IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE
STATE OF RIDGEWAY
THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY,
Plaintiff,
v.
WISCONSIN_BOYS2,
Defendant.
Docket No. ______
AFFIDAVIT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
I, Senior Trooper sibli57, acknowledge that this is a statement made in support of the
summons or arrest warrant of Wisconsin_Boys2, pursuant to Rid. R. Crim. P. 3(f)(2). The facts
and information in this statement are based upon my training, experience, participation in
investigations, personal knowledge and observations, and the observation of other investigators
involved in this investigation. This statement contains the information necessary to support
probable cause for criminal information and is not intended to include every fact and matter
observed by me.
I. INTRODUCTION
1. I am a Senior Trooper with the Ridgeway State Police, and I have been employed as such
since 10/04/2026.
2. I have been a certified police officer through the Law Enforcement Training Center since
3/31/2024, and have received training on identifying probable cause.
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3. Based on the information and evidence gathered during the course of this investigation, I
have probable cause to believe that Wisconsin_Boys2 has committed the following
offenses:
a. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell;
b. R.C.C. § 4.10 - ATM Fraud;
c. R.C.C. § 4.02 - Possession of tools used for theft;
d. R.C.C. § 4.04 - Grand Theft.
II. PROBABLE CAUSE
4. On 4/27/2026, I detained the defendant for having an in-game Search Warrant.
5. After detaining the defendant, I transported them to the RCSO Headquarters near Palmer
to execute the search warrant in accordance with State law and department policy.
6. I performed the search on all vehicles belonging to the defendant, and discovered
numerous quantities of firearms and ammunition:
a. A Para 17 handgun;
b. Two Stetson M2-A automatic rifles;
c. Two Micro submachine guns;
d. Two units of traceable cash;
e. Multiple units of 9mm ammunition;
f. Four lockpicks;
g. Five units of military files; and,
h. Multiple units of 5.56 ammunition
7. I know that the various firearms and ammunition possessed by the defendant to be illegal
because they did not have a valid RFLID, AFL, or authorized to carry a Para 17 handgun
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in a civilian capacity. This was corroborated based on their status as a tourist, which
restricts them from possessing any weapons or firearms, including ammunition.
8. Having possessed more than 10 ammunition, I have reason to believe the defendant is in
violation of R.C.C. § 5.02.
9. Based on the fact that the defendant had both military files, traceable cash, and lockpicks
within their control and custody, I have reason to believe the defendant stole these items,
which are all valued to be at more than $500. Specifically, traceable cash can only be
generated from an ATM and I therefore also conclude that the defendant tampered with,
and broke into an ATM.
III. STATUTORY DEFINITIONS
10. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell is defined by State law
as any person who possesses a combined ten or more firearms or ammunition which are
illegal for that person to be in possession of:
a. During the execution of the lawfully authorized search warrant, I recovered
approximately one Para 17 handgun, 2 Stetson M2-A automatic rifles, 2 Micro
submachine guns from various vehicles owned by the defendant.
b. I also recovered approximately 15 units of 9mm ammunition, 3 PI 9mm
ammunition, and 15 units of 5.56 ammunition.
c. Based on my training and experience, and records available to me at the time, the
defendant did not possess a valid Ridgeway Firearms License (RFLID) and was
therefore not legally authorized to possess any firearm or ammunition.
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d. There is no way the defendant could have legally possessed any of these firearms
and ammunition because he is a Tourist, and unable to hold an RFLID.
e. The quantity of ammunition and firearms recovered—well in excess of the
statutory threshold of ten—combined with the defendant’s lack of lawful
authorization, demonstrates that the defendant knowingly stockpiled illegal
ammunition.
f. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant unlawfully
possessed ten or more illegal ammunition in violation of R.C.C. § 5.02.
