BARABOO (WLUK) -- Former campground owner Ann Retzlaff -- already wanted for skipping court in Shawano County -- now faces charges in Sauk County for allegedly filing improper liens against those involved in the foreclosure of the campground in what the criminal complaint calls an act of retaliation.
Retzlaff faces a series of criminal charges related to a May 2021 traffic stop, and additional charges for an April 20 arrest on warrants related to missed court appearances on the first charges. An additional bail jumping charge was filed after allegedly went to Michigan without permission. She has routinely objected to the court's jurisdiction, citing her claims of being a "sovereign citizen." She has been ordered to stand trial but no dates have been set. When she didn't appear in court in January, Marathon County Judge Michael Moran issued a nationwide arrest warrant for her arrest.
Seven charges were filed Friday in Sauk County: five counts of criminal slander of title, and two counts of bail jumping. No court dates have been set, and a Sauk County judge also issued an arrest warrant, court records show.
State law defines the charge of 'criminal slander of title' as:
Any person who submits for filing, entering or recording any lien, claim of lien, lis pendens, writ of attachment, financing statement or any other instrument relating to a security interest in or title to real or personal property, and who knows or should have known that the contents or any part of the...
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