Prison Guard On Bail Takes Another Incarcerated Lover, Gets Choked and Beaten In Motel Room

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Gutfolane “Guy” Osborne (34) (Incarcerated) and Former High-Ranking Prison Guard Jacqueline Heidt (38)
(Racine County Sheriff)

The disgraced former high-ranking prison guard, Jacqueline Heidt, seems to be attracted to a certain type of man – an incarcerated one. One such relationship caused her to be charged with 22 felonies and she is now out on a $5,000 cash bond for a sexual relationship with an inmate while she was working as a unit manager at Racine Correctional Institution, a prison with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.

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Gutfolane “Guy” Osborne (34) (Incarcerated)
(Racine County Sheriff)

According to a criminal complaint, Heidt who is married, has a second lover – an inmate in the Wisconsin State Prison system named Gutfolane “Guy” Osborne. The convicted rapist who was recently released, was charged late last month for choking and beating Heidt at the Country Inn hotel in Sturtevant, WI, not far from the prison where she previously worked. The two were drinking when Heidt used the word “bitch.” Osborne thought she was referring to him and grabbed her by the hair and threw her to the ground. He also choked her. According to a source, Heidt met Osborne while he was at the prison where she worked and where he was incarcerated, leaving the possibility, or likelihood that she was having sex with him in the prison as well. He was later transferred to a prison in Green Bay and she reportedly sent him thousands of dollars.

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Heidt was charged about a year ago by the Racine County District Attorney’s office with 20 counts of 2nd Degree Sexual assault by Correctional Staff, one count of Delivering Illegal Articles to an Inmate and one county of Misconduct in Public Office/Excess Authority – all felonies. This is 19 felonies short of what Racine County Sheriff’s investigators asked for. We asked DA Patricia Hansen to explain and she refused comment. Even withstanding, Heidt faces 807 years in the Wisconsin State Prison system if convicted of all counts.

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Travis D Jones (37)
(Racine County Sheriff)

In the 7-page criminal complaint, the more-than-five-month affair between Heidt and an inmate are detailed:

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The internal affairs unit at the prison contacted the Racine County Sheriff’s office on August 24, 2022 to ask for an investigation about an in appropriate relationship between a high-ranking Unit Manager, Jacqueline Heidt, and an inmate. The inmate is identified as Travis D Jones, who is serving 45 years for kidnapping an 18-year-old girl from a bus stop and raping her. DNA evidence linked Jones to the rape. He and Heidt began a sexual relationship on or about March 4, 2022. The allegations apparently surfaced when Jones overdosed on drugs given to him by Heidt. A cell phone was found on his person at the hospital that Heidt smuggled into the jail for him. It allegedly contained nude photos of Heidt. There were conversations between Jones and Heidt in the phone. Heidt even told the inmate that she wanted to have his baby and got pregnant with his child. She sent him photos of her children also and told him their names. Heidt’s husband would later tell police she “went to a clinic for a medical procedure that stopped the pregnancy.” KCE thinks this is a strange way of saying “she had an abortion.” The inmate told investigators about the sexual contact. They had sexual intercourse 3-4 times a week (more than 20 times, but less that 40) in her office. She performed oral sex on him about 15 times, and he performed oral sex on her about two times. The inmate was very clear that the sexual contact was all consensual, although Wisconsin Statutes don’t allow consensual sex between a corrections employee and inmate. Prison staff had also obtained sexual recorded phone conversations between the two. Investigators asked Jones if he knew of any tattoos or birthmarks that could prove that he’s seen her naked. He told investigators that she had a birthmark between her butt cheeks about the size of a 50 cent piece and larger than normal nipples. Heidt denied having either, but this was confirmed by her husband and investigators obtained a warrant to view the area between her butt cheeks and her nipples. When police looked, they confirmed what the inmate had told them. Heidt initially denied the allegations to police, but later invoked her right to remain silent when confronted by the evidence.

