Crime & Safety
Oak Creek Man Busted In Drug Sting
Suspect allegedly sold high-grade marijuana to undercover police on two separate occasions.
A 42-year-old Oak Creek man is facing a felony drug charge after he allegedly sold marijuana to undercover police two different times.
David A. Lewandowski was charged in Milwaukee County Circuit Court Tuesday with one count of delivering a controlled substance. If convicted, he could face up to 3 Β½ years in prison and $10,000 in fines.
According to the criminal complaint:
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Undercover police set up a drug deal with Lewandowski in which they would purchase high-grade marijuana in the parking lot of a tavern near Highway 32 and Old Ryan Road. When they arrived, Lewandowski was standing in the parking lot and wearing a neck brace, and walked to the officer's car and conducted the deal.
The officer set up a second deal with Lewandowski on Dec. 19, agreeing to meet at a gas station on Chicago Road. Lewandowski told the officer he didn't remember him from the last time and wanted to move the deal to .
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He was then taken into custody and admitted to "middling" marijuana sales for a short period of time.
Lewandowski is currently free on $1,000 cash bail.