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JEFFERSON COUNTY (WKOW) -- Jefferson County District Attorney Monica J. Hall announced Tuesday there will be no criminal charges in relation to the incident resulting in the death of 23-year-old, Joseph R. Crawford-Lama. DA Hall said because of the Wisconsin law that "allows all persons, including police officers, to use deadly force in an act of self-defense or defense of others if the person reasonably believed that he or another person face an unlawful interference that created a risk of death or great bodily harm", the three State Troopers are not being charged with any criminal charges. The incident occurred on Dec. 9, 2020 at the intersection of WI Hwy 26 and US 12, in Fort Atkinson. The troopers involved have been on administrative leave during the investigation.
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The person involved in a shootout with Wisconsin State Patrol officers last week in Fort Atkinson was believed to have been a suspect in a bank robbery that occurred in Monona earlier that day. The driver, Joseph R. Crawford, 23, died of multiple gunshot wounds after State Patrol troopers attempted to stop two suspects in a vehicle in Johnson Creek on Dec. 9 that led to a chase and gunfire, according to the Department of Justice, which is handling the investigation along with the Division of Criminal Investigation. The DOJ said the troopers were not aware of the bank robbery investigation when they attempted the traffic stop. The investigation of the bank robbery is being led by the Monona Police Department and the FBI.
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December 16, 2020 By Josh Kaul - Dec 16th, 2020 09:06 am FORT ATKINSON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) is investigating an officer involved death (OID) near Fort Atkinson, Wis. that occurred on the afternoon of Wednesday, December 9, 2020. At approximately 12:30 pm, Wisconsin State Patrol attempted a traffic stop for speeding on Highway 26 between Watertown and Johnson Creek. One driver and one passenger were inside the vehicle. The vehicle stopped for a short time, and the only passenger fled the vehicle, then the vehicle fled the scene. The passenger, Desmond Watkins, age 22, was later apprehended. Wisconsin State Patrol pursued the vehicle. While pursuing, the individual inside the car fired shots from the vehicle at law enforcement.
DOJ identifies man shot, killed by Wisconsin State Troopers December 16, 2020 9:27 AM Stephanie Fryer Updated: Officials said Joseph R. Crawford, 23, died from multiple gunshot wounds at the scene. Three Wisconsin State Troopers fired their weapons, according to the DOJ. They’ve been identified as Trooper Keegan Williams, Trooper Alexander Polizzi and Trooper David Heinisch. Williams has five years of law enforcement experience. Polizzi has three years of law enforcement experience. Heinisch has one year of law enforcement experience. The shooting stems from a traffic stop on Dec. 9. Troopers pulled someone over for speeding on Highway 26 between Watertown and Johnson Creek. Officials said the vehicle briefly stopped, but the driver sped away after a passenger got out.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice is releasing more information about an officer-involved death near Fort Atkinson last week. Three State Troopers shot 23-year-old Joseph R. Crawford to death on January 9th after he led officers on a high speed chase, fired a gun at officers, and tried to carjack a person at gunpoint. The DOJ identified the three officers who shot Crawford Wednesday as Trooper Keegan Williams, Trooper Alexander Polizzi, and Trooper David Heinisch. Investigation revealed that Crawford was also a suspect in a bank robbery that occurred in Monona earlier in the day. State Troopers were not aware of the bank robbery when they attempted the original traffic stop for speeding.