Career Criminal Catches 6th Felony Case After Having Life Saved By Kenosha Sheriff’s Deputies

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Trenton B. Kmiec (24) of Salem
(Kenosha County Sheriff)

*Correction, Trenton was never charged with any crime related to this arrest*

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A Kenosha man is back in a place he is very used to being – jail. Trenton B. Kmiec, of Salem, was arrested late Friday evening after overdosing on apparent opiates. Kmiec is on felony probation and felony bail for a very serious case out of Fond Du Lac County.

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Theodore (Ted) Kmiec III – Former Salem Lakes Trustee and Lawyer
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

At about 9:43 p.m. on Friday evening, Kmiec’s girlfriend signaled a neighbor to call 9-1-1 to report that Kmiec was overdosing and unconscious in his vehicle. His vehicle was in front of his home in the 9000 block of 238th Ave in Salem. It’s a home he shares with his father, Ted Kmiec, who is a criminal defense attorney in Kenosha County. The girlfriend then left the scene before police arrived.

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Deputies arrived on scene and found Kmiec to be in critical condition with agonal breathing. Agonal breathing, also known as agonal respiration or gasping respiration, is a near-death condition that involves a person gasping and moaning for air. Seemingly, Kmiec was snorting opiates, as a straw was found and considered drug paraphernalia.

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Kenosha Sheriff’s Deputies quickly administered Narcan multiple times and were able to revive Kmiec. And off-duty Salem Lakes fire/Rescue paramedic was also on the scene administering CPR. She can be heard in the body camera footage saying that ” last time we had to give him five doses [of Narcans] to revive him.” This means that this was at least the second time that Kmiec almost breathes his last breath.

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He was taken to St. Catherine’s Hospital in Kenosha where he was treated. While being treated, Kenosha Sheriff’s Deputies called Kmiec’s probation agent, who issued a probation warrant. The Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department charged Kmiec with possession of drug paraphernalia and Felony Bail Jumping. Kmiec was released from St. Catherines about 10:27 p.m. and taken to the Kenosha County Jail, a place Kmiec is not unfamiliar with.

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Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley (D)
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha County District Attorney Mike Graveley (D), who is friends with Kmiec’s father Ted, will be sending this case to a neighboring county with the expectation that the neighboring DA will take it easy on Kmiec, like so many times before.

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Kmiec’s Mugshots
Kmiec’s Criminal History in Wisconsin
(WCCA)

Kmiec is on felony bail for a serious incident from November 24, 2021. Police and prosecutors say that Kmiec lead multiple police officers and agencies on a 25 minute long, 22 mile police chase while armed and under the influence of drugs. Kmiec refused to pull over for police and drove erratically at speeds up to 85 miles per hour. He endangered many people’s lives by swerving all over the road and narrowly missing innocent bystanders. At one point he swerved around stop sticks, was rammed by police, did a 360 degree spin, but continued to evade. Eventually, Kmiec flipped the car and crashed in a ditch. Police found a Glock 19 in his possession with an extended 30-round magazine in the car. A drug recognition expert determined that Kmiec was under the influence of stimulants. There were also empty bottles of Cyclobenzaprine and Tramadol in his upside down car. Kmiec also had two Buprenorphine narcotic patches on his body. Kmiec also had a powdery substance on his nostril. Kmiec was charged with (1) Second Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Use of a Dangerous Weapon, (2) Fleeing and Eluding – Causing Damage to Property, Use of a Dangerous Weapon, (3) Felony Criminal Damage to Property, Use of a Dangerous Weapon, (4) Possession of a Firearm While Intoxicated, and (5) OWI (2nd). One of the victims told police that Kmiec caused $8,000 in damage to his property. Believe it or not, Governor Evers (D) appointee, Judge Tricia Walker, gave Kmiec a no-cash bond. He was released without having to pay a cent. He is expected to take a plea deal in October.

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Kmiec’s Criminal History

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Kmiec was driving while intoxicated on June 26, 2017. He was later convicted.

Kenosha County Drug Possession

In 2017, Kmiec was involved in a crime involving drugs. He was arrested. DA Graveley (D) sent this case to Racine County to be “fixed” and progressive Racine County DA Patricia Hanson did not charge Kmiec, but allowed him to participate in a drug program.

