Woman Accused Of Dragging, Killing Man Charged Today – $50,000 Bail Ordered

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Sheila Tennin, 37, of Kenosha, WI In Court Today
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

A woman who splits her time between Illinois and Wisconsin has been charged for Sunday morning’s crash that took the life of 52-year-old. Sheila Tennin was charged today with three felonies:

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Homicide By Vehicle – Use of a Controlled Substance
Hit and Run – Resulting in Death, and
Knowingly Operate Motor Vehicle Without a Valid License – Cause Death

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If convicted of all counts, Tennin faces about 56 years in the Wisconsin Prison System.

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Sheila Tennin, 37
(Kenosha County Sheriff)
Troy Wohlgefahrt (52)
(facebook.com)

According go the criminal complaint:

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Officer Niesen of the Kenosha Police Department reported that on June 8, 2024 at 8:59 p.m., she and other officers responded to the area of 63rd Street and Sheridan Road in the City and County of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin for a report of a person being struck by a vehicle.

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Upon arrival, Officer Niesen observed a black sedan facing southbound at the Sheridan Road entrance for the former Car Source, located at 6226 Sheridan Road. Upon her approach, Officer Niesen observed the front tires of a black Ford bearing Illinois registration EH91401 positioned off the roadway, in the parking lot area. The rear tires were on the public sidewalk. Officer Niesen observed a human body underneath the Ford. Officers advised the subject was pinned underneath the car, unable to be moved, and did not have a pulse and was not breathing.

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Officer Niesen observed a female, later identified as defendant Sheila Tennin standing outside the Ford on the passenger side. Tennin admitted to driving the Ford, and stated she did not remember the numbered street where the incident occurred. It was later determined that the original incident occurred at 58th Street and Sheridan Road, also in the City and County of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin. Officers noted that there was a trail of blood leading from 58th Street to the area where Tennin’s vehicle was located.

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Kenosha Fire Department personnel arrived on scene and covered the body of the deceased individual found under the car, who was later identified as Troy Wohlgefahrt.

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Officer Niesen asked Tennin if she consumed any alcohol and she stated she did not. Tennin also denied taking any drugs. Officer Niesen asked Tennin if she was willing to provide a sample of her blood, to which Tennin responded in the affirmative. Tennin was transported to Froedtert South Hospital in Pleasant Prairie where a blood sample was obtained. Officer Niesen noted that Tennin stated multiple times that she did not see a person when she was completing a turn from westbound 58th Street to southbound Sheridan Road.

Officer Niesen took a statement from Tennin, who stated she left her boyfriend’s house at 5711 7th Avenue with the intention of going to the gas station at 60th Street and Sheridan Road. Tennin said she was driving westbound on 58th Street to turn on Sheridan Road, and was stopped at the red traffic light. Tennin said the traffic light turned green and she looked both ways. Tennin stated she did not see anyone, so she completed her left hand turn when she heard a loud “thump” underneath her vehicle. Tennin thought she ran over/hit something that was already in the roadway, and used an example of a “tire” or a “piece of carpet” being left in the roadway. Tennin stated that if she would have struck a person, someone would have seen it and told her or called the police.

Tennin stated she continued to travel southbound. Officer Niesen asked Tennin why she did not stop at the gas station like she intended, and Tennin said there was a lot of traffic behind her, so she kept driving southbound. Tennin said her vehicle began to drive differently and explained it as if it was “pulling,” so she pulled over in the location where was located by officers. Tennin stated someone in a white vehicle pulled over and told her there might be a body under the vehicle. Tennin stated she got out of her vehicle and looked underneath and she saw the body. Tennin stated the subject who advised her of this called 911 but she did not.

Officer Aquino reported that he is certified as a drug recognition expert (DRE). Officer Aquino reported that he responded to the hospital, where Tennin agreed to undergo a DRE evaluation. During the evaluation, Tennin admitted to smoking marijuana two days previous at her house in Illinois, and had smoked 2-3 blunts. After performing the tests and making observations in the DRE report, Officer Aquino determined that Tennin was under the influence of cannabis and was unable to operate a motor vehicle safely.

