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Fentanyl homicide; North Fond du Lac man sentenced, 9 years prison
The Brief Jeremy Stoll has been sentenced to nine years in prison in connection with the fentanyl overdose death of a man. That overdose death happened in June 2022 in the Town of Lamartine. Officials said the victim had 45 ng/mL of fentanyl in his blood, along with numerous other drugs. FOND DU LAC, Wis. - The Fond du Lac County District Attorney's Office announced on Monday, June 2 that Jeremy Stoll has been sentenced to nine years in prison and an additional 15 years of extended supervision in connection with the fentanyl overdose death of a man. What we know A news release said the sentence stemmed from Stoll's conviction for first-degree reckless homicide from the June 2022, overdose death of a man in the Town of Lamartine. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android Officials said the victim had 45 ng/mL of fentanyl in his blood, along with numerous other drugs. What they're saying "The deadly effects of fentanyl destroy families and devastate communities. We will continue to aggressively prosecute those that distribute fentanyl and other drugs into our communities, in an effort seek justice for those impacted by the opioid epidemic and to protect the community. We hope this helps spur those suffering from addiction to seek treatment," said Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney. The Source The information in this post was provided by the Fond du Lac County District Attorney's Office and Wisconsin Circuit Court Access.
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12-04-2025
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Milwaukee fatal shooting, 60th and Bradley; Chrissy Jackson sentenced
The Brief Chrissy Jackson was sentenced on Friday, April 11 to 16 years in prison in connection with a July 2024 fatal shooting in Milwaukee. The shooting happened behind a gas station at 60th and Bradley. Investigators at the scene recovered a single 9mm casing near the victim's body. MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee County judge sentenced Chrissy Jackson on Friday, April 11 to 16 years in prison plus an additional nine years of extended supervision in connection with the fatal shooting of a man behind a gas station at 60th and Bradley in July 2024. What we know According to the criminal complaint, Milwaukee police were dispatched to a gas station at 60th and Bradley late on Monday, July 8, 2024 for a shooting. When officers arrived on the scene, they found a victim, later identified as Christopher Davis, on the pavement behind the station. Despite life-saving measures, Davis was pronounced deceased the next morning. Investigators at the scene recovered a single 9mm casing near Davis' body. A detective reviewed surveillance video from the gas station. The complaint says around 11:47 p.m. Monday, a red SUV pulled into the rear of the gas station and parked. A woman got out of the driver's seat of the SUV. A couple of minutes later, the video shows Davis walk into the frame. The woman briefly returns to the SUV -- and then back to Davis. At that point, "the video depicts Davis lurch backwards and his white hat falls off, as if he was punched or swung at by the female subject," the complaint says. Immediately after that, the woman steps back from David "and her arm is raised, and a muzzle flash can be seen," the complaint says. Davis falls out of view in the video and ends up on the ground. The woman then gets back into the SUV and drives away. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android Surveillance video at the same gas station from earlier in the evening showed the same woman. She was also "wearing the same clothing that she was wearing when she shot Davis," the complaint says. When investigators attempted to find out who the woman was in the video, they ran the plates on the SUV. They went to the Milwaukee residence tied to the SUV. When police knocked on the door at the apartment, the defendant answered the door -- and was placed in custody. A detective who viewed the surveillance video at the gas station was able to identify the defendant as the person in that video. SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News Officials obtained consent to search the defendant's apartment. During that search, the complaint says investigators "located a Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun in what appeared to be a child's room." The preliminary examination of the casing recovered at the crime scene was later determined to be "fired from the 9mm handgun recovered in the defendant's residence," the complaint says. The Source The information in this post was provided by Wisconsin Circuit Court Access as well as the criminal complaint associated with this case.
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05-04-2025
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Darrell Brooks to represent himself in Waukesha County appeal
The Brief Darrell Brooks will represent himself in court for the appeal of his convictions tied to the Waukesha Christmas parade attack. That attack happened in November 2021. Brooks represented himself in his trial, where he was convicted on 76 charges. WAUKESHA, Wis. - Darrell Brooks, the man convicted of 76 charges tied to the November 2021 Waukesha Christmas parade attack, will represent himself in court once again. What we know A hearing was held in Waukesha County court on Friday, April 4 – ties to Brooks' appeal of the convictions. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android The judge hearing the case accepted the motion by Brooks' attorney to withdraw himself from the appeal. That was at the request of Brooks. Brooks will now represent himself in the appeal – as he did in his original trial. The Wisconsin Department of Corrections says Brooks is currently serving his sentence in an undisclosed, out-of-state prison due to "safety concerns." The Source The information in this post was provided by Wisconsin Circuit Court Access, the criminal complaint associated with this case and previous FOX6 News coverage.