11. R.C.C. § 4.10 - ATM Fraud is defined by State law as any person who tampers with an
automatic teller machine or successfully steals money from an automatic teller machine.
a. During the execution of a lawfully authorized search warrant on the defendant’s
vehicles, I recovered two (2) units of traceable cash.
b. Based on my training and experience, traceable cash is a unique item not available
through ordinary financial transactions and is only generated and dispensed
during the unlawful tampering with an automated teller machine.
c. The recovered items were located within the defendant’s vehicle, demonstrating
that it was within the defendant’s custody and control.
d. Additionally, during the same search, I recovered four (4) lockpicks. Based on my
training and experience, lockpicks are tools commonly used to unlawfully access
secured property.
e. The presence of traceable cash—known to originate exclusively from ATM
theft—and the possession of tools commonly used to facilitate unlawful entry,
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forms a consistent set of facts indicating involvement in unlawful activity
targeting ATMs.
f. Based on the totality of these circumstances, I believe the defendant knowingly
possessed proceeds derived from an ATM theft and had the means to facilitate
such unlawful activity.
g. Based on these facts, I further believe that the defendant either directly
participated in, or was involved in, the unlawful tampering with or theft from an
automated teller machine that resulted in the generation of the recovered currency.
h. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant committed ATM
fraud by unlawfully obtaining money from an automated teller machine, in
violation of R.C.C. § 4.10.
12. R.C.C. § 4.02 - Unlawful possession of tools used for theft is defined by State law as any
person who possesses a tool which is used exclusively for theft, including lockpicks.
a. During the search, I recovered four (4) lockpicks from a Red Rampart - ZGK687.
b. Based on my training and experience, lockpicks are tools commonly and
primarily used to unlawfully gain access to locked property and are recognized as
tools used for theft under State law.
c. The location of the lockpicks in the defendant’s vehicles demonstrates that it was
knowingly stored and possessed by the defendant.
d. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant unlawfully
possessed a tool used for theft, in violation of R.C.C. § 4.02.
13. R.C.C. § 4.04 - Grand Theft is defined by State law as any person who steals an item
which is valued to be $500 or more.
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a. During the execution of a lawfully authorized search warrant on the defendant’s
vehicles, I recovered 5 (5) units of military files.
b. Based on my training and experience, military files are unique items not available
to civilians and are only generated and dispensed from inside the Ridgeway
National Guard base.
c. The recovered items were located within the defendant’s vehicle, demonstrating
that it was within the defendant’s custody and control.
d. Additionally, during the same search, I recovered four (4) lockpicks. Based on my
training and experience, lockpicks are tools commonly used to unlawfully access
secured property.
e. The presence of military files—known to originate exclusively from raiding the
RNG base—and the possession of tools commonly used to facilitate unlawful
entry, forms a consistent set of facts indicating involvement in unlawful activity
trespassing onto a military installation and stealing items.
f. Based on the totality of these circumstances, I believe the defendant knowingly
took military files and had the means to facilitate such unlawful activity.
g. Based on my experience, military files can be sold for up to $10,000 to illegal
dealers around the county.
h. Accordingly, there is probable cause to believe the defendant committed Grand
Theft by unlawfully stealing military files, in violation of R.C.C. § 4.10.
IV. EVIDENCE
(S) Exhibit A
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Link to evidence—
Wisconsin_Boys2
Provided by—
sibli57
Recording of the search.
(S) Exhibit B
Link to evidence—
Search Warrant Receipt - Wisconsin_Boys…
Provided by—
sibli57
Search warrant receipt.
V. CONCLUSIONS AS TO PROBABLE CAUSE FOR A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
14. Based on the above factual allegations, it is the belief of the undersigned affiant that
probable cause exists that Wisconsin_Boys2 has violated:
a. R.C.C. § 5.02 - Unlawful possession of firearms with intent to sell;
b. R.C.C. § 4.10 - ATM Fraud;
c. R.C.C. § 4.02 - Possession of tools used for theft;
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d. R.C.C. § 4.04 - Grand Theft.
Affiant declares under penalty of perjury that everything stated in this document is
true and correct.
Affiant sibli57
Senior Trooper, Special Weapons and Tactics
Ridgeway State Police
Executed:
27/04/2026
Being authorized to prosecute the offenses charged, I approve this information.
Prosecutor Detachment_Result
State Attorney, Criminal Division
Ridgeway Department of Justice
Executed:
28/04/2026
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