Manhunt suspect Jakubowski nabbed in western Wisconsin

[riversedge]

Source: Milwaukee-Journal Sentinal

James B. Nelson , Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 7:58 a.m. CT April 14, 2017 | Updated 1 minute ago
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Manhunt subject Joseph Jakubowski was taken into custody early Friday in Vernon County, according to a tweet by the Beloit police department.

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Investigators have said Jakubowski mailed a 161-page manifesto to President Donald Trump that contains extensive, rambling screeds against the government and religion. While there are no specific targets listed, he does suggest he’s willing to carry out violent acts. Officials have said Jakubowski doesn’t affiliate himself with any particular political party in the manifesto.

Read more: http://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2017/04/14/reports-manhunt-suspect-jakubowski-nabbed-vernon-county/100457604/

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[7962]

1. Excellent news. Was wondering how long it would be. nt

[riversedge]

6. We here in WI are so relieved he is in custody.

[7962]

8. I bet! I had heard some schools were even closed in the initial area of the search?

A lot of people will rest easier this evening
This guy wasnt hiding ANYTHING he planned or wanted to do

[Judi Lynn]

2. Good news! Now the Gov. can go ahead and hold the egg hunt he suspended,

claiming it was too dangerous since there was a scary guy running around loose.

He apparently thought the lunatic would head straight for the Governor's Mansion, just the way he did.

[elfin]

3. Good one! EOM

[riversedge]

4. The Gov. Mansion is in Madison. I must have missed some news about the

hunt or his suspected whereabouts.??


"He apparently thought the lunatic would head straight for the Governor's Mansion, just the way he did."

[riversedge]

5. Jakubowski writes letters to judges on past charges pleading for second chance He asked for help and

Jakubowski writes letters to judges on past charges pleading for second chance
He asked for help and treament
WISC-TV
12:11 PM, Apr 13, 2017
2:12 PM, Apr 13, 2017



He tells the judge that he wants a chance to prove to the court and society that he could be a “peaceful and trouble-free citizen.” He said to the judge, "If in your mercy you could please give me my freedom with a rope to hang myself, and I will prove to you and the DA, I will use that same rope to save myself.”

He said all he was asking for was help and treatment so this “never happens again.”

He wrote another letter in 2011 asking Rock County Judge Michael Fitzpatrick to amend his domestic violence intervention program order, saying he could not complete it with his work schedule as a construction worker.
He claimed he had not been in any trouble and had turned his life around. That request was denied.

Court records show Jakubowski has faced more than 55 charges since he wrote the letter in 2011, most of them traffic-related.

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[sinkingfeeling]

7. So, is the Easter Egg Roll back on?