Kenosha County Drug Possession #2

On September 2, 2022, police and prosecutors say that Kmiec was pulled over and had schedule 2 narcotics in his vehicle. Kmiec tried to throw the drugs out of his car, but the astute Deputy Tifft reviewed his squad footage and saw Kmiec throw the bag. DA Graveley sent this case to Racine County and DA Patricia Hanson’s office dismissed it.

Winnebago County Drug Trafficking Arrest

Police and prosecutors say that on February 19, 2023, Kmiec was located in a bar by police, which was against his bond conditions. On his person, they found 13 plastic baggies, each contained fentanyl. Police obtained a search warrant for his home. When they arrived, they were met by Kmiec’s high-school aged girlfriend. They found cutting agents and other drug manufacturing items in his bedroom. His minor girlfriend said that she didn’t know he sold drugs, but was “suspicious” of him. She thought he was selling vitamins to people posing as cocaine. Winnebago County prosecutors charged Kmiec with (1) Possession – Intent to Deliver, (2) Maintaining a Drug-Trafficking Place, and (3) Felony Bail Jumping. They could have charged him with multiple counts of bail-jumping, but did not. Believe it or not, a liberal court Commissioner named Eric Heywood gave Kmiec a no-cash bail and he was released without paying a cent. He is awaiting trial for this case.

Domestic Violence

Kmiec was charged in court earlier on May 3, 2023. The charges include felony child abuse – recklessly causing bodily harm, six counts of felony bail jumping, and intimidation of a victim. According to the criminal complaint, Kmiec’s high-school aged girlfriend called the Sheriff’s Department just before midnight on May 1, 2023. She was upset and crying when a deputy arrived. She asked the deputy to drive her down the road so she wasn’t talking in front of the house. She then told him that she and her boyfriend, Trenton Kmiec, had a fight. She said that Kmiec threw her very hard and her head hit something. She had a visible “goose egg” on the right side of her head near her temple. She then tried to call 9-1-1, but Kmiec took the phone away from her, hung it up and said “you’re not doing that.” She then begged for her phone back, but Kmiec called her a “whore” and told her to lay down and sleep or walk home. He then said he hoped she got abducted.

Domestic Violence #2

According to another criminal complaint, on May 26, 2023, deputies responded to Ted and Trenton Kmiec’s residence in Salem. The caller was one of the girl’s friends who heard her and Trenton arguing loudly which he was on the phone with her. He heard her say “ow.” This friend called police and summoned them to the Kmiec residence. The Sheriff’s Deputies are very familiar with this home. Deputies investigated the death of Kmiec’s mistress recently. She died on Ted’s bed. Deputies knocked on the door and Trenton answered the door. He denied that his 17-year old girlfriend was there and denied ever having contact with her. Ted also came to the door and claimed he didn’t know if she was there either and didn’t hear the loud arguing. The girl later exited the home to talk to deputies, and Ted apologized and stated that he was not aware of her presence in the home. Deputies arrested Trenton for obstructing, since he lied to police. Deputies decided against arresting Ted Kmiec. We asked Ted why he would knowingly allow his son to violate conditions of his bond. He didn’t respond to KCE’s request for comment.

Connie Kmiec (Wife of Ted Kmiec and Mother To Trenton Kmiec)
(Kenosha Sheriff’s Department)

Trenton Kmiec’s mom, Connie Kmiec also got a free pass for allegedly battering Ted, an interaction caught on video.

Racine County DA Patricia Hanson (D) Top
Racine County Deputy DA Chris Steenrod (D) Bottom
(Photo by Kevin MAthewson, Kenosha County Eye

The duo most responsible for the white-glove treatment of Kmiec, aside from Graveley himself, are Racine County DA Patricia Hanson and her Deputy DA, Chris Steenrod, both democrats. They keep giving Kmiec over-generous plea deals. Judge Dougvillo, however jumped the most recent deal. Jumping a plea deal, is when a judge gives a punishment that is more strict than the plea agreement.

Kmiec is expected to be charged in the coming days or weeks.

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KCE believes that if the DAs in Wisconsin continue to treat these crimes lightly, Kmiec himself, or someone in the public is going to be dead. Their heart will stop beating. The only place where Kmiec can be placed so he and the public are safe, is in prison. If not for the heroic actions of the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Deputies, Kmiec would have spent the weekend at the morgue, instead of jail. To Mike Graveley, Patricia Hanson, Chris Steenrod, and anyone else who will handle this case, put him in prison. If you do not, the blood will be on your hands. Enough white-glove treatment. The public’s lives are at stake, and so is this young man’s life. I don’t want any harm to come to this kid, but to put him back on the streets time and time again is doing no good.

