According to WTAQ, Travis Williamson allegedly kidnapped a woman he lived with last week.

The woman requested that he move out. Williamson, then, allegedly pulled out a knife and duck taped her hands together. WTAQ reports, he then "kidnapped her and took her car to Black Creek Wednesday." The 35-year-old victim was able to escape. 

Williamson was caught shortly thereafter in Shawano County. The 33-year-old is charged with felony kidnapping, false imprisonment, and burglary. Police have also charged him with three misdemeanors.

Felony charges are serious and can forever alter your life. If you or someone you know has been accused of a state crime, contact the Appleton Criminal Lawyers at Kohler, Hart & Priebe, LLP, by dialing 1-888-565-7597.

Because of recent problems with the storage and collection of DNA samples, the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department has been forced to assess the staffing and procedures used in it's crime labs. Following reports of the state's failure to collect DNA samples of thousands of felons for the state data base, a committee of officials from the Department of Justice and the Department of Corrections were tasked with recovering the samples.

County sheriffs have been collecting samples from individuals and have stated that they are still looking for about 500 individuals who failed to submit samples after their convictions. 

If you have been accused of a crime, it is important to have an experienced criminal attorney on your side. If you need assistance with your case, contact the Appleton criminal attorneys of Kohler, Hart & Priebe at  414-271-9595 to discuss your legal options today.