Officer Moretti reported that he also spoke with Tennin during the DRE evaluation, and Tennin gave a similar statement to the one she provided Officer Niesen. Officer Moretti learned that Tennin had a suspended driving status out of Illinois, and had no valid license in Wisconsin. Officer Moretti asked Tennin if she knew her driving status, and she stated “to be honest, I was probably suspended.” Officer Mathews spoke with Miguel Tobias, who observed the initial collision. Mr. Tobias stated he was traveling northbound on Sheridan Road and was stopped at the red light at Sheridan Road and 58th Street. Mr. Tobias stated he observed a male subject crossing Sheridan Road and attempting to travel eastbound on foot. Mr. Tobias stated he observed this male fall to the ground in the southbound lanes. Mr. Tobias stated he believed this subject was jogging across the street to avoid traffic from hitting him.

Moments later, Mr. Tobias stated he observed a black sedan traveling westbound on 58th Street make a left turn to travel southbound on Sheridan Road. Mr. Tobias believed this vehicle had a yellow traffic signal when making the southbound turn. Mr. Tobias saw the sedan get very close to the male subject in the road. After the sedan passed, he did not see the male continue. Mr. Tobias stated he made a right turn on 58th Street and circled the block to make sure the male was okay. Mr. Tobias stated he observed a red substance in the southbound lanes of Sheridan Road, that he believed to be blood from the male subject that fell. Mr. Tobias proceeded southbound and observed the black vehicle parked on the west side of the road in the 6200 block of Sheridan Road. Mr. Tobias stated he parked his vehicle and made contact with the driver. Mr. Tobias immediately contacted 911 and requested assistance.

Officers located surveillance video from Reuther High School that overlooked the intersection of 58th Street and Sheridan Road. Officer Weidner reviewed the video, where he observed Mr. Wohlgefahrt running across Sheridan Road. Officer Weidner indicated that the northbound and southbound traffic light was red, which would have made the pedestrian signal display “Walk” in the direction that Mr. Wohlgefahrt was walking. Officer Weidner reported that the video shows Mr. Wohlgefahrt lose his balance and fall on his stomach in the area where the blood trail started, as well as where a cellular telephone was located. When Mr. Wohlgefahrt fell to the ground, the black vehicle that had been stopped at the red light at 58th Street began to make a right turn and drove over Mr. Wohlgefahrt. Officer Weidner noted that the vehicle jolted upward (almost airborne) as it initially ran over Mr. Wohlgefahrt. Officer Weidner noted the video shows that it was obvious the vehicle struck something. The video shows the vehicle slow to a stop in the curb lane before beginning to drive southbound again. The driver did not appear to get out of the vehicle to check to see what was struck or ran over.

Based on the evidence at the scene and witness statements, it was determined that Tennin continued past the initial collision nearly five blocks with Mr. Wohlgefahrt’s body underneath her car. Using a distance measurement tool in Google Maps, it is estimated Tennin continued approximately 2000 feet past the point of initial collision without stopping.

Based on the witness and defendant’s statements, the DRE exam showing Tennin to be under the influence and video, Tennin was placed under arrest and transported to the Kenosha County Jail.

Sheila Tennin, 37, of Kenosha, WI In Court Today
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

In court today, Tennine cried for much of the hearing. Wohlgefahrt sister addressed the court saying:

“I don’t think there should be a bond. My brother lost his life, so I would think it would be fair for her to be out on the street, but he has nothing now. And we have to deal with it now.”

Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Zach Brost In Court Today
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Zach Brost asked for a $50,000 bail, ciring the loose ties to Wisconsin and the great exposure of potential prison time.

Kenosha County Circuit Court commissioner William Michel II
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha County Circuit Court commissioner William Michel II set bail at $50,000 cash, saying:

“The court has reviewed the criminal complaint. The court does believe this is a very strong case against Ms. Tennin. As stated within the criminal complaint, it’s alleged that there’s a video of the incident. The court does believe she is facing a substantial period of incarceration. The court reviewed this, and it’s over 50 years of incarceration. The court does believe that a substantial cash bond is warranted. The court is going to follow the state’s recommendation of a $50,000 cash.”

Tennin is due back in court on June 18, 2024 for a preliminary hearing.

A cousin of Wohlgefahrt said that “all of his rough edges were smoothed out by his huge heart. He loved those that he cared for fiercely and would risk anything and all to protect them. I’m glad I was able to be one of those people. Our memories will last me a lifetime and I’m going to miss you so much.”

