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STEVENS FACTOR − A 30-year-old Wisconsin Rapids guy facing five counts of attempted homicide in Wood County after authorities claim he led police officers on a high-speed chase from Portage Region to Wisconsin Rapids is dealing with brand-new fees in Portage Region.
Clinton H. Mayotte deals with fees of tried first-degree deliberate murder, trying to get away a policeman with use an unsafe tool and ownership of a weapon by a lawbreaker in Portage Region about the very same case.
Mayotte is being kept in Timber Region on a $2.11 million cash money bond. He is billed with 5 matters of tried first-degree deliberate murder and one matter each of trying to get away a policeman, weapon ownership by a lawbreaker and violation battery as a residential misuse case.
According to the Portage Region criminal grievance, early Aug. 20, a Wisconsin Rapids female reported Mayotte had actually gone to her home, attempted to barge in and was acting paranoid. Mayotte had a disagreement with the female in your home and struck her in the temple with her phone. Mayotte informed the female to close her mouth, placed his turn over her mouth and held her down briefly, according to the grievance. He after that left in the female’s car.
At regarding 1 a.m. Aug. 20, a Portage Region replacement saw a guy, that later on was recognized as Mayotte, speeding up on State 54, in between Coolidge and Give opportunities. The replacement switched on his emergency situation lights and alarm and attempted to quit Mayotte, according to the grievance.
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Mayotte started relocating to the right, after that invest up and entered into the left lane as he passed a car. Mayotte did not quit and headed towards Wisconsin Rapids, according to the grievance. The replacement saw Mayotte stick something gone, listened to stands out and saw muzzle flashes. The replacement alerted send off that Mayotte was contending him and retreated from Mayotte’s car and remained to adhere to Mayotte at a much safer range.
Mayotte advanced State 54 at a rate of regarding 100 miles per hour, according to the grievance. The Portage Region replacement sought Mayotte right into Timber Region and proceeded right into Wisconsin Rapids at 100 miles per hour. A minimum of among Mayotte’s tires struck a quit strip spike and he reduced to around 70 miles per hour. A number of police’ team automobiles signed up with the chase, according to the grievance.
The chase proceeded via Wisconsin Rapids and Mayotte remained to contend team automobiles, according to the grievance. At some point, it proceeded onto Eighth Road and Mayotte ultimately quit. Mayotte left the car, terminated a shot towards a replacement and ran, according to the grievance.
Policemans ultimately discovered Mayotte concealing on the roofing system of a home on Ninth Road South in Wisconsin Rapids. Mayotte terminated a tool from the roofing system at police police officers, according to the grievance.
According to the Timber Region grievance, a policeman terminated at Mayotte and damaged him. Policemans apprehended Mayotte and took him for clinical interest.
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