On Tuesday, February 19, 2019, a Fond du Lac woman named Teri Peachy, aka Teri Wiskow, aka Teri Seaton, who had worked at Tails aWaggin dog groomers for approximately 5 years, posted a video in which she claimed a dog was mistreated at the business by owner Chris Lapine. This video has spawned wild and false accusations as well as a police investigation.

On February 1, 2018, a Fond du Lac Jury of 12 acquitted Carlos Martinez on charges of allegedly making felony terrorist threats and misdemeanor disorderly conduct. Daniel Kaminsky represented Mr. Martinez and J. Foss Davis tried the case for the Fond du Lac County District Attorney.

COMES NOW DANIEL KAMINSKY, an attorney practicing and owning property in the City of Fond du Lac, and OFFICER CURT BECK, a police officer with the City of Fond du Lac, pursuant to section 62.13 subsections (3) and (5), with authority under subsection (5)(j), of the Wisconsin Statutes, filing these charges against the Chief of Police, William Lamb, for perjury and misconduct as set forth below.

Nearly two years after he was purportedly fired, on January 5, 2016, Judge Karen Siefert, sitting on assignment in Fond du Lac case 15CV127, issued a Writ of Mandamus ordering Fond du Lac Police Chief William Lamb to reinstate Officer Curt Beck.