2 charged after cocaine and marijuana seized in Fond du Lac raid
Fond du Lac police and a regional drug unit raided a 6th Street residence on January 16, 2026, seizing cocaine, marijuana, cash and paraphernalia and arresting Willie Davis and Jesse Seltrecht. Both men were charged with drug trafficking and possession counts, held on $15,000 cash bond with preliminary hearings set for March 3.
🇺🇸 255 1/2 6th Street, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin · Wisconsin, United States
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Arrested
2
Charged
2
Agencies
Fond du Lac Police Department, Lake Winnebago Area Metropolitan Enforcement Group Drug Unit
The Fond du Lac Police Department and the Lake Winnebago Area Metropolitan
Enforcement Group Drug Unit executed a search warrant at 255 1/2 6th Street as
part of an investigation into illegal drug sales.[1]Officers seized U.S.
currency, cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia from the residence.[1]Two
people — 50-year-old Willie Davis and 37-year-old Jesse Seltrecht — were
arrested and taken to the Fond du Lac County Jail.[1]Both men were taken into
custody on probation or parole holds and transported to the Fond du Lac County
Jail.[2]
Two people are facing charges after the drug bust in Fond du Lac.[1]On
Thursday, Davis was charged.[1]His listed charges included possession with
intent to deliver THC (200-1,000 grams).[1]Seltrecht was charged with
possession with intent to deliver cocaine (1-5 grams) as a second and subsequent
offense.[1]All of the charges carried party-to-a-crime modifiers.[3]
Both men made initial appearances in Fond du Lac County Court on Friday, where
cash bond was set at $15,000 each and preliminary hearings were scheduled for
March 3.[2]Fond du Lac police Lieutenant Nicholas Hahn said illegal drug
activity poses a serious threat to community safety and that the operation
showed the department would take decisive action against traffickers.[1]
Photos and video
Police handout photos of Willie Davis and Jesse Seltrecht published with the report. Photo: Fond du Lac Police DepartmentPhoto details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
2
Charged
2
Agencies
Fond du Lac Police Department; Lake Winnebago Area Metropolitan Enforcement Group Drug Unit
Agency type
Police, Anti-narcotics agency
Setting
Home
Charges
possession with intent to deliver cocaine (1-5 grams); maintaining a drug trafficking place; possession with intent to deliver THC (200-1,000 grams); possession of amphetamine/LSD/psilocin; possession of THC; possession of drug paraphernalia
Case stage
Charged
Region
Wisconsin
Sources
WLUKfox11online.com2 charged, cocaine and marijuana seized in Fond du Lac drug trafficking bust
WBAYwbay.comTwo people arrested in Fond du Lac after investigation into illegal drug sales
Open questions the AI reported
No weight was published for the seized marijuana or cocaine, so no cannabis kilogram figure is recorded; the 200-1,000 grams in the THC charge is a statutory range, not a seized amount.
No cash amount or value estimate was published for the seized currency.
WBAY gives Seltrecht's age as 47 while the other two outlets say 37; this report uses 37.
The March 3 preliminary hearing year was not stated and no verdict or later court outcome has been reported.
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