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Campbell police ask for help finding battery suspect
May 18, 2021 2:07 PM Jourdan Vian
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TOWN OF CAMPBELL, Wis. (WKBT) The town of Campbell Police Department on Tuesday asked the public for help finding a man accused of substantial battery, disorderly conduct and bail jumping.
Campbell police are asking people to contact them if they know the whereabouts of Patrick C. Emmer, 36. The public is reminded not to attempt to apprehend accused criminals themselves.
Anyone with information should call police at 608-783-1050. To remain anonymous, contact La Crosse Area Crime Stoppers at 608-784-TIPS or visit lacrossecrimestoppers.com to report it online. You can also download the Crime Stoppers App “P3” to submit a time via your phone.
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Trenton Nored, left, is shown during his plea and sentencing hearing Thursday in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court alongside his attorney, Lou DeFabio.
YOUNGSTOWN An assistant county prosecutor told Judge John Durkin of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court that the behavior of a Coitsville Township police officer, when the officer chased a man on a moped Aug. 6, 2020, is a reason for the type of plea agreement the man received this week.
Assistant Prosecutor Nick Brevetta told The Vindicator he would not discuss the specifics of the officer’s behavior, but a letter from Youngstown Police Department internal affairs officer Brian Butler sheds some light on it.