Wisconsin crime spree: Curtis Mallory sentenced, 1 1/2 years prison

MILWAUKEE – A Wisconsin man who was suspected in a statewide crime spree that resulted in Whitefish Bay was sentenced on Friday, Jan. 20 to one-and-a-half years in jail plus one other two years of prolonged supervision. 

Again in December 2019, Wauwatosa police stated Curtis Mallory of Babcock, a city southwest of Wisconsin Rapids, was answerable for that crime spree. In 4 days, prosecutors stated Mallory stole a truck in Wisconsin Dells and traveled to Wauwatosa the place police say he broke into two properties. Police say Mallory took cash, fuel cans, a cigar field, and a digital digicam – earlier than they lastly caught up together with his making an attempt to commit a housebreaking in Whitefish Bay. 

In August 2022, Mallory agreed to a plea settlement in his case. He agreed to plead responsible to 2 expenses – driver or working automobile with out proprietor’s consent and carrying a hid knife. In trade, a 3rd cost of housebreaking was dismissed and browse into the court docket report for the needs of sentencing. 

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Along with the one-and-a-half years in jail for the stolen automobile cost, Mallory was additionally sentenced to 60 days within the Milwaukee County Home of Correction and pay restitution of $295.