Brown County Sheriff's Office

Unlawful Assembly/Behavior

Brown County Sheriff’s Office Investigative Division BCSO Case: #20-17374 Incident Type: Riot Location: Green Bay, WI TIP LINE: 920-448-7860 TIP LINE EMAIL: [email protected] Incident Date: 05-31-20 and 06-01-20 On 05-31-20 into 06-01-20 peaceful protests in Green Bay, WI turned violent. A small segment of individuals began to engage in violent and unlawful activity which included intentionally damaging businesses, vehicles and signs. There were reports of burglary with significant loss and looting with reports of shots fired. There were individuals that engaged in physical assaults that were aimed not only at the police but other protesters. Your local law enforcement supports peaceful protests and was in the community to help protect those that chose to exercise their constitutional rights. Unfortunately the violent behavior by the few, unnecessarily distracted and detracted from the important message that the vast majority of the protesters were there to convey. Your local law enforcement knows and understands that without the support of our citizens we would be ineffective in providing the services that our citizens expect and demand from their police. We are here to serve you and hold those individuals accountable that threaten the rights of others to peacefully assemble and protest. Our citizens also have the right to remain free from fear of physical harm to themselves and their property. Your local law enforcement is committed to our partnership with our community and is seeking your assistance. The Green Bay Police Department and Brown County Sheriff’s Office are working jointly to help identify individuals that were involved in violence directed at citizens and the police. Numerous videos documenting the violence have been and continue to be reviewed. A number of individuals that have yet to be identified have been captured on video and this information has been compiled in the attached video. This video is not intended

Burglary Video - Attempt to Identify

BURGLARY VIDEO: The Brown County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an overnight burglary in the Village of Howard. The suspects make multi trips to the crime scene and take numerous items to include boxes of vinyl flooring, dehumidifiers, washers, dryers, and washer / dryer stackable combos. Please review the surveillance video on our page. If you recognize either of the suspects, the vehicle, or have any information contact Detective Sergeant Zak Holschbach immediately using the information listed below, reference BCSO Case#20-11020. To make an anonymous tip, contact Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers by either calling #920-432-7867 (STOP), through the website at 432stop.com, or through the P3 phone app that can be downloaded through either the App Store or Google Play [email protected] 920-448-6187

Quick Change Scam

Quick Change Scam -

YOUR NEXT BCSO TRAFFIC TEAM TIP

If the snowplow has its flashing lights on, how far behind it do I have to stay? This is a good question! And as you can see, the blade wings expand out quite far and tend to throw up a lot of snow when being used. Per WI State Statute: 346.915, if the snowplow is engaged in highway winter maintenance snow and ice removal and you are on a highway with a speed limit more than 35mph, you have to stay back 200 feet. If the highway speed is 35mph or less you have to stay back 75 feet. Unless you are overtaking (passing) the snowplow, such as on a four lane highway. Even if the blades of the plow are not down but the amber lights are still flashing, the plow is probably putting down salt or sand which means it is still engaged (active) in highway winter maintenance snow and ice removal. This means you have to follow the required minimum following distance. Most accidents with snowplows is due to drivers following to close and rear-ending the plow. The snowplows cannot go as fast as highway speeds when the blades are down to remove snow for your safety. If you know the weather is going to be bad, make sure to give yourself extra time. As always, please driver safe.

Attempt to Identify

Brown County Sheriff’s Office Press Release On 12-28-19 two suspects forcibly entered a construction trailer located at the intersection of S. Huron Rd and Willow Rd in the Village of Bellevue. The two males stole a large quantity of one inch McDonald brand brass corporation stops and curb shut offs. They also took five roles of brown 10 gauge tracer wire and a pump. The total value of the missing items totals approximately $6,600. A camera inside the trailer which recorded the suspects during the burglary. The footage has audio which may assist in identifying the males involved. If anyone has information concerning this case, please call the Brown County Sheriff’s Office at (920) 391-7450. You can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward by contacting Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers (non-profit, non-police affiliated, civilian run organization) by phone at (920)432-STOP (7867), through their website at 432stop.com, or by downloading the P3 tip app. Sergeant Jody Breider #256 Brown County Sheriff's Office Investigative Division 2684 Development Dr. Green Bay, WI 54311 Office: 920-448-4227 [email protected]

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Brown County Sheriff’s Office Press Release On 12-28-19 two suspects forcibly entered a construction trailer located at the intersection of S. Huron Rd and Willow Rd in the Village of Bellevue. The two males stole a large quantity of one inch McDonald brand brass corporation stops and curb shut offs. They also took five roles of brown 10 gauge tracer wire and a pump. The total value of the missing items totals approximately $6,600. A camera inside the trailer which recorded the suspects during the burglary. The footage has audio which may assist in identifying the males involved. If anyone has information concerning this case, please call the Brown County Sheriff’s Office at (920) 391-7450. You can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward by contacting Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers (non-profit, non-police affiliated, civilian run organization) by phone at (920)432-STOP (7867), through their website at 432stop.com, or by downloading the P3 tip app. Sergeant Jody Breider #256 Brown County Sheriff's Office Investigative Division 2684 Development Dr. Green Bay, WI 54311 Office: 920-448-4227 [email protected]

For Immediate Press Release

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office would like to alert the public about a familiar scam and request your assistance with identifying the suspect(s) based on surveillance video. An elderly couple was scammed into withdrawing a large sum of cash from their financial institution to pay a solicitor that contacted them at their residence in Brown County claiming they would seal their blacktop driveway. BCSO Case #19-30063 If you are able to ID the vehicle and / or suspect(s) please contact Detective Sergeant Zak Holschbach at [email protected] or 920-448-6187. To make an anonymous tip, contact Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers by either calling #920-432-7867 (STOP), through the website at 432stop.com, or through the new P3 phone app that can be downloaded through either the App Store or Google Play

Please see the attached press release and help Sgt. Brieder locate the subject responsible for this attack.

