Drunk-Driving Mom Who Flipped Car With Kids Inside Gets Only a Week in Jail

Copied!
Megan M. Schultz, 36, of Kenosha In Court
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

KENOSHA, Wis. — Less than a year after flipping her SUV with her two young children trapped inside, former competitive figure skater and current skating coach Megan M. Schultz, 36, was sentenced to just seven days in jail Monday for driving drunk with minors in her vehicle. She had a blood alcohol level of .218, almost three times the legal limit.

Paid Advertisement
Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Heather Iverson In Court
(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)

Court records show that Schultz, who previously made headlines for being released on no-cash bail after the November 17, 2024 crash, pleaded guilty before Judge Heather Iverson to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with a minor under 16 years old.

Paid Advertisement
Megan M. Schultz, 36, of Kenosha And her Kids She Almost Killed
(facebook.com)

Despite the violent nature of the crash—where her white Jeep flipped onto its side after striking two parked cars—Iverson imposed what many observers will consider a slap on the wrist: one week in jail and 93 days of work release, along with a $1,019 fine, a one-year driver’s license revocation, and an ignition interlock device for the same duration. Schultz was given credit for one day served and ordered to report to the jail on October 25.

Paid Advertisement

A Dangerous Crash

Paid Advertisement

According to the criminal complaint, Kenosha Police were dispatched to the 3600 block of 40th Street just before 8 p.m. after callers reported a Jeep flipped over with children inside. Responding officers found Schultz dazed and smelling strongly of alcohol. When asked how the accident occurred, she said she didn’t know and admitted to having consumed four White Claws earlier in the day.

Paid Advertisement

Her children, ages 6 and 8, were found strapped into car seats inside the overturned vehicle. A pink water bottle leaking alcohol was recovered from the front seat area. Schultz was unsteady on her feet and refused field sobriety tests before being arrested.

Paid Advertisement

Lenient Outcome

Paid Advertisement

The charge—Operating While Intoxicated (1st Offense) with a Minor in the Vehicle—is a misdemeanor under Wisconsin law, carrying a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,100 fine. Despite nearly causing what could have been a deadly tragedy, Schultz received barely a week behind bars.

Paid Advertisement

Kenosha County Eye previously reported that Court Commissioner William Michel II released her without cash bail at her initial court appearance, even though officers found alcohol containers and two terrified children in her car. The decision drew outrage from community members who viewed it as another example of Kenosha’s revolving-door approach to dangerous offenders.

Now, with this sentence, that outrage is likely to intensify. Schultz’s conduct—drinking, flipping a vehicle with her children inside, and damaging parked cars—could easily have ended in tragedy. Instead, she will serve less than the length of a typical traffic ticket payment plan.

Megan M. Schultz, 36, of Kenosha
(facebook.com)

Figure Skater Turned Coach

Before her criminal case, Schultz was known in the community as a talented figure skater who once earned a bronze medal in the Junior Grand Prix Final. She has more recently worked as a figure skating coach at the Village of Pleasant Prairie RecPlex, one of the largest municipal recreational facilities in the Midwest.

When contacted for comment about Schultz’s employment status following her conviction, the Village of Pleasant Prairie declined to say whether she is still employed there.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Author

Copied!
LATEST NEWS
Plus +

19-Year-Old Kenosha Man Investigated In Attempted Homicide After Brother Shot Near 50th And Sheridan — Search Warrants Reveal New Details

Kemarion Orthello Rucker, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man, Kemarion Orthello Rucker, is at the center of an attempted homicide investigation following the October 24, 2026, shooting of his brother, Kevario Rucker, near 50th Street and Sheridan Road in Kenosha. Newly obtained court documents reveal that detectives believe the shooting occurred inside a moving Chevrolet Tahoe

Liberal Democrat Alderman Appeals To Liberal Democrat Judge For Andy “Sgt. Hard” Berg — Recusal Raises Questions About Earlier Ruling

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Alderman Anthony Kennedy, a liberal Democrat who has held office for nearly two decades, invoked his elected title in a direct email to Liberal Judge Jason Rossell (D), seeking favorable consideration for longtime friend and fellow Democrat Andrew Allen “Andy” Berg, 48, of Kenosha. Berg, also known as “Sgt. Hard,” faces two separate drug-related prosecutions, including a newer case

