Kenosha Man Accused of Fleeing Crash, Resisting Officers After Cocaine Discovery

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Kaden J. Gayheart, 23, of Kenosha
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Kenosha, Wis. — A Kenosha man is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after a violent and chaotic incident earlier this week that put officers and the public at risk, according to court records.

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Kaden J. Gayheart, 23, made his initial appearance Wednesday afternoon before Court Commissioner William Michel II. Michel set Gayheart’s bail at $7,500 cash, which he posted Friday. He is now out of custody pending further proceedings.

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According to a criminal complaint filed by the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office, officers responded Monday night to the 5100 block of 7th Avenue for a report of a vehicle crash with injuries. Officers arrived to find a black Dodge Charger driven by Gayheart crashed into a wooden utility pole, which had snapped and dropped live electrical wires across the scene.

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The complaint alleges that Gayheart initially appeared unconscious but later regained consciousness and refused to comply with officers’ repeated commands to show his hands and exit the vehicle. Officers said Gayheart struck one officer’s hand, behaved erratically, and reached around the vehicle as if attempting to conceal a weapon. They believed he may have been armed with a handheld blowtorch.

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Despite live power lines draped over the vehicle and surrounding residences, Gayheart allegedly put the car in drive and repeatedly tried to flee, revving the engine and spinning the tires. Officers deployed pepper spray, deflated the Charger’s tires, and eventually removed him from the vehicle after a high-risk stop.

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A search of the vehicle reportedly uncovered a white powdery substance that field-tested positive for cocaine, a cut straw containing residue, and a glass pipe with burnt material.

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Gayheart is charged with seven counts:

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  • Second Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, a Class G felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine;
  • Attempting to Flee or Elude an Officer, a Class H felony punishable by up to 3 years in prison and a $5,000 fine;
  • Failure to Comply with Officer’s Attempt to Take Person into Custody, a Class I felony punishable by up to 3.5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine;
  • Obstructing an Officer, a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to 9 months in jail and a $10,000 fine;
  • Resisting an Officer, a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to 9 months in jail and a $10,000 fine;
  • Possession of Cocaine, a misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail and a $5,000 fine;
  • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, a misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine.

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At Gayheart’s initial appearance, the charges of Attempting to Flee or Elude an Officer and Failure to Comply with an Officer’s Attempt to Take Person into Custody were dismissed without prejudice. Prosecutors indicated they intend to refile the Attempting to Flee or Elude charge.

If convicted of the remaining charges, Gayheart also faces mandatory suspension of his driver’s license. He is expected back in court for a preliminary hearing in the coming weeks.

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  1. Kayden, Rayden, Jayden, Gayden
    This kid didn’t stand a chance. 23 years ago his idiot mother gave him one of these stupid names, then he wenth through 12 years of bullying free “education” where real boys were not allowed to beat the stupid out of him.

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    1. I love AI –

      “The Ballad of Kaden Gayheart”

      (Verse 1)
      Well, my daddy left home when I was three,
      Didn’t leave much to Ma and me,
      Just a worn-out coat and a name that broke my heart:
      Kaden Gayheart, carved real deep,
      On a birth certificate we couldn’t keep,
      And Ma just cried when she said it out loud at the start.

      (Verse 2)
      Now a name like that ain’t tough, you see,
      Not when you’re growin’ up wild and free,
      In a town where fists fly faster than the law.
      They’d laugh and hoot and call me names,
      Till I learned to fight and take the blame,
      With busted lips and pride raw as a winter thaw.

      (Chorus)
      Kaden Gayheart, curse and crown,
      Had to stand up or get knocked down,
      If you ain’t got teeth, you better have some steel.
      Yeah, I grew up mean, and I grew up fast,
      Dreamin’ ’bout a day I’d whoop his ass,
      The man who gave me a name that didn’t feel real.

      (Verse 3)
      Well, I made my way through dust and mud,
      With broken knuckles and dried-up blood,
      Lookin’ for a man I’d never really known.
      I found him drinkin’ in Abilene,
      A shadow of a man, old and lean,
      With a look in his eyes like a dog with no bone.

      (Verse 4)
      I said, “My name is Kaden Gayheart, pal,
      And you’re the reason life’s been hell!”
      And I threw the first punch with all I had inside.
      But he fought like a rattlesnake cornered and mean,
      Till we both lay gaspin’, bloody and lean,
      And he laughed through a busted grin and teary eyes.

      (Chorus)
      Kaden Gayheart, curse and crown,
      Had to stand up or get knocked down,
      If you ain’t got teeth, you better have some steel.
      Yeah, I grew up mean, and I grew up fast,
      Dreamin’ ’bout a day I’d whoop his ass,
      The man who gave me a name that didn’t feel real.

      (Bridge)
      He wiped his mouth and he shook his head,
      And this is the broken thing he said:
      “Son, I knew you’d have to fight to stay alive.
      I gave you a name that would cut like a knife,
      So you’d learn to swing and claw for your life—
      And maybe, just maybe, you’d survive.”

      (Verse 5)
      Well, I stood there stunned and dropped my fists,
      Felt the weight of years in a moment missed,
      And I helped him up with a broken, bitter laugh.
      We shared a drink and a crooked smile,
      Talked of pain and pride for a while,
      And I forgave him, walkin’ out of that past at last.

      (Final Chorus)
      Kaden Gayheart, curse and crown,
      It’ll knock you out or make you stand your ground,
      If you ain’t got guts, you better grow some steel.
      Yeah, I grew up mean, and I grew up smart,
      With a tender scar across my heart,
      Thanks to a name that’s now damn near real.

      (Outro)
      So if you name your boy, you think it through,
      It ain’t easy wearin’ a name like glue,
      But it made a man outta me… Kaden Gayheart.

  2. Maybe these judges should do “rude alongs” with our police department or maybe be shown Videos of what actually occurs when police are putting themselves at risk and actually witness how this person put our community and other lives at risk by doing what he did…..jeez!

  3. You think the problem is soft judges? You think the scam is just “low bonds”? Grow up. The real scam was signed into law with the 13th Amendment — the blueprint that turned slavery into a legal business deal the moment you get labeled a “criminal.”

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  4. He’ll have a gay heart in prison. Don’t drop the soap. There’s no way he didn’t get bullied for having the last name gayheart. Lmao

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