During the investigation into Habitat for Humanity's stolen trailer, police identified and referred a 67 yr old male from Sturgeon Bay to the DA's Office for criminal charges of receiving or concealing stolen property (less than $2,500) and obstructing an officer. The male was found to be in possession of the stolen trailer on his property, but denied he was the one who stole the trailer.
The DA's Office filed a criminal complaint on the above charges against Gregory R. Noldin, who made his initial appearance in court yesterday, August 22. Mr. Noldin has been ordered to have no contact with Habitat for Humanity and his next court date is scheduled for October 24.
All persons are presumed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of law.
