DEPARTMENT WISCONSIN Division of Community Corrections Administrative Code DOC-1950 (Rev. 3:2010) MM ARY Chapter DOC 328 Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 973 and 302 OFFENDER NAME DOC NUMBER COURT CASE Jacob Zimmerman 616019 14CF35 AGENT NAME AGENT NUMBER 14CF43 Brian Reynolds 8190?? Probation Case Being Revel-red Parole Case Being Revoked El Extended Supervision Case Being Revoked VIOLATION STATEMENT (Allegation format) 1. On or about 07/22/14, Jacob Zimmerman did possess a ?rearm. This behavior is in violation of rules# 1 and 13 his Rules of Community Supervision, which were signed by Mr. Zimmerman on 07/02/ 14. 2. On or about 07/22/14, Jacob Zimmerman did consume alcohol, this is in violation of the conditions of his bond. This behavior is in violation of rules# 1 his Rules of Community Supervision, which were signed by Mr. Zimmerman on 07/02/ 14. DESCRIPTION (Substantiating details are to be a brief chronological narrative and include summary "statement. impact on victim. loss of propertyor other results of violation.) According to Adams County Sheriff Department Incident Report 14-4525, on 7/22/14, Deputy Jacob Nielsen was dispatched to a report of a male lying in the roadway on Deerborn Avenue in the Township of Adams, Wisconsin. Deputy Nielsen observed an adult male, later identified him as Jacob Zimmerman, lying in the roadway on his back. There was a bicycle next to him and a black Smith and Wesson .40 caliber handgun sticking out of the bottom of his shorts (Allegation Deputy Nielsen conducted a pat down search of Zimmerman for the of?cer?s safety and to check for injuries. Zimmwman woke up during the search but was not lucid. He said he Was sleeping but it did not appear he knew his whereabouts. Deputy Nielsen observed an odor of intoxicants coming ??om Zimmerman?s breath and his speech was slurred. Jacob refused to submit a? PET (Allegation Zimmerman had no idea he was in poSSession of a ?rearm. Deputy Nielsen obtained information that Zimmerman was a convicted felon, on probation and was on bond in 2 separate cases. Deputy Nielsen had requested ambulance and when it arrived Zimmerman refused medical treatment. Zimmerman was placed in custody and transported to Adams County Jail and charged with Possession of Firearm and Bail Jumping, On 07/23/14 Zimmerman gave a signed statement to Agent Emily Umbreit. He admits having consumed 2 cans of Mike? Hard Lemonade at Kwik Trip in Adams. He did not recall too many details of the evening and believes he was drugged by someone. He denied having knowledge of how he came to possess a handgun. On 07/23/ 14 Agent Emily Umbreit and CFS Vonda Benson staffed Zimmerman?s violations and a decision to revoke was made. COURT HISTORY (List active cases and conditions. prior revocations. along with any consecutive pending cases.) Active Cases On 04/25/14 Jacob Zimmerman appeared in Adams County Circuit Court Branch. 3 in casel4CF35. He entered a plea of - Guilty to count 2 Theft?Movable Property. His sentence was withheld and he was placed on 1 year of Probation Supervision. His conditions included: Defendant to write apology letter to victim, participate in victim/offender mediation if requested by victim, continue treatment through US Department ofVeteran?s A?'airs, take medications as prescribed and pay all supervision fees. On 04/25/ 14 Jacob Zimmerman appeared in Adams County Circuit Court Branch 3 in case He entered a plea of Guilty to count 1 Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. E?s sentence was withheld and he was placed on 1 year of Probation Supervisibn. His conditions included: Defendant to write apology letter to victim, participate in victim/o??ender mediation if requested by victim, continue treatment through US. Department of Veteran?s Affairs, VA, take medications as prescribed and pay all supervision fees. ADJUSTMENT UNDER SUPERVISION (Include all relevant information during the supervision period. Financial. employment/education, residence. AODA. ATRs. family relationships, compliance with court-ordered conditions and/or rules of supervision. all previous violations and dispositions, other.) . I Fmancxal z: a $.11 :3 353.?. Fran.