Drunken Crash Leads to Multiple Felony Charges in Pleasant Prairie

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Rashan H. Romaine (49) of Kenosha
(Kenosha County Sheriff)

Pleasant Prairie, Wis. – A Kenosha man, 49‐year-old Rashan H. Romaine, has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies following a head-on collision on Sheridan Road on February 21, 2025. Romaine now faces charges including Operating While Intoxicated (5th), Hit and Run (Injury), Operating a Vehicle While Revoked, Resisting an Officer Causing Soft Tissue Injury, and Possession of Drugs, with prosecutors warning that a conviction could result in over a decade behind bars.

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Incident Details

According to the criminal complaint, the incident occurred at approximately 6:17 p.m. in the 11500 block of Sheridan Road, where police were dispatched to a two-vehicle collision involving a Toyota Camry and a GMC Sierra. Upon arrival, officers found both lanes of the road blocked by the heavily damaged vehicles. A female driver, later identified on record as “Emily J. Porter,” was discovered seated outside her car, visibly upset and complaining of head pain. She was quickly transported by Pleasant Prairie Fire Rescue for evaluation at Froedtert Pleasant Prairie Hospital.

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Investigators allege that while Porter was emerging from the parking lot with her vehicle after dinner, the two vehicles collided head-on. Bystanders noted that a male driver fled from his truck immediately after the incident, leaving little evidence behind until further investigation by local law enforcement.

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Arrest and Confrontation

Officers soon located Romaine, identified as the driver of the GMC Sierra, while he was attempting to flee the scene. During the arrest, Romaine allegedly resisted law enforcement. One officer sustained a thumb injury while attempting to secure him—a wound serious enough to require follow-up treatment by an orthopedic specialist.

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Witnesses and officers on the scene described a chaotic atmosphere, with one reporting a strong odor of intoxicants emanating from Romaine as he blamed the crash on another driver swerving into his lane. In the midst of the arrest, officers recovered a 200ml bottle of Hennessey from the vehicle, as well as a package containing approximately 14.7 grams of a green leafy substance later identified as THC. Additional evidence later revealed that Romaine’s Wisconsin driving privileges had been revoked on July 13, 2023, following a previous OWI conviction.

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Former Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Smathers (D)
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

A Controversial Past

The case has drawn further public attention due to separate allegations from a woman, who—choosing to remain anonymous and identified in this report as “Jane Doe”—claims to have been a victim of sexual assault by Romaine in an earlier incident. “I’m sleeping better knowing he’s finally behind bars,” she told KCE. The sexual assault charge, however, was dropped last year by former ADA Alexandra Smathers (D) without public explanation, a decision that has sparked controversy and concern among community members and advocates alike.

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Court Proceedings

Romaine’s cash bail was set at $10,000 by Kenosha County Circuit Court Commissioner William Michel II. As the investigation continues, legal experts note that the combination of new charges and his extensive prior record—including multiple instances of license revocation and convictions dating back to 2002—could result in a lengthy prison sentence if he is ultimately convicted.

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  1. I’ll bet at court he will say he was turning his life around, needs another chance.
    Lock him up and throw away the key

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  2. Shame on Smathers! She allowed a sicko to roam free and now he’s hurt even more people. How does she even sleep at night?

      1. I wouldn’t even want to be around another “man” in my opinion. she could have a Big guard dog with a bite force of 750psi for protection now, for all we know!??!!!

  3. Former Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Smathers (D) who had the final say in hiring her for court Commissioner?

  4. Wow! This town is turning into a real shit hole!! KUSD, DA, the judges, they’re all in on it!! Elon needs to check out Kenosha County!!

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  5. Investigate before posting. He was actually hit. And the due diligence of the police messed up the charges. Cry baby pleasant prairie and someone got their finger hurt. I saw the body cam. This is a joke. The man arrested, was hit cause the lady was on the wrong side only the road. But let’s continue to talk about a man no one here knows. He complied, as seen on body cam, but everyone wants to crucify someone they don’t know. He was found not guilty in the sexual assault charges, why???, because the “victim” texted other people to LIE to the court. This is why it was dismissed, not because the DA did anything wrong. Using a man to justify this bs should be double and triple checked. People need to fact check before offering an opinion.

    1. “Due diligence” I know who posted this!! WHATS UP?? People really need to know what the truth is before they go beating their lips about shit they don’t even know about

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