On January 9, at 11:19 p.m., the Taylor County sheriff’s department responded to one vehicle crash on Hwy 102 in the village of Rib Lake. According to the crash report, the deputy was dispatched to the intersection of Hwy 102 and Mill Lane in the village for an automated report of an accident. Dispatch was able to contact the registered owner/driver of the vehicle, Ezra Graumann, 23, of Chelsea, whose vehicle generated the automatic call. Law enforcement told Graumann to remain on the scene. The deputy arrived on the scene at 11:35 p.m., and observed the white 2017 Ford F150 in the north ditch of Hwy 102 east if Mill Ln. There was airbag deployment in the truck. The deputy also observed a set of tire tracks through the snow that led to the truck. The tracks originated on Hwy 102 in the westbound lane before crossing over the center of the roadway into the eastbound lane of Hwy 102. The tracks were in an S-shaped pattern where it appeared the driver lost control of the vehicle and crossed back into the westbound lane of traffic. The vehicle then left the roadway and hit a sign, damaging the sign in the process, and continued into the north ditch of Hwy 102. The driver of the vehicle did not remain at the scene. The vehicle sustained functional damage. Graumann was cited for operating left of center, failure to keep vehicle under control and failure to file an accident report. TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
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