Jeremy Wondrachek appears in Brown County court via Zoom, January 27, 2023. PC: Fox 11 Online
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — A second suspect in a bowling alley burglary was sentenced Friday to five years in prison.
Jeremy Wondrachek, 45, was previously convicted of burglary.
Before the sentence was issued, Wondrachek apologized for his actions, saying he was too immature then to deal with problems in life.
“I thought I had myself on the right path, the right direction, and unfortunately I deceived myself and others. And I would just like to apologize to the victims and to the community that entrusted me to be back out there – and I failed them again as well as myself,” Wondrachek said.
Judge Tammy Jo Hock noted the extensive damage caused, and how the insurance didn’t cover all of the damage for the business. She also noted his extensive prior criminal record.
Besides the initial prison term, Hock placed Wondrachek on extended supervision for five years. His restitution amount has not been determined yet.
Earlier, Andrew Krombholz was sentenced to six years in prison for his role in the case. Krombholz also must pay restitution of $18,957.
The two burglarized CZ’s Bushville Lanes in January 2021. An ATM, gaming machines, a jukebox and other items were damaged, plus lottery tickets, cash, cash registers and other items were taken during the two-hour spree.
Both men are currently in prison from convictions in other cases. Wondrachek’s sentence for the bowling alley will be served after his current sentence.
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