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  1. We the taxpayers have been his parents for many years. Make him pay for his many jail visits, court expenses, medical bills, Narcan, etc. A real job might kill him quicker than the drugs will…

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  2. Factual corrections to your story:

    The girlfriend did NOT perform CPR, and did NOT call 911. She walked to a neighbor’s home and told them Trent was not breathing yet she hadn’t called 911. The female neighbor immediately called 911, dragged Trent out of his truck and did cpr until cops arrived. She is the hero here.

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    1. “Kmiec’s girlfriend signaled a neighbor to call 9-1-1 to report that Kmiec was overdosing and unconscious in his vehicle.” IF you call me and can confirm your story, I’ll add the part about CPR.

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      1. “I issue a challenge to all my readers, if you can find that I have published one thing that wasn’t true or accurate then ill donate $500 to your local charity, non abortion related.”

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        1. Nice try. Calling 911 versus asking somebody to call 911 is virtually the same thing. It is not incorrect information. You people get very desperate to discredit me it is so hilarious.

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          1. Kevin, I have the third Anonymous comment up there (the post with the facts I asked you to correct). I didn’t post any of the other Anonymous comments here. Anyway, the facts are important and I posted the facts not to make you look bad, but to bring attention to the neighbor who stepped up 100% to save a life. When one attempts to revive someone overdosing, it is unclear whether or not the affects of fentanyl can be transferred via saliva or skin, but the lady from the neighborhood gave her all anyway. Just giving credit where credit is due.

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          2. Not even close to the same thing. Asking a neighbor to call 911 and running away because your high yourself is cowardly. Hopefully this girl is drug tested and punished to the fullest extent of the law. People with nothing to hide don’t leave their friends to die.

          3. Because they are libtards and libtards are always trying to discredit us conservatives! Just imagine if your name was Trump! 🤣

      2. I wonder why that girl ran away and left him to die after she supposedly signaled a neighbor?

        Probably took all the drugs and ran away. Id love to see you investigate that girl.

  3. Look what happens when your daddy is a lawyer, and friends with all the other drug snorting lawyers and their kids. Teddy dropped my kid after he milked him dry of whatever money he had left after the court and state got their hands on his money. He’s a good man and milker.

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  4. Why do parents try to solve all their children’s problems ??

    The only way children learn is to accept the results of their actions. Good or bad, let them reap their own rewards and suffer their own consequences.

    This is much more a failure of parenting than it is on the child. Lack of discipline. Lack of responsibility.
    Just plain old lack of parenting.

    This is on YOU TED !!

    Only thing left for you to do … is exactly NOTHING.

    Maybe after time in jail you might see him sober with a job before you die.
    Isn’t that what you want ??

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    1. It’s hard to get help from Mom and Dad when they’re in the same house partying with him. The entire family is f-ed up.

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  5. His day of reckoning is coming., His parents also will suffer the same fate. Sad life of the demented Kimec clan.

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  6. I know Trent ….do any of you? Good hearted kid ….smart kid
    ..a kid with addiction issues, he needs treatment,counciling people never will understand addiction untill it hit you or your family,

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    1. I know a lot of good-hearted kids that don’t beat underage women, lead police and high speed chasees while, endangering lives, sell fentanyl, and traffic drugs. Am I missing something here? Are you delusional?

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    2. Smart ? Addiction issues ?

      Sure he needs treatment and counseling but ….

      With two parents “in the home” his chances of a proper life were more positive than some others.

      If daddy didn’t bail him out all these times, both with cash and favors from well connected “friends” in high places, maybe after the first time in jail he would have straightened his act up years ago.
      But with “daddy” running interference for him all these years he never had to feel the cold hard bed of his actions in jail.
      Maybe if he did time he might have thought better on how to not get thrown in jail again.

      Up till now he has been so lucky to not have killed someone as a result of his actions.
      Are you willing to keep letting him out until he does ?

      Gravelys a father. Yet he allows Ted to dictate his own kids legal punishment.
      Gravely is as much as fault as anyone

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      1. He’s need access to veterans court or maybe addiction court. I’m sure a good case worker with a degree in social work would straighten this man out. I have an idea. Send him to Ukraine, where the rest of our kids will be headed in the near future. It’s almost as if he was raised by a childless cat lady in the prosecutors office.

