Man convicted of breaking Premises Registration Law after failing to register property

Full story: WEAU-TV Eau Claire

The first person to be convicted of breaking the Livestock Premises Registration Law has been ordered to pay nearly $400. Thirty-nine-year-old Patrick Monchilovich of Cumberland was found guilty by a Polk County judge last Wednesday.

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