Please see the attached press release and help Sgt. Brieder locate the subject responsible for this attack.

Daisy Troop 4151 visit Feb 16, 2019

Loved our visit on Saturday by Daisy Troop 4151

Please Help Identify

Please help Identify the individual in this video.+

The Brown County Public Safety Communications Center has received dozens of calls over the last week pertaining to two area billboards that appear to be on fire. The billboards are an Associated Bank ad referencing Packers player Jordy Nelson exiting the tunnel at Lambeau Field and the billboard uses a fog device to depict Nelson coming out of the fog. The billboards were installed and operated by Lamar Advertising of Green Bay. The fog device gives the appearance the billboard is on fire and this has led to dozen of false 911 calls. The billboards are located on STH 172 west bound two tenths of a mile east of CTH GV and STH 29 east bound a half mile east of mile marker 250 and the fog device is scheduled to run Friday afternoon through Sunday during Packers home and away games.

Welcome home to our newest Brown County member...DART!!

11/22/2016 Pursuit

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office needs help in identifying the male suspect seen in the attached video from a strong armed robbery that occurred on December 29, 2015 at the Allouez Quick Stop located at 2203 S. Webster Avenue in the Village of Allouez. The male suspect forcibly grabbed a carton of cigarettes from the employee behind the counter and ran out the front door. The suspect then got into a vehicle and departed the area. The male suspect in the video possibly goes by the name of “POLO” and may be from or have ties to the Menasha, WI area. Anyone with information on the idenity of the male suspect please contact Sgt. Brian Slinger with the Brown County Sheriff’s Office at phone #920-448-4404. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward by calling Crime Stoppers at (920) 432-7867 or text GBTIP and your tip to 274637 (crimes).

MEDIA RELEASE 05-27-2015 For Immediate Release On 05-27-15 at approximately 1:53 am, several deputies responded to Bellevue St. at Manderly Way for a vehicle on fire in the ditch with a male party still in the vehicle. A witness at the scene observed the male party attempting to remove the vehicle from the ditch while it was on fire and the male party remained in the burning vehicle. Deputy Zach Roush was the 1st officer on scene and approached the vehicle without hesitation. When he opened the door the subject was sitting motionless inside the vehicle. He attempted to warn the driver and the driver was extremely dazed and would not cooperate with the deputy and refused to exit the vehicle. Deputy Roush tried to warn the driver but he refused to listen and would not exit the vehicle on his own. Deputy Roush eventually grabbed the man by the belt and pulled the man from the vehicle, saving his life. The fire and smoke was dangerous enough that he almost abandoned his rescue attempt for his own safety. High winds caused the flames and smoke to move in dangerous and unpredictable ways making the mere approach to the vehicle extremely dangerous. There is no doubt that without Deputy Roush's quick action, this accident would have been a fatality. The rescue was captured on Deputy Roush’s dash cam and can be viewed on the Brown County Sheriff’s Office Facebook. The male, suspected of OWI 3rd offense was transported by rescue to Aurora Hospital for treatment and eventually booked in the jail. Captain Dan Sandberg Director-Patrol Division Brown County Sheriff’s Office 2684 Development Drive Green Bay, WI, 54311 920-448-4220 Office [email protected]

Press Release Capt. Jeffrey Sanborn (920) 448-4204 December 8, 2014 Armed Robbery Kwik Trip Parking Lot, 2618 Monroe Road (Village of Bellevue) At 12:33am Friday December 5, 2014 Officers from the Brown County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported armed robbery of a person at the Bellevue Kwik Trip, 2618 Monroe Road. Upon arrival officers learned that a dark skinned male, in his mid to late 20s’ 6’4” in height, 200-220 in weight, with long brown hair tied in a pony tall and wearing glasses, parked his vehicle next to the victim’s semi-truck, got out and stepped onto the trucks running board where he pointed a small black handgun at the victim demanding his wallet; the victim complied. The suspect returned to his vehicle and fled the scene. A description of the suspect vehicle was obtained and broadcast. In the ensuing investigation the Shell Station at Cedar Hedge Lane was contacted and inquired if a vehicle matching the fleeing suspects had been in the vicinity. The clerk indicated a vehicle matching the description was in the lot with another vehicle. Officers respond and observed both vehicles traveling northbound on I43. A traffic stop was attempted on STH 172 @ CTH GV but neither vehicle complied and fled. Two separate pursuits occurred, both initially westbound on STH 172. One suspect vehicle while attempting to negotiate the turn onto the Pilgrim Way off-ramp lost control driving down into a steep downhill gore area and crashed. Two occupants, (1) and (2) fled on foot into a heavily wooded area. A K-9 team arrived and attempted to track the suspects without success. The other pursuit continued westbound on STH 172 until the suspect vehicle lost control at the Airport roundabout and crashed. A fire initiated beneath the suspect vehicle with three suspects inside. Two of the suspects were ordered from the vehicle and placed into custody. The third suspect was unconscious requiring officers to remove him from the burning vehicle. The occupan