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Local News Briefs sunday 3
The sports betting pro suspected of extorting $25 million out of a Fond du Lac man contends he helped out professional sports leagues and public in gambling investigations. That concerning Adam Meyer of Fort Lauderdale, Florida came to light when federal prosecutors filed documentation Tuesday. The 43 year old Meyer allegedly used fraud and threats to scam the Fond du Lac man. He and an associate at work allegedly extorted $10 million out of the victim in 2012 by threatening him at gunpoint. In Tuesday filing prosecutors denied Meyer claim he committed the crime at the urging of law enforcement officials. give demanded the names of witnesses he may call in his defense.
neighbour Outraged Over Buttermilk Creek Park Graffiti
Fond du Lac Police say they have been aware of some spray painted graffiti vandalism at Buttermilk Creek Park for two months. Neighbors have been posting photos and comments about the damage to the band shell and by the concession stand on social networking sites the past few days. Assistant Police Chief Steve Klein says it was first reported at the end of December on December 29th with more report taken the first or second week in January. He says with people getting out for nicer weather now they are noticing it, But the City parks department hasn had nice enough weather to keep up the graffiti yet. He says you need to have warm enough weather to remove or paint over it. Anyone with home the crime can call the police department non emergency number at (920) 906 5555 as well as Crime Alert number at (920) 322 3740.
Postal Carrier Who Dumped politics Mailers Fined And Resigns
The Neenah postal carrier who dumped associated with political mailers in a dumpster last fall was convicted in federal court. Rickey Krueger pled guilty to getting rid of the 879 mailers and paid a $750 fine. based on the plea agreement filed in federal court he also agreed to resign from his position. The mailings touted the candidacies of 6th Congressional District prospect Glenn Grothman, 55th State Assembly District applicant Mike Rohrkaste and 19th State Senate District candidate Roger Roth. at the time the Grothman campaign estimated 50 to 100 of the pieces were theirs.
BD Man Sentenced For Bank [-censured-=https://russianwomendate.weebly.com/]ukraine single woman[/-censured-] robbery
A Dodge County judge this week sentenced a 45 year old Beaver Dam man to ten years in prison for robbing the linked to Bank. Kenneth Asboth jr. Flashed a hand gun at a teller and fled the Beaver Dam bank with $1,300 through the October 2012 incident. After his prison term Asboth will be placed on ten years of extended supervision. He seemed to be ordered to pay restitution out of his prison wages.
West Bend Sentenced For Sexual offensive Of Teen
A 27 year old West Bend man accused of having *censured* with a 15 year old girl has reached a plea agreement with Washington County prosecutors and will expend a year in jail and five years on probation. Eric Graham pled guilty to a 3rd degree sexual assault charge stock exchange. He met the girl through a dating website this coming summer of 2013 and they met for *censured*. On the dating website she claimed to be 19 yoa. Two other men who had hitting the ground with her have been sentenced to six months in jail. Graham also allowed us pay over $3,400 in medical bills for a detective who suffered an ankle injury when he scuffled with officers while being wondered.
New TID District Being intended to Help With Downtown FDL Redevelopment
No one spoke during a public hearing at Fond du Lac Plan Commission this week about the coming of a new TIF District. Community Development Director Dyann Benson says Tax Incremental District 19 would help in the redevelopment of the dwelling at 131 South Main Street that once housed businesses like Cool Beans Bagels. She says plans are to have 19 household units on the upper floors and six commercial or retail spaces on the first floor. The new owner also wants to improve the surface fa of the building. She says it will be a nice restoration for the downtown. states it about a $1.5 up to $1.6 million purchase. The Fond du Lac City Council would have to approve the creation of the new TID District at their first meeting in April and the Joint Review Board will have final approval after that.
Senator Gudex Will recommend Keeping Staffing For Waupun Prisons Intact
State Senator Rick Gudex will be proposing that money be kept in the State Budget to have guard towers at the prisons in Waupun manned during third shifts. Gudex recently attended a Waupun Common Council meeting that the issue was discussed. He says it a unique needs in Waupun. He says he not averse to staffing cuts, But there are safety concerns given the location of the prisons in the City. He says he will propose your capacity to purchase amendment hoping for support from the City of Waupun and others. Gudex says third shift traditionally has seen the fewest breakout attempts at [-censured-=https://www.wattpad.com/744481372-the-mystery-of-the-gorgeous-ukrainian-women-who-is]ukraine singles[/-censured-] prisons across the state. Waupun has two maximum protective measures prisons, Waupun and Dodge Correctional web based, additionally the John Burke Correctional Center.
NFDL Village Board Considers Changes For Refuse field Fee And Size
The North Fond du Lac Village Board this week discussed going to a single rate and single container size for refuse collection. Currently village occupants have their choice of 40, 60 and 90 gallon refuse bins. The cost is certainly not for the 40 gallon, $10 per quarter the particular 60 gallon, And $15 per quarter the actual 90 gallon. Village officer Chuck Hornung says it would be easier to have a single cost for the containers. He says this easier to have one cost and one size for the containers. He says they do have a listing of refuse containers now, But eventually they should be replaced and that when they would likely go to one size. Hornung says the Village is getting order monitoring software for its website that will allow residents to do things like order a new refuse container. He says they will likely wait until they have that in place before instituting a new rate of $5 regardless size refuse container is used.
