Media Release
January 12th, 2007
On December 22nd, 2006, Goodspeed Gas-N-Go, 350 Union St. Evansville, reported a Burglary, Theft, and Criminal Damage to a business. The Evansville Police Department investigated the above incident, which resulted in the following arrests:
Jacob A. Vayding, age 17, Evansville:
Burglary.
Theft
Jason E. Calkins, age 18, Evansville:
Burglary
Crimal Damage to Property.
Theft
3 counts Obstructing
Both subjects are currently being held at the Rock County Jail awaiting arraignment.
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"Pursuant to the directive of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, as found in Supreme Court Rule 20:3.6, Trial Publicly, you are advised that a charge is merely an accusation and that a defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty."
Scott A. McElroy
Chief of Police
For more information contact:
Chief Scott A. McElroy @ 882-2299.
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This incident should not be posted publicly to humiliate and shame friends and relatives of the accused. What if they were innocent and their cases were dismissed? Yet their names and reputation can still be seen and displayed publicly on the internet. These kids deserve to have a bit of privacy. Times change and so will they if you'd give them a chance to be good again.
ReplyDeleteI agree absolutely. I think all of us at one point or another have committed a misdemeanor regardless of its nature. After all we're humans and mistakes happens, but we always learn from our mischief and try to forget them if it's possible.
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