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The following incidents Cleared the building; called were reported recently by the key holders. Elkhorn Police Department: 5:31 p.m. – dispatched to a dog at large on South Oct. 23 Lincoln Street. Somebody 2:06 a.m. – officer found found the dog near Subway. open door on East Koopman Officer checked the area and Lane. was unable to locate owner. 5:49 a.m. – responded Dog owner made contact. to crash, northbound truck 12:55 p.m. – responded went through red light and to an abandoned vehicle on struck turning left onto the private property on South northbound lane on East Wisconsin Street. Owner is O’Connor Drive. Driver cit- recently deceased. Informed ed for failure to yield right complainant. of way. 2:59 p.m. – officer called 9:02 a.m. – spoke to sub- to report theft of part off ject regarding scam calls on motor home on West Deere East Geneva Street. Prom- Road. On contact, subject ising to pay off debt if sent stated catalytic converter a smaller amount of money. was cut off. Gave advice. 12:20 p.m. – observed Oct. 25 vehicle with defective brake 12:24 a.m. – check on velight on North Wisconsin hicle parked at soccer comStreet. Driver stopped. No plex after hours on O’Conseatbelt or proof of insur- nor Drive. Officer checked ance. Citations issued. and found it unoccupied. 2:05 p.m. – observed vehicle 10:21 a.m. – found a walwith expired plates on North let on West Walworth Street. Wisconsin Street. Driver did Notified and will be in to not have his seatbelt on and pick up. did not have proof of insur- 11:03 p.m. – officer found ance. Citations issued. door open on East Geneva 2:49 p.m. – officer ob- Street. Everything is OK. served vehicle at a high rate of speed on West Walworth Oct. 26 Street. Vehicle stopped; 5:56 a.m. – car on the driver cited. ramp slid off road because of 9:25 p.m. – responded to ice on Interstate 43. County theft on West Page Street. handled call. Officer was informed the 5:59 a.m. – officer recaller’s Biden sign was tak- sponded to Interstate 43 and en. Located sign a yard over Highway 12 for accident on and returned it to caller. Interstate 43. One of the ve 11:41 p.m. – bike locat- hicles lost control on bridge ed at park on South Wright and went into ditch. A secStreet. Taken back to PD for ond who followed later also processing. lost control and struck vehicle that first lost control. No Oct. 24 injuries. 5:04 a.m. – officer found 8:49 a.m. – located a debdoor on building unlocked it card on West Walworth on East Koopman Lane. Street. A call placed advis-
ing the property was here and ready to be released. 3:07 p.m. – responded to two vehicle accident at Kwik Trip on West Hidden Trail. Truck backed into by vehicle, minor damage. Report completed. 10:43 p.m. – someone stole three Trump political signs form yard on North Gerard Street. Oct. 27 12:05 a.m. – officer found open door to business during building checks on West Evergreen Parkway. Checked inside and all was OK; re-secured door. 1:21 a.m. – officer found an open door on East Centralia Street. Building was secure. 2:17 a.m. – officer found door unlocked on East Koopman Lane. Checked interior and all was OK; re-secured door. 11:18 a.m. – received application to sell alcohol on North Lincoln Street. Forwarded for review. 12:31 p.m. – subject would like a call back reference a scam call they knew information they should not have access to on West Court Street. Gave advice and cleared. 3:10 p.m. – observed a vehicle speeding on East Court Street. Vehicle stopped and driver cited for no belt and warned for speed. 5:12 p.m. – subject called to ask if an officer could help. Smoke detector is chirping and caller doesn’t know how to replace the battery on North Church Street. 9:30 p.m. – oven fire out on arrival on North West Street. Officer pulled out the
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next to pavilion on walking path on Proctor Drive. Had to use bathroom, verbally warned. 6:46 p.m. – complainant found a purse on West Hazel Ridge Road. Officer was able to get a hold of a family member who stated ownOct. 29 er was out of town. Logged 12:57 a.m. – observed ve- purse and contents came into hicle traveling at a high rate the police department and of speed on North Wisconsin picked up. Street. Officer initiated stop. Printer malfunctioned, ticket Oct. 30 explained on scene. 1:45 a.m. – officer found 4:58 a.m. – observed ve- rear door open while on foot hicle traveling at a high rate patrol on West Walworth of speed on North Wisconsin Street. Checked inside and Street. Confirmed with radar found nobody, key holder and initiated stop. Officer was found. wrote citation for speed, ver- 8 a.m. – saw a vehicle bal for no proof of insurance. with two flat tires and ex 7:44 a.m. – stopped for pired plates on West Davenspeed, citation issued on North Wisconsin Street. 7:42 a.m. – noticed vehicle with flat tire on street on North Church Street. Still The following people were there after two days. Called charged with these Class H and I felony offenses in Walowner; vehicle removed. 