MORE TOP STORIES
Plus +

NEW DETAILS: Neighbors Heard Possible Gunshots Days Before Kenosha Couple Found Murdered — Suspect Also Charged With Killing Former Coworker In Seattle

KENOSHA, Wis. — Newly obtained court documents reveal disturbing details about the shooting deaths of Rodney Brushwood, 57, and his wife, Rena O’Neal, 59, inside their Kenosha apartment, including reports that neighbors heard several loud bangs more than two days before police discovered their bodies. The couple’s son, 33-year-old Michael

Nine Months In, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Selvidge Earns Praise From Village President, Brings Innovative Crime-Fighting Technology To Department

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Nine months after leaving a distinguished 25-year law enforcement career in Arizona to become Pleasant Prairie’s newest police chief, David Selvidge is settling into his new community, earning high marks from Village President Dave Klimisch and introducing technology that is already helping officers stop fleeing suspects

Kenosha County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case Of 2026

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County health officials announced Wednesday, October 28, that a county resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the county’s first reported human case of 2026. Officials are urging residents to continue protecting themselves against mosquito bites into the fall, until a hard frost ends

Plus +

Salem Man Charged With Third OWI After Allegedly Drinking Whiskey In Dunkin’ Drive-Through Three Days After Prior Conviction

Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem, appeared before Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum Wednesday, October 28, on charges of third-offense operating while intoxicated and failing to install an ignition interlock device. Kellum continued his $1,000

Plus +

Three Women Charged After Alleged Kenosha Apartment Attack Recorded On Facebook Live

Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Three women — Damiyah Nyasia Ozier, 20, of Racine; Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine; and Danaija Love Dawson, 17, of Kenosha — have been charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly entering a Kenosha apartment without permission and

Categories
Archives
Authors

64 Responses

  1. I have a solution to keep her children safe…I’m willing to give up my time to be her permanent DD. She needs a responsible male her in life and I think I’m willing to make the sacrifice to keep our roadways safer 🫡

    26
    32
    1. Designated Driver ? Just two Ds’ ??

      I’m guessing you have another D you are thinking of bringing to to her

      Again another comment on the females that grace these stories

      17
      1
      1. Everyone who disliked this can’t take a joke. Some of you are insufferable. I’d be willing be bet money at least 3/4 of the downvotes only have sex in missionary. #changemymind
        #you’dtapthatoo

        3
        7
      1. Actually, you’re only half-correct.
        Your statement about “Light” is true…”white-light” is the presence of ALL the colors of light simultaneously, whereas “blackness” is the absence of all light (also known as ‘darkness’)

        However, when applied to pigments (of paint for instance), ‘white’ is the absence of all color, ‘black’ is all the colors simultaneously.

        Do your own research, you’ll realize your half-error.

        3
        1
    1. It’s about time a white person is afforded some leniency. How about you shut the fuck up and be thankful for the safe world the white man has provided for you. Nig.

      2
      15
      1. Why would I listen to a coward like you? You are a racist who lacks the courage to actually fully spell out the N-word.

        6
        3
    2. No justice at all. I’m a white woman and never had trouble. She got off because she’s a pretty white girl and the judge is a Democrat. If I’m wrong please correct me.

      5
      5
  2. Conservative?!?!?!? Heather is a raging liberal who makes fun of all the patriots She duped in her election.

    Keep watching her sentences. She is as bad as Jody “Pubic Defender” Meyer

    25
    4
    1. Well, she isn’t a criminal. She made a horrible decision, which led to a horrible mistake. Should she face those consequences? Absolutely. But that doesn’t mean jail is the best option. Plus, they let all these violent criminals out all the time. I think she deserves the benefit of the doubt. I’m more than positive, that the last year has been hell for her. I’m praying that she can get the help that she needs, and her and the kiddos can make it through this rough patch.

      23
      14
      1. She put two children at risk of DEATH !!
        Or worse. A lifetime of physical hurt, care or disfigurement.

        Your statement just recognizes the fact that this State doesn’t see drunk driving as the crime it needs to be recognized as !!

