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Three more heroin arrests in Weyauwega

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Police took an infant into protective custody after the mother overdosed on heroin.

Three Weyauwega residents were subsequently arrested on drug-related felony charges.

Alisha L. Feltz, 23, is charged with possession of heroin, child neglect, three counts of felony bail jumping and carrying a concealed weapon.

Dillan J. Young, 24, is charged with delivery and possession of heroin, drug trafficking and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Allisa J. Guyette, 21, is charged with drug trafficking, possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia.

On Nov. 16, 2015, Feltz was in court on a charge of delivery of heroin. She was released from custody on a $5,000 signature bond with the condition that she no possess any drugs and not commit any crimes.

Shortly after 1:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15, Weyauwega Police Chief Gerold Poltrock responded to a call from the Weyauwega BP station that a woman was in a parked car, unconscious, not breathing and without a pulse.

When Poltrock arrived, paramedics were treating the woman, later identified as Feltz. They administered Narcan and about one minute later she opened her eyes. She was then taken to the hospital in Waupaca.

Wisconsin State Trooper Kendi Linjer reported finding a needle and a bindle of heroin in Feltz’s pocket.

Guyette, who had been driving the car in which Feltz was found, reportedly said Feltz had injected heroin at her house a short time earlier. She also told police that Feltz’s child was still at the house.

Poltrock and other officers then went to Guyette’s home. Young answered the door. Police reported that Young appeared to have fresh needle marks in his right arm.

Cpl. Adam Rogge found a 2-month-old infant in a car seat on the living room floor. He also found a small metal container with liquid residue, four folded pieces of aluminum foil, two used cotton swabs and five used syringes in the living room.

According to the criminal complaint, Feltz, Guyette and Young injected heroin. Guyette nodded off, then came to and noticed that Feltz’s lips were blue and she was not talking.

Young and Guyette then carried Feltz to her car and Guyette attempted to drive Feltz to the hospital in Waupaca. By the time she had travelled four blocks, Feltz’s condition had worsened, so Guyette pulled into the BP parking lot and called 911.

After Feltz was examined and released from the hospital, she was taken to the county jail for questioning.

Feltz reportedly told investigators that Young and Guyette gave her a bindle of heroin in exchange for her allowing them to use her car to go to Green Bay to buy heroin.

Feltz’s infant was also taken to the hospital for examination and medically cleared before being placed in protective custody.

Young denied dealing heroin from his apartment. Young remains in custody on a $10,000 cash bond.

Feltz was released from jail on Tuesday, Jan. 19, on a $10,000 signature bond.

On Nov. 16, 2015, Feltz was in court on a charge of delivery of heroin. She was released from custody on a $5,000 signature bond with the condition that she no possess any drugs and not commit any crimes.

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