9:43 a.m. – thinks she has worth County Circuit court a counterfeit bill on North between Nov. 9 and 12: Kimberly Lane. Officer checked with a marker and Class H observed the security stripe. Class H, punishable by Marker indicated it was real. up to six years in prison and 12:53 p.m. – picked up $10,000 in fines: debris in the roadway on Drunken driving East First Avenue. 1:14 p.m. – activated • Gary A. Seidell, 67, of fire alarm on North Church Sharon; operating a motor Street. Unsure what is caus- vehicle while under the influing it. Officer arrived and ence, fourth offense. Seidell found the alarm was pulled was apprehended for drunken driving at about 12:50 a.m. by a young child. 3:28 p.m. – officer observed Nov. 12 at East School Street debris in the roadway on West and Park Avenue in Sharon Centralia Street. Found mov- after he was pulled over for ing blanket labeled property of speeding, according to the U-HAUL. Returned to Woller criminal complaint. True Value. 4:01 p.m. – officer made Bail jumping contact with vehicle parked • Nazareth John Heinke,
port Street. Called the owner to remove the vehicle. 12:45 p.m. – officer picked up wallet left at business on West Hidden Trail. Bank was contacted and will text the owner. Phone number located for subject and message was left on voicemail as well. Property owner picked up wallet. 1:54 p.m. – dispatched to meet with business owner regarding subject switching price tags on item purchased on East Court Street. 2:43 p.m. – officer stopped with stalled motorist on West Court Street. Driver was able to get vehicle started. 7:15 p.m. – general fire alarm on O’Connor Drive. Set off by event using smoke machine.
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25, of Sullivan; felony bail jumping, attempting to flee or elude an officer, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration and operating a motor vehicle with a revoked license. According to the criminal complaint, Heinke fled from Whitewater police for 1.3 miles at more than 100 mph at about 3 a.m. Nov. 6. He ultimately pulled over along Highway 59, showed signs of impairment and registered .15 on a preliminary breath test, according to the complaint. He was under bond conditions on Price County charges of strangulation and suffocation, battery and possession of marijuana. • Vajon Windham, 25, of
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Teen charged with sexually assaulting girl
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Jan. 22 for a Lake Geneva teenager charged with sexually assaulting a girl after drinking at a party. Tyler Kinney, 17, was charged Nov. 6 in Walworth County Circuit Court with second-degree sexual assault. According to the criminal complaint, a girl told police Oct. 7 that Kinney had sexually assaulted her the prior weekend at his Grant Street home. The girl said Kinney picked her up and drove her to a party in Lake Geneva on Oct. 2, according to the complaint. She said she drank some alcohol, Kinney was drunk and they
left together around 2 a.m. and went to Kinney’s home so he could sober up before driving her home, the complaint states. She said she and Kinney began kissing, Kinney started touching her sexually, and she told him they couldn’t have sex, according to the complaint. The girl said Kinney was initially OK with that but then began kissing her and touching her again and said, “You’re getting f---ed,” according to the complaint. She said he threw her on the couch, pinned her down and had sexual intercourse with her, the complaint states. The girl said she was crying and asking him to stop, but he
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South Beloit, Ill.; felony bail jumping and possession of narcotic drugs. According to the criminal complaint, Windham was pulled over Oct. 19 in Sharon for driving a car registered to an owner with a revoked license. He was found with containers that contained marijuana shake and a bag that contained 40 Percocet pills and was under bond conditions on prior drug charges in Walworth County. • Joshua G. Tracy, 37, of Elkhorn; two counts of felony bail jumping, possession of marijuana, misdemeanor bail jumping, misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct, all as a repeater. Tracy allegedly threw his girlfriend to the grounds, mashed her face with his hands and kneed her in the face at their Elkhorn home at about 6:15 a.m. Nov. 7. The woman said Tracy was drunk, and he was found with multiple THC
put his hand on her neck and held her down, according to the complaint. The girl said she noticed she was bleeding, and Kinney directed her to a bathroom and then got her in the shower where he tried to have sex with her again, according to the complaint. The girl said Kinney then carried her to a bedroom, threw her on the bed and made her perform a sex act, the complaint states. Kinney initially denied having sex with the girl but later said they had sex in the shower, then said they had sex in a bed and later said they had sex on the couch and not in a bed, according to the complaint.
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cartridges, according to the complaint. He was under bond conditions in two felony cases and a criminal traffic case in Walworth County on charges of possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, bail jumping, disorderly conduct and operating after revocation.
