Kenosha Criminal DJ Again Wanted

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Ronald Akiyas Gordon, 35 of Kenosha AKA DJ Droop

A Kenosha DJ with a long history of crime is again wanted, after failing to show up for court today. Previously, 35-year-old Ronald Akiyas Gordon was on the run from police for almost 4 years. He had two criminal warrants for his arrest from 2019.

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Ronald Akiyas Gordon, 35 of Kenosha AKA DJ Droop In Court on January 18, 2023
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

On January 9, 2023 he was finally arrested on his two warrants, when Pleasant Prairie Police pulled him over for having an unreadable rear license plate. Gordon was arrested on the two warrants, and additionally, charged with operating a motor vehicle while revoked, failure to install an ignition interlock device and bail jumping. Gordon paid $800 bail and was released. He appeared in court on January 18, 2023 and was given a $800 bail by Kenosha County Circuit Court Commissioner Larry Keating.

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Ronald Akiyas Gordon, 35 of Kenosha AKA DJ Droop In Court on February 7, 2023
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Gordon then appeared in court on the three new misdemeanor charges on February 7, 2023 and was given a no-cash bond. Three days before this court date, on February 4, 2023, Gordon was again arrested – this time by Kenosha Police. Again, the rear plate of the car was unreadable and he was pulled over. He had two children in his car and again, no ignition interlock. According to the criminal complaint, Gordon hasn’t had a valid license in over 10 years. He was also driving without insurance. He was arrested for driving on a revoked license, failure to install an ignition interlock device, and three counts of bail jumping.

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Empty Defendent Chair Today, March 9, 2023
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Gordon was charged with these 4 misdemeanors on February 28, 2023 and was scheduled to be in court today. He was a no-show. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Larry Keating authorized a $500 cash warrant for Gordon’t arrest. Gordon now has four open cases, facing 9 charges.

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Gordon has an extensive criminal rap-sheet including 68 pages from the Wisconsin Department of Justice. Click here to view it. Among his charges are:

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(3) Domestic Battery
Burglary any Building or Dwelling
(6) Disorderly Conduct
(4) Resist/Obstruct Officer
(7) Bail Jumping
Criminal Damage to Property
Criminal Trespass to Dwelling
Intentionally Contact Victim or Co-Actor
Habitual Criminality
Probation Violation
1 Year 7 month Prison Sentence
DUI
(3) Operating While Suspended/Revoked
Urinating in Public
Possession of THC
Possession of Intoxicants in Motor Vehicle

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While wanted, Gordon doesn’t seem to hide from police. According to his Facebook account, he’s been hanging out with Jesse Jackson, performing as a DJ (DJ Droop) at local taverns, and active at local rallies.

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The DA’s office could charge Gordon with bail jumping for missing court…again.

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  1. All the things he wanted to “change in Kenosha” according to social media. He should start with himself. He isn’t a leader he is a criminal.

  2. If this were you or me, we’d be sitting in the cooler right now.
    But let’s complain some more about privilege.
    That’s OK though. Carrying around all that extra weight will take its toll.

    1. This guy is your typical across America minority that’s been given break after break after break because they feel sorry for his black upbringing.. needs his ass locked up.. so sick of playing the race card, everybody in this country as equal opportunity.

    2. This guy is your typical across America minority that’s been given break after break after break because they feel sorry for his black upbringing.. needs his ass locked up.. so sick of playing the race card, everybody in this country as equal opportunity. does he look like Obama’s son?

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