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        1. Veterans court was built to make it sound like it is working. But you have to be a pillar of society (as someone who was charged w a crime) to be accepted into the Veterans Court Program. They pick the easiest offenders to be in their program just to make the numbers look good. They should be picking the worst of the Veteran’s and not the easiest. It’s like putting lipstick on a pig.

    3. He may need treatment but he definitely doesn’t need a soft on crime my daddy’s a lawyer treatment by the libtarded dumocratic DA

  7. the only solution now is jail time.Nothing else has worked.It will save Trentons life and a good chance that someone else will get hurt or killed.if he is out.This whole tragedy could have qualified to be on a DR Phil show

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  8. People blaming his parents because they keep bailing him out have no clue. When I was a teenager I got into trouble and my parents (who personally knew our then Chief of Police) also bailed me out. I learned from that experience, and straightened myself out. Me. Not my parents (who did raise me right. It was MY lapse in judgment that got me in trouble.) This “kid” failed himself. He has addiction issues, he will continue to have addiction issues until HE decides to get help. Putting him in prison might possibly get him clean, but you can still get drugs in prison. He needs to want to strainer out. If he’s not willing, he won’t, and prison is the safest place for him, and for us, the general public.

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    1. “ I learned from that experience “

      Exactly !! For you it only took once !

      I’m not against “bailing/helping” your kid out but ….
      Just once. This kid and his parents have been down this road time after time after time.
      When does it stop ??

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    2. The difference is your “parents raised you right”. We all do have choices. It sounds like, from the articles I have read, the dad has been pulling strings every time. He’s no innocent creature himself but relies on his connections to get himself out of situations he gets caught up in. This is a mess.

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  9. Enough is enough!!! It would have been another thing if this man did not take another person’s life but he did take a woman’s life and therefore he needs to be jailed long-term permanently and the only reason obviously that we can see he’s gotten away with everything so far is because of his father’s legal job, connections and friends!

    I know such a woman that also did the same thing. She killed several people! 2 men and others that have been connected to her and yet she was able to get off on a plea deal and apparently continues to do so no matter how many drug charges she gets with the drugs and fentanyl and the PO office is just playing around with her! Her mother is ALSO connected to law enforcement and has “friends” in the agency. She’s on the run again hopefully they catch her soon before she hurts or kills someone else, but what will it mean if they do not jail her for years or permanently???

  10. When one continues to hurt people and kill people and does not stop or change their behavior no matter how sorry or clean they temporarily get they need to be jailed long-term! Society is NO place for them!

  11. Seems to me alot of overdoses happen at this residence…..involving everyone who lives there maybe someone should investigate the almost 2 overdoses now at the same house ..sounds like a drug house to me …

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  12. Hmmmm….if it wasn’t this family would you give this story so much attention, you Kevin enjoy this more than detest the actions of Trent .you enjoy the downfalls Trent and his family have had…. correct me anyone if I’m wrong ….

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    1. I would say that you sound like a first time reader, but clearly you are not. Clearly you have read my publication many times in the past. Since we got that out of the way, you know that I don’t like corruption, favoritism, cronyism, and favors being given to “special” people. That’s why I write about this dude’s repeated criminal actions. I hope this guy gets help for his party lifestyle and never gets in trouble again. But in the meantime, Kenosha County will know every time that he does

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      1. There is no talking to these libtarded dumocratic morons these days Kevin. Keep posting your articles. Us normal people with common sense know you are a great guy just posting truths and looking out for our community.

    2. You are wrong he brings to light the problem with a more than repeat felon who dosent make it more than 2 months without being jailed after commiting mutiple felonies for years and not serving any time is the real issue…drugs being pushed through the community….mutiple domestic violence….i think is more the case

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  13. If I had a dime for every time I heard Ted Kmiec brag about how his kid was going to the NHL…. More like DCI.
    Then it was downgraded to the hockey scholarship he was going to get to a big time college like Madison.
    Now, maybe they have a hockey team at Dodge Correctional Institution?
    Stickball?

    1. Fuck Madison anyway! Figures Ted would be wanting that. Libtard USA is Madison!! If you want your kids indoctrinated to be little libtarded dumocratic scumbags then send them away to Madison. That’s all Madison is good for, among so many other overrated libtarded dumocratic colleges!!! We are Sooooooo Fucked!!!

  14. I don’t believe Trenton will make a miraculous comeback on his own and be a productive member of society. He will someday be a free man snd use again to escape from reality. What he needs now is a long jail sentence followed by long term rehab far away from this area and his enabling parents.