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Theft • Justin J. Carter-Smith, 32, of Milwaukee; retail theft and resisting or obstructing an officer. According to the criminal complaint, Smith and another man are suspected of stealing $1,678 worth of merchandise including a TV, sound bar, gaming controllers and vacuThreat to officer um cleaners from Walmart in • Kaitlyn J. Cameron, 19, Delavan. of Delavan; threat to a law enforcement officer and two Drugs counts of misdemeanor bail • Shayna J. Morris, 22, of jumping, all as a repeater. Elkhorn; possession of methWhile under bond conditions amphetamine and possession on charges of bail jumping, vi- of marijuana, both second and olating a restraining order and subsequent offense; and posdisorderly conduct, Cameron session of drug paraphernacalled the Whitewater Police lia. According to the criminal Department on Oct. 10 and complaint, Morris was pulled threatened to assault officers, over Nov. 4 in the Town of according to the complaint. Geneva for driving a car with a defective tail lamp and found Class I with suspected marijuana and Class I, punishable by up methamphetamine and a pipe.
Report: Man who fled had drugs, gun in car A warrant was issued Nov. 13 for the arrest of a Delavan man who allegedly fled from police and abandoned his car in which drugs and a gun were found. Tyler D. Freund, 21, was charged Nov. 13 in Walworth County Circuit Court with possession of a firearm by a felony, possession with intent to deliver marijuana, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, attempting to flee or elude an officer, obstructing an officer and possession of drug paraphernalia, all as a repeater. According to the criminal complaint, Freund was stopped for speeding in the Town of Geneva on Nov. 7, and the officer smelled marijuana in the car and saw a vape pen and a container typically used to store THC wax. The officer returned to his squad to request back-up, and Freund’s passenger ran on foot, according to the complaint. The officer approached Freund, who hesitated when asked if he had weapons in the car and refused to turn off the vehicle, according to the complaint. When the officer ordered Freund a second time to turn off the car, Freund shifted it into drive and fled the scene, the complaint states. The officer pursued Freund but lost him. The car was seen a short time later in Bloomfield, but Freund was able to elude police again, according to the complaint. The car was found unoccupied in the parking lot of Trinity Church and was searched, the complaint states. In the car were marijuana, THC wax, a digital scale, psilocybin mushrooms, multiple prescription
pills, a loaded 9 mm handgun, ammunition, Ziploc bags, vacuum-sealed bags and an apparent drug sales ledger, according to the complaint.
Conference set for man charged with assaulting girl A status conference is scheduled for Dec. 10 for a Tennessee man charged with sexually assaulting a 12-yearold girl. Fredrick T. Lockhart, 57, of Hendersonville, Tennessee, was charged May 20 in Walworth County Circuit Court with two counts of first-degree sexual assault of a child younger than 13 years old. Each charge carries maximum penalties of 60 years in prison and lifetime supervision. According to the criminal complaint, Whitewater Middle School staff contacted police in November 2019 when a 12-year-old student reported Lockhart had sexually assaulted her. The girl said she was afraid to see Lockhart, who has groped her over her clothes and indicated he couldn’t wait until she is 18 years old so they could have a relationship, according to the complaint. The girl said her family has lived near Lockhart in different areas of the county, and most of the incidents of abuse took place out of state, according to the complaint. However, in October, Lockhart assaulted her at her Whitewater home, and the girl said she is concerned for her younger siblings, who are 2 years old and younger, the complaint states. The girl said her mom has a drug habit and goes out with a friend sometimes for an entire weekend, and she primarily cares for her siblings, the com-
plaint states. The girl said when she was about 9 years old, Lockhart told her to sit with him while they watched TV, massaged her neck, touched her breasts over her clothes and tried to touch her “lower area,” according to the complaint. She said she believes the incident took place in Beloit when her mom lived there and said similar conduct occurred in Tennessee and Florida when she was 10 and 11 years old, the complaint states. In the incident in Whitewater, the girl said, Lockhart, he asked her to watch TV with him, touched her hair, rubbed her neck, touched her breasts, thighs and “lower area” over her clothes and started to “feel on her butt,” according to the complaint. She said he then tried to make her touch his “groin area,” the complaint states. The girl said Lockhart told her not to tell anyone about the incident, but she told her biological father, who advised her to tell someone, and she disclosed the abuse to staff at Whitewater Middle School. When her mother found out the girl had reported the assaults, she “flipped out on her,” slapped, hit and choked her and pushed her against a wall, according to the complaint. The father of one of the girl’s siblings said his son also described being sexually assaulted by Lockhart in Florida but was afraid of Lockhart and too afraid to disclose the abuse, according to the complaint. The man said the boy disclosed the assault after he began acting sexually inappropriate, the complaint states. In February, police spoke to the girl’s mother who said the girl lies and disputed her story.
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