Kenosha Man Accused of Brutal Beating Given $2,500 Bail Despite Immigration Concerns

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Victor Alfonso Lopez-Lopez, 32, of Kenosha In Court Friday
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KENOSHA, Wis. – A 31-year-old Kenosha man accused of severely beating another man during a family gathering was given a $2,500 cash bail during his initial court appearance Friday.

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Victor Alfonso Lopez-Lopez is charged with felony substantial battery for allegedly punching a man about 20 times in the head on May 8, according to a criminal complaint filed in Kenosha County Circuit Court. The attack left the victim with a deep gash above his left eye that required stitches, swelling to his jaw, and heavy bleeding.

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Kenosha County Deputy District Attorney Drew Burgoyne In Court Friday
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Deputy District Attorney Drew Burgoyne told the court Friday that the case was “a violent felony offense of substantial battery,” adding that an officer saw “a large amount of blood” on the victim’s face. He also raised concerns about Lopez-Lopez’s immigration status.

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“There is an alien removal action out of the state of California from last year,” said Burgoyne. “Under that, I have reason to believe the defendant may be at risk to return to court.”

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Burgoyne recommended a $20,000 cash bond and requested conditions including no alcohol and no contact with the victim or his residence.

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Kenosha County Circuit Court Commissioner Donald Bielski In Court Friday
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Court Commissioner Donald Bielski ultimately set bail at $2,500 cash, citing the pending immigration matter. “From what Mr. Burgoyne tells me, it sounds like he’s not a citizen,” said Bielski. “So I have concerns that… if they removed him in California, there’s no reason why they can’t remove him here. I’m concerned that he’s not going to make it to court because he’s not going to be here.”

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Bielski also ordered Lopez-Lopez to have no contact with three individuals connected to the case.

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Victor Alfonso Lopez-Lopez, 32, of Kenosha
(Kenosha County Sheriff)

According to the complaint, the incident happened at a residence near 63rd Street and 27th Avenue, where Lopez-Lopez allegedly intervened in what he thought was an argument between a man and his wife. He told police he believed the man was choking the woman and struck him in response. However, the woman denied being choked and said the defendant was intoxicated and misunderstood the situation. Other witnesses also said they saw no choking.

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Kenosha County District Attorney Xavier Solis In Court
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District Attorney Xavier Solis told Kenosha County Eye that his office routinely asks for higher bail in serious criminal cases involving defendants with outstanding immigration issues. He said the goal is to ensure prosecution and sentencing occur before possible deportation. “When someone accused of a serious crime is subject to deportation, we want to ensure they’re held accountable here before they’re sent back to their country. If they are deported before prosecution, we pursue arrest warrants to ensure they’ll face charges if they return,” Solis said.

If convicted, Lopez-Lopez faces up to 3 years and 6 months in prison and a $10,000 fine. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 14.

Victor Alfonso Lopez-Lopez, 32, of Kenosha In Court Friday With Spanish Interpreter Leo Martin
(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

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    1. What’s not reported is info about the victim, who is likely another Latino male, possibly in an intra-familial macho demonstration contest – it’s a feature of male Latino culture. It takes two to tango. Nevertheless, Bielski’s low bail history indicates nothing positive about his likely future rulings to protect the safety of the community.

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  1. So my question is, does the Kenosha County Sheriff Department have a “287g” agreement signed with ICE, like so many other County Sheriff’s????!!!!
    This aloof or greater cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

    https://www.ice.gov/287g

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  2. Kenosha County Circuit Court Commissioner Donald Bielski Should be fired, and not be allowed as a judge.

    ICE needs to submit a detainer.

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    1. Agreements are signed with each law enforcement agency, such as Kenosha County Sheriff. A “287g” agreement to cooperate more closely with ICE. Sheriff, sign that agreement!

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        1. No they can’t. Each unit of government does. Evers can sign one for the State Troopers a Capitol Police. That’s it.

  3. WTH is this 1. Low Bail
    2. Not immediately contacting ICE.
    3. Evers should be arrested and prosecuted for obstruction by the feds just like the rest of the POS Dem Governors, mayors etc. protecting Illegal Aliens, Especially the Known violent ones.

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  4. None of this shit is about which political party did what.
    It’s about common sense. If you want to draw a line to divide
    the country, it should be intelligence vs stupidity.
    The difference between the 2? Intelligence has it’s limits.

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  5. There are more Mexicans in KTown than in my new and improved country of Mexico. It must be difficult for all the racists in Millsville. Greetings from my 86-acre resort with new royal blue pool paint. BTW, the court commissioner is a loser and must be a DemoRat

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    1. Enjoy your shit hole of cartel murder and carnage. Trump should send
      our special forces down there to clean house.
      But he won’t, because he has NO BALLS!

      1. Trump has his hands full with domestic Democrat destruction, Mexicans will have to wait and grow their own balls to fix Mexico. In the meantime, you and Jantzen can keep blowing each other.

    1. people “like this is are city”? Yeah we don’t need backwoods speakers like you either. What country you from Mr mix a lot?

  6. That Bielski is as liberal as they come. I am not surprised he didn’t give the defendant a signature bond and, on top of that, asked for an apology.
    ICE and hasta la bye bye Baby

  7. Bielski gets to question ICE’s effectiveness on the record at a time when ICE has been given the responsibility to clean our Homeland of millions of individuals who have no business being in the country and, on top of that, are committing felonies.

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