Bruce made me believe that working at Duck Creek would be a catalyst for my career. I never thought much of it because it was the customer service business and some of that is just expected,” she writes. “Early after I met Bruce, he would make inappropriate comments, some of which were sexual in nature. We have removed some parts that discuss employees that were not involved directly in the investigation.

We have not changed grammar, punctuation or spelling from the statement. Some names and places have been redacted from the statement given by the woman. She said Bruce began to recruit her for a restaurant manager job at Duck Creek. She said he typically visited the restaurant by himself. She gave a statement saying she had been hired at Duck Creek Kitchen by Pofahl, who had been a regular customer at a restaurant where she used to work. On May 6, detectives met with the woman who had filed the order against Pofahl. As always, a big thank you to the community for their continued support and patience while this incident was investigated.” Another big thank you to all the investigators who put hundreds of manpower hours into bringing closure to this investigation. “Specifically the BRSO officers who tried life-saving measures on the victims inside all while the suspect’s location was still unknown, and the City of GB Officers who stopped the threat and performed life saving measures to the victim outside. “The BRSO would like to acknowledge the bravery of all the officers involved, our men and women ran towards danger while others ran for safety in the chaos,” reads a statement from the Sheriff’s Office. We will continue to update this breaking news story. Action 2 News is working to go through those documents and provide links to the public.

On Thursday, investigators released hundreds of pages of documents related to their investigation. Pofahl died as a result of the officer involved shooting,” reads the Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation report. Brian Jordan, Officer Benjamin Snyder and Officer Makayla Wolfe of the Green Bay Police Department located Pofahl in the north parking lot of the Casino, at which time Pofahl pointed a handgun at the officers and the officers fired at Pofahl multiple times striking Pofahl.

BROWN COUNTY HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION REPORT:.

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