-- t- .cmn-n rm- as 21..-: *r?v - -- My?: U1. in emu. 11:. RC 1131:: paid. ULI. 2111 of these obligations. Employment/Education According to Department of Corrections? records Zimmerman had not been employed or on supervision. 5 I "V'I?J?xr'i?itift?i Residence Zimmerman has been residing at 601 June St, Adams, WI while on supervision. He has lived at the same loca?onemce mid- 2012. Treatment . Zimmerman receives counseling services through VA and has been diagnosed with anxiety and depression. ?Previous Violations and Dispositions Zimmerman does not have any previous violations. 'On the Compas Core Assessment, Zimmerman?s overall violent recidivism risk potential is low with a score of 2 and general recidivism risk potential is medium with a score of 5. According to the criminogenic needs scale, Zimmennan?s scores included highly probable in the areas of substance abuse and criminal associates/peers. His case plan focused on her substance abuse needs. PENDING CHARGES (Include the offense. location. the County Circuit Court Branch if charged. date of next appearance, and court case number if known.) According to CCAP Jacob Zimmerman does not have any pending cases or charges? PLOTKJN ANALYSIS NECESSARY FUNCTIONAL OBJECTIVE RELEVANT FACTORS RESPONSE . INTENSITY Oped-IE?? THEFOFFENDER Zimmerman's violations include drinking alcohol and possession ?reman. He was discovered face up In the middle of a road after Low passing out ?'om drinking alcohol. In his possession was a Smith and a Medium Wesson handgun which he could not explain how he had obtained the ?rearm. His behavior has become more dangerous to himself and the 9 community. CORFEC: TEHE Zimmerman is in need of AODA treannent. It is recommended Law a a C0 ll'Zimmerman attend while 1n con?nement and pursue treatment through Medium the VA when he is discharged. High HOLD THE T0 ACCOUNT Zimmerman is a convicted felon and was in possession of a ?rearm. (Not deprecrate the seriousness violation) Failing to revoke would depreciate the senousness of the behavior. Medium High ALTERNATIVE CONSIDERED (Narrative shall address the speci?c alternatives considered or previoUst attempted including: Alternative to revocation, formal or informal counselingmvamings with amended rules, electronic monitoring. treatment programs. court modi?cation with jail and other alternatives.) On 07/23/ 14 Agent Emily Umbreit and CPS Vonda Benson staffed Zimmerman?s violations and potential Zimmerman had approximately 5 pending cases along with his current violations. Outpatient treatment, formal and informal warnings and amending rules were discussed and found to be inappropriate due to the seriousness of his violatioos. Agent Umbreit looked into VA AODA-Impatient programs which Zimmerman would be eligible to participate in. The VA had only been able to offer AODA outpatient programing. This was also staffed with CPS Vonda Benson and found to be inappropriate due to his recent behavior and the seriousness of his violations. RECOMMENDATION: Finding no alternative to revocation which is suf?cient to achieve the purposes of supervision. the Department of Corrections recommends revocation of supervision. in order to: Protect the public Provide treatment. which is best provided in a con?ned setting Not depreciate the seriousness of the violation(s) JAIL CONFINEMENT CREDIT (Include Intensive Sanctions con?nement credit) DATE PLACED tN cusroov on THIS aevocanon 07/22/14 OTHER HOLD ORDERS ISSUED DURING CURRENT NONE COURT CASE DATE CONFINED DATE RELEASED DATE CONFINED DATE RELEASED a . mu .342: z. a, . .mra SANCTION CREDIT NONE COURT CASE DATE commune DATE RELEASED DATE RELEASED OTHER CREDIT (ATR to InstitutionlCenter system, out-of?state, etc.) NONE COURT CASE DATE CONFINED DATE RELEASED DATE DATE RELEASED PROBATION CASES ONLY CONFINEMENT IN COUNTY JAIL AS A CONDITION OF PROBATION: NONE COURT CASE it DATE CONFINED DATE RELEASED