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No trial date has been set for Heidt yet. She was allowed house arrest at first, but a judge lifted the house arrest in April this year, allowing for her to see her lover. Her husband has since filed for divorce.

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  1. America’s finest men and women work in jails and prisons. She should be respected as a law enforcement person until she is convicted. Can’t call me a racist for this post. On a side note, could you imagine being married to this coal miner? Her husband comes home from work and she is all greased up, smelling like afro cream or that dry skin covid vax smell that many colored folks have. She seems to love men that rape. Some chicks are into this type of fetus.

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        1. No true, just like white peoples smell like old clothes hanging in the basement for years. Hair smells like wet dog

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    1. Well racist I mean Dennis shall I say you’re more ignorant than racist. I don’t know where you been sniffing, but you are incorrect. Until you smell most you don’t know what most of them smell like. If you have only experienced that smell I wonder where you congregate. Check your own stench of foul hot bologna.? True she’s trashy and the choices she made were not the cream of the crop, but don’t class everyone of a race because your ancestor picked from the bottom because she couldn’t do better.

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    2. Miscegnation is racist. You think for one moment these black men in prison don’t deliberately target mentally vulnerable white women? lmao I can tell you first-hand that they do.

      I spent three years listening to these hustling pieces of shit con women out of everything from money to clothes to cars.

      lol Just wait until you hear about how the NOI is actively recruiting and radicalizing inmates in Wisconsin…

    3. I guess she got tired of having sex with pale skinned, wet dog smelling, shriveled up tiny di*k dudes and chose men who could actually stand under the Sun all day!

    4. I guess she got tired of having sex with pale skinned, wet dog smelling, shriveled up tiny di*k dudes and chose men who could actually stand under the Sun all day!

  2. I hope her soon to be ex-husband takes the kids and puts a lot of distance from this worthless piece of garbage that is doing her best to destroy their lives. What a sorry sack of flesh.

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    1. Do you know what domestic violence is? Do you know what manipulation is? Do you know what gaslighting is? Do you what trauma is? Do you know what mental health is? Please educate yourself. Especially after working like 10 years in DOC. She never had a complaint on her. Was honorable. Fair to staff and inmates. She investigated me for some allegations from an inmate and actually did the work. Did not judge. And ultimately found out that I was being falsey accused to be a distraction for another CO who was bringing in drugs. She saved my ass and many other staff members. You all believe whatever the inmate says. You don’t do that unless you can remain anonymous and troll online to gain reaction and create outrage.

  3. Kevin can you please quit calling her a prison guard. It an insult to the hard working law abiding guards with the DOC. She was a SUPERVISOR. A low life POS SUPERVISOR. It would be like calling Jason Wells a guard. That would also be an insult to us officers…

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      1. The ways to be an upstanding prison guard are simple.

        1. Remember, you’re there to keep the peace, not punish inmates. Punishment is not the duty of a guard, ever. That is the domain of the court, and the imposition of prison is the punishment.

        2. Be respectful. This doesn’t mean just talk nice. This means respect the space around you–you get to go home at night; inmates do not. You are effectively coming into what is their home–treat it like you would anyone else’s home and not just a “facility.”

        3. Be consistent and clearly state your expectations. New guards will come hang out at the tables in mediums, and that’s fine–but listen to the inmates and what they’re actually telling you underneath the bs bravado. Enforce the rules, but enforce the spirit of them moreso. Passing canteen? Yell, confiscate their stuff, and give it back in an hour. But tell them next time to just ask permission. It’s right in the 303–inmates CAN pass items so long as they have permission. You, as a guard, have the right to give permission as you see fit.

        4. Don’t let yourself be walked over and be afraid to crack the whip. Just don’t be a dick about it. Shut down the table gambling and being loud af, but tell them why and tell them how to fix it. “Look, in an hour, come back and play if you want, but keep it quiet.” Or “Look, I’m shutting it down for now. Wait until after dinner, and don’t be passing crap without asking first.” Boom.