Local News Briefs sunday 3
The sports betting pro suspected of extorting $25 million out of a Fond du Lac man contends he helped out professional sports leagues and public in gambling investigations. That concerning Adam Meyer of Fort Lauderdale, Florida came to light when federal prosecutors filed documentation Tuesday. The 43 year old Meyer allegedly used fraud and threats to scam the Fond du Lac man. He and an associate at work allegedly extorted $10 million out of the victim in 2012 by threatening him at gunpoint. In Tuesday filing prosecutors denied Meyer claim he committed the crime at the urging of law enforcement officials. give demanded the names of witnesses he may call in his defense.
neighbour Outraged Over Buttermilk Creek Park Graffiti
Fond du Lac Police say they have been aware of some spray painted graffiti vandalism at Buttermilk Creek Park for two months. Neighbors have been posting photos and comments about the damage to the band shell and by the concession stand on social networking sites the past few days. Assistant Police Chief Steve Klein says it was first reported at the end of December on December 29th with more report taken the first or second week in January. He says with people getting out for nicer weather now they are noticing it, But the City parks department hasn had nice enough weather to keep up the graffiti yet. He says you need to have warm enough weather to remove or paint over it. Anyone with home the crime can call the police department non emergency number at (920) 906 5555 as well as Crime Alert number at (920) 322 3740.
Postal Carrier Who Dumped politics Mailers Fined And Resigns
The Neenah postal carrier who dumped associated with political mailers in a dumpster last fall was convicted in federal court. Rickey Krueger pled guilty to getting rid of the 879 mailers and paid a $750 fine. based on the plea agreement filed in federal court he also agreed to resign from his position. The mailings touted the candidacies of 6th Congressional District prospect Glenn Grothman, 55th State Assembly District applicant Mike Rohrkaste and 19th State Senate District candidate Roger Roth. at the time the Grothman campaign estimated 50 to 100 of the pieces were theirs.
BD Man Sentenced For Bank [-censured-=https://russianwomendate.weebly.com/]ukraine single woman[/-censured-] robbery
A Dodge County judge this week sentenced a 45 year old Beaver Dam man to ten years in prison for robbing the linked to Bank. Kenneth Asboth jr. Flashed a hand gun at a teller and fled the Beaver Dam bank with $1,300 through the October 2012 incident. After his prison term Asboth will be placed on ten years of extended supervision. He seemed to be ordered to pay restitution out of his prison wages.
West Bend Sentenced For Sexual offensive Of Teen
A 27 year old West Bend man accused of having *censured* with a 15 year old girl has reached a plea agreement with Washington County prosecutors and will expend a year in jail and five years on probation. Eric Graham pled guilty to a 3rd degree sexual assault charge stock exchange. He met the girl through a dating website this coming summer of 2013 and they met for *censured*. On the dating website she claimed to be 19 yoa. Two other men who had hitting the ground with her have been sentenced to six months in jail. Graham also allowed us pay over $3,400 in medical bills for a detective who suffered an ankle injury when he scuffled with officers while being wondered.
New TID District Being intended to Help With Downtown FDL Redevelopment
No one spoke during a public hearing at Fond du Lac Plan Commission this week about the coming of a new TIF District. Community Development Director Dyann Benson says Tax Incremental District 19 would help in the redevelopment of the dwelling at 131 South Main Street that once housed businesses like Cool Beans Bagels. She says plans are to have 19 household units on the upper floors and six commercial or retail spaces on the first floor. The new owner also wants to improve the surface fa of the building. She says it will be a nice restoration for the downtown. states it about a $1.5 up to $1.6 million purchase. The Fond du Lac City Council would have to approve the creation of the new TID District at their first meeting in April and the Joint Review Board will have final approval after that.
Senator Gudex Will recommend Keeping Staffing For Waupun Prisons Intact
State Senator Rick Gudex will be proposing that money be kept in the State Budget to have guard towers at the prisons in Waupun manned during third shifts. Gudex recently attended a Waupun Common Council meeting that the issue was discussed. He says it a unique needs in Waupun. He says he not averse to staffing cuts, But there are safety concerns given the location of the prisons in the City. He says he will propose your capacity to purchase amendment hoping for support from the City of Waupun and others. Gudex says third shift traditionally has seen the fewest breakout attempts at [-censured-=https://www.wattpad.com/744481372-the-mystery-of-the-gorgeous-ukrainian-women-who-is]ukraine singles[/-censured-] prisons across the state. Waupun has two maximum protective measures prisons, Waupun and Dodge Correctional web based, additionally the John Burke Correctional Center.
NFDL Village Board Considers Changes For Refuse field Fee And Size
The North Fond du Lac Village Board this week discussed going to a single rate and single container size for refuse collection. Currently village occupants have their choice of 40, 60 and 90 gallon refuse bins. The cost is certainly not for the 40 gallon, $10 per quarter the particular 60 gallon, And $15 per quarter the actual 90 gallon. Village officer Chuck Hornung says it would be easier to have a single cost for the containers. He says this easier to have one cost and one size for the containers. He says they do have a listing of refuse containers now, But eventually they should be replaced and that when they would likely go to one size. Hornung says the Village is getting order monitoring software for its website that will allow residents to do things like order a new refuse container. He says they will likely wait until they have that in place before instituting a new rate of $5 regardless size refuse container is used.