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  15. Kevin, I noticed that the exposed page (you know the one) that we believe to be operated by the Kmiec &Co has yet to make mention of their parenting skills nor the lifesaving steps by our people in red and blue. How sad that theirs is not a fair and unbiased outlet.

  16. No one else would get all the benefits that this loser kid has gotten and it’s all because of his dad. If he is not stopped, he’s going to kill someone or himself and they are doing him a huge disservice by letting him off like this.

    1. Unbelievable man!!! When is Trents libtarded dumocratic piece of shitty attorney dad Ted Kmiec and his libtarded buddies in the DA’s office going to stop giving this kid breaks???? When this kid dies young, and the odds at this point are that, “HE WILL”!!! That’s when his daddy Ted should be charged with his death! Does Ted have a huge life insurance policy out on Trent??? Maybe we should begin investigating this now before it happens?
      GO WOKE, GO BROKE! BE RECIPIENT OF SOFT ON CRIME, BE DEAD IN NO TIME!! BE THE SON OF TED KMIEC, MAY AS WELL HANG BY NECK!!!

    2. Exactly! What it boils down to is you can’t teach anything to a libtarded dumocratic moron. They need to he smacked I’m the face by reality!

  17. Just watched the body cam that was added to the article – I hope this was a wake-up call to his “FRIEND”. Stuff she said – she just got there (interesting), parked next to him but saw nothing (interesting), went looking for him but came back to the car that she parked next to and found him, (again interesting). She better find some new friends because this one could cost her her life or freedom.

  18. If you want to use Narcan, please do.
    When the fuckhead wakes up put a bullet in his forehead to cure his addiction.

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    1. Almost seems like they want the drug issue to control the population! The last I heard was that Biden met with the Chinese president to stop the corporations from making fentanyl that gets shipped through Mexico and through our border. But apparently there’s still stockpiles of this drug in our country! I am aware that there is technology that can detect this drug coming into our country. It’s expensive but it’s worth it! It’s going to be really interesting to see how the next presidency clamps down on it?

      1. ^ that’s hilarious if you believe this to be true. Biden is a useless puppet. If you don’t think him and other politicians aren’t making $ off of this, you are very naive. He hasn’t done shit.

        1. Exactly.
          And which pharmaceutical is raking in the $$ from making all
          the narcan our country needs so much of nowadays?

      2. Technology to see if it’s coming into our country with illegals crossing over every single day totaling in the millions????? 🤪 They don’t even care who’s coming in here. Do you think they are stopping drugs? 🤔

  19. Unbelievable man!!! When is Trents libtarded dumocratic piece of shitty attorney dad Ted Kmiec and his libtarded buddies in the DA’s office going to stop giving this kid breaks???? When this kid dies young, and the odds at this point are that, “HE WILL”!!! That’s when his daddy Ted should be charged with his death! Does Ted have a huge life insurance policy out on Trent??? Maybe we should begin investigating this now before it happens?
    GO WOKE, GO BROKE! BE RECIPIENT OF SOFT ON CRIME, BE DEAD IN NO TIME!! BE THE SON OF TED KMIEC, MAY AS WELL HANG BY NECK!!!

  20. So is there a reason this is not on the court website? He is listed as a current inmate on the Kenosha jail roster, but it’s not on ccap.

  21. It is insane to me that this kid has gotten let loose so many times with THAT kind of criminal record. Especially the Fond Du Lac case, he needs some serious jail time and the fact he still hasn’t served time for that after 3 years shows how corrupt we are. Kmiec needs to be put away and for good. His dad has enabled his drug addiction since 2017, no amount of rehab or therapy can help the kid clearly he’s seen it all. Jail! Jail! Jail! Stop allowing someone like this to be a member of our society for his own good and everyone else’s safety. God forbid something happens to the girl who made the call, she’s in real danger.

  22. They should have let the POS die. This is the result of no discipline from the last 45 years of “parents.”
    They “smart phone” raised weak, lazy, undisciplined, useless to society children, that are now adults.

