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<![CDATA[My Northern Wisconsin - News: Oneida County]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/ Fri, 08 May 2026 03:57:43 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[73-YEAR-OLD MAN RUN OVER BY VEHICLE IN FATAL, TRAGIC ACCIDENT]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-786.html Wed, 25 Feb 2026 19:28:16 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-786.html
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On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 12:37 p.m., the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office received an emergency call. A 73-year-old man had been run over by a vehicle. According to authorities, "Immediately after the phone call, life saving measures were attempted; however, the male succumbed to his injuries on scene."

The tragic accident occurred on the Willow Flowage in the Town of Little Rice. In a windy, heavy snowstorm, a vehicle became stuck on the ice. Randall G. Bernau, Hazelhurst, WI, got onto the bumper of the vehicle, attempting to gain better traction for the driver, Jeffrey Larson, Irma, WI. At some point, the Randall fell off the bumper, and he was run over by the truck as it was backing up.

Alcohol and recklessness were determined not to be factors in this tragic accident. There will not be charges referred to the District Attorney’s Office.

On scene assisting the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office were personnel from the Little Rice Fire Department and the Oneida County Ambulance Service.]]>
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A basset hound named Violet had been lost in the woods of Oneida County for three days.

A professional dog rescuer was unable to locate the dog and determined that, given an ice and snowstorm was looming, a method that is not generally preferred be used to find the dog. The method was to form a search party.

About 70 people gathered on Sunday, December 28, 2025 to find Violet. Searchers said the dog ran fast, but she was quickly captured.

The reason a search party is not usually utilized is because large groups can sometimes scare lost dogs further into the woods or into unsafe areas.]]> <![CDATA[ONEIDA COUNTY: SEVEN ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-680.html Thu, 10 Jul 2025 09:33:10 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-680.html Nine people were arrested in Price County. Seven people were arrested in Oneida County.

According to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, "A lengthy investigation was conducted by the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office, Northcentral Drug Enforcement Group Task Force (NORDEG), and the Wisconsin Department of Justice-Division of Criminal Investigation, which resulted in seven individuals being arrested and charged in Oneida County Circuit Court with Conspiracy to Manufacture/Deliver Fentanyl (>50g). The individuals listed below were involved in a conspiracy to transport fentanyl to the Rhinelander area and distribute it locally."

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The sheriff's office also stated that fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid drug, which is responsible for fatal and non-fatal overdoses. Recently, fentanyl is being mixed with other illicit drugs to increase the potency. Fentanyl is highly addictive.

During the course of the investigation, assistance was provided by Rhinelander Police Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, Portage County Sheriff’s Office, Marathon County Sheriff’s Office, Central Wisconsin Narcotics Task Force, and Waushara County Sheriff’s Office.]]> <![CDATA[ONEIDA COUNTY: ALLEGEDLY INTENTIONAL ACCIDENT TURNS INTO HIGH-SPEED CHASE - UPDATED]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-565.html Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:16:53 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-565.html Monday, November 4, 2024:

On Monday, November 4, 2024, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office received a call about a two-vehicle accident. The accident occurred on Highway 17 N at Chick-A-Dee Peek Road.

The caller informed police that the driver of the striking vehicle hit the caller's vehicle while attempting to pass in a no passing zone. The vehicles pulled over, and the striking vehicle hit the caller's vehicle again. The caller said the driver of the striking vehicle was trying to start an altercation with the caller.

Oneida County Deputies responded and saw the vehicle leaving the accident. According to police, "When Oneida County deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, it accelerated and a pursuit was initiated. The vehicle committed several traffic offenses, including reaching speeds of over 100 MPH while continuing to travel south on Highway 17 N. The vehicle then turned onto Stevens Street and continued into the City of Rhinelander at a high rate of speed. The operator also failed to stop for stop signs, traffic signals, operating in the oncoming lane of travel, and passing on the right. The vehicle turned onto Oneida Street and then onto Highway 8 W where a short distance later an Oneida County Deputy performed a PIT (Pursuit Intervention Technique) successfully. However, the operator drove out of the ditch and continued on Highway 8 W. The operator continued east on Kemp Street and turned north on Oneida Avenue. The operator continued to Frederick Street, then onto Baird Avenue, then east on Timber Drive. The operator went east on Timber Drive, and, as the operator crossed Highway 17 N, an Oneida County Deputy rammed the operator’s vehicle. The operator continued down County Highway C. The operator then drove north onto the east end of Camp Brynn Afron Road. The operator then turned down a logging road and was taken into custody without incident."