        5. Don’t go out of your way to be a dick. Yeah, you’re going to get inmates that asshats. Others you’ll send to the hole and they’ll be pissed. When they come back, welcome them back and give them your expectations so they know what to not do. Be clear and concise.

        6. Be human. Don’t be afraid to approach inmates and give compliments if you actually find their art or craft interesting. This fosters better inmate-guard communication.

        7. Just don’t talk too much. Don’t use a conversation as a pretext to get information, or you’ll get labeled as a tool immediately. If an inmate has something to say, they will say it. Just listen.

        8. Learn to read between the lines. A lot of inmates will say one thing and mean the complete opposite because they cannot come out and just say certain things. Understand that the expectations among inmates for other inmates is vastly different than the expectations that guards have for inmates.

        9. NEVER, EVER MESS WITH MAIL. Let the mail room sort it out, you just hand it out, or make sure it gets to them, even if you have to track them down. That’s the difference between good guards and bodies to fill uniforms: a good guard will go to an inmate after they come back from work to hand them their mail or let them know they need to go to MCS or whatever. You don’t have to broadcast everything over the PA.

        10. Be courteous during room searches. Yes, you have a job to do. It doesn’t hurt you to pause and put things back as you go. This will go a very long way towards earning respect from inmates and keeping you, the guard, safe. Inmates don’t mess with guards who won’t trash their rooms or give them extra duty at 3 am to be a dick.

    1. lmao Unit managers aren’t guards (unless you’re the dickhead unit manager who got fired from being a guard and letting Dahmer die on your watch…).

      They’re civilians with overinflated senses of self-importance.

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      1. So many corrupt pimples to pop, so little time and Noxema…lol

        Keep going, man. You may eventually come to find out about how the DCC-SORP was funding the state budget to keep wisconsin solvent by commingling funds under Barbara Kerkmann’s watch on the Judicial Committee way back when. I’m sure it’s only grown larger since then…

    1. This is a part time gig for me. My 9-5 pays the bills. Want to volunteer for KCE? No pay, but you have to put up with whining punks like you. Interested? I wrote the story, didn’t I? Going soft? Nah, always hard like Berg.

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    1. She didn’t bring him those drugs. She was already out on leave for at least a week when he overdosed. Get your facts right.

    1. @notaretarded she is out on 5k bail, living with her children, and continuing to sleep around and have fun—that doesn’t seem that she got anything she deserves

  4. unbelievable! You would think prison guards would be highly credible individuals, but boy, they must have been desperate for employees. This one is probably worse than most of the inmates!

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    1. Hahahahaha! “Highly credible!” Lmfao

      Oh, Tool, if you only knew how bad it really was. This one is just a sample of what is actually going on there. RCI is a guard swinger’s club. Let one of ’em like little rat-faced Cruz come down with that package, and they’ll all have it in six months or less.

      “If you want to see the dregs of society, go down to the jail and watch the changing of the guard.” –Mark Twain

  5. She tried to kill Travis Jones after the story broke of their sexual relationship but after the story broke of the encounter she then brought in the fatal dose to kill him but thank God Mr. Jones lived. We would have never known.

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    1. She didn’t bring him those drugs. She was already out on leave for at least a week when he overdosed. Get your facts right.

  6. Jason Wells and Julia McLaughlin was apart of this corrupt behavior and the cover up to save heidt job they always knew what she did they are friends of here’s Jason Wells and Julia McLaughlin also allowed heidt to do this same stuff while being her boss at RYOC and they allowed it even more at RCI.

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    1. When she was at RYOC and the possibility that she was doing shady business with inmates was even floated, she and the “unit manager” got the whistleblower fired. man, I guess people should be glad that she moved from being a social worker in CPS on to getting busy with inmates.

  7. There were also several supervisors at RCI that helped Warden Wells,and SD Julia McLaughlin cover up heidt sexual and criminal activities so all of them should go down as well. Let the clean up begin in the Department of Corruption.