DATE CONFINED DATE RELEASED SENTENCE CREDIT SHOWN ON COURT ORDER: (List each case separately.) NONE Case 140535 Total Days 2 Case Total Days Case Total Days RECOMMENDATION FOR SENTENCING (Include Restitution and other Court Obligations still owed. For Felony Withheld Sentences include recommendations for CIP and ERP.) The Department of Corrections is recommending Jacob Zimmerman be sentenced to 6 months in Adams County ail in case 14CF35. He has paid all court ordered ?nancial obligations. The Department of Corrections is recommending Jacob Zimmerman be sentenced to 6 months in Adams County Jail in case This sentence to be served concurrent to He has paid all coin?: ordered ?nancial obligations. PAROLE GAS ES ONLY REINCARCERATION RECOMMENDATION FOR NEW LAWIGOOD TIME FORFEETURE FOR OLD LAW CATEGORY OF VIOLATION I in NEW LAW Code 311.14) TIME AVAILABLE FOR REINCARCERATION: CASE YEARS MONTHS CASE YEARS MONTHS AGENT RECOMMENDATION FOR REINCARCERATION: CASE YEARS CASE YEARS [:lcs Doc DAYS CASE til [Ice [Ice DAYS MONTHS MONTHS CASE DAYS DAYS JUSTEFICATEON FOR RECOMMENDATION [1 The nature and severity of the original offense; the client?s institutional conduct record; the client's conduct and behavior while on parole; the period of reincarceration that would be consistent with the goals and objectives of ?eld supervision under Chapter and the period of reincarceration that is necessary to protect the public from the client's further criminal activity, to prevent depreciation of the seriousness of the violation, or to provide a con?ned correctional treatment setting which the client needs. ADDITIONAL MITIGATING ORAGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES OLD LAW (AD Code 311.13) TIME AVAIDABLE FOR El 03 CC CASE YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE a AGENT FOR REINCARCERATION: CASE YEARS MONTHS DAYS if V1245 DC: tr?nagnl'ruc: SHOULD coco BE EARNED ON FORFEITED (Applies only when violation occurred after lviR date; automatic it prior to MR.) Yes No JUSTIFICATION FOR RECOMMENDATION The nature and severity of the original offense; . . . . . ?ff: ASCII- COLT: the cilents institutional conduct record. ?mac-E CCEUEEJTK LI.) the client's conduct and behavior while on parole; the amount of time left before mandatory reiease if the client is a-discretionary release parolee; whether forfeiture wouid be consistent with the goals and objectives of ?eld supervision under Chapter whether forfeiture is necessary to protect the public from the ciient?s further criminal activity, to prevent depreciation of the seriousness of the vioiation, or to provide a con?ned correctional treatment setting which the ciient needs; and other mitigating or aggravating circumstances. El ADDITIONAL MITIGATING OR AGGRAVATING RESTITUTION AND OTHER COURT OBLIGATIONS STILL OWED EXTENDED SUPERVISION CASES ONLY i193: 973.15 (2m) Revocation in multiple sentence cases. if a person is serving concurrent determinate sentences and extended supervision is revoked in each case, or if a person is serving a determinate sentence concurrent with an indeterminate sentence and both extended supervision and parole are revoked, the person shall concurrently serve any periods of confinement in prison required under those sentences under 302.110) 30111249) or 302.1149} 973.131 (3) That the person will be subject to certain conditions while on release to extended supervision, and that violation of any of those conditions may result in the person being returned to prison, as provided under s. 302.113 (9). FOR TRUTH 1N SENTENCING LAW CATEGORY OF VIOLATION [l I It TRUTH IN SENTENCING Tll'le AVAILABLE FOR El CS CC CASE YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE El CS [3 CC CASE a YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE CS [1 cc CASE YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE CS cc CASE a YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE a AGENT RECOMMENDATTON FOR RECONFINEMENT: CASE YEARS MONTHS DAYS CASE . YEARS MONTHS OAYS CASE YEARS . MONTHS DAYS CASE YEARS MONTHS . DAYS CASE 3: YEARS MONTHS DAYS FOR RECOMMENDATION The nature and severity of the original offense; the client's institutional conduct record; the client's conduct and behavior while on extended supervision; the period of reincarceration that would be consistent with the goals and objectives of ?eld supervision under Chapter and the period of reincarceration that is necessary to protect the public from the offender?s further criminal activity, to prevent depreciation of the seriousness of the violation, or to provide a con?ned correctional treatment setting which the offender needs. ADDITIONAL MITIGATING OR AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES AND OTHER COURT OBLIGATIONS STILL OWED NOTE: The court may not order confinement time-as a condition of extended supervision per State v. Larson, 2003 App 235. DATE OF AGENT AND CASE REVIEW DATE SIGNED I I 07/23! 14 9/12/35?. C?Ciri-i? ?i 4 {.313 Cr??wr?. a STATE OF WISCONSIN COURT BRANCH 3 MONROE i. JNTY For O?icial Use Only State of Wisconsin vs. Jacob S. Zimmerman Judgment of conviction t: Sentence Withheld, Probation 0rd Bred 04-29-2014 Cleric of Circuit Court Date of Birth: i2?25?1981 Case No. ?mm W1 List Aliases: AKA Jacob Steven Zimmerman; AKA Jacob Stephen Zimmerman The defendant was found guilty-of the following crime(s): Date(s) Trial Date(s) Ct. Description Violation Plea Severity Committed To Convicted 2 Penalty?Theft if Value <=$25001 Theft?Movable Property <=$2500 Guilty Misd. A 02-04-2014 04-25-2014 On or about February 4, 2014 1T l8 ADJUDG ED that the defendant is guilty as convicted and sentenced as follows: Ct. Sent. Date Sentence Length Agency Comments 2 04?25?2014 . Probation, Sent Withheld 1 YR Department of Corrections Conditions of Sentence or Probation Obligations: (T otai amounts only) - Mandatory - Attorney Joint and Several VictimlWit. 5% Rest. DNA Ana}. Fine Court Costs Fees Restitution Other Surcharge . Surcharge Surcharge 10.00 163.00 13.00 67.00 Conditions Ct. Condition Comments 2 Costs . Bond from 14'3ng to be appiied ?rst to costs in 1461344 . and then to costs in 14CF43. . 2 Other Defendant to Write letter of apology to victim and provide to agent. Participate in victim offender mediation if requested by victim. Continue treatment at VA, or wherever referred by them, until completed. Take medications as prescribed. Comply with any conditions, assessments or no contacts per agent. Defendant to pay supervision fees as determined by the Department of Corrections. DEFENDANT DAYELSENENCE CREDIT Psoearion iS '9 my. Pursuant to ??973.01 (3g) and (3m) Wisconsin Statutes, the court determines the following: .. The Defendant is is not eiigibie forthe Challenge incarceration Program. rThe Defendant is is not nil: eligible forthe Substance Abuse Program. ?3 . 555?s:- - 08l2011 Judgment of Conviction. DOC 20. (08f2007) Statutes This form shall not be modified. It may be supplemented with additional materialhe i. COURT BRANCH 3 MONROE For O?iciai Use Oniy STATE OF State of Wisconsin vs. Jacob S. Zimmerman Date of Biith: 12?25?1981 The following charges were Dismissed but Read in Judgment of Conviction Sentence Withheld1 Probation Ordered Case No. 2OMCF000035 FILED 04-29-2014 Clerk of Circuit Court Monroe Counts W1 Dat?e(S) Date(s) Ct. Description Violation Plea Severity Committed Readln i Bail Jumping-Felony FelonyH 02-04-2014 04?25-2014 - is ADJUDGED that 0 days sentence credit are due pursuant to 973.155, Wisconsin Statutes 1T 18 ORDERED that the Sheriff shall deliver the defendant into the custody of the Department. Distribution: J. David Rice. Judge Lindsey Menebroeker. District Attorney Kenneth J. Hamm, Defense Attorney Monroe CountyJail Sparta Probation 1' i 08.12015 Judgment of Conviction, DOC 20. (08(2007) This form shall not be modified. It may be supp BY THE COURT: Eiecironicaily signed by J. David Rice, Circuit Judge Circuit Court JudgeJClerldDeputy Clerk 'April 29, 2014 Date I . 73:25?5th 939.50, 939.51, 972.13. Cheater sts?flilisconsin Statutes iemented with additional material. Page 2 of 2