Rhinelander schools were put on administrative lockdown for a short time while the pursuit was taking place.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Rhinelander Police Department during the pursuit.

Tuesday, November 5, 2024:

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The driver of the striking vehicle has been identified by police as Daniel Thunder, age 51, of Neopit, Wisconsin. According to police, "Thunder is awaiting his initial appearance. Charges have been referred to the District Attorney’s office for: Operating While Intoxicated #1, 2nd Degree Reckless Endangering Safety, Felony Fleeing, Operate Motor Vehicle without Owner’s Consent, Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicle, Disorderly Conduct with Motor Vehicle, Physical Abuse of Elder, Hit and Run Attended Vehicle, Fail to Stop/Sign, Fail to Stop for Traffic Control Signal (x3), Left of Center, Exceed Posted Speed Limits, Passing on Right, Passing in No Passing Zone, Improper Parking on Roadway, Operate While License Suspended, Fail to Submit to Alcohol Test and Trespass to Land."]]> Monday, November 4, 2024:

On Monday, November 4, 2024, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office received a call about a two-vehicle accident. The accident occurred on Highway 17 N at Chick-A-Dee Peek Road.

The caller informed police that the driver of the striking vehicle hit the caller's vehicle while attempting to pass in a no passing zone. The vehicles pulled over, and the striking vehicle hit the caller's vehicle again. The caller said the driver of the striking vehicle was trying to start an altercation with the caller.

Oneida County Deputies responded and saw the vehicle leaving the accident. According to police, "When Oneida County deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, it accelerated and a pursuit was initiated. The vehicle committed several traffic offenses, including reaching speeds of over 100 MPH while continuing to travel south on Highway 17 N. The vehicle then turned onto Stevens Street and continued into the City of Rhinelander at a high rate of speed. The operator also failed to stop for stop signs, traffic signals, operating in the oncoming lane of travel, and passing on the right. The vehicle turned onto Oneida Street and then onto Highway 8 W where a short distance later an Oneida County Deputy performed a PIT (Pursuit Intervention Technique) successfully. However, the operator drove out of the ditch and continued on Highway 8 W. The operator continued east on Kemp Street and turned north on Oneida Avenue. The operator continued to Frederick Street, then onto Baird Avenue, then east on Timber Drive. The operator went east on Timber Drive, and, as the operator crossed Highway 17 N, an Oneida County Deputy rammed the operator’s vehicle. The operator continued down County Highway C. The operator then drove north onto the east end of Camp Brynn Afron Road. The operator then turned down a logging road and was taken into custody without incident."

Rhinelander schools were put on administrative lockdown for a short time while the pursuit was taking place.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Rhinelander Police Department during the pursuit.

Tuesday, November 5, 2024:

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On Friday, July 12, 2024, Greg Bohn and his wife, Audrey, were near their home in the Town of Hazelhurst when a three-vehicle accident occurred at approximately 2:26 p.m., according to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office.

Witnesses state that the Bohn's car was northbound on Hwy. 51 near South Blue Lake Road. It stopped in its lane of traffic, waiting to turn left into the private driveway. A vehicle, driven by an 85-year-old man, was traveling behind them and hit the Bohn's vehicle from behind, pushing it into the southbound lane. The Bohn's vehicle was then struck by a southbound vehicle. Emergency services responded, but Greg and Audrey, both age 70, died at the scene. The 85-year-old man was injured and taken to the medical center. A 23-year-old Arbor Vitae man was treated at the scene.

A crash reconstruction was completed as part of the investigation into the accident.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Office, Woodruff Police Department, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Minocqua Fire Department, Cassian Fire Department, Hazlehurst Fire Department, Oneida County Ambulances, and Oneida County Highway Department.