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SOMERS, Wis. — Four men have been arrested following a shooting at the Bluebird Motel that investigators say occurred during an attempted armed robbery connected to a suspected narcotics transaction, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office. Formal charges have not yet been filed, but the case has been referred to the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office for review. Deputies were dispatched to

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Salem Lakes Fire Rescue Division Chief Resigns After Administrative Leave, Internal Investigation

Former Salem Lakes Fire Department Division Chief Jill Torres(File Cell Phone Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Salem Lakes Fire Rescue Division Chief Jill Torres has resigned from the department following an internal misconduct investigation, becoming the second member of the department’s command staff to leave under a separation agreement in just one month. Former Assistant Fire Chief

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Woman Accused of Repeatedly Punching 14-Year-Old Daughter in Face, Dragging Her Across Floor Gets $2,500 Cash Bail From Aileen Henry Despite DA Seeking $8,000

Dynasty D. Jammerson, 27, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of repeatedly punching her 14-year-old daughter in the face, dragging her across the floor by her sweatshirt hood, and causing severe facial injuries was ordered held on a $2,500 cash bail Tuesday by Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen Henry, despite prosecutors arguing for a significantly higher amount. Dynasty

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Aileen “Half Off” Henry Lowers Judge’s $25,000 Cash Bail to $4,000 for Man Accused of Throwing Wife Over Couch, Holding Her in Corner Against Her Will, and Offering Her Phone Back if She Didn’t Call Police

Nathan Andrew Crane, 28, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 28-year-old Kenosha man accused of throwing his wife over a couch, holding her in a corner against her will, and offering to return her phone if she agreed not to call police was ordered held on a $4,000 cash bail Tuesday, despite a judge having previously set a $25,000 cash

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Felony Election Fraud Defendant Accused of Illegally Voting While on Felony Supervision Released on No-Cash Bail by Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Michael A. Regina, 34, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 34-year-old Kenosha man charged with felony election fraud for allegedly voting in the 2020 presidential election while legally ineligible to do so was released Tuesday on a no-cash bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry, despite prosecutors seeking a $5,000 cash bail. Michael Regina was booked

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Man Charged in Burglary That Netted Up to $7,000 in Cash Has Judge’s $35,000 Cash Bail Reduced by $20,000 by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Xavier D. Harris, 30, of North Chicago(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A North Chicago man accused of burglarizing a Kenosha apartment and stealing up to $7,000 in cash, a PlayStation 5, a gaming computer and other property had his cash bail reduced by $20,000 Tuesday after Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry lowered a judge’s previously ordered $35,000

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Felony Retail Theft Defendant Accused of Stealing More Than $1,000 in Merchandise From Kohl’s Has Bail Reduced by Court Commissioner After Judge Ordered $2,500 Cash Bail

, 50, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of merchandise from Kohl’s was released on a $1,000 cash bail Tuesday after Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry reduced the cash bail amount previously ordered by a judge. Judge Heather Iverson had issued an arrest warrant for on June

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Felony Theft Defendant Accused of Taking Wallet With $800 Cash and Child’s Social Security Card Released on No-Cash Bail Despite Judge Had Ordered $2,500 Cash Bail

Michele Kay Robinson, 66, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of stealing a wallet containing $800 in cash and a child’s Social Security card was released Tuesday after Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry reduced a $2,500 cash bail previously ordered by Judge Jason Rossell to a $3,000 no-cash bail. Michele Kay Robinson, 66,

Velo City Classic Returns to Downtown Kenosha June 20, Featuring Professional Racing and Free Kids Events

KENOSHA, Wis. — Cyclists from across the Midwest will descend on downtown Kenosha later this month as the Velo City Classic returns on Saturday, June 20, bringing a full day of competitive racing, family activities, and community events to Library Park and the surrounding streets. The event is part of the 2026 Tour of America’s Dairyland, one of the nation’s premier cycling series,

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Attempted Burglary at Chiapetta Shoes Prompts Large Police Response, K-9 Search

Chiapetta Shoes 4820 75th St (Photo by Incident Response) KENOSHA, Wis. — A suspected attempted burglary at Chiapetta Shoes early Tuesday morning prompted a large response from the Kenosha Police Department, including a K-9 unit, drones, multiple officers, and a search of the business. You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.