Marks Drawn On Sheridan Road By Investigators Showing The Path A Man Was Fatally Dragged
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
Marks Drawn On Sheridan Road By Investigators Showing The Path A Man Was Fatally Dragged
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
Marks Drawn On Sheridan Road By Investigators Showing The Path A Man Was Fatally Dragged
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

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    1. And yet most of Kenosha area is wasted or high on something. No one has any self control or common sense anymore.

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  1. Troy worked at Amazon with many of use.we send prayers and love out to Troy’s family.we will miss him we are aware if his huge heart ❤️ he will be greatly missed.

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  2. Do they know what caused the man to fall? Did he have a health issue? Just wondering or did she actually hit him? I’m sure all the evidence will be told.

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    1. Stop playing with auntie this shit not a joke
      She a hardworking mom and awesome person.❤️ And a loving aunt she innocent she meant no harm so stop talking down on her like that

  3. This is a tragedy.

    It’s a story that keeps on repeating itself for decade after decade. Far too many people love their alcohol and worship drugs but the party stops when someone is hurt or killed. Just tonight I was watching Seth Meyers who was joking with his guest, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, about all the marijuana they smoked in college. As parents, what example do they set for their kids — our kids, too?

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  4. Very sad, for all Families Involved, 2 lives are lost here over bad choices, Color /race / and all that doesn’t matter. Bad choices were made and know there are Lifes lost …..

  5. Fuck all y’all who got something to say, negatively!! Is this the same mf county who key that white boy go Scott mf free after killing two people and admitting the shit?!?! I think so!!!! Is this the same mf county where a white cop shot an unarmed black man in the fucking back?!?! Not 1, not 2, but 7 fucking times…. We breaking her out tonight FUCK IT!!!!

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    1. yup, same country.
      quit comparing two unrelated events.
      plea deal to lesser charge, she’ll serve a couple of years and you’ll be alright.

    2. Wow big talker. LMFAO.

      Let’s just get down to facts. You aren’t breaking her out and, fuck, you guys won’t even be able to come up with any of her bond. Let’s just be honest, you are a ghetto POS who won’t do anything.

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    3. First, let me say your lack of education is blaring. Secondly, the police officer was justified in Blake’s shooting since he not only had an officer in a headlock, but resisted arrest, threatened everyone, and had a knife. Thirdly Rittenhouse wasn’t charged because it was self-defense anyone with an IQ over 80 knows that. Now this woman knew she hit someone and thought she could get back to Illinois. Fourth keep your ghetto ass crap in Illinois.

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      1. It’s ironic that Jacob Blake and the people Rittenhouse shot were supposedly the “dangerous” ones yet neither Sheskey or Rittenhouse had a single wound on them. Tell me again, where does Jesus talk about righteous killings?

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    4. Hopefully Kevin can trace IP addresses- sounds like this person needs a visit from the sheriff’s department- making comments about breaking someone out of jail?! Yikes!

    5. Lets get the facts straight before blowing up with the false narratives. The domino effect here starts with choices and consequences. Blake should have never been at the ex-girlfriends apartment because of bond conditions. Secondly he was not unarmed and failed to comply.
      Thirdly, there was a curfew in place but no one compiled with and started destroying other people’s properties. Fourthly, Kyle was defending himself. Lastly, the jury found Kyle innocent based on the evidence. Again, people are responsible for their actions. Just like this woman, she was under the influence, driving when she shouldn’t have and took a life.

  6. Naw that white boy came outside with the intent of killing somebody…. Then he killed 2 somebody’s and got off scott free…. Fuck you…. Fat face mf was crying fake ass tears boi she really remorseful….. She’ll only do a couple though so it’s all good😁…. Then we gon come kill yo cat lmao….maybe I’ll get off scott free cause your cat attacked me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    1. You are why women clutch at their purses when unintelligible wannabe thugs are near by. Low impulse control sub 70 IQ degenerates. Statistics don’t lie.

      1. Exactly.

        Reading these comments, and so many of the “free tt” (wtaf is “tt”?!) comments remind my of why I don’t leave the house unless I’m carrying concealed.

        Or openly, depending on where I’m going. Sometimes it’s better to wear it in the open and remove all doubt.

        Yes, these low-IQ individuals who want to break this loser out of jail are definitely the reason I carry.

        1. TT is the low iq individual who ran than poor man over and killed him
          BURN IN HELL TT! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  7. Boy, all of these “free TT” posts and others like it sure emphasize that they are more racist than the other way around. It seems as if the mans life means nothing to them because he was white. As if he alone was responsible for slavery or something ridiculous like that.

