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Rock County public record lists multiple felony charges including child sexual assault and child enticement

A Rock County public record released Sept. 12 details a series of arrests and formal felony charges ranging from alleged first-degree child sexual assault to multiple counts of bail jumping, child enticement and stalking.

Rock County public record lists multiple felony charges including child sexual assault and child enticement
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The Rock County public record published Sept. 12 lists a string of arrests that have since resulted in formal felony charges, including allegations of first-degree child sexual assault, child enticement and multiple counts of bail jumping.

Overview of the charges

The document catalogs individuals arrested in recent weeks and the felony counts filed against them. Among the most serious charges are allegations that one person committed first-degree child sexual assault and incest at a county campground and another is accused of grooming and enticing a child for sexual activity. Several people are listed on multiple counts of bail jumping; other charges include stalking, tampering with a GPS tracking device and attempting to flee or elude an officer.

  • First-degree child sexual assault and incest were alleged in a case tied to Blackhawk Campground, with the accused identified as Eric Rybski, 47.
  • Child enticement and grooming of a child for sexual activity, along with a bail-jumping count, were listed against Jontae Wynder, 26.
  • Multiple individuals were booked on repeated counts of bail jumping, including people from Janesville, Evansville and elsewhere.

Selected entries from the record

Below is a condensed table of notable entries from the Rock County filing. The list is not exhaustive but reflects the range of charges noted in the public record.

Name Age Alleged charge(s) Reported date/location
Eric Rybski 47 First-degree child sexual assault (sexual intercourse with a child under age 13); incest Sept. 3 — Blackhawk Campground, Rock County
Jontae Wynder 26 Child enticement; grooming of a child for sexual activity; felony bail jumping Aug. 8 — Kwik Trip, Janesville
Shannon Curley 54 Felony bail jumping Sept. 4 — Town of Center
Daniel Johnson 28 Felony bail jumping Aug. 5 — Janesville
Christopher Dorris 36 Misdemeanor battery — domestic abuse (repeater); disorderly conduct — domestic abuse (repeater) Sept. 5 — Janesville
Richard Van Zuiden 53 Tampering with a GPS tracking device July 13 — Brodhead area
Brandon Huber 29 Attempting to flee or elude an officer Sept. 5 — Crystal Springs and Red Cedar Drive, Town of Janesville

Patterns and local implications

The entries show multiple instances of repeat offenses related to bail conditions and alleged crimes against children, which can strain local court and social-service resources. The public record also documents incidents spanning several municipalities within Rock County — Janesville, Evansville, Brodhead and the Town of Center — underscoring the geographic spread of these arrests.

Public-record listings like this serve as an official notification of charges filed; they are not statements of guilt. Each person named faces the legal process, which will determine outcomes in courts of law. The listing does not provide details of ongoing investigations beyond the charges and locations reported.

Law enforcement and county officials typically release these records to inform the public about criminal filings and to provide transparency about the administration of justice. Anyone seeking additional details or updates on case status should consult Rock County court records or contact the appropriate local agencies for confirmation.

As the cases proceed, prosecutors may file additional counts, plea negotiations may occur, and judges will set case schedules for arraignment, pretrial hearings and potential trials. For now, the Sept. 12 public record offers a snapshot of recent charging decisions in Rock County and highlights several serious allegations that will move through the county’s judicial system.

Elijah Ferreira
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