The Bohns are well-known in the area. For many years, Greg and Audrey operated Strictly Walleye Headquarters, a bait and tackle store. The couple also created the Stinger Tackle Company. Greg held many patents and trademarks for his fishing innovations. He wrote many articles and some books about fishing. He spoke at seminars and guided many people on how to catch fish. Primarily, he focused on walleye fishing. In his over 40 years in the fishing industry, he promoted education, design of tackle, and innovation. He designed first of a kind snag-proof walleye tackle products. He held four “Catch & Release” line-class walleye records. A fish he caught, a 56-inch, 44-pound, 8-ounce musky, was the longest registered in North America in 1993, and the fish received first place in a contest called the Vilas County Musky Marathon. Greg was inducted into the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame in 2016. In an article posted on his website, he stated, "My goal was to be the best Wisconsin Northwood's walleye guide to wet a line." Many would agree that he more than met that goal, plus many people expressed, in online condolences, the respect they had for him and Audrey as people.

Speaking of Audrey, the Howard Young Foundation (HYF) shared this statement, "Audrey joined HYF in 2009 after 13 years in accounting at Howard Young Medical Center. She brought so much passion into all that she did from her attention to detail, financial management, always greeting everyone with her smile, her positive attitude, and even being a dedicated dock volunteer even after retirement at the Minocqua Dragon Boat Festival. She was always the first person in the office every morning, making sure the coffee was made and everything was ready to go every day until she retired in 2020. She was truly a special part of our organization, and we are all shocked and saddened to have learned of her loss."

The couple clearly made a profound impact on their community.]]> <![CDATA[ONEIDA COUNTY: ONE PERSON KILLED IN CRASH WITH SEMI]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-422.html Mon, 20 Nov 2023 02:18:44 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-422.html
Lifesaving measures were given to the operator of the Cadillac, Robert D. Canfield, 76, of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin; however, Robert was pronounced deceased at the scene. The operator of the Mack semi-truck was uninjured.

Wisconsin State Patrol is completing an accident reconstruction. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by the Oneida County HAZMAT Team, Oneida County Ambulance Service, Lifelink Helicopter, Cassian Fire, Nokomis Fire and First Responders, Minocqua and Woodruff Police Departments, and the Oneida County Highway Department.

This area of US Highway 51 was detoured from approximately 11:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

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Lifesaving measures were given to the operator of the Cadillac, Robert D. Canfield, 76, of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin; however, Robert was pronounced deceased at the scene. The operator of the Mack semi-truck was uninjured.

Wisconsin State Patrol is completing an accident reconstruction. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by the Oneida County HAZMAT Team, Oneida County Ambulance Service, Lifelink Helicopter, Cassian Fire, Nokomis Fire and First Responders, Minocqua and Woodruff Police Departments, and the Oneida County Highway Department.

This area of US Highway 51 was detoured from approximately 11:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Contributed by: Oneida County Sheriff's Office]]> <![CDATA[ONEIDA COUNTY: VERIZON CUSTOMERS UNABLE TO CALL 911 OR DISPATCH]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-395.html Wed, 04 Oct 2023 07:49:52 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-395.html
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The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office wants to notify the public that the Oneida County Dispatch Center is not able to receive 911 or non-emergency calls from customers who use Verizon.

According to the sheriff's office, Verizon is working to resolve the issue, and if you need to call 911 or the non-emergency dispatch center line, which is 715-361-5201, you will need to use a landline phone or an alternate wireless network provider.

The sheriff's office will let the public know when the service is restored for Verizon customers.]]>
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On Saturday, August 19, 2023 at approximately 6:15 p.m., the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office received a call regarding a motorcycle accident on Hwy. 47 near the intersection of Bridge Road in the Town of Newbold.

According to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, "It was reported that the male driver of the motorcycle was traveling south bound between 80 MPH and 100 MPH and passing in a no passing zone. As a result, the operator failed to negotiate a curve, was ejected from the motorcycle, and was unresponsive. Witnesses began life-saving measures prior to the first responders' arrival. However, the driver, 36-year old Nathan Holoubek of Land O Lakes, Wisconsin, was pronounced deceased on scene."

Based on witness statements and observations, speed and alcohol were factors in the crash.

Newbold First Responders, Newbold Fire Department, Oneida County Ambulance, and the Oneida County Medical Examiner assisted the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office.]]>
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On Monday, April 17, 2023, two bodies were found in the Town of Enterprise in the Oneida County Forest.

According to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, the deaths are being investigated by them, the Oneida County District Attorney, the Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, and the Lincoln County District Attorney were the immediate agencies involved.