    Sad that these people have such a negative perception of a fellow human being that they didn’t even know.

    1. You spelled “realist” wrong. The word racist doesn’t mean anything anymore. It’s only used to prove you lost the argument. We go by statistics, and real life situations. Blacks are 13% of the population, but commit 60% of violent crimes. And ya wonder why folks feel the way they do. Get your shit together.

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    2. Right? It’s wild that people believe that she should be let go because she’s black, that her skin color should allow her to get away with killing an individual.

    1. 👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆
      This “persons” father is unknown. Deserted as a child….Like most in the dindo community.

  8. Truth hurts. Bet you had a shit ton of “uncles” tho, huh? Over 70% of black kids born out of wedlock, and even more raised without the father in the house. STATS CANT BE RACIST.

  9. I’ve been thinking about this incident a lot, and it bothers me because there are so many victims here. Even the woman who hit the man clearly did so without intent, though if she had gotten out of the car to look right away, this may have had a very different ending. So now a man is dead, a woman is facing serious consequences, her children are at huge risk, and it’s very likely that many other family members and friends are hurting. I’m just going to keep praying for all of them and hope you’ll do the same.

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    1. Thanks so much I am trying 🙏
      My auntie ment no harm to the community 😭 she a good person 😌 and good Mom ❤️ and we love her so much and miss her

  10. That’s my aunt she a good person stop talking about her like it was an accident y’all act like it was on purpose or something y’all dead wrong free my auntie black lives matter ❤️

  11. Stop playing with auntie this shit not a joke
    She a hardworking mom and awesome person.❤️ And a loving aunt she innocent she meant no harm so stop talking down on her like that

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  12. Tt Sheila I miss you ❤️
    It’s not you’re fault remember that you are a sweet caring person and very beautiful keep your head up we know in our family you ment no harm ❤️

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Jonathan Wesley Markwick, 28, of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Jonathan Wesley Markwick, 28, of Kenosha, who is currently on extended supervision following felony convictions for threatening judges, prosecutors, or law enforcement officers, was taken into custody at gunpoint Friday night after allegedly threatening to kill everyone inside Tr3s Hermanos, according to dispatch traffic and jail records. You must be

Two People Shot at Lincoln Park After Reports of Large Party, Fight and Gunfire

KENOSHA, Wis. — Two people were shot shortly after midnight Saturday at Lincoln Park following reports of a large gathering, a fight and gunfire, according to scanner traffic recorded by Kenosha County Eye. The first call came in just after midnight Saturday morning when a caller reported a large party at Lincoln Park. Moments later, another caller reported that she had been struck

Longtime Kenosha Auto Repair Shop Rebrands as Double Decker Auto Repair

KENOSHA, Wis. — A familiar auto repair business on Kenosha’s south side is getting a new name, but owners Mike and Erin Decker say customers can expect the same service they have provided for decades. The couple announced that their shop at 8601 75th Street will officially become Double Decker Auto Repair on June 15, 2026, marking the end of its longtime franchise

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Vehicle Rollover at 100th Avenue and Seventh Street Sends Emergency Crews to Scene

Crash at 100th Ave and 7th St in Somers Today(Photo by Nathan DeBruin, Kenosha County Eye) SOMERS, Wis. — Emergency crews responded to a rollover crash Friday afternoon at the intersection of 100th Avenue and Seventh Street in the Village of Somers. Crash at 100th Ave and 7th St in Somers Today(Photo by Nathan DeBruin, Kenosha County Eye) You must be logged in

Record Number of Entries Scheduled for 2026 Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade as Nation’s 250th Anniversary Theme Takes Center Stage

KENOSHA, Wis. — A record number of entries will participate in the 2026 Kenosha Civic Veterans Parade presented by Snap-on, which will step off at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 28, as the city celebrates the nation’s 250th anniversary with the theme, “United States Celebrates 250 Years.” The City of Kenosha announced Friday that the annual parade will again be led by Snap-on

Kerkman Thanks First Responders, Utility Crews Following Severe Storm That Left Widespread Power Outages

KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. — Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman on Thursday praised county employees, first responders, utility workers and community organizations involved in the response to Wednesday night’s severe storms, which left thousands without power and caused significant damage across the county. In a statement released Thursday, Kerkman thanked county departments including Highway, Parks, Facilities and Golf crews, along with the Kenosha County