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‘Everybody Knew’: Tremper Teacher Arrested After School Bus Hit-and-Run Amid Longstanding Allegations of Drinking at School

Casey Cushman – Teacher, Tremper High School and his Damaged Truck KENOSHA, Wis. — A Tremper High School Technology Education teacher who has for years been the subject of allegations that he drank alcohol while at work was arrested Thursday after allegedly crashing into a school bus, fleeing the scene, and later being arrested for operating while intoxicated. Casey Cushman – Teacher, Tremper

Kenosha County Eye Editor Sues DPI Over Silence on Records Related to Teacher Whose Case Inspired Wisconsin Grooming Law

KENOSHA, Wis. — More than two years after Kenosha County Eye first broke the story of former KTEC teacher Christian Enwright’s alleged grooming of a middle school student, the controversy has spawned criminal convictions, statewide legislation, and now a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. On Monday, Kenosha County Eye editor Kevin Mathewson filed a petition for a writ of mandamus

KUSD Budget Survey Sparks Backlash as Residents Call Process a ‘Dog and Pony Show’

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Unified School District’s latest effort to gather public input on budget reductions is drawing criticism from some parents and residents who say district leaders have already decided to pursue another referendum and are simply creating the appearance of public involvement. On Monday, KUSD distributed a survey asking parents, students and staff to suggest budget cuts as the district faces

Judge Jason Rossell Ordered Intake Court Camera Shut Off; Sheriff’s Office Preserved Partial Coverage, Sources Raise Safety Concerns

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County Eye has learned that Judge Jason Rossell ordered the intake courtroom security camera system shut off, according to information obtained by KCE from the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office. The revelation comes after weeks of questions surrounding why large portions of the camera feed inside the county’s busiest and most volatile courtroom suddenly became permanently obscured by black boxes.

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Lindenhurst Police Officer Accused of Threatening to Kill Wife, Drown Children Now Facing Child Abuse Felonies, $250,000 Cash Bond

Robert J. Holbach, 48, of Pleasant Prairie(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) Story Modified: 11:30 a.m., June 9, 2026 PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — A Lindenhurst, Illinois police officer accused of threatening to kill his wife, drown his children, and shoot his wife in the face is now facing four felony child abuse charges after investigators expanded their investigation into allegations first reported in April. Supplemental

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Detective Bureau Veteran Named KPPA Detective of the Year

KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha Professional Police Association has named Detective Eric Kukowski its 2025 Detective of the Year, recognizing a veteran investigator who colleagues describe as a leader, mentor and one of the department’s most respected detectives. The honor is particularly significant because it is awarded based on nominations from fellow officers and detectives who work alongside the recipient every day. For

Geneva Dock Expands Into Kenosha County With New Dealer Location at Paddock Lake Sporting Goods

PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — A Wisconsin-based dock manufacturer is expanding its presence in southeastern Wisconsin through a new partnership with a longtime local sporting goods retailer. Geneva Dock, operated by GD Marine LLC, announced this month that it has established an authorized dealer location at Paddock Lake Sporting Goods in Paddock Lake. The agreement will bring Geneva Dock’s full line of extruded aluminum

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Man Charged With Child Sexual Assault in 2023 Arrested Nearly 2½ Years Later, Held on $100,000 Cash Bail

Richard Day Raun V, 36, of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha County court commissioner on Wednesday set a $100,000 cash bail for a Racine man accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a child under the age of 13, rejecting a lower amount sought by prosecutors after hearing directly from the victim’s adoptive father. Richard Day Raun V, 36, of Racine(Kenosha

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UPDATE: Court Documents Reveal Bluebird Motel Shooting Victim Was Allegedly Lured to Meeting Through Text Messages Before Gunfire Erupted

Top Row: Kerry G. Turnipseed, 39 and Curtis A. Robison, 35Bottom Row: Joseph Rannow, 32 and Kendrick D. Role, 43(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Hours after the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrests of four men in connection with last week’s Bluebird Motel shooting, newly filed court documents have revealed additional details about how investigators believe the encounter was arranged

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Man Accused of Shooting at Five Kenosha Police Officers Now Charged; Judge Signs $1.5 Million Arrest Warrant

Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha(Racine County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha man accused of firing multiple rounds at police officers during a nearly eight-hour standoff last month has now been formally charged with five counts of attempted first-degree intentional homicide, and a judge has signed a $1.5 million cash arrest warrant for him. Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha(Racine County Sheriff’s Office)

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Felon Out on Two Separate Bails Allegedly Told Police “I’m Fucked” Before Officers Found Loaded Handgun Hidden in Motorcycle

Darryl L. Heard Sr., 45, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha felon who was already free on bail in two separate felony cases was ordered held on a $50,000 cash bail Wednesday after prosecutors alleged he told police “I’m fucked” moments before officers discovered a loaded handgun hidden inside his motorcycle. Darryl L. Heard Sr., 45, of Kenosha(Kenosha County

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Second-Offense OWI Defendant Accused of Crashing SUV Into Fence and Ditch, Driving While Revoked and Without Court-Ordered Ignition Interlock Released on No-Cash Bail

