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By Mike Leischner
Jun 2, 2021 | 1:42 PM
WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) Two men from Merrill and the Milwaukee area are facing multiple charges in Marathon County after they were accused of violently beating a 52-year-old man outside a Schofield tavern in late May.
Trey Houghtaling, 34, of Merrill is accused of first-degree recklessly endangering safety and substantial battery along with disorderly conduct in the incident.
Wausau Pilot and Review reports that the footage of the beating was described as “brutal” and difficult to watch by officers from the Everest Metro PD. Family members told the Pilot and Review that the unidentified man, who served in the Navy, was left unconscious with multiple severe injuries and was rushed to a local hospital.
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A former teacher with D.C. Everest Area School District in Marathon County has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Madison to producing child pornography.
This is according to Timothy O’Shea, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin.
Travis Greil, 39, of Wausau pleaded guilty to producing video files that depict minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct and is obscene.
Greil admitted that he used an iPad to make videos and take photos under students’ clothing, a practice called “upskirting.”
The investigation began in February 2020 when a student reported to the school liaison officer that she believed Greil had filmed up her skirt while she was standing near Greil’s desk.
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WESTON – As the sun set in front of a small apartment complex on quiet Ferge Street Wednesday evening, candles flickered in the late spring breeze in remembrance of Renee Caird.
One of Caird s favorite songs, Dancing in the Sky by Dani and Lizzy, played in the background while her friends and family members told each other stories about her, leaned on one another for support, and sometimes found happy memories that made them laugh or smile.
They sought to look beyond the tragic circumstances of her death. Caird, who was 52, was killed Friday in her apartment moments before Everest Metro police officers opened fire on a man they said was armed when they arrived. Caird died from stab wounds and the man was in critical condition this week at a local hospital, according to the Wisconsin Department of Justice.