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  8. Captain Jones, Captain Ciara, Lt. McBride,and her friend Lt. Bayles and her direct Boss was deputy warden Mellman who acts like the clean guy but he’s a quiet crook as well all was apart of the cover up.

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    1. Could start by demanding that guards submit to random UAs at least once a month. Half the guard population would be gone. Ban cell phones and fire ones bringing them in, and there’s the other half. Ta-dah.

  9. Dennis you are a racist or is it that your girl left you for a black guy and your feelings are hurt. But I’ll bet anything you wouldn’t say that to this guys face!!

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  10. They fired an upstanding guard who recently got his job back they used him as a scapegoat to cover for this piece of shit because they claim he didn’t tell what an inmate told him in a timely fashion when management at RCI knew for months that she was coming in early morning for over 4 months screwing Travis Jones and looked the other way those supervisors should all be charged along with heidt.

  11. So what I would like to know is what judge in their right mind On April 3rd of this year removed her GPS monitoring/ house arrest So this piece of garbage could go to a motel and carry on and do whatever she fancies. Do they not think that she is a threat to society? What kind of world are they living in? And these poor children! What they will have to endure because of the selfishness and disgusting acts of this so-called woman. Wow! What a mother of the year story this is!

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    1. She gets beat up and she’s the threat to society? Bullsh*t. Clearly you have your priorities and values messed up. What about the criminals that clearly manipulated her? This happens all the time. These mastermind criminals have nothing better to do than study stalk and weasel their way into putting women in corrections into dangerous situations. They wait until they are at their most vulnerable. It starts small and then they use threats and coercion until that person feels they have no choice but to do what the inmate demands. She needs mental health help not prison. And you sit here justifying her beating. Shame on you.

  12. Hey, Mathewson, I can give you all the dirt you want on RCI–I did 7 years there. The guards were so brazen that I’m surprised the entire staff isn’t out with STDs.

    Like when Cruz was banging Sheffner, and then started sleeping with Smith, and Scheffner found out and went off and smashed Smith’s car windows and left a bunch of racist crap on his computer. This was after he was disciplined for disrupting the visiting room by screaming into the phone at Broudie to quit fucking calling and slammed down the receiver.

    Or how about the music director banging an inmate and getting caught by Dennis, and offered a resignation or an arrest? There’s also that time that the crank guard got busted with huge amounts of pot, some even in Lava Protein Whey jugs (sold on canteen) that he was using to transport it marked “INMATES.” Lmao Yeah, Aldana was after him.

    Or that time that guards were stealing so much ice cream and food from the garden and blaming inmates that they had to shut the whole thing down. Or that time that Stentz, O’Brien and Ramirez beat the crap out of a 60+ year old Mexican inmate that stood all of five three, and almost caused a riot in Dane unit and had the whole prison shut down?

    Oh, yeah, I can tell you stories about the Nigerian Noodle Slinger (a tall buck-toothed black guard who would be at every single new female guard to come through) and Tokyo Rose (the woman who could barely speak English that they decided was a good idea to put in the bubble to make all the announcements.

    I’m sure Jay Aldana, Greg Fortmann or David Wiedenkiller could give you great info, too.

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      I AM an inmate at RCI and to say the corruption is BEYOND BELIEF. You have Lt. Bells who does whatever he wants. An ice lady who also works as a co, and deny over 75% of the inmates complaints even if you correctly quote the DAI. Oh FYI just because an inmate has drugs in their system when they die doesn’t mean they overdosed RIP PJ. The staff will openly provoke and disrespect an inmate and then punish the inmate. Co Johnson was beat with a piece of wood after CONSTANTLY provoking the person. After the innate was cuffed and was being walked out co Johnson begin to spray him with pepper spray. The WHOLE rci staff needs to be replaced. THAT’S the ONLY way to clean that prison

      1. I know the few good ones there hated working there because of how thick the good ol’ boy network was. After Aldana left as security director, that prison was doomed to be run by woketards and bureaucrats.

