Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

August 19, 1989

Publication:

Daily Citizeni

Location:

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Issue Date:

Saturday, August 19, 1989

Page:

9

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6 area men arrested for delivery of drugs JUNEAU Six area men were arrested on drug charges within the past week as a result of undercover investigations undertaken by the Dodge County Metro Unit according to Kevin Schram Dodge County district attorney and Sher iff Stephen itzgerald The Metro Unit is a countywide law en forcement agency responsible for investigating drug trafficking in Dodge County Charged in the case were Andy A Jahns 29 309 Third St Beaver Dam Keith A Riel 24W5848 Tower Road Town' of Burnett Randy Daniels 21 5559 County Highway Town of Hubbard George Apel 28 302 Haskell St Beaver Dam Thomas A Anding 29 401 Stark St Apt 2 Beaver Dam and Taro Perry 25 816 Main St Waupun Jahns was charged with delivery of marijuana to undercover officers at his residence on April25 Riel was charged with delivery of marijuana to undercover officers in the city of Waupun on May 10 1988' Daniels was charged with delivery of cocaine to undercover officers at his residence in thetown of Hubbard on July 18 Apel was charged with two counts of delivery of marijuana to undercover officers on July 31 and Aug 4 The deliveries allegedly occurred in the Shopko parking lot in Beaver Dam Anding was charged with delivery of marijuana on July 31 to undercover officers on July 31 at the Shopko parking lot Perry was charged with delivery of marijuana to undercover officers outside Our Bar '433 Main St Waupun Perry reportedly was a bar tender at the tavern when the alleged transaction occurred Each delivery of marijuana charge carries a penalty of a fine between $500 and $25000 and imprisonment for not more than three years The delivery of cocaine charge carries a penalty of a fine between $1000 and $200000 and imprisonment for not more than five years Each defendant appeared this week in Dodge County Circuit Court and each were released on a $1000 personal appearance bond One arrest warrant is still outstanding for a seventh defendant Asset forfeiture fund Money given for drug bust Dodge County Sheriff Police Beat 9V Go to College on Your Time! ire Calls worth of cash real estate securities boats and ve hicles were ultimately for feited in the case portions of which were previously ed to Hillside Hospital Scott Lechner and Thomas ischer both of Hartford were treated by the Beaver Dam EMS after a 'one car rollover on County Highway A one mile north of Breezy Point Road at 11:32 am riday According to the report Knapton said he paid for the calls and told the of ficial he would leave the hotel when he was ready The management official then allegedly grabbed' Knapton by his coat and escorted him out the back door Knapton said at that point he attempted to break the grasp and struck the suspect in the forehead with his hand Knapton said he kept his dog outside in their truck however the following day when he and his wife were gone from the room the daughter brought the dog in and the dog defecatedon some carpeting Knapton said he wanted to compensate for any da mages but the management shared with Winnebago County the state Depart ment of Justice and the Division of Criminal In vestigation cent pure by the State Crime Lab I took it to the lab they said it was some of the purest stuff they had ever He said Calvert was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to de liver He was convicted and received a three year jail term stayed to probation for five years and ordered to serve 12 months in the Dodge County Jail did not cooperate with any of the investi Johnson said identify his source nor did he indicate who he was delivering the cocaine Johnson said the quantity of cocaine was significant enough to warrant further investigation He learned through the Winnebago County Depart ment that car was registered to Debra Brill a sister of James Brill Jr found that Brill had just been released from prison for serving a sen tence for delivering co Johnson said He also learned that Brill and Calvert were room mates in Oshkosh at that time suspected Brill was the source of the Johnson said adding that he then opened up the John Doe investigation cocaine seized was the largest amount of cocaine ever seized in Dodge he said the time Brill was convicted in that was the largest cocaine organization ever broken in the He said Calvert was subpoenaed to court but refused to testify under immunity was found in contempt and held in Dodge County Jail without Brill' 5 Johnson said that along with a grand' jury inves tigation by the US At Office and an in vestigation by the IRS six people were originally in dicted and later two others were issued superceding indictments Brill was sentenced to 28 years in prison without parole Another individual Wil liam Van Daalwyk was convicted in the case and received 20 years in prison More than $250000 4 14 Rosendale St Beaver Dam reported ri day that the passenger side door and back door were scratched when the car was parked at North Center Street and West Maple Av Beaver Dam The Beaver Dam EMS was called to a two car ac cident at 9:08 am riday George Ulmer and his wife Lois Horicon and Eldon Neitzel N7522 County Highway A Beaver Dam were treated and transport By SHEILA STORM MILWAUKEE Nearly six years after the start of a 10 month drug investi gation the Dodge County Department has received $43200 from the prime assets A check for that amount was presented to Dodge County Sheriff Stephen itzgerald by Attorney General Dick Thornburgh at US District Court dur ing a news conference Thursday Dodge County was among 14 agencies to re ceive a total of $1 million from the Justice Depart Asset orfeiture und Program to help fight the increasing problem of drug trafficking and related violence dealers aim to make Thornburgh said we continue to seize and disrupt their ill gotten profit flow whether in Milwaukee or in Medellin we can hurt them where feel it the Thornburgh stressed the importance of cooperation the cop on the beat to the international law en forcement agency as the to effective prose cution of drug dealers of the arrests of drug dealers and the seized illegal profits we are shar ing today could not havebeen achieved without close cooperation between local state and federal frontline police and prose Thornburgh said Ahead of Dodge County receiving a check was the Milwaukee Police Department in the amount of $71019874 ATER resources to continue the investigation grew slim Johnson said he contacted the US Attor Office to pursue the matter further In the meantime he said an Internal 's Revenue Ser vice agent called about do Happy 83rd Elsie Graff Love Children Grandchildren Great Grandchildren distribute cocaine tax eva sion and engaging in a con tinuing criminal enterprise under the Kingpin statute Brill was convicted fol lowingjJa '10 month John Doe investigation initiated ing a tax investigation on by former district attorney Ken Johnson who was an assistant district attorney in 1983 Johnson and the late Detective Ben Miller were later appointed special in vestigators in the case The drug investigation started in June 1983 after State Trooper Rodney Day was investigating an ac cident on US Highway 41 and found one quarter pound of cocaine in a car driven by Steve Calvert Johnson said in a phone interview Thursday that the cocaine was tested 90 per 9:45 pm someone entered her residence and stole 80 diabetes syringes valued at $14 from a kitchen cup board Both front and back doors were locked at the between the two ensued time Entry is believed to regarding payment have been made tnrougn a side hall door leading to the basem*nt Police are also inves tigating the report of Ge orge Lake 305 Lake St that sometime between 10 pm Saturday and 10:30 am Sunday someone kicked or poked a hole through a 'A inch thick 36 inch by glass front door at 305 A Lake St Value of the door was set at $800 Horicon Beaver Dam Property damage of more Donald Williams 32 than $500 resulted at 3:40 pm Thursday when a westbound car driven by Harry Jagodzinski 73 922 Hubbard Sb Hori con stopped in the lane of traffic on Washington Street 23 feet south of South Main Street prior to making a left turn into a driveway was struck from behind by a car operated by Jane Pluimj'33 304 S' MaifoSt Horicon Horicon police are in vestigating the reported theft of a shop vac valued at $350 and owned by and daughter checked in Mallow Son Inc Monday evening The of Nashotah According to the ficial told them no dogs report Gcrrald Zwig an were allowed in the hotel employee with the iirm told police that he had left the equipment on the east side of United oods 620 Washington St at 1 pm Thursday When he returned at 10 pm' the power head and hoses were missing Carol Strcblow 313 Mill St informed police that sometime between 5:45 and official allegedly told Knapton and his family to leave the hotel Knapton then made some long distance phone calls and a verbal argument Sheriff: $43200 to be used in drug probes MILWAUKEE The Dodge County Department was among 14 agencies to receive a check Thursday from the Justice Asset orfeiture und Program and Sheriff Stephen itzgerald plans to use the $43200 he received for drug investigations hope to put the money in an account so have money available when officers come in and ask me for money to buy drugs itzgerald During the course of undercover work by of ficers in the Dodge County Metro Unit an officer may need up to $2000 or $3000 to purchase drugs from a suspect Once the delivery is made the officer arrests the subject and the money is recouped itzgerald said it is possible that a suspect could the money and the drugs and bolt out the door we hope never to lose sight of the the sheriff added itzgerald said that in addition to the $43000 he still wants Dodge County and its municipalities to continue to provide funding for the Metro Unit want the $43000 as back up for drug buys so we have to use it to offset the he said THE UNDS paid to Dodge County represented its share of $144000 seized at the time of the arrest of James Brill Oshkosh who was convicted of enue between 8 am and possession with intent to noon riday James Knapton Sun Prairie Wis reported Wednesday disorderly 'conduct by a' management official at Campus Inn '815 Park Ave Beaver Dam' Knapton said he his wife MILWAUKEE Stephen itzgerald left receives a $43200 check from Attorney General Dick Thornburgh The check from the Justice Asset orfeiture und Program was presented Thurs day at US District Court Citizen Staff Photo Moraine Park Technical College Offers lexible Scheduling for Busy Adult Students! 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