Kenosha Alderman Accused of “Playing Cop” Again, Raising Concerns Over Overreach: Video

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Pizzala In “Patrol Car” Thursday
Cell Phone Image by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Kenosha, Wis. – Alderman Rollin Pizzala is facing renewed scrutiny after being spotted once again engaging in actions that appear to be outside the scope of his duties as a city legislator. On Thursday afternoon, a tip-off to Kenosha County Eye (KCE) reported Pizzala actively patrolling the 43rd Avenue neighborhood north of 60th Street, raising concerns among residents about his actions.

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Pizzala “Patrolling” On Foot Thursday

Pizzala was reportedly “inspecting” properties in the area for code violations, such as property maintenance, parking regulations and other local ordinances and state statutes.

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When KCE arrived in the area to investigate, we spotted Pizzala driving an older Lincoln Town Car, equipped with flashing strobe lights, a specialized communications antenna, and a “ticket book.” Pizzala also had a “City of Kenosha” identification hanging from a lanyard around his neck.

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Local residents expressed concern that Pizzala’s presence in the area seemed like an attempt to impersonate an enforcement official. Some believed his actions could be intimidating, especially since he was issuing what appeared to be “citations” for minor infractions, such as parking too closely to driveways or crosswalks. On one occasion, he was even reported to have used a ruler to measure the length of grass in a local yard and issuing a “citation” for grass that he deemed “too tall.”

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These actions are not the first time Pizzala has faced accusations of overstepping his authority. In a previous incident, which KCE reported on last year, a woman filed a formal complaint with the Kenosha Police Department, alleging that Pizzala had harassed her with similar “citations.” The complaint, which was detailed in an earlier report, raised serious concerns about racial motivations for his actions. The woman claimed that Pizzala’s behavior had made her feel targeted and harassed, contributing to a climate of tension and mistrust in the neighborhood.

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In an attempt to get clarification, KCE approached Pizzala and asked what he was doing in the neighborhood. Pizzala’s response was far from professional. He mumbled something unintelligible before saying, “go fuck yourself,” and speeding off. The entire exchange was captured on camera, as seen below.

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Pizzala In “Patrol Car” Thursday
Cell Phone Image by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Despite the controversy surrounding his actions, Pizzala has yet to publicly comment on the latest allegations. However, the ongoing reports of his overreach as an elected official have left many questioning his motives and the appropriateness of his actions.

KCE reached out to the mayor’s office for comment on the issue and City Administrator John Morrissey released the following statement:

“I don’t believe it is my position to tell an alderperson how best to serve their constituents or to monitor the activity or condition of their district.  I do however appreciate that an alderperson does report issues, such as potholes, in their district.  I believe his use of the amber flashing lights was done as a safety precaution, similar to wearing the safety vest when he was exiting the vehicle to take pictures.  Nevertheless, I did speak with the alderperson and advised him to use the emergency flashers on his vehicle as a safety measure if he was going to be stopping to take pictures of neighborhood concerns.  I also advised him to simply report the violation to the correct city department for followup.”

“Citation” Pizzala Hands Out
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“Citation” Pizzala Hands Out
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  1. Was working in a rental property last year that was empty of tenants, listening to music and working and a man came up to me and grabbed me it was this gentleman! He started to explain that there was over grown grass and the concrete steps to the house looked bad ect, I said sir we just took possession of the property and we’re going to get as much taken. Care of as we can, I told him he should not be walking into peoples property and he said he had authority I asked him to leave before I physically removed him from the property 60th and 37th area

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  2. Pizzala walks down my street often, and seems to believe he is a police officer, threatening his constituents with citations.

    In addition … why is it that the only place where there is no parking on either side of 44th street from 39th Avenue to Pershing JUST HAPPENS to be the block that abuts alderman Pizzala’s house? There is no change to the street, just the ability for people to park on the street.

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  3. Sure there are many questions about his “authority” to issue citations or even to randomly walk onto and maybe into back yards and into gated properties but , if the local residents in his ward are tired of these intrusions, then vote him out of office !

    Simple solution.

    Sure he needs to be investigated as to what if any authority he has representing the city but as far as I’m concerned, other than the city meeting he has no authority over anyone or anything.

    See ya !

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    1. The problem is no one wants to run for the crappy position of alderman and become a puppet for the mayor and beaurocracy, so he goes uncontested.

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      1. We all need to be reminded of Kevin Mathewsons value to the community.

        Stories like this where only a handful of people know or realize there is a problem in their localized area yet
        NOBODY IS WILLING TO STEP UP !!!!!!

        It’s a part time job.
        Surely (don’t call me Shirley) there are other “retired” types who want that job. Even a stay at home mom and housewife could find the time if her kids are in high school and don’t demand 24 hours parenting.