        Fortmann, Wiedenkiller, Haney, and Broudie were about the only decent ones there, though I will say Muncie was actually pretty cool, too, if you weren’t a dick. Muncie once reamed HSU for leaving me laying on the floor in the hole for two days unable to move. He was shouting so loud on the phone that I could hear him all the way down on the end of Waukesha and he was in the bubble. lmao

        The ICEs are a joke. Basically, you’re just documenting all the BS for the court to review because nothing will be done at the administrative level, although I did once succeed in getting the ICE reviewer removed at RCI through forced retirement because her husband was the head reviewer for medical ICEs and he would just sign off on whatever she dismissed. Popped them like the boils they were. Then Hall got busted (YAY!!!) with dope after Aldana warned us all on Kenosha unit that he was gonna find out who was bringing it in–doubt he realized it was a guard at the time! lmao

        Now, they’re forcing people to use a third party system to mail people in the joint because the guards are so understaffed that they can’t be bothered. lmao

        Here’s a kicker directly from a guard in violation of their own NDA: the guards’ union has a clause in it that bars them from being randomly tested for the presence of drugs in their system. Yep. White shirt or the warden cannot demand they submit to one, even if they came in wasted.

        Stentz used to come in trashed all the time, and they finally fired him. I don’t get why the warden doesn’t broadcast a guard being busted to reinforce to inmates that no one is above the law. You wanna earn inmates’ respect and keep them in line? Show them that guards can get fired for being screw ups just as easily as inmates can go to the hole.

  13. Heidt had a break down and WAS one of the good ones. She hated the administration and was piled on and shit on by them. Inmate Jones took advantage of that and her after the Cruz cell phone conspiracy and Alders suicide. He’s a rapist and master manipulator. So this gives this woman reason to be beat by a former inmate? Most of y’all are disgusting and believe whatever you read.

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  14. Stanley Johnson dirty AF Michelle Bones dirty AF Devon Bayles dirty AF Lincoln dirty AF most of the staff dirty AF. No support up in there for good staff. No wonder most get caught up by inmates. Drugs and phone coming in through laundry and by dozens of staff. RCI is run by inmates not staff. Inmates recruit their ppl to be guards bc they so short staffed it works.

  15. Dude Heidt was already out on admin leave when Jones overdosed for at least a week. She didn’t give him those drugs. He was a known hype and did whatever he could to get K2. Probably still does. He had a relationship with 2 female staff at the max prison he was at before RCI. He bragged about that too. Stop feeling sorry for him and believing whatever he says.

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  16. Victim blaming at its finest. This is sick. I worked with this woman for years. This is not who she is, she got overworked, was f-ed by admin, then tricked and manipulated. I can tell from most of your comments some of you knew her as well and you know she would have done anything for you. She worked so hard at that hell hole that it broke her. Then a psycho took notice and moves in to take advantage. Then she gets beat up and you all think she’s the danger? These manipulative, violent, criminal men are. They don’t do enough there to protect their staff. There needs to be more focus on employees mental health and we as correctional staff need to not be judgemental a-holes and assume because a brother or sister gets into a situation like that, that they must have been dirty all along. If you see someone struggling REACH OUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. You’re defending the inmates. And there are still plenty of staff and inmate dirtiness going on. You hear rumors but never do anything. Look after each other instead of condemning each other, especially when that person is legitimately struggling. Be human.