It was confirmed on Tuesday, April 18, 2023 that the two bodies are those of the missing teens, Aiden Grefe, 17, and Dakota Brown, 16, from Lincoln County. The Oneida County Sheriff's Office said, "We feel exposure played a factor in their deaths, but this will be determined upon completion of the investigation."

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office further expressed thanks to the many community partners who assisted with the search for Aiden and Dakota. "There were numerous fire departments which responded to assist, including Fire District Alfa, the Crescent Fire Department, the Corning Fire Department, the Merrill Fire Department, the Newbold Fire Department, the Pine River Fire Department, the Russell Fire Department and First Responders, and the Tomahawk Fire Department. Our state partners included Wisconsin National Guard, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and the Wisconsin Emergency Management. The Oneida County Forestry Department and the Oneida County Land Records assisted in providing maps of the area. The UTV and ATV Patrol assisted in search[ing] the ATV/UTV trails. The Newbold Search and Rescue provided dogs for the search. The Rosewood Barn and Derek’s Town and Country provided shelter and refreshments for all those involved. Deputies were assisted by the Rhinelander Police Department and the Great lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission. The area that needed to be searched was vast and all of these resources were needed."]]>
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The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call of a head-on snowmobile crash on Friday, February 24, 2023 at approximately 6:59 p.m. The crash occurred on Kelly Dam Road, north of Old 8 Road in the Town of Little Rice.

Emergency services responded, and a 55-year old man was pronounced deceased at the scene. The name of the deceased is being withheld at this time pending notification of the family.

The other driver was transported to the hospital in Tomahawk with, what appear to be, non-life threatening injuries.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will complete the accident report. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Little Rice Fire Department, Little Rice First Responders, Nokomis Fire Department, DNR, Oneida County Ambulance Service and the Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department.]]> <![CDATA[ONEIDA COUNTY: SECOND SNOWMOBILE CRASH IN THREE DAYS TAKES ANOTHER LIFE]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-244.html Sat, 28 Jan 2023 11:27:14 +0000 My Northern Wisconsin]]> https://www.mynorthernwisconsin.com/news/thread-244.html
Deputies were able to determine that a snowmobile overtook another snowmobile at a high rate of speed. The passing snowmobile was unable to negotiate a curve in the trail, causing the snowmobile operator to be ejected from his seat. He then struck a fence post.

Witnesses attempted life saving measures; however, the 41-year old man, Matthew R. Finstrom, from Plainfield, Illinois, was pronounced deceased at the scene.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is completing an accident report.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by Nokomis Fire, first responders, Oneida County EMS, Tomahawk EMS, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the DNR, and the Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department.

A snowmobile crash on Thursday took the life of another man. To read that article, click here.

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Deputies were able to determine that a snowmobile overtook another snowmobile at a high rate of speed. The passing snowmobile was unable to negotiate a curve in the trail, causing the snowmobile operator to be ejected from his seat. He then struck a fence post.

Witnesses attempted life saving measures; however, the 41-year old man, Matthew R. Finstrom, from Plainfield, Illinois, was pronounced deceased at the scene.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is completing an accident report.

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by Nokomis Fire, first responders, Oneida County EMS, Tomahawk EMS, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the DNR, and the Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department.

A snowmobile crash on Thursday took the life of another man. To read that article, click here.

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The last snowmobiler, Michael J. Green, 57, of Oak Lawn, Illinois, was pronounced deceased at the accident scene.

The operator of the vehicle was treated for minor injuries by the Rhinelander Fire Department and released from the scene.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reconstructed the scene to complete an accident report. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by the Newbold Fire Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, Rhinelander Fire Department, DNR, Oneida County Highway Department, and Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department.

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The last snowmobiler, Michael J. Green, 57, of Oak Lawn, Illinois, was pronounced deceased at the accident scene.

The operator of the vehicle was treated for minor injuries by the Rhinelander Fire Department and released from the scene.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reconstructed the scene to complete an accident report. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office was assisted at the scene by the Newbold Fire Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, Rhinelander Fire Department, DNR, Oneida County Highway Department, and Oneida County Medical Examiner’s Department.

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1/4/23 Original Article:

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office is asking for assistance with locating Cody Kamrath.

