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Sentenced: Matthew Utecht Slammed A Child's Head Into A Toy Box For Throwing Away His Weed

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A West Salem man was charged Thursday after a June 2020 incident of child abuse.

Matthew Utecht, 35, appeared in La Crosse County Circuit court on the charge of physical abuse of a child/intentionally causing bodily harm.

According to the criminal complaint, Utecht, who has previously been charged with domestic abuse and bail jumping, slammed a child's head into a toy box on June 13, 2020, leaving the victim with a laceration requiring staples.

A woman in the household says she was in another room and heard screaming and crying coming from the kitchen. Utecht admitted to slamming the child's head into the toy box after becoming angry at the child for discarding marijuana that Utecht had put in a cereal bowl. The woman took the child to the hospital but told staff the child had fallen and hit his head, telling police she was fearful to tell the truth due to Utecht's violent actions.

A young family member who did not witness the incident told investigators Utecht was verbally abusive to the minors in the family and threatened to "beat their ass."

Another child said Utecht had previously kicked, punched and slapped him and stated, "He loves to beat me." The child also stated Utecht "threw (the victim) into the toy box and cracked his head open," per the criminal complaint.
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West Salem man charged with child abuse, victim required staples for head wound

A West Salem man was charged Thursday after a June 2020 incident of child abuse.
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Perhaps he should be living elsewhere, a dark smelly cage where he will not have to come into contact with any other humans or animals! If it was so important to him he should have put it in a place where no child would find it! Another easily irritated worthless git , crack his walnut case open then throw him in the cage!
 
Seriously? Seriously?!? Fucking probation for deliberately cracking a child’s head open bc of drugs. Dumb shit mom and kids testify to his violent temper, he also skips out on bail, and as a deterrent to all of these he given probation. WTF?!?
Maybe the judge shared a bowl with him before sentencing.
 
GoneWest said:
Seriously? Seriously?!? Fucking probation for deliberately cracking a child’s head open bc of drugs. Dumb shit mom and kids testify to his violent temper, he also skips out on bail, and as a deterrent to all of these he given probation. WTF?!?
Maybe the judge shared a bowl with him before sentencing.
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May be the judge's best customer.
No excuse for treating the child that way...
No excuse for judge not sentencing him to jail.
 

La Crosse County Case Number 2020CF000613 State of Wisconsin vs. Matthew J Utecht​


Defendant owes the court: $0.00

Count no.StatuteDescriptionSeverityDisposition
1946.49(1)(b)Bail Jumping-FelonyFelony HGuilty Due to Guilty Plea
Modifier:968.075(1)(a)Domestic Abuse

On 12-06-2021 the following was ordered:​

Sentence
Probation, Sent Withheld

Time
2 Years


OtherUndergo Domestic Abuse assessment and follow-through with any treatment recommended Comply with any other programming recommended by the PO Pay Crime Lab and Drug Assessment fee of $13 (see 'other' above) All Court-ordered financial obligations shall be paid directly to the La Crosse County Clerk of Court. If the defendant is not able to pay the amount in full, the first payment shall be made within 90 days with monthly payments to follow Pay DOC Supervision fees - to be paid directly to the Dept of Corrections Credit for 6 days if probation is ever revoked The Court may grant an early discharge after 18 months following the successful completion of the conditions of this Court Order, adherence to the rules of supervision, and upon the recommendation of the PO If probation is revoked or discharged with outstanding financial obligations, a civil judgment shall be entered against the defendant in favor of resititution victims and/or govermental entities for the balance due. All available enforcement actions will be used to collect the debt
 
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