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KENOSHA, Wis. — The foreman of the jury that convicted Justin Tercek of killing Andrew Pfannkuche and his dog Jake has spoken publicly with Kenosha County Eye, providing insight into the panel’s thinking despite what courtroom observers described as unusual remarks from Judge Jodi Meier cautioning jurors about speaking with the media. Tim Borop, who served as jury foreman, spoke with Kenosha County

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Felony Charges Filed in Columbus Park Shooting; Two Defendants Face Dozens of Years in Prison

Jontrell T. White, 22, and Ariyana A. Hill, 27, both of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Two Kenosha residents are now charged in connection with a Wednesday afternoon shooting at Columbus Park that left multiple people injured and sent bullets into a vehicle occupied by several adults and a baby. Court Commissioner William Michel II set cash bail at $100,000 for

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Kenosha Police Say Officer Shot Armed Suspect After He Fired At Officers, Ending Hours-Long Standoff

Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)(Scene Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man who allegedly fired at police during a domestic disturbance investigation was shot by an officer after an hours-long standoff, according to a statement released Tuesday by the Kenosha Police Department. Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be

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Felon Fires At Police, Sparks Massive 7-Hour Standoff In Kenosha; Suspect Airlifted After Multiple Self-Inflicted Gunshots

Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha (Facebook.com)(Scene Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 35-year-old Kenosha man with a violent felony history allegedly opened fire on police Monday evening, setting off a massive, hours-long standoff that drew dozens of officers, armored vehicles, and a multi-agency response before ending with the suspect suffering multiple self-inflicted gunshot wounds and being flown out

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$2 Million Bail Set For Kenosha Man Charged In Brutal Domestic Homicide After Alleged Setup Attack

Dale R. Dallia, 42, of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)Crime Scene (Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of carrying out a brutal, multi-phase attack that left one woman dead and another man fighting for his life is now formally charged, with Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II setting a $2,000,000 cash bond Tuesday

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Career Criminal Who Allegedly Shot At Kenosha Police Once Got Plea Deal From Former DA Mike Graveley After Armed Robbery, School-Zone Violence Case

KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha man accused of firing at police officers earlier this week during a massive hours-long standoff has a criminal history stretching back to his teenage years, including an armed robbery and shooting case near a Kenosha elementary school in which former District Attorney Michael Graveley dismissed multiple violent felony charges before Andres Casas ultimately received just two years in

Woman Accused Of Killing Motorcyclist While Driving Drunk With Two 9-Year-Olds In SUV Ordered Held On $250,000 Cash Bail

KENOSHA, Wis. — Ashley L. Nolder, 35, of Burlington, was ordered held Wednesday on a $250,000 cash bond after prosecutors alleged she drove with a blood alcohol concentration of .211—more than two-and-a-half times the legal limit—before crashing into and killing 49-year-old motorcyclist Angelina “Angel” Christina Principato while two 9-year-old children rode in her SUV. Nolder now faces more than 75 years in prison

City Reminds Residents of Property, Alley Maintenance Responsibilities During Growing Season

KENOSHA, Wis. — As warmer weather returns and vegetation begins growing rapidly across the city, Kenosha officials are reminding residents of their responsibilities to maintain private property, sidewalks, and alleyways in accordance with city ordinances. In a media release issued Wednesday, the City of Kenosha said property owners are responsible for maintaining areas from the street to their property line, including public right-of-ways

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Kenosha Man Tased After Police Say He Nearly Hit Fire Truck, Crashed Into Three Cars And Led Officers On Felony Chase

Daniel R. Ramos, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man who was allegedly driving on a license that has been revoked since 2005 is facing two felonies after police say he fled a marked Kenosha Police squad, blew through stop signs, nearly struck a fire truck, crashed into three parked vehicles and then ran from officers before being

KUSD Recognizes Employees Reaching 25 and 30 Years of Service

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Unified School District continued its Recognition Week on Wednesday by honoring employees who have dedicated 25 and 30 years of service to the district, recognizing decades of commitment to students, education and the Kenosha community. The district has spent the week celebrating milestone anniversaries among teachers, administrators and support staff across KUSD schools and departments. Below are Wednesday’s honorees.

