummeled his wife in early December: Victim’s ears ripped open when earrings yanked off, hole in her cheek, black eye, broken nose, and many more bruises and contusions

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-15-18 – 2:35 a.m.

This is just one example of what tribal and non-native women suffer every night in the Upper Peninsula

Here are two photos that were included the federal criminal information
The photos were taken after her treatment and she was cleaned up
It is important for people to see the violence – or they become complacent

Federal charge filed against 23-year-old Stephen Reed Keezer of Wilson, MI for the alleged brutal assault

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

See the links to all the court document and download them – we paid for the federal documents.

(Wilson, MI) – A federal prosecutor in Marquette had a great Valentines Day gift, for a man who allegedly beat up his wife during a predawn argument.

That present was an arrest warrant for 23-year-old Stephen Reed Keezer of Wilson, MI. He was charged in state court – but now its federal.

The case stems from a Dec. 6, 2017 event – when Keezer allegedly wailed on his wife causing serious injury including ripping out her pierced earrings, broken nose, black eye, clump of hair pulled out by roots, countless bruises/abrasions, and a through-and-through rip in her upper right cheek.

The victim was treated at St. Francis Hospital in Escanaba.

The no-nonsense Marquette federal prosecutor is Assistant U.S. Attorney Hannah Bobee, who has hammered numerous suspects in tribal domestic violence cases. Bobee sends tribal domestic violence abusers to federal prison – without parole.

Keezer will make an initial appearance next week before U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Timothy P. Greeley.

 

Keezer was charged in federal court through a “criminal information” that was approved and issued by Magistrate Greeley. Below is part of that federal document prepared by Marquette FBI Agent John J. Fortunato, who has been investigating the case:

Stephen Keezer, wife beating suspect

Keezer faces up to 10 years in federal prison if convicted on the charge of assault resulting in serious bodily injury.

The federal charge generally leads to the dropping of state charges.

However, it is not clear what will happen to the allegations about child abuse and second degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC).

The Menominee County man was charged in Delta County Circuit Court with hostage taking, sex crimes, and abusing woman and a child.

He was arrested shortly after the alleged beating on Dec. 6, 2017.

Keezer is a member of the Hannahville Indian Community.

Keezer was initially charged with fourth degree child abuse, aggravated domestic violence, second-degree CSC, and taking a hostage.

Keezer’s Facebook page states he concentrates on “being the best parent I can be.”

Keezer is being held in the Delta County Jail, and then after the Marquette hearing could eventually be transferred to Chippewa County jail where all pretrial federal prisoners are held.

Horror at Hannahville 2-15-18 (1)

Horror at Hannahville 2-15-18 (2)

Notice of initial hearing 2-15-18

Petition and Order for Writ of Habeas Corpus ad Prosequ. Hannahville 2-15-18

Penalty Sheet 2-15-18

Previous story Dec. 6, 2018 :
https://upperpeninsulabreakingnews.wordpress.com/2017/12/06/hannahville-horror-wilson-man-charged-with-hostage-taking-sex-crimes-and-abusing-woman-and-a-child/

Valentines Day domestic violence on Sugar Island, plus arrests for embezzlement, shoplifting, fighting with cops, and delivery of drug analogues in Delta County and Marquette County

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-15-18 – 9:45 a.m. ET –

Even on Sugar Island with Jewells, domestic violence happened on Valentines Day night

36-year-old Kelly Lynn Peacock of Gladstone, MI

26-year-old Steven David Baker of Marquette, MI

32-year-old John Eastep of Ishpeming, MI

33-year-old Heather Olson of Escanaba, MI

Embezzlement, shoplifting, tussling with cops, and drugs are among the recent arrests in Delta County and Marquette County

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

**Editor’s note – The mobile patrol info has stopped for the past 24 hours – and at the Delta County Detention Center they put in a fake name this morning charged with domestic violence – not funny  or they are covering for a real person. Marquette County has also stopped.