KENOSHA, Wis. — A 32-year-old Kenosha man charged with second-offense operating while intoxicated after allegedly crashing his SUV through a fence and into a ditch in Somers was released on a no-cash bail Wednesday by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry. Prosecutors requested his release, and Henry ordered Jose Luis Trujillo Jr. released on a no-cash bail with conditions despite

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Teen Accused of Crashing Into Tree, Building and Injuring Passenger Released on No-Cash Bail After Missing Court; Commissioner Cuts Bail From $1,000 Cash to No-Cash

Earnest L. Cooper, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — An 19-year-old Kenosha man accused of causing a high-speed crash that injured his passenger was released on a no-cash bail Wednesday after previously failing to appear in court, despite an arrest warrant carrying a $1,000 cash bail having been issued in the case. Court records show Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner

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Minnesota Man Sentenced to 45 Days in Jail for Third-Offense OWI in Pleasant Prairie

Brandon Duane Hemry, 43, of Austin, Minnesota(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Minnesota man who admitted he had “a little bit too much to drink” before pulling into a Pleasant Prairie business parking lot was sentenced Wednesday by Kenosha County Circuit Judge Jodi Meier to 45 days in jail after pleading guilty to third-offense operating while intoxicated. Hemry was also ordered

Four Arrested After Bluebird Motel Shooting in Alleged Drug Deal Robbery Gone Wrong

SOMERS, Wis. — Four men have been arrested following a shooting at the Bluebird Motel that investigators say occurred during an attempted armed robbery connected to a suspected narcotics transaction, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office. Formal charges have not yet been filed, but the case has been referred to the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office for review. Deputies were dispatched to

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Salem Lakes Fire Rescue Division Chief Resigns After Administrative Leave, Internal Investigation

Former Salem Lakes Fire Department Division Chief Jill Torres(File Cell Phone Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Salem Lakes Fire Rescue Division Chief Jill Torres has resigned from the department following an internal misconduct investigation, becoming the second member of the department’s command staff to leave under a separation agreement in just one month. Former Assistant Fire Chief

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Woman Accused of Repeatedly Punching 14-Year-Old Daughter in Face, Dragging Her Across Floor Gets $2,500 Cash Bail From Aileen Henry Despite DA Seeking $8,000

Dynasty D. Jammerson, 27, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman accused of repeatedly punching her 14-year-old daughter in the face, dragging her across the floor by her sweatshirt hood, and causing severe facial injuries was ordered held on a $2,500 cash bail Tuesday by Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen Henry, despite prosecutors arguing for a significantly higher amount. Dynasty

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Aileen “Half Off” Henry Lowers Judge’s $25,000 Cash Bail to $4,000 for Man Accused of Throwing Wife Over Couch, Holding Her in Corner Against Her Will, and Offering Her Phone Back if She Didn’t Call Police

Nathan Andrew Crane, 28, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 28-year-old Kenosha man accused of throwing his wife over a couch, holding her in a corner against her will, and offering to return her phone if she agreed not to call police was ordered held on a $4,000 cash bail Tuesday, despite a judge having previously set a $25,000 cash

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Felony Election Fraud Defendant Accused of Illegally Voting While on Felony Supervision Released on No-Cash Bail by Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Michael A. Regina, 34, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 34-year-old Kenosha man charged with felony election fraud for allegedly voting in the 2020 presidential election while legally ineligible to do so was released Tuesday on a no-cash bail by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry, despite prosecutors seeking a $5,000 cash bail. Michael Regina was booked

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Man Charged in Burglary That Netted Up to $7,000 in Cash Has Judge’s $35,000 Cash Bail Reduced by $20,000 by Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry

Xavier D. Harris, 30, of North Chicago(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A North Chicago man accused of burglarizing a Kenosha apartment and stealing up to $7,000 in cash, a PlayStation 5, a gaming computer and other property had his cash bail reduced by $20,000 Tuesday after Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry lowered a judge’s previously ordered $35,000

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Felony Retail Theft Defendant Accused of Stealing More Than $1,000 in Merchandise From Kohl’s Has Bail Reduced by Court Commissioner After Judge Ordered $2,500 Cash Bail

, 50, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of merchandise from Kohl’s was released on a $1,000 cash bail Tuesday after Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half Off” Henry reduced the cash bail amount previously ordered by a judge. Judge Heather Iverson had issued an arrest warrant for on June

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