Document 42 clarifies that Luke Wenke was convicted of cyberstalking in USA v. Luke Wenke (1:22-cr-00035) and that a second charge (interstate threats) was dropped as part of a plea agreement. The document also details Luke Wenke’s punishment, including the terms of his imprisonment and supervised release.

According to the record, Wenke was required to undergo mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, and anger management. He was banned from using drugs and alcohol and was required to allow probation to search his “person, property, vehicle, place of residence or any other property under his control” in the event of reasonable suspicion.

Perhaps most importantly, Wenke was banned from having any contact, directly or indirectly, with his victim [referred to on this website as Victim-1 or R.G.], Victim-1’s family, or Victim-1’s current or prior places of employment.

Just six weeks after his release, he was accused of violating this condition. 

USA v. Luke Wenke (1:22-cr-00035)
Document #42: Judgment – Filed August 18^th, 2022