Outstanding Warrant Arrest Leads to Further Charges After Culprit Refused Arrest

By Jake Litman Dec 19, 2022 | 12:33 PM

(KWNO)- On Sunday, December 18th, Winona Police Department went to the 450 block of E 8th street in order to arrest a Joshoua Deppe, 29 of Winona, due to a felony probation violation warrant.

According to WPD, officers knocked on the door of the home of Deppe when Deppe then opened the door, exchanged a look with the officer and sprinted back into the apartment to hide.

The WPD says that Deppe locked himself in a room inside his home and refused to come out.

Officers say that Deppe was heard saying, “come get your s*** wrecked” to Officers while refusing them entry into the room.

Officers say that Deppe’s mother was assisting the officers and gave an officer a butter knife in order to break the lock on the door to where Deppe was hiding.

Once WPD was able to break the lock, they saw Deppe with his back to the wall, holding a medium sized pipe.

Officers were able to taser Deppe and safely arrest him on the outstanding felony probation warrant. They also added obstruction of justice to his charges.

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