Full Notification

On 01-29-18 at approximately 2:30 PM, Officers of the Green Bay Police Department investigated what was a later determined to be an armed burglary in the 800 BLK of Dousman St. In the investigation, a female victim left her residence with the suspect and later located an officer on W. Walnut St. The victim stopped her car in the roadway to get the officer’s attention as the suspect exited the car and fled the area. The officer observed the male suspect flee the area with a weapon in his hand.

Officers set up a perimeter in the neighborhood to locate the suspect. Officers from the Brown County Sheriffs Office and Ashwaubenon Public Safety responded to assist with the perimeter as the geographical area was so large.

As this was occurring, officers requested schools to be put on lockdown to ensure no students and or busses would be going into the neighborhood where officers were searching for the suspect. Officers used K9’s to locate the suspect but had negative results. Once the K9 track concluded, the perimeter was released, and officers were dispatched to the schools to be a visual deterrent and to assist with staff with dismissal.

Investigators worked into the night to substantiate the leads and vet the information they got from witnesses and victim. After a thorough investigation, investigators have identified the suspect as Dylan L Wilber, 17 year old Green Bay resident.

Investigators are asking for Wilber to turn himself in. As he is considered armed and dangerous and if anyone sees him, they should not approach him and call your local law enforcement jurisdiction. Wilber’s exact charges are still be determined as the investigation is continuing. However, he is wanted for armed burglary, armed robbery, and possibly more charges.

Those with information relating to the location of Wilber are urged to contact Green Bay Police at 920-448-3208. You can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward by contacting Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers by phone at #920-432-7867, through their website at 432stop.com, or by downloading the P3 tip app through Google Play or the App Store."