Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to reflect the change in the number of years he will serve in prison
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A 33-year-old Green Bay man was officially sentenced to five years in state prison after being convicted on a no-contest plea in May.
Tyler Brandenburg was in court on August 11 as he was sentenced for six of the initial 10 charges he faced during the case, as four of them had been dismissed; however, the dismissed charges were read in at the sentencing hearing.
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The following charges and penalties were given to Brandenburg:
- Manufacturing/Delivering over 50 grams of Amphetamine – Repeater
- Five years in state prison
- 10 years of extended supervision
- Manufacturing/Delivering over 50 grams of Amphetamine – Repeater
- Five years in state prison
- 10 years of extended supervision
- Possession with intent, over 50 grams of Amphetamine/Methamphetamine – Repeater
- Five years in state prison
- 10 years of extended supervision
- Possession with intent, over 15-40 grams of Cocaine – Repeater
- Five years in state prison
- 10 years of extended supervision
- Maintaining a Drug Trafficking Place – Repeater
- Three years in state prison
- Two years of extended supervision
- Possession of Methamphetamine – Repeater
- Three years in state prison
- Two years of extended supervision
The dismissed charges were for THC possession, two counts of drug paraphernalia possession and cocaine possession.
Brandenburg was arrested in August 2024 after a narcotics officer met with an informant to conduct a controlled drug purchase from Brandenburg on multiple occasions, leading to his subsequent arrest.