        First offense drunk driving is only a ticket. That law needs to be changed.
        Maybe for a drunk who is pulled over for driving slowly or one who is found passed out behind the wheel of their car with the keys in the ignition.
        But if the first time you are found driving drunk is when you wreck your car with or without children in the back, the first offense statue needs to enhanced with harsher penalties.

        This State, the home to the old fashion and fish fry needs to take a more serious stance on drunk driving and the possibilities of the first offense being the worst offense.

        Just because this is the first time she was found to be drunk in a vehicle doesn’t mean it was the first time she ever was !!
        A drunk of this magnitude, who is willing to get in her vehicle in this condition AND with her young children, deserves jail !! To the maximum allowed by law, in this case half a year.
        Let her extended family step up to house her children while she’s in jail.
        It will do them ALL good

        19
        4
        1. You’re an idiot. You obviously have never had a DUI, otherwise you would know that there is a LOT more to receiving one, than what you are reading. Including multiple classes to get your license back, impact panels, and don’t get me started on your insurance going sky high. People make mistakes, you’ve never made one I suppose? I am NOT making excuses for her, or her behavior, but sometimes you have NO clue what a person may be going through. Have a little grace, and empathy. She is blessed she did not lose her children, and VERY lucky to be alive herself. She will live with this mistake for the rest of her life, and hopefully be better for it. Putting someone in jail for life is not the answer to a first DUI. Educating them is.

          8
          6
          1. Going to jail because she put her children in harms way !

            I’m not talking about the average run of the mill first time offender.

            I’m talking about the decision she made drinking knowing she had to take her children with her or to somewhere.

            Drinking and driving when are by yourself and you just want to get home is a decision you make.
            But when you don’t consider the possibilities what might happen to your children, that’s something you need to sit in jail and be forced to think about.

            All that you mentioned about insurance and classes or even with the ignition interlock , which is embarrassing on its own, she got off easy. Too easy.

            Alcoholism is a disease. One that’s hard to cure. Time in jail is a start that hopefully for her a week is enough.

            Time will tell

            10
            3
          2. … all these other things didn’t happen.

            Laws and punishment are not just for those that break them. They also are for those that are thinking of breaking them.

            This example of a person not having to go to jail for the full time possible is less of a deterrent to others.

            You know, if it wasn’t for KCE we wouldn’t even know about this drunk.
            Maybe this is punishment enough ?

            4
            5
          3. Very good points. One DUI at age 36 after four White Claws is not a 5 alarm fire. Though the flipped SUV with children inside is more serious.
            There were surely times in my past when if I had been stopped, I’d have gotten a DUI, especially in the 70’s when the legal limit was .14, nearly double .08 today.
            Never having experienced a DUI legal and financial drama, thanks for stating what one will experience if getting one. Certainly it’s not a jolly time and is very expensive, including possibly losing one’s job, income and means of transportation.

            1
            2
      2. Are you reading this story ?!?!

        Time to revisit our state’s drunk driving laws and allow for better enhancements to the first offense statues.

        This gal needs more than the slap on the wrist she got.
        Only by the grace off God did her children not get injured or worse, killed.

        13
        2
  3. She was definitely given special treatment by the Judge.
    Past behavior predicts future behavior. A person will change their behavior when they are given stiff consequences. The special treatment she was been given will only fuel her alcohol addiction. I believe this will not be the last time we hear about her making very bad decisions.

    24
    5
    1. The judicial system is in the toilet. Deep urge to relocate to red state that truly cares about law & order. Yes, this one got me smoking hot Kevin. What the hell has happened to us as human beings? No care for humanity any longer?

      11
      5
      1. Yes, please move to a red state and take your fellow cult members with you. Wisconsin will be better off without you.

        10
        11
  4. Did she get a 100 day jail sentence with the first seven days without Huber work release? The article is unclear.

    If she did, then real world is that she will serve 75 days with seven days without work release. That’s because of 25% good time credit.

  5. Hopefully she’s not a coach anymore. What a terrible example, not to mention she’d prob drive drunk with someone else’s kids in the car.

    10
    3
  6. This had surely resulted in my blood pressure spiking again Kevin. Where is the humanity, common sense for law & order, safety of children who have a parent who makes decisions that would put any children at risk?

    Thank God the children survived.