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03-04-2025
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Franklin man accused; fleeing police, exceeding 100 mph, causing crash
The Brief A Franklin man is now charged in connection with a collision and rollover crash in Greendale. The accused, Tyler Ewing, had been fleeing from police when his SUV collided with another car on Loomis Road, the criminal complaint says. Court filings indicate Ewing was traveling more than 100 mph ahead of the crash. GREENDALE, Wis. - A 28-year-old Franklin man is accused of fleeing police and causing a crash that injured another driver in the Village of Greendale. The accused is Tyler Ewing – and he faces the following criminal counts: Vehicle operator flee/elude officer causing damage to property First-degree recklessly endangering safety (three counts) According to the criminal complaint, a Greendale police officer was on patrol on Friday evening, March 28 when he spotted a white SUV traveling south on S. 76th Street near Edgehill Road. The vehicle was "significantly exceeding the clearly posted 40 mph speed limit," the complaint says. The officer put a radar on the SUV which showed the vehicle's speed was 68 mph. When the officer did a U-turn to conduct a traffic stop, the complaint says the driver of the SUV "rapidly accelerated." The driver in the SUV "continued to flee, weaving through traffic and utilizing the emergency lane to pass other vehicles," the complaint says. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android A short time later, the SUV was estimated to be traveling over 100 mph, the complaint says. The vehicle eventually turned onto Loomis Road, "disregarded a red light at College Avenue at an estimated speed of 100 mph," and appeared to be preparing to turn onto Ramsey Avenue. Instead, the complaint says the driver continued on Loomis and collided with another vehicle. That second vehicle ended up in a ditch and the striking vehicle ended up hitting a light pole in the median before rolling over. An officer approached the driver of the SUV, the defendant, who got out through the passenger door and attempted to walk over the median on Loomis. The defendant stopped for the officer. During a search of Ewing, the "defendant was told that he could have killed someone in the other vehicle, and he stated, 'I don't (expletive) care,'" the complaint says. The driver of the vehicle that ended up in the ditch suffered minor injuries. What's next Ewing made his initial appearance in Milwaukee County court on Tuesday, April 1. Cash bond was set at $15,000. SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News Ewing is due back in court for a preliminary hearing on April 7. The Source The information in this post was provided by Wisconsin Circuit Court Access as well as the criminal complaint associated with this case.
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08-03-2025
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Milwaukee fatal stabbing; 62-year-old accused of killing his nephew
The Brief A Milwaukee man is accused of fatally stabbing his own nephew near 18th and Hopkins. The incident happened on Tuesday, March 4. The defendant told police his nephew was "talking crazy" and slapped him before he retaliated. MILWAUKEE - A 62-year-old Milwaukee man is accused of fatally stabbing his nephew on Tuesday, March 4. The accused is Patrick Riley Jr. – and he faces a single criminal count of first-degree reckless homicide. What we know According to the criminal complaint, Milwaukee police were dispatched on the evening of Tuesday, March 4 to investigate a stabbing near 18th and Hopkins. When they arrived on the scene, officers found a stabbing victim inside a residence. The 35-year-old victim was deceased. Police spoke with a person at the residence who said the victim and his uncle got into a fight. The person pointed to the defendant, who was standing outside the home. Riley Jr. was arrested. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android The next day, detectives interviewed Riley Jr. The defendant told the detective he was sitting on a chair inside the screen porch when his nephew came on the porch and "was talking crazy. His nephew told him that he was going to slap him. (The nephew) then slapped (Riley) in the face," the complaint says. Riley Jr. said he "blanked out," picked up a folding knife that was on the table and "stuck" his nephew one time, the complaint says. The defendant said he then walked to a neighbor and asked her to call 911 and then call his sister. What's next Riley Jr. made his initial appearance in Milwaukee County court on Friday, March 7. The judge hearing the case ordered a competency examination for Riley Jr. – and cash bond was set at $150,000. SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News Riley Jr. is due back in court on April 7 – when the doctor's report is due to be returned. The Source The information in this post was provided by Wisconsin Circuit Court Access in addition to the criminal complaint associated with the case.
