From shoplifting to heroin
A Waupaca man with three pending criminal cases now faces a heroin charge.
Daryl M. Court, 24, Waupaca, is charged with delivery of heroin and misdemeanor bail jumping.
On Nov. 13, a confidential informant (CI) working with Waupaca County sheriff’s deputies arranged to meet Court at the Burger King parking lot in Waupaca to buy heroin.
Detective Sgt. Julie Thobaben and Deputies Pat McClone and Tim Myers provided the CI with $180 in pre-recorded currency and set up surveillance at the Burger King.
According to the criminal complaint, the officers saw the CI drive into the parking lot, park his vehicle, walk over to a dark green Ford Explorer and speak with the front seat passenger.
McClone identified the passenger as Court.
The CI left the parking lot, met with Myers and Thobaben and gave them a gem pack with suspected heroin.
The CI noticed the amount of heroin seemed short for $180. He called Court and complained. Court reportedly said he was sorry and would give the CI more heroin at a later time.
The call between Court and the CI was recorded, the complaint says.
On April 17, Court was charged with four misdemeanor counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. He was released from custody on a $1,000 signature bond with the condition that he not possess any illegal substances.
On May 5, he was charged with three counts of obstructing an officer, four counts of misdemeanor bail jumping and one count each of disorderly conduct and misdemeanor bail jumping.
Court was released from custody on a $2,000 signature bond with the conditions that he not possess any weapons, not possess any illegal substances or drug paraphernalia and comply with the recommendations of the Department of Health and Human Services.
On Oct. 14, Court was charged with retail theft and misdemeanor bail jumping. He was released on a $1,000 signature bond with the condition that he not go to the Kwik Trip on West Fulton Street in Waupaca.
On Dec. 22, Court failed to make a scheduled court appearance. A warrant was issued for his arrest.
He is currently in the Outagamie County jail, where he was arrested on Dec. 20 and later charged with retail theft, obstructing an officer and misdemeanor bail jumping.
So he was let out THREE TIMES before???? Gotta love Waupaca County! Maybe lock him up with NO BAIL this time. He doesn’t deserve to get out again if he’s dealing heroin.
Taylor Martin
Ha…loser
throw away the keys.
It’s easy to get, distribute, cheap and addictive as hell
It’s because a lot of them are addicted to pain meds that are prescribed like OxyContin and heroin is cheaper. Opiate addiction is one of the worst ones Kevin Suprise
Let’s keep giving these druggies a slap on the hand……
Maybe instead of the state giving away free money to everyone who dosn’t deserve it they could have more programs to help ppl with there addictions and it’s not only drugs it alcholol and so on.It’s easy for all of you losers who sit at home taking this free money to cut someone down for there mistakes ppl who you probably don’t know.Go get a job and be a real american or tell your mother,father,brother,sister or anyone else that you know including yourself to stop making it so easy for ppl to get these drugs and ruining there life or ending it.