
(Kenosha County Sheriff)
KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. — Less than a month after completing a jail sentence for corruption, former Pleasant Prairie Public Works Director John Steinbrink Jr. sought to terminate his probation early — a move that raised eyebrows across Kenosha County. But on Monday, Judge Anthony Milisauskas issued a firm response: request denied.
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Good job Judge Milisauskas
I see him out all the time, he’s doing a pool today. Some punishment
where? i’d go heckel
What an entitled dickhead. Or so he thought. Judge M is awesome.
Great job Judge
Kevin. Congrats on the new picture. A big improvement.
I read the knews online today as I always do and I know for a fact you cover the interesting news everyone wants to know. They cover nothing but advertisement.
If you see this degenerate out in the bars, call the police. He doesn’t belong there. Its against his probation. Rid him of his God complex.
All these overweight probation agents are constantly trying to lighten their work loads and leave criminals unsupervised, not that they supervise much anyway…
thank you to the judge!
we a know what you did. my village taxes paid for the parts/labor in this scheme. and why did’nt tell the judge who yo “daddy” was. C’mon man, your one of the thieves in pleasant prairie that got caught. there’re plenty more.
But, but, but, don’t you know who my daddy is? Don’t you know who I AM?