    Hopefully Judge Heather Iverson career will be short lived. She is pathetic, dangerous. Thanks for showing any interest in the children’s lives with your sentence Judge Iverson. That should rehabilitate mommy for driving drunk with her children. This skating mother should have been charged with child endangerment for her choice to drive drunk.

    12
    5
  7. Unconscionable sentence! This is not even a slap on the wrist. I pray she doesn’t kill anyone the next time she drinks and drives

    13
  8. Iverson is terrible. She needs to go. I wonder if Gagliardi would have given that sentence. Stop believing that she is a conservative. Iverson does what she wants in court and will probably continue to do so until she is replaced. She has made multiple bad decisions. This is one of the worst. Kenosha needs to have a fresh starts with judges, commissioner and guardian ad litems.

    15
    1
  9. The sentencing guidelines call for a 120 day jail sentence. However, a defendant completing a treatment program before sentencing can be sentenced to less. In this case, it appears that she was compliant with pretrial monitoring for nearly a year and treatment. My guess is that’s why she was cut a little slack.

    8
    3
  10. The New Testament mentions the coming of the Lawless One and his lawless system in the End Times.
    We can see in this example and many others that the Courts in Kenosha County are doing their part in facilitating this prophecy.

    6
    7
  11. From the lady drunk to the lady Judge who gave her a lite sentence.
    Regardless of the pre sentencing conditions or follow through, these females are so emotionally involved in their actions and decisions.

    I once was a supporter of Rita in Salem. Then her choice of Cassandra as Administrator.
    While overall I still am I can’t not point out that both Rita and Cassandra and other females, once they get into times of stress or pressure, can’t help but start to shed a tear or two.

    Emotional thinking while important in the overall process of bringing life experiences to the table, it needs to be checked at the door when making important decisions or judging someone’s behavior.
    Or taking the heat for bad decisions.

    We need females in government.
    But please take a deep breath before you think about crying in front of us.
    For lack of a better way of saying this,
    “ Step up and take it like a man !! “

    6
    5
  12. Not her first time driving drunk and causing property damage, just first time being caught. Family likes to promote high moral values, but doesn’t live them. Daddy bails her out of any jam she’s in. Privileged and white and good looking. That’s what gets you the lighter sentence in the US.

  13. She sure got away with her careless and selfish behavior. Maybe next time she won’t be so lucky. I hope she learned her lesson and gets help!

  14. This chick is a functioning alcoholic. You do NOT get to .214 on 4 White Claws. She DRINKS, often, and a LOT. Those numbers speak volumes.

Add a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

LATEST NEWS
Plus +

19-Year-Old Kenosha Man Investigated In Attempted Homicide After Brother Shot Near 50th And Sheridan — Search Warrants Reveal New Details

Kemarion Orthello Rucker, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man, Kemarion Orthello Rucker, is at the center of an attempted homicide investigation following the October 24, 2026, shooting of his brother, Kevario Rucker, near 50th Street and Sheridan Road in Kenosha. Newly obtained court documents reveal that detectives believe the shooting occurred inside a moving Chevrolet Tahoe

Liberal Democrat Alderman Appeals To Liberal Democrat Judge For Andy “Sgt. Hard” Berg — Recusal Raises Questions About Earlier Ruling

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Alderman Anthony Kennedy, a liberal Democrat who has held office for nearly two decades, invoked his elected title in a direct email to Liberal Judge Jason Rossell (D), seeking favorable consideration for longtime friend and fellow Democrat Andrew Allen “Andy” Berg, 48, of Kenosha. Berg, also known as “Sgt. Hard,” faces two separate drug-related prosecutions, including a newer case

Plus +

NEW DETAILS: Neighbors Heard Possible Gunshots Days Before Kenosha Couple Found Murdered — Suspect Also Charged With Killing Former Coworker In Seattle

KENOSHA, Wis. — Newly obtained court documents reveal disturbing details about the shooting deaths of Rodney Brushwood, 57, and his wife, Rena O’Neal, 59, inside their Kenosha apartment, including reports that neighbors heard several loud bangs more than two days before police discovered their bodies. The couple’s son, 33-year-old Michael A. O’Neal Fleming of Seattle, was arrested in Chicago on October 20 after

Nine Months In, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Selvidge Earns Praise From Village President, Brings Innovative Crime-Fighting Technology To Department

