The Search Warrant Affidavit For Officer Aaron Henson
The Search Warrant Affidavit For Officer Aaron Henson
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JK57133833C United States S20 bill JK27065422C United States $20 bill IE80626336C United States $20 bill JK56172828C United States $20 bill JE80239135C United States $20 bill J835279359A United States $20 bill GK142205378 United States $20 bill JG18658592B United States $20 bill IL18286705C United States $20 bill 1G73780196D United States $20 bili 1C40679271C United States $20 bill JG4803 0667 A United States $20 bili 8F32627560D United States $20 bill 8C29630686G United States S20 bill
$230 in United States Currency whose serial numbers are listed below: fi6228A19A United States $100 bill JF24299251A United States $50 bill IF07077806A United States $50 bill IG93087158C United States $20 bill JC87931901A United States $10 bill
Which things were used in the commission of and/or may constitute evidence of a crime, to wit: theft and misconduct in public office, committed in violation of Chapter 943.20 (1) (b) & 946.12 (2) of the Wisconsin Statutes.
The facts tending to establish the grounds for issuing the search warrant as follows:
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Your Affiant, Chief Joseph A. Balog, has nineteen (19) years of service as a Law Enforcement Officer. Affiant has conducted numerous criminal investigations. This affidavit for Search Warrant is based upon information affiant received from Village of Genoa City Administrative Assistant to the Cirief Maria Mayer. Mayer reported to affiant that on Aprii 07, 2014 at approximately 6:19PM affiant spoke with Mayer over the telephone. Mayer reported to affrant that there was missing bond money from the locked bond box located in the Village of Genoa City Police Departrnent, Village of Genoa City, Walworth County, Wisconsin.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
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3. Affiant initiated an investigation into the missing money. On April 11,2014 Administrative Assistant Mayer photographed $230 in prerecorded United States curency and that money was placed into the locked bond box and said currency listed serial numbers as follows: o F36228019A United States $100 biil o JF24299251A United States $50 bill o IF070778064 United States $50 bill o IG93087158C United States $20 bill . JC87931901A United States $10 bill.
4. At
approximately 7:00AM on April 14,2014 affiant and Administrative Assistant Mayer inspected the contents of the bond box and observed that multiple bond palrnents were missing, including the $230 money that Administrative Assistant Mayer had photographed on April 11,2014. Also missing were multiple other bond enveiopes totaling $1728.30 which includes the $230 mentioned above.
3:00PM , affiant placed $400 in prerecorded United States Cun'ency into the bond box which cuffency iisted serial numbers as follows: o GD094l425IB United States $20 bill o IK13565126A United States $20 bill . 1A711050944 United States $20 bil1 o EB91962737I United States $20 bill o JG3070A753E United States $20 bill . JD62581580C United States $20 bill o JK57133833C United States $20 bill . JK27065422C United States $20 bill o IE80626336C United States $20 bill o JK56172828C United States $20 bill o JE80239135C United States $20 bill o J835279359A United States $20 bill o GK142205318 United States $20 bill o JGl86585928 United States $20 bill o ILl828 6705C United States $20 bill o JG13780196D United States $20 bil1 o JC4067927LC United States S20 bill o JG48030667A United States $20 bill o 8F32627560D United States $20 bill o EC29630686G United States $20 bill .The currency was photocopied by affiant prior to placing in the bond box. Affrant also installed a video camera to record video images in the area of the bond box.
o 5. After verifying that the money was missing on April 14,2014 at approximately
5. On April