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Former Waupun police officer pleads not guilty
By: Associated Press//September 19, 2013//
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BARRON, Wis. (AP) – The former Waupun police officer arrested in a multi-county crime spree has pleaded not guilty to charges in Barron County.
Bradley Young entered his plea Wednesday to charges of fleeing from deputies and stealing a vehicle. The former lieutenant is also charged in Green Lake and Burnett counties where he’s accused of multiple crimes, including burglary.
Reporter Media reports a plea hearing has been set Dec. 2 in Barron County.
Prosecutors say Young broke into a Berlin grocery store in June, a Piggly Wiggly grocery store in Markesan in July and a town of Green Lake restaurant in August. He was arrested at a cabin in Burnett County following a manhunt.
After his arrest Young resigned from the Waupun Police Department, where he’d been an officer for 22 years.
Information from: The Reporter Media, http://www.fdlreporter.com
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