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Nine months after leaving a distinguished 25-year law enforcement career in Arizona to become Pleasant Prairie’s newest police chief, David Selvidge is settling into his new community, earning high marks from Village President Dave Klimisch and introducing technology that is already helping officers stop fleeing suspects while reducing the risks associated with dangerous police pursuits. On Wednesday morning, Kenosha

Plus +

Kenosha Woman Accused Of Ramming Ex’s Car, Later Pouring Gasoline Around It And Threatening To Light A Match While Already On Bail

Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha, is facing 11 new misdemeanor charges after prosecutors say she rammed her former boyfriend’s occupied vehicle, then weeks later poured gasoline around his car and threatened to light a match. Sinkovec was already on bail in two pending domestic-related cases, including one in which Kenosha

Kenosha County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case Of 2026

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County health officials announced Wednesday, October 28, that a county resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the county’s first reported human case of 2026. Officials are urging residents to continue protecting themselves against mosquito bites into the fall, until a hard frost ends mosquito activity. The county’s announcement did not identify the resident or disclose the

Plus +

Salem Man Charged With Third OWI After Allegedly Drinking Whiskey In Dunkin’ Drive-Through Three Days After Prior Conviction

Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem, appeared before Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum Wednesday, October 28, on charges of third-offense operating while intoxicated and failing to install an ignition interlock device. Kellum continued his $1,000 cash bail, which had already been posted, after prosecutors alleged Daniels was caught

Plus +

Three Women Charged After Alleged Kenosha Apartment Attack Recorded On Facebook Live

Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Three women — Damiyah Nyasia Ozier, 20, of Racine; Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine; and Danaija Love Dawson, 17, of Kenosha — have been charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly entering a Kenosha apartment without permission and participating in an attack recorded on Facebook Live. Prosecutors allege Ozier struck the

Plus +

Kenosha Man Accused Of Damaging Probation Office After Travel Permit Denied Gets No-Cash Bail

Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — When you’re on probation, a visit with your probation officer is probably a good time to be on your best behavior. Prosecutors say Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha, instead threw his cellphone into an office wall after his agent denied a work travel permit, then ran from responding police. Court

Fire Causes Estimated $50,000 In Damage To Twin Lakes Home; Chief Credits Staffing And Volunteers

TWIN LAKES, Wis. — A fire at a home in the 200 block of Hawthorn Drive caused an estimated $50,000 in property damage Tuesday, October 27, according to Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue. No one was home when the fire broke out, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters were dispatched at approximately 12:05 p.m. after initial reports indicated smoke and flames were visible from the

Kenosha Defense Attorney Tells Client She’s ‘Stuck In Traffic,’ Never Shows Up — Court Records Place Her In Another County As Juror Questions Her Nose Ring, KCE Criticism

KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha-area criminal defense attorney who has previously been the subject of multiple Kenosha County Eye investigations involving missed court appearances, client complaints, and disciplinary action is facing renewed questions after telling a client she was stuck in traffic and on her way to a deposition, only to never arrive. Court records show that attorney Mackenzie S. Renner appeared in

Plus +

Two Brothers Accused Of Repeatedly Sexually Assaulting Two Girls Beginning Around Ages 6 And 7; Each Held On Half A Million Dollar Bail

Adrian J. Hernandez, 23, of Kenosha and Dacio R. Hernandez, 27 of Pleasant Prairie(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Adrian J. Hernandez, of Kenosha, and his brother, Dacio R. Hernandez, of Pleasant Prairie, are accused of repeated sexual assaults in an investigation involving two girls. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set half a million dollar bail for each

Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office Sends Duplicate Absentee Ballots; Village Does Not Disclose How Many Voters Affected

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Village of Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office, headed by Village Clerk Jane Snell, sent duplicate absentee ballot packets to voters just eight days before the November 3 general election, according to a village announcement Tuesday. The village said the employee responsible is no longer employed, but did not disclose how many voters received duplicate ballots or how the error

Plus +

Twin Lakes Father Charged With Two Felonies After Allegedly Choking 12-Year-Old Son Twice, Leaving Boy Pretending To Be Unconscious

Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes, faces two felony charges after prosecutors say he twice choked his 12-year-old son, including lifting the boy off the ground by his neck during an attack in which the child could not breathe. Shaffer was summoned to appear November 12 before Kenosha County

About 7,000 Lead Service Lines Remain In Kenosha; Families With Young Children Urged To Seek Replacement Assistance

KENOSHA, Wis. — Approximately 7,000 lead service lines remain across Kenosha, and the Kenosha Water Utility is urging households with children younger than 7 or a pregnant woman to contact the utility promptly about replacement assistance. For qualifying households, available funding could cover the full cost of replacing the pipes that connect street water mains to homes and buildings. The utility announced expanded

Plus +

Career Criminal Accused Of Passing Out Drunk And Blocking Apartment Exit As Crying 10-Year-Old Son Sought Help; Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail

Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha, a career criminal whose convictions include felony child abuse, felony fleeing and third-offense OWI, was granted no-cash bail Tuesday by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum after prosecutors accused him of passing out intoxicated behind his apartment’s entrance, preventing his crying 10-year-old

Plus +

Zion Woman Charged With OWI 1st With 8-Year-Old Girl In Vehicle; Kellum Sets $500 Cash Bail

Brittani M. Elmore, 34, of Zion, Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Brittani M. Elmore, 34, of Zion, Illinois, is charged with first-offense operating while intoxicated with a passenger younger than 16 after police say she drove with an 8-year-old girl in the front seat following tequila consumption. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set $500 cash bail

Plus +

Pleasant Prairie Man Accused Of Pushing 99-Year-Old Mother After Political Argument Gets Only $250 Cash Bail In Domestic Abuse Case

Craig R. Carver, 53, of Pleasant Prairie(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Craig R. Carver, 53, of Pleasant Prairie, is accused of pushing his 99-year-old mother during a confrontation at their home following a family argument about politics. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set only $250 cash bail Tuesday on charges of disorderly conduct with a domestic

A Comprehensive Look At “Jump Kick Man”: Man Who Attacked Kyle Rittenhouse During Kenosha Riots Has Extensive Criminal History And Close Ties To Financially Troubled Racine County Eye

KENOSHA, Wis. — Maurice James Freeland, 44, the man whose flying kick toward Kyle Rittenhouse was captured on video and seen around the world during the August 2020 Kenosha riots, is married to Jamie Freeland, who works in advertising and revenue generation for the financially troubled Racine County Eye and is now the executive director of Racine’s Senior Companion Program. A comprehensive investigation

Plus +

Kenosha Man Accused Of Trying To Stab Father Inside Home With Screwdriver While Children Watched, Released On No-Cash Bails Three Times Before Latest Arrest

Nazsir Tyrone Ellis, 25, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 25-year-old Kenosha man who was released on no-cash bail three separate times since July is now facing a felony burglary charge after police say he attempted to stab a man inside his home with a large screwdriver while the man’s children were nearby. Nazsir Tyrone Ellis appeared before Kenosha County

Downtown Kenosha Café Expands With Healthy Catering Options For Local Businesses, Launches “Wellness Wednesday” Lunch Delivery

KENOSHA, Wis. — A locally owned downtown Kenosha café is expanding its offerings, giving area businesses and residents a healthier alternative to traditional catering options. Southport Wellness Café & Smoothie Bar, owned by Meg Faulkner, has announced the launch of its new catering services, featuring freshly prepared meals, locally sourced ingredients and convenient delivery throughout the greater Kenosha and Pleasant Prairie areas. The

Plus +

Kenosha Man Gets $1,500 Cash Bail After Grappler Stop Of Stolen Audi; Resisting Charge Dismissed: VIDEO

Erick Castro Gomez, 25 of Kenosha (Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office)Crime Scene Photo by Incident Response KENOSHA, Wis. — Erick Castro Gomez, 25, of Kenosha, was ordered held on $1,500 cash bail Monday by Court Commissioner Daniel E. “Catch & Release” Kellum after prosecutors accused him of operating a stolen Audi stopped by Pleasant Prairie police using a Grappler device. Kellum also dismissed a

Plus +

Illinois Man Found Passed Out Behind Wheel On Kenosha Front Lawn With $12,000 Cash, Charged With Second OWI Just 18 Days After First Conviction, Released On No-Cash Bail