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Felony Charges: Kenosha Man Accused of Beating 75-Year-Old Father Over Beer, Stealing His Truck

Steven R. Cook, 41, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 41-year-old Kenosha man is accused of beating his 75-year-old father with a mop handle during an argument over beer before allegedly stealing the man’s truck, according to a newly filed felony criminal complaint. Court Commissioner William Michel II set a $15,000 cash bond for Steven R. Cook during an initial

City Again Warns Against Illegal Signs In Right-Of-Ways As Repeat Offenders Continue Posting Advertisements Across Kenosha

KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha is once again warning residents and business owners that it is illegal to place advertising signs, banners, decorations, and other displays in public right-of-ways without permission from the city, according to a new press release issued Wednesday by the Department of Public Works. The city reminded the public that the grassy area between sidewalks and roads

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Milwaukee Man Accused of Fleeing State Trooper at 130 MPH on I-94 After Turning Off Headlights

Treveon Montrell Nellum, 23, of Milwaukee(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — A Milwaukee man is facing felony charges after Wisconsin State Patrol troopers say he led law enforcement on a high-speed chase through Kenosha County at speeds reaching 130 mph while driving without headlights on Interstate 94. Treveon Montrell Nellum, 23, of Milwaukee(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to

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Woman Accused of Helping Las Margaritas Double-Homicide Suspect Jailed Again After Missing Court

Ashaunti C. Powell, 26, of Winthrop Harbor, Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A woman charged with helping conceal a suspect in the deadly 2022 Las Margaritas bar shooting was taken back into custody this week after authorities arrested her on a bench warrant that had been outstanding since February. Ashaunti C. Powell, 26, of Winthrop Harbor, Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You

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Man Accused Of Trying To Run Down Two People After Alleged Domestic Attack At Kwik Trip, Faces Multiple Felonies

Evan Christopher Wilson, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man is facing multiple felony charges after prosecutors say he tried to run over two people with a vehicle following a violent domestic incident that began at a local Kwik Trip. Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II set a $10,000 cash bail during the defendant’s initial appearance.

Kenosha Students Recognized for Leadership, Service at City Hall Ceremony

KENOSHA, Wis. — Seventeen students from across Kenosha were recognized Monday night during a Common Council meeting for their academic achievement, leadership, and service to the community as part of the Mayor’s Youth Commission honors program. Each student was individually selected based on a combination of academic performance, extracurricular involvement, and demonstrated character. Among those honored was Finn Bradley, an eighth-grade student at

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Mount Pleasant Man Charged With Felony Fourth OWI Weeks After Getting Work Release Sentence for Third Offense

Edelmiro Jose Sandoval, 57, of Mount Pleasant(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Just weeks after a Kenosha County judge allowed him to serve a 360-day jail sentence on work release for his third drunk driving conviction, a Mount Pleasant man is now facing a felony fourth-offense OWI case after police say he drove drunk again—this time while violating bond conditions and without

KUSD Honors 15- and 20-Year Employees During Recognition Week

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Unified School District continued its Recognition Week by honoring employees who have reached 15 and 20 years of service, recognizing longtime staff members whose careers have spanned more than a decade — and in many cases, two. The district is highlighting employees in stages throughout the week, with Tuesday dedicated to those reaching the 15- and 20-year milestones. Additional

Kenosha Extreme Left-Wing Activist Demands ACLU Lawyer, Charged in Alleged Attack on Mother, Posts $650 Cash Bail

KENOSHA, Wis. — A 28-year-old Kenosha extreme left-wing activist, who told police she would not answer questions without an ACLU lawyer present — was formally charged Tuesday and released after posting $650 cash bail following allegations she attacked her mother with a wire sculpture and dragged her by the hair. Devynn Grace Johnson, 28, of Kenosha, appeared before Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail

Note to Whitecaps Residents: 96th Avenue to Close at 75th Street for Sewer Work Starting May 18

KENOSHA, Wis. — A busy intersection on the city’s west side will be closed for several weeks later this month as crews complete sanitary sewer improvements, forcing drivers to detour and adjust their routines. The intersection of 75th Street and 96th Avenue is scheduled to close beginning May 18 as part of a sanitary sewer lining project along 75th Street between 99th Avenue

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