×

Winona Man Arrested for Possession and Stolen Vehicle

By Jake Litman Dec 19, 2022 | 12:24 PM

(KWNO)- Yesterday at approximately 7:34 a.m. the Winona Police Department responded to a report indicating a male was slumped over in his vehicle located at the east end boat harbor.

When Officers arrived, they found the male, Christopher Ozmun, of Winona, awake and responsive.

Upon investigation, Officers discovered the vehicle did not belong to Ozmun and contacted the owner of the vehicle, who said no one was supposed to be driving it and was unaware it had been stolen.

Ozmun admitted to officers that the vehicle did not belong to him.

According to WPD, the officers recognized Ozmun because they received reports the day prior that he had been peering into multiple car windows.

Furthermore, upon arresting Ozmun, officers discovered 1.6 grams of methamphetamines and multiple hypodermic needles in Ozmun’s backpack. Officers also discovered more car keys in the backpack.

Officers learned that the stolen keys in Ozmun’s backpacked belonged to a victim that had reported a robbery in their apartment just a day before this incident.

Ozmun was arrested on possession of a stolen vehicle and 5th degree possession of methamphetamines and hypodermic needles, two separate 5th degree possession charges.

FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!

Activity Stream

KWNO RADIOApril 9, 2025
open lightbox
?? Learn about how to be smart with your finances on the Dollars and Sense podcast from the Leighton Media Podcast Network! In our latest episode catch a conversation between Jason Melillo and Altra Federal Credit Union's Financial Wellness & Youth Strategist Danielle Anderson. ?Look in the comments for a link to the latest episode ⬇
KWNO RADIOApril 7, 2025
open lightbox
More than 500 people came out for the Winona Indivisible 'Hands Off' rally Saturday at Windom Park. The gathering was part of a nationwide day of protest. A post on the Winona Indivisible Facebook page stated, "we sent a clear message to Elon Musk and Donald Trump to keep their hands off things that belong to the people!" An estimated 60,000 people attended a 'Hands Off' rally Saturday at the State Capitol in the St. Paul.
KWNO RADIOApril 7, 2025
Two people are lucky to be alive after a drunk driving crash in Winona. It happened Saturday night near the intersection of 3rd Street and Mechanic Street. According to a Winona Police Spokesperson, 33-year-old Kyle Ostrander was speeding and rolled his vehicle. Officers arriving on the scene suspected Ostrander was intoxicated, and he was arrested. A passenger in the car suffered significant injuries from "deep lacerations on the head" but refused medical treatment. The spokesperson said the car was totaled and he "didn't know how nobody died."