Demitrius D. Bryan, 34, of Zion, Illinois(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 34-year-old Zion, Illinois, man accused of driving drunk in Kenosha just 18 days after being convicted of his first OWI was released on no-cash bail Monday afternoon by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. “Catch & Release” Kellum. Demitrius D. Bryan, who was arrested early Sunday morning, October 25,

Plus +

Kenosha Woman Accused Of Felony Hit-And-Run, Cocaine Possession Arrested 17 Months After Bench Warrant Issued

Ann-Marie Rose Stachura, 45, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 45-year-old Kenosha woman accused of running a red light, crashing into another vehicle, injuring its driver, and fleeing the scene was arrested Sunday, October 25, 2026, approximately 17 months after a bench warrant was issued for her arrest. Anna M. Stachura, also known as Ann-Marie Rose Stachura, appeared in Kenosha

LATEST NEWS
Plus +

19-Year-Old Kenosha Man Investigated In Attempted Homicide After Brother Shot Near 50th And Sheridan — Search Warrants Reveal New Details

Kemarion Orthello Rucker, 19, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 19-year-old Kenosha man, Kemarion Orthello Rucker, is at the center of an attempted homicide investigation following the October 24, 2026, shooting of his brother, Kevario Rucker, near 50th Street and Sheridan Road in Kenosha. Newly obtained court documents reveal that detectives believe the shooting occurred inside a moving Chevrolet Tahoe

Liberal Democrat Alderman Appeals To Liberal Democrat Judge For Andy “Sgt. Hard” Berg — Recusal Raises Questions About Earlier Ruling

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha Alderman Anthony Kennedy, a liberal Democrat who has held office for nearly two decades, invoked his elected title in a direct email to Liberal Judge Jason Rossell (D), seeking favorable consideration for longtime friend and fellow Democrat Andrew Allen “Andy” Berg, 48, of Kenosha. Berg, also known as “Sgt. Hard,” faces two separate drug-related prosecutions, including a newer case

Plus +

NEW DETAILS: Neighbors Heard Possible Gunshots Days Before Kenosha Couple Found Murdered — Suspect Also Charged With Killing Former Coworker In Seattle

KENOSHA, Wis. — Newly obtained court documents reveal disturbing details about the shooting deaths of Rodney Brushwood, 57, and his wife, Rena O’Neal, 59, inside their Kenosha apartment, including reports that neighbors heard several loud bangs more than two days before police discovered their bodies. The couple’s son, 33-year-old Michael A. O’Neal Fleming of Seattle, was arrested in Chicago on October 20 after

Nine Months In, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Selvidge Earns Praise From Village President, Brings Innovative Crime-Fighting Technology To Department

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Nine months after leaving a distinguished 25-year law enforcement career in Arizona to become Pleasant Prairie’s newest police chief, David Selvidge is settling into his new community, earning high marks from Village President Dave Klimisch and introducing technology that is already helping officers stop fleeing suspects while reducing the risks associated with dangerous police pursuits. On Wednesday morning, Kenosha

Plus +

Kenosha Woman Accused Of Ramming Ex’s Car, Later Pouring Gasoline Around It And Threatening To Light A Match While Already On Bail

Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Cheri A. Sinkovec, 40, of Kenosha, is facing 11 new misdemeanor charges after prosecutors say she rammed her former boyfriend’s occupied vehicle, then weeks later poured gasoline around his car and threatened to light a match. Sinkovec was already on bail in two pending domestic-related cases, including one in which Kenosha

Kenosha County Reports First Human West Nile Virus Case Of 2026

KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha County health officials announced Wednesday, October 28, that a county resident has tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the county’s first reported human case of 2026. Officials are urging residents to continue protecting themselves against mosquito bites into the fall, until a hard frost ends mosquito activity. The county’s announcement did not identify the resident or disclose the

Plus +

Salem Man Charged With Third OWI After Allegedly Drinking Whiskey In Dunkin’ Drive-Through Three Days After Prior Conviction

Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) PADDOCK LAKE, Wis. — Nicholas David Daniels, 32, of Salem, appeared before Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum Wednesday, October 28, on charges of third-offense operating while intoxicated and failing to install an ignition interlock device. Kellum continued his $1,000 cash bail, which had already been posted, after prosecