Man with no contact order charged in violation of order
Jun. 13—A Holmen, Wisconsin man with a probationary domestic abuse no contact order in Mower County, has been arrested for violating that order.
Trenton Lee Rockvam, 22, was in Mower County District Court on Thursday, where he was charged with five felonies that included one for stalking, two for violating order of protection and two for violating a no contact order.
According to the court complaint, Rockvam allegedly made several calls and text messages to a woman he was previously ordered to not contact on June 2. There were also allegedly attempts to access the victim's Gmail and Snapchat accounts.
The contact was made between June 1 and June 2. Call logs stated that over 200 missed calls were received on June 2 from a "no caller ID" and came within quick succession throughout the night.
A review of the defendant's criminal history shows prior convictions for stalking and third degree assault dating back to October of 2024 and for violating a domestic abuse — violate an order of protection in Dodge County.
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