Whitewater Man Arrested on Several Tentative Charges, Including OWI, After Friday Night Crash vs. Tree

As the Banner previously reported, on Friday, June 4 the Whitewater Fire Department was called to a single vehicle crash on Millis Road at approximately 9:10 p.m.

Per a statement from the Walworth County Sheriff’s Office, Sergio Alvarez, 35, of 10619 N County Line Rd #71 was arrested on several tentative charges including a fourth drunken driving offense, operating after revocation causing great bodily harm, and failure to install an ignition interlock device. Per the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access website,
the District Attorney’s office had apparently only filed a charge of failure to keep vehicle under control as of the time of Alvarez’s release on bond on Monday. It was indicated that Alvarez had failed to negotiate a curve, hitting a tree with his truck.

There were three passengers in the vehicle, Camillo Martinez Gonzalez, 40, Noe De Jesus Arias Polo, 27, and Adan Graciano Gonzalez, 33. After being treated for initial injuries at the scene, Alvarez and the three passengers were transported to area hospitals.

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