Sage Ross, 18, of Cloquet, surrendered on Thursday night on charges of armed robbery as a party to a crime.

The court case dates back to a shooting that took place at 1627 1/2 Tower Avenue in September.  Rose could be fined up to $100,000 and sentenced to forty years in prison if convicted.  She is accused of setting up the victim to be robbed at gunpoint through text messages.

According to Judicial Court Commissioner Rebecca Lovejoy in regards to Ross surrendering, "It does speak to her credibility to some extent that she turned herself in now. However, this crime was back from September 1st—a couple of months ago."

The preliminary hearing will be held on November 9.

If you or a loved one has been charged with armed robbery, it is important to have experienced representation to discuss your legal options and provide support.  Contact Appleton armed robbery defense lawyers of Kohler, Hart & Priebe at 414-271-9595 today. 

A 55 year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of robbering a pharmacy and forcing employees and customers to the ground and then binding their hands. The robbery occurred earlier this week in a small town in Maine. Witnesses say the man, wearing a mask and baseball cap, came in with a gun and demanded money and prescription drugs.

Law enforcement was able to track down the suspect after witnesses gave a description of his getaway car. In his home, police found over 150 marijuana plants, drug paraphernalia, and cultivation equipment. The man could face a maximum of 30 years behind bars for committing a Class A felony of robbery, but that now can increase with drug charges.

If you or someone you love has been accused of armed robbery, contact the Appleton armed robbery defense lawyers of Kohler & Hart today at 414-271-9595.

Two Wisconsin teenagers have been arrested on charges of being connected to several armed robberies that used the popular website, Craigslist, to lure victims.

The robbers placed ads on Craigslist that advertised iPhones for sale. Three people responded, seperately, to the ads over a week and a half time period. When they showed up to purchase the iPhones, they were held at gunpoint as two men attempted to rob them. No one was injured during the robberies, but $600 was stolen from one man.

Police found the whereabouts of the teenage suspects by tracing phone calls the two teens made to the people who responded to the Craigslist ad. The suspects are currently in custody and are scheduled for an appearance in court.

If you or someone you love has been charged with the crime of armed robbery, please contact the Appleton armed robbery defense lawyers Kohler, Hart, & Priebe at 414-271-9595.

Two Wisconsin teenagers have been arrested on charges of being connected to several armed robberies that used the popular website, Craigslist, to lure victims.

The robbers placed ads on Craigslist that advertised iPhones for sale. Three people responded, seperately, to the ads over a week and a half time period. When they showed up to purchase the iPhones, they were held at gunpoint as two men attempted to rob them. No one was injured during the robberies, but $600 was stolen from one man.

Police found the whereabouts of the teenage suspects by tracing phone calls the two teens made to the people who responded to the Craigslist ad. The suspects are currently in custody and are scheduled for an appearance in court.

If you or someone you love has been charged with the crime of armed robbery, please contact the Appleton armed robbery defense lawyers Kohler, Hart, & Priebe at 414-271-9595.

Four Appleton, Wisconsin residents are facing prison time after attempting an armed robbery at a local Burger King.

Employees of the Burger King said that three men approached them on their smoke breaks and forced them to give up anything in their pockets and get on the ground. The men, while armed with guns, then entered the Burger King and harrassed the fast-food restaurant's employees. No one was severely injured, and the suspects were later apprehended by police.

Two suspects are awaiting trial, and one has been sentenced to five years in prison. A woman who acted as the getaway driver for the three men was also apprehended and was sentenced to two years in jail.

If you have been accused of the crime of armed robbery, please contact the Appleton armed robbery defense lawyers of Kohler, Hart, & Priebe at 414-271-9595.

Police have identified four suspects in the armed robbery of a Burger King in Buchanan last Saturday by using a receipt that the robbers threw out of the window of the getaway car.

The 24-year-old woman and 37, 27, and 20-year-old men were each charged with a count of armed robbery and six charges of theft last Wednesday.

According to employees at the Burger King, three men apprehended them as they were taking a smoke break, holding guns to their heads and ordering them to empty their pockets. The men then demanded the keys to the manager's office. Once inside the office, they stole about $1,500.

The woman, who was a former employee at the Burger King and knew that the safe in the manager's office was defective, was the getaway driver. She was charged as an equal conspirator in the crime.

Police found a hooded sweatshirt, shoes, bandanas, and other items along Creekview Lane that matched to the clothing worn by the robbers. The keys in the sweatshirt were those stolen from the Burger King. Police also found a receipt from an Appleton auto parts store that had the woman's name on it.