Necedah Man Faces Meth Charge
A Necedah man is facing drug charges after authorities found him passed out behind the wheel in a store parking lot back in February. 32 year old Wil Weigel faces a charge of Felony Possession of Methamphetamine. A Juneau County Deputy was dispatched to a store in Necedah at 10:58am on February 22
nd. Weigel was unresponsive and was transported to the Hospital by local EMS. A clear rock like substance and a vial were found in his vehicle and it was believed to be methamphetamine. The deputy made contact with Weigel at the hospital, Weigel said he did not remember doing drugs that day but though he must have been on heroin. He has a plea hearing on July 7
New Lisbon Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charges Against Two Individuals
On Tuesday, April 13, 2021, at approximately 2207 hours, a Juneau County Deputy conducted a traffic stop in the City of New Lisbon for a vehicle registration infraction.
As a result of the traffic stop Methamphetamine, THC, approximately $4,800 in cash, two handguns, (one of which was found to be stolen), and misc. drug paraphernalia was discovered and seized.
The operator of the vehicle, Tina Dickman, 42, of Warrens, WI was arrested and had the following charges referred to the Juneau County District Attorney’s Office: Possession of Methamphetamine w/Intent to Manufacture, Distribute or Deliver, Possession of THC, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Receiving Stolen Firearm and Felony Bail Jumping.
New Lisbon Man Faces 8th Offense OWI after Motorcycle Pursuit
On Wednesday, January 13, 2021, at approximately 4:13PM, a Juneau County Deputy, in a fully marked patrol vehicle, with emergency lights and siren activated, attempted to stop a motorcycle near the Village of Hustler for a traffic violation.
The motorcycle accelerated away in an attempt to flee the officer. As a result, a vehicle pursuit was initiated. Due to the sandy conditions on the township roads, and speeds in excess of 90 mph, a decision was made to terminate the pursuit for the safety of all involved. The pursuit lasted approximately four minutes.