City to Offer Curbside Storm Debris Collection Following Severe Thunderstorms

KENOSHA, Wis. — Residents with tree limbs, brush and other storm-related debris resulting from this week’s severe thunderstorms are encouraged to contact the City of Kenosha Department of Public Works to arrange for curbside collection. Residents seeking pickup should call 262-653-4050 to be placed on the collection list. Curbside pickup will occur between Monday, June 15, and Thursday, June 18. City officials said

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Felony Armed Burglary Defendant Accused of Breaking Into Apartment Storage Units While Armed With Handgun Held on $10,000 Cash Bail

Jaylen D. Patton, 18, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 18-year-old Kenosha man accused of burglarizing multiple storage units at a west-side apartment complex while armed with a loaded handgun is being held on a $10,000 cash bail after prosecutors sought $15,000 cash bail during his initial appearance Wednesday. Jaylen D. Patton, 18, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must

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Kenosha Man Charged in Animal Neglect Case After Dog Found Dehydrated in Hot SUV; Commissioner Sets $1,000 Cash Bail

Treyvon J. Moore, 28, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man with a prior animal mistreatment conviction is facing four misdemeanor animal neglect charges after police say they found his Doberman puppy severely dehydrated inside a cluttered SUV that had been towed from a city street, where temperatures inside the vehicle exceeded 100 degrees. Treyvon J. Moore, 28, of

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Felony Child Abuse Charges Filed After Mother Allegedly Punched Daughter Repeatedly in Head; Aileen “Half Off” Henry Sets $7,500 Cash Bail

Cloey J. Rupp-Kent, 34, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of repeatedly punching her 14-year-old daughter in the head and striking her 13-year-old son during a late-night domestic disturbance was charged Thursday with two felony counts of physical abuse of a child. Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry set a $7,500 cash bail on

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Kenosha Woman Charged With 11 Counts of Animal Neglect After Dogs Found Living in Squalid Conditions During Eviction

Kenosha Police Department(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — Alison M. Asboth, 57, of Kenosha, has been charged with 11 misdemeanor counts of animal neglect after authorities allegedly found two dogs living in deplorable conditions inside her 73rd Street residence during an eviction in November 2025. You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.

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Racine Pair Accused of Drug Trafficking After Pleasant Prairie Traffic Stop; Combined $42,000 Cash Bail Set

Earnest Phillips, 44, and Dominque Hale, 40, both of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Racine man on state supervision and a Racine woman are facing felony drug trafficking charges after Pleasant Prairie police allegedly discovered more than a half-kilogram of marijuana, cocaine, and heroin during a traffic stop Wednesday evening. Earnest Phillips Dominque Hale You must be logged in to

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Man Found With Three Concealed Handguns and More Than 33 Grams of THC Released on No-Cash Bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Mecca Necade Griffin, 32, of Greenfield(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Milwaukee-area man accused of carrying three concealed handguns and possessing more than 33 grams of THC was released Thursday on a no-cash bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry, despite prosecutors requesting a $1,600 cash bail. Mecca Necade Griffin, 32, of Greenfield(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)

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Felony Burglary Defendant Accused of Breaking Into Neighbor’s Home Released on No-Cash Bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half-Off” Henry

Jorge L. Mercado-Espinoza, 57, of Pleasant Prairire(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A 57-year-old Pleasant Prairie man accused of burglarizing a neighbor’s home and stealing thousands of dollars worth of property was released Thursday on a no-cash bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half-Off” Henry, despite prosecutors seeking a $10,000 cash bail in the felony case. Jorge L. Mercado-Espinoza,

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Woman Accused of Choking 61-Year-Old Neighbor Over Alleged Debt Released on No-Cash Bail by Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Anita R. Williams, 63, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 63-year-old Kenosha woman accused of pinning her 61-year-old neighbor against a wall and choking her while demanding money was released Thursday on a no-cash bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry. Prosecutors requested a $1,000 no-cash bail and the defense did not object. Henry imposed the

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Man Accused of Stealing Lawn Mower, Returning to Victim’s Yard to Urinate Held on $2,000 Cash Bail

Douglas L. Tanner, 69, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 69-year-old Kenosha man accused of stealing a lawn mower from a resident’s garage and repeatedly returning to the victim’s property — including allegedly urinating in the victim’s yard after being told to stay away — was ordered held on a $2,000 cash bail Thursday by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner

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