(Sugar Island, MI) – Police have been searching for a man after he allegedly caused rib injuries to a female on Valentine’s Day 2018 on Sugar Island, MI in the eastern Upper Peninsula.
Last night, police responded to the Jewell residence on Sugar Island..
It is not clear if he fled the island – as the ferry was alerted but he may have driven a different vehicle than on the broadcast.
The suspect was either still hiding on the island or at the mainland casino playing Nickle slots.

 

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36-year-old Kelly Lynn Peacock of Gladstone, MI

36-year-old Kelly Lynn Peacock of Gladstone, MI

36-year-old Kelly Lynn Peacock of Gladstone, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 2:11 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 13, 2018 – and released on same day at 5:47 p.m.

Peacock is charged with embezzlement by an agent or trustee.

The amount of her bond is not known.

Police have not released information about the arrest of Peacock.

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38-year-old Katherine Patricia Strom of Manistique, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 1:40 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

Strom is charged with creation/delivery of an analogue – controlled substance violation.

Bond has not been set for Strom.

If you have a photo for Ms. Strom please send it to us on Facebook

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33-year-old Heather Olson of Escanaba, MI

33-year-old Heather Olson of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 1:58 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

Olson is charged with second degree retail fraud.

Bond has not been set.

In 2015, Olson was convicted of third-degree shoplifting.

Details about the latest charge have not been released including whether it is new case or sentencing.

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26-year-old Steven David Baker of Marquette, MI

26-year-old Steven David Baker of Marquette, MI

26-year-old Steven David Baker of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 4:37 p.m., ET on Tues., February 13, 2018. on a probation violation involving another Valentines Day violent crime.

Baker is booked on a parole violation/inmate detainer.

Armed with a pistol, Baker robbed a pizza delivery man on the 100 block of West Michigan Street in Marquette on Valentines Day 2014. Baker was arrested in the basement of a home on W. Arch Street – where police recovered the gun and stolen property.

In a plea deal, Baker was convicted of felony firearms possession and larceny from a person – in exchange two serious felonies were dropped including armed robbery.
He served about two-years of a 10 year sentence – and was apparently paroled to Marquette about a month ago – Jan. 11, 2018

See the rest of Baker’s criminal record on the MDOC inmate finder:
https://mdocweb.state.mi.us/otis2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=761939

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32-year-old John Eastep of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 3:17 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

He is charged with attempted resisting and obstruction a police officer.

Bond has not been set.

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26-year-old Dominique Devon Allen of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) at 9:09 a.m. on Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

Allen is charged with contempt of court/violation of bond conditions.

In July 2015, Allen was sentenced to 180 days in jail and 18 months probation with deferment on jail sentence on one count first degree retail fraud. He was told to stay out of trouble.

If you have a photo of  Mr. Allen please send it to us.

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Big Brute Bruin: Trained in martial arts, an Escanaba, MI man this morning allegedly violently attacked his girlfriend

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-13-18 – 6:35 a.m. ET

Upper Peninsula Mixed Martial Artist accused of beating up his girlfriend

Kory Bruinsma

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

(Escanaba, MI) – An amateur fighter – trained in the Mixed Marshal Artist – was arrested this morning for allegedly using his brute force against a girlfriend.

Kory Bruinsma

Kory Bruinsma

31-year-old Kory L. Bruinsma of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 3:14 a.m. ET this morning, Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

Bruinsma is charged with domestic violence and interfering with electronic communication (phone).

Bruinsma is a Mixed Marshal Arts (MMA) expert – as his Facebook page shows him fighting and those huge first prize belts.

Police have no released details of the alleged attack – and it is not known if the victim was taken to the hospital.

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The MMA website states:

“Kory Bruinsma is a MMA fighter with a amateur fight record of 0 wins, 1 losses and 0 draws.”

Amateur Record:
0-1-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Age:
31
Gender:
Male
Height:
6′ 0″
Weight:
145 lbs.
Out of:
Michigan

http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/fighter/fighter:045D34DCA68B997F
https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/110847-kory-bruinsma