MIDDLETON (WKOW) – Authorities say a Milwaukee girl missing for weeks was found with a convicted felon in Dane County after police used cell phone pings and social media posts to locate her in Middleton. The thirteen-year-old girl was listed July 23 as missing and possibly in danger by Milwaukee Police, the Wisconsin State Patrol and non-profit groups. A criminal complaint against Andrew Stoltz, 23, of Middleton states Milwaukee Police’s attempt to geolocate the child’s cell phone led to the dispatch of Middleton Police officers to several neighborhoods Aug. 13. The complaint says information on Snapchat narrowed the search to a home on High Road. Court records state officers were able to reach the girl on her cell phone and directed the teen to leave the home. Authorities say Stoltz was at the home and was subsequently arrested. The complaint says the child and Stoltz met over Facebook and he came to Milwaukee, picked the girl up and brought her to Middleton. The complaint charges Stoltz with criminal damage to property, alleging Stoltz flew into a rage during the time the child was with him and smashed her cell phone. Assistant Dane County District Attorney Rachel Kibbe says additional charges…
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