Criminal Charges Dropped in Trevor Horn Feed Silo Case; Disorderly Conduct Ordinance Issued After Pretrial

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SALEM LAKES, Wis. — All criminal charges filed against Michael Lewis Strobach, 21, of Salem, stemming from the widely reported silo rescue at Trevor Horn Feed, were dismissed Monday in Kenosha County Circuit Court and replaced with a local ordinance citation for disorderly conduct.

The resolution came during a judicial pretrial hearing on March 2, 2026, before Judge Jodi L. Meier. Assistant District Attorney Ismael El-Hassan appeared on behalf of the State. Strobach appeared in person with his attorney, Foster, and the matter was called with Clerk S. Garcia present.

According to court minutes, prosecutors dismissed the pending criminal charges in their entirety and instead issued a municipal ordinance violation for disorderly conduct. Strobach entered a guilty plea to the ordinance citation, and the court found him guilty. Judge Meier imposed total fines and court costs of $263.50. The previously posted bond was applied toward that amount, with any remaining balance ordered returned to the poster.

The charges originally arose from a dramatic late-night incident in which first responders conducted a high-angle rescue after individuals climbed a grain silo at the Trevor Horn Feed facility. The case received significant public attention at the time due to the scale of the emergency response and the inherent danger involved.

In accordance with Kenosha County Eye’s policy of updating the public when requested by individuals involved in previously reported cases, this follow-up is being published at Strobach’s request. While Kenosha County Eye cannot track the disposition of every charge reported in its police blotter, the outlet will publish updates or amendments when contacted by the parties involved.

With the dismissal of the criminal counts, Strobach is presumed innocent of all criminal charges previously filed in connection with the incident.

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  1. So the taxpayers eat the rescue cost. And Horn has to take time out of their business for this trespass.
    Stroback is an idiot.
    Meier not far behind.

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  2. Michael Lewis Strobach reached out to you thinking this would make him look better? He’s still a tool no matter what charges he received.

  3. …as mentioned above. Why not restitution of ALL COST INVOLVED ??
    The cost to the fire department ? The sheriff department ? The property owners ?

    This wasn’t a midnight stroll gone wrong. They didn’t slip down the side of a trail and get hurt needing rescue. This wasn’t an accident.

    This was intentional trespass and vandalism in its own way ! Sure remove the criminal charges from this person’s record so they can move on in life but at least make them PAY !$!$!

  4. This dude will never learn anything if he doesn’t have to pay for the rescue service and damage to ones property!

    1. so the crazy thing right? stay with me. i didnt damage anything. i know that might be hard for you to understand but thats the truth
      and yes i learned my lesson

      1. Sure. Nothing got broken. The ladder. The building.

        But ?!?!?!?!

        People put their lives at risk to get you down !!
        Training ? Experience ! Equipment !
        Lots of time and people and patience !

        The rescue team didn’t need to be there. In the dark. Cost were incurred.
        Do you not think that those things didn’t have value ?
        Lesson learned ?! Sure you did learn. Not do it again? Of course you won’t. But you should ask for the names of every person who saved your ass from falling and dying that night.
        Write them a letter thanking them. Go to the station and meet them. Shake their hands. Look them in the eye and say you’re sorry.

        Then start volunteering somewhere until you feel like you paid back society for being stupid.
        Didn’t damage anything ?
        You are so lucky

        1. i got business cards from most of them and emailed them an apology the following morning man. i know what i did was stupid and i dont need to have me and my entire family talked bad about or have people drive past honking.

  5. silo climber here, the long haired one. first off i don’t appreciate you dorks talking about my appearance. your moms tell me i look like their favorite band member from the 80s. secondly, i don’t want either me or my family to be harassed at stores or gas stations anymore. fuck you and your “taxpayers dollars “ and leave us the fuck alone. i did some stupid shit when i was drunk so what. nobody got hurt and nothing got damaged BY ME. i paid my tickets so leave it the fuck alone and fuck off lol
    i’m not a moron and i don’t appreciate you plebs calling my family morons, the judge or my attorney that. i paid my dues. i love that i’m a celebrity now and get all this attention but at this point it’s too much. so go to work nerds. pay more taxes
    #ragebait :3

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