Criminal history of man accused of shooting officer & crashing into Superior Middle School
Dylan Charles-Edward Wallace
(Douglas County Jail)
SUPERIOR, Wis. – Dylan Charles-Edward Wallace is accused of shooting a Superior Police Officer, crashing a vehicle into Superior Middle School and domestic abuse from incidents over the weekend. He made his fist appearance in court on December 8, 2025. Hs’s facing four felony charges including: Attempt 1st-Degree Intentional Homicide (Use of a Dangerous Weapon), Strangulation and Suffocation (Domestic Abuse), Criminal Damage to Property (Over $2500) and Discharge Firearm in School Zone.
This is not the first time Wallace had been in the justice system, but this the most severe case.
Criminal Offenses:
In Wisconsin on August 24, 2022 he was found guilty of Resisting/Failing to Stop for an officer. He was given one year probation, plus a fine of $125.
In Minnesota on July 25, 2023 he was found guilty of 4th Degree Damage to Property $1 – $500. Between fines, fess and restitution he had to pay $264.27.
In Minnesota on January 27, 2023 he plead guilty to Misdemeanor Domestic Assault. He served four days in jail and had to pay $140 in fees and fines.
In Minnesota on September 23, 2022 he plead guilty to “Carry/Possess Pistol without Permit in a Public Place. He served six days in jail and pay $135 in fees and fines.
In Minnesota also on September 23, 2022 he plead guilty to Second-Degree Driving While Impaired. He was sentenced to two days in jail and had to pay $166 in fees and fines.
In Wisconsin on September 18, 2017 he was found guilty of Disorderly Conduct. His exact sentencing was not clear from on-line documents, other than he did have to turn over a DNA sample to the state.
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Civil Offenses:
In Wisconsin on December, 20, 2023 he was found guilty of Possession of Marijuana and fined $145.40.
In Wisconsin on February 15, 2022 he was found guilty of Damage to Property and fined $326.50.
In Minnesota on September 10, 2019 he was found guilty of
Traffic Offenses:
In Wisconsin on November 20, 2025 he was found guilty and fined $200.50 for Operating a Motor Vehicle Without Insurance.
In Wisconsin also on November 20, 2025 he was found guilty and fined $401.50 for Driving Through/Around RR Crossing Gate.
In Wisconsin plus on November 20, 2025 he was found guilty and fined $175.30 for Non-Registration of Vehicle.
In Wisconsin on November 11, 2025 he was found guilty and fined $175.30 for Non-Registration of Vehicle.
In Wisconsin on February 19, 2025 he was found guilty and fined $175.30 for “Fail/Yield for Yield Sign”.
In Minnesota on February 5, 2025 he was found guilty of driving after his license was revoked and driving 80 miles per hour in a 70. Between fines and fees he had to pay $355.
In Minnesota also on February 5, 2025 he was found guilty of speeding in a 55-mile per hour zone, not having proof of insurance and not having insurance. Between fines and fees he had to pay $575.
In Minnesota and on February 5, 2025 he was found guilty in a separate case of speeding in a 55-mile per hour zone, and not having insurance. Between fines and fees for that case he had to pay $377.
In Wisconsin on December 17, 2024 he was found guilty and fined $245.50 for Unnecessary acceleration of a Motor Vehicle.
In Wisconsin on February 19, 2024 he was found guilty and fined $233.29 for Failure of Occupant to Notify Police of Accident.
In Minnesota on March 24, 2023 he was found guilty driving after his license was suspended. He had to pay $287 in fines and fees.
In Minnesota on December 2, 2021 he was found guilty and had to pay $175 in fines and fees for speeding in a 70-mile per hour zone.
In Minnesota on April 9, 2021 he was found guilty of speeding in a 30-mile per hour zone and had to pay $250 in fines and fees.
In Minnesota on September 4, 2019 he was found guilty of speeding in a 30-mile per hour zone and had to pay $255 in fines and fees.
In Minnesota on September 19, 2019 he was found guilty of Reckless Driving and had to pay $185 in fines and fees.
In Minnesota on July 19, 2019 he was found guilty of of speeding in a 50 mile-per-hour zone. He had to pay $415 in fees and fines.
In Minnesota on February 21, 2019 he was found guilty of driving after his license was suspended and had to pay $185 in fees and fines.
In Minnesota on January 3, 2019 he was found guilty of speeding in a 70 mile-per-hour zone. He had to pay $155 in fees and fines.
In Minnesota on December 18, 2017 he was found of speeding in 70 mile-per-hour zone. He had to pay $290 in fess and fines.
In Minnesota also on December 18, 2017 he was found guilty of driving without proof of insurance. He had to pay $315 in fees and fines.
