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Published - Friday, November 07, 2008
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La Crosse, Monroe county courts report
By Tribune staff
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The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court: ACCUSED
Roger W. Wilson, 48, of 2652 George St. was charged Wednesday with sexual assault of a child. Wilson is accused of having sexual contact with a female younger than 13, according to a criminal complaint.
Sean P. Murphy, 20, of 3156 Elm Drive, No. 1, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver near a school, operating after revocation and two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. Murphy reportedly had 88.9 grams of marijuana in his vehicle when he was stopped for a missing headlight about 11:20 p.m. Saturday, according to the complaint. A digital scale, additional plastic bags and other items used for selling marijuana also were found in his car, according to the complaint.
Amanda M. Mickelson, 20, of 125 Walnut St. was charged Wednesday with being party to the crimes of burglary, criminal damage to property and misdemeanor theft. Mickelson is accused of breaking into a town of Onalaska home Oct. 27 and stealing a television and 35 DVDs, according to the complaint.
Lester Young, 21, no permanent address, was charged Wednesday with being party to the crime of misdemeanor theft and three counts of felony bail jumping. Young is accused of being involved in the theft of a digital camera and several video games and DVDs from an Onalaska home in August, which violated prior felony bonds.
Teng Xiong, 22, of 1320 Liberty St., was charged Wednesday with possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Xiong is accused of having the items Oct. 24 in the 1000 block of Redbird Court, according to the complaint.
Ross T. Brandau, 21, of 826 Jackson St., was charged Tuesday with felony bail jumping. Brandau is accused of violating conditions of a felony bond by consuming alcohol Saturday.
Michael P. Staats, 37, of 1024 Redfield St., was charged Tuesday with fifth- or sixth-offense operating while intoxicated and with a prohibited alcohol concentration, and first-offense operating after revocation. Staats had a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.12 percent while driving Oct. 30 on Interstate 90, according to the complaint.
John Goldamer, 54, of Abbotsford, Wis., was charged Thursday with possession with intent to deliver THC, possession of cocaine and three counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. Marijuana, a trace amount of cocaine, a bong, digital scale and pipe were found in his vehicle on Wednesday, according to the complaint.
CONVICTED
Craig A Groskreutz, 37, formerly of 3146 S. 28th St., pleaded guilty Thursday to embezzlement. Groskreutz, the former Kwik Trip Inc. director of food service, stole $141,555.76 from the La Crosse-based convenience store chain. After making full restitution, Groskreutz was sentenced by Circuit Judge Elliott Levine to eight months on electronic monitoring and three years of probation. Groskreutz now lives in Jackson, Wis.
The following appeared in Monroe County Circuit Court:
SENTENCED
Renato Hernandez-Vasquez, 29, of Sparta, was sentenced Thursday to two years of probation. He pleaded no contest to battery, endangering safety and disorderly conduct, all with use of a dangerous weapon. He was charged with stabbing a 22-year-old Ontario, Wis., man on his right hand, left thigh and left knee Jan. 27, according to the criminal complaint.
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Bill O'reilly wrote on Nov 7, 2008 1:04 PM: " Let's talk about Tribune blog discrimination. Michael Ablan is an accused criminal in a Tribune article just like every other criminal that the Tribune post articles on everyday. Those criminals take their lumps on the blogs, but Michael Ablan’s article does not accept posts yesterday or today. If you are every in the Tribune and take a bashing, sue the Tribune for clear this clear discrimination. They are setting themselves up for a huge discrimination lawsuit. Posting on articles should be across the board and not selective! The Tribune better talk to their company attorney or get ready open your checkbook. "
CJ wrote on Nov 7, 2008 9:36 AM: " Is Monroe now taking LaCrosse's lead.......stab a guy 3 times and get probation WOW I'm sure he's here legally too???? "
cindy m wrote on Nov 7, 2008 7:01 AM: " I am outraged that Craig A Groskreutz could steal 141,000 dollars and all he gets is electronic monitoring and three years of probation. Hell he doesn't even live in the area anymore, who's going to be watching this thief? If I stole that much money from my store I bet I would be sent to prison. Man life is so unfair. I guess we just need to remeber that karma will come get him and he will pay in the end. "
ellie1948 wrote on Nov 7, 2008 6:43 AM: " COULDN'T have said it better they are a joke look what they did to ablon they are a laughing stock of la crosse. "
pumpkinhead wrote on Nov 7, 2008 5:33 AM: " Guy stole $141,000 and he gets 8 months Justice Sanctions. Justice sanctions is as big a joke as the sentences these cornball judges are handing out. This is ludacrious. "
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