Kamrath is approximately 150 pounds and 5 feet 7 inches tall. He has shoulder-length, curly, light brown hair that some may describe has a reddish color to it. He has blue eyes. He is 26 years old. According to recent videos posted by Kamrath on his social media page, to further help the public identify him, it appears his front teeth are missing in a jagged fashion.

If you see Kamrath, police ask that you do not approach him or attempt to make contact with him in any way. Instead, call the Oneida County Dispatch Center immediately. Their phone number is 715-361-5201. If you feel you are in danger, immediately dial 911.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office added, "Please only call if you are witnessing this individual at the present time. We are not looking for additional information on where he has been in the past at this time."

While the Oneida County Sheriff's Office is the office requesting the public to immediately report if Kamrath is seen, he could be anywhere in the northwoods so everyone should be on the lookout. He is listed in the Wisconsin circuit court's database with closed offenses and pending alleged crimes in Lincoln County. The Oneida County Sheriff's Office added, "This individual has been witnessed in multiple locations including Rhinelander and Minocqua." Some people on social media are stating he also frequents the Tomahawk area. His social media videos often show him walking the streets or in the woods.

1/5/23 Update:

UPDATE: According to the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, "Kamrath was located and taken into custody without incident. Rhinelander Police Department was able to take him into custody when he was reported as being on the library steps. Thank you to the community for information, calls, and support!"]]>
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On Wednesday, December 14, 2022, the Minocqua Police Department was informed there was a suspicious vehicle in the area. When officers went to the scene, the vehicle was gone.

Since a license plate number was reported to the police, they found the vehicle was registered to Cody J. Huebner, 32, of Shawano. He had a Probation Warrant for his arrest.

Minocqua Police Department officers were able to locate the vehicle in a business parking lot. They attempted to make contact with Huebner, who was entering the vehicle. When approached, Huebner, continued to get into the vehicle and led law enforcement on a high speed pursuit southbound on Highway 51. In the Hazelhurst area, Huebner crashed his vehicle. He then ran on foot into the woods. Huebner pointed a handgun toward of one of the pursuing officers, telling the officer that he was not going back to jail.

In the on-foot pursuit, Huebner attempted to enter a home but was unable to gain entry. He then found an unlocked vehicle in a driveway. It had keys inside, and Huebner stole the vehicle.

While driving away, Huebner struck one of the deputies, who received injuries that are not life threatening.

Huebner led law enforcement on an eight mile chase, which reached speeds in excess of 80 miles per hour on ice covered roads. Huebner then exited the car and ran into the woods near Little Bearskin Lake.

After approximately two hours, Huebner and was arrested in the area of South Shore Road and Pollnow Road, which is in the Town of Cassian.

Huebner was taken to the Oneida County Jail where he is at this time. He is being held for a Probation Warrant. Charges related to this incident will be added in the next few days.

Personnel from the Minocqua Police Department, the Woodruff Police Department, the Rhinelander Police Department, the Vilas County Sheriff’s Office, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the Oneida County Emergency Services, and the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office were involved in the situation that led to Huebner's arrest.

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The investigation involves a drug conspiracy that has occurred over this time period involving methamphetamine delivery in the Northwoods area. These subjects are believed to have distributed approximately 10 pounds of methamphetamine. Records indicate that approximately $25,000 was sent to Mexico to the Mexican cartel for the purchase of methamphetamine. A stolen firearm was also recovered during this investigation. Quantities of methamphetamine seized during the course of this investigation have also tested positive for fentanyl.

The NORDEG is currently looking for Benjamin Somers, 35, in connection with this case. Anyone with information about Somers' location should contact the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office at 715-361-5100.

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The investigation involves a drug conspiracy that has occurred over this time period involving methamphetamine delivery in the Northwoods area. These subjects are believed to have distributed approximately 10 pounds of methamphetamine. Records indicate that approximately $25,000 was sent to Mexico to the Mexican cartel for the purchase of methamphetamine. A stolen firearm was also recovered during this investigation. Quantities of methamphetamine seized during the course of this investigation have also tested positive for fentanyl.

The NORDEG is currently looking for Benjamin Somers, 35, in connection with this case. Anyone with information about Somers' location should contact the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office at 715-361-5100.

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Source: Oneida County Sheriff's Office]]>