Governor Evers(D) Appointed Judge Dismisses Second DWI Against Man Who Tried To Shoot Rittenhouse

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Gaige Grosskreutz

We have told you about the career criminal Gaige Grosskreutz. He has lived a life-time of violence and crime. His arrest/citation record includes:

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Domestic abuse against his grandmother
Felony Burglary
Criminal Damage to Property
DUI
Possession of Firearm by Felon
Possession of Firearm While Intoxicated
Prowling
Loud Noise
Obedience to Officers

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Gaige was shot and wounded by Rittenhouse on 8/25/2020 when Gaige pointed a gun at Kyle, seemingly trying to kill the then-17-year-old.

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A few weeks later, on October 26, 2020, Gaige was arrested for driving while intoxicated – almost three times the legal limit. The Milwaukee DA didn’t charge him for three months. They charged him after the KCE repeatedly asked why he wasn’t charged. Yesterday, October 27, 2021, a liberal Judge called Jack Divilia, who was appointed to be a judge just last year by Democrat Governor Tony Evers, dismissed the case over a turn signal. We asked the judge if his decision had to do with the fact that Gaige was shot by Rittenhouse on August 25, 2020. He did not chose to respond to our question. 

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The timing is very curious. Under Wisconsin statutes, the defense could have asked Gaige about his pending criminal case. Now that it has been dismissed prosecutors cannot ask him. The dismissal comes just 6 days before the Rittenhouse trial is scheduled to begin.

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Judge Jack Davila (D)

Gaige is suing the City and County of Kenosha looking for a payday. Click here to read the criminal complaint of DUI #2. Click here to read the motion to suppress.

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Here is the body-cam footage of his arrest:

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  1. Sadly this is how the Democrats (Demonazis) are waging war with law and order, rewarding criminals while punishing the good across the country today.

  2. You have to wonder if he’s a Fed plant. The Feds are known to be very deeply embedded in the Antifa/BLM terrorist organization–and vice versa, to the point where it’s hard to know where one ends and the other begins. It is starting to look like the Fed got all his cases fixed.

    He’s a felon in possession of a firearm. When you start asking why he isn’t in jail, there aren’t a lot of other good answers.

    1. Dang that would explain so much of their ridiculous behavior including withholding the aerial footage and ‘losing’ the hi-res version of it.

      These people are such disgusting inhuman pricks. They’re clearly possessed, willing to do anything to fit/mold the narrative. I’m so fed up with the vast majority of people in power. This has to change.

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