        Somebody needs to run. Seems like an easy win with just a little effort. Just say you’re not going to buy a fluorescent vest and you’ve got my vote !!

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    2. Being an alderman does not give him any rights to trespass on private property. He’s the one who should be cited.

  4. Ok- so where is neighborhood services/code enforcement?
    They shred most of what is sent to them, and tax the hell out of the rest of us.

    Neighborhood services should have a call screen type page that is public, and how they responded to it so it is shown they’re earning their pay.

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  5. He’s a crusty old codger of a man, bitter as spoiled milk, who wakes up hating his life and makes it his daily mission to spread the misery—like it’s some civic duty. A wannabe street cop without a badge, barking about bike lanes and garbage cans like he’s in a war zone. Nobody asked for a neighborhood hall monitor, but he shows up anyway, clinging to control like it’s all he’s got left.

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  6. Kevin, I think you should keep putting the cables on this lame. I love watching people who think they have authority get challenged. Dude’s a power doucher. Keep up the good work!

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  7. Got a few chuckles out of this. A Lincoln patrol car with “PIZZA” on the license plates.

    But also quite a few years ago I was at a city council meeting where All. George Fitchett was complaining about some issues in his ward. The mayor, Wally Burkee, tore into him and said that, in light of his critical view of city officials, he should go out and patrol. Wonder what Wally would say today.

    Also remember in Madison an east side businessman complaining at a city council meeting about crime problems in his neighborhood. It was a very long meeting because the city budget was on the agenda. Mayor Joel Skornica and the businessman’s alderman, Hank Luffler, rode home together, passing by the business and catching a burglar coming out of the door. Personal service!

  8. That’s what I like, the Alderman is making sure that the district he represents has a nice living environment by not having slum conditions taking over.

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  9. This guy reminds of the owner of Frankie’s Diner. An absolute total dunse that entitled for more power and control

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    1. Second this. Owner of Frank’s is rude, entitled, and riding on the coattails of what the previous owners put into place.

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    2. Got to admit it’s funny when somebody spells dunce wrong, while calling someone else a dunce.🤣🤣🤣

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  10. I don’t want to hear residents bitch bc no one had the time and would rather not be bothered enough to run against this fool. He ran uncontested! Get off your assess and run for office!!!

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  11. I have a novel idea…elect someone else as this district’s alderman! If I still lived across the street from him, I’d do it, but I got out of his district years ago (partly because he’s a shitbird neighbor.)

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  12. These local officials need someone to explain their roles. There’s a few out in Salem as well, one in particular, who likes to go around telling people where they can and can’t park. It should be up to the mayor to snap this guy back and tell him to get in his lane. But I suspect nothing will be done as usual.

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  13. Simple solution: who will run against him in that neighborhood? That will be an easy issue to bring up when campaigning. All you need to do is step up and do the work!

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  14. Lou Rugani, “Mr Kenosha”, does the same thing on 29th ave between 45th and 52nd st, he even has an old cop car, with a spot light, lol. He doesn’t like me much 😁😂😂

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  15. First off , this guy has an important bolt loose.
    I sure hope someone doesn’t beat him to death.
    Secondly , how sad that our City Administrator is such a milktoast pussy. This guy was the Chief of Police ? 😂🤡

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    1. The city administrator also has a fake college degree. What is worse is that the mayor and city council are not bothered by his lack of intregrity. Is it any wonder why corruption in Kenosha flows like a raging river?

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    2. The city administrator also has a fake college degree. What is worse is that the mayor and city council are not bothered by his lack of intregrity. Is it any wonder why corruption in Kenosha flows like a raging river?

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  16. I had a leaning fence at a rental of mine (that i didn’t realize was an issue). Unfortunately I had my old address on the tax records so I didn’t get a warning or notice in the mail. I ended up with thousands of dollars of fines that I had to pay thanks to him. Our house is very well maintained and I had the fence removed within hours of finding out. It’s just a shame he couldn’t have contacted me directly to let me know!

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  17. You got a comment from the City of administrator Morrissey. He’s the guy that faked this college degree. Makes over 225,000. With a fake college degree. Bagdala ignores it. WOW.

  18. I just seen on Facebook they took a picture ( Morrissey and Bagdala) with the CEO of snap-on. If you work the stamp on and he found out you had a college degree you’d be gone. Shame on both of these guys.
    By the way that alderman is weirdo.

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  19. Constantly call police. Claim trespassing, harassment,vulgar language, stalking,etc. Take pictures, Try 911,class action lawsuit. Must be an Ambulance Chaser that’ll take this one.

  20. Bring back elected Constables. They understood their authority limits and Never caused this kind of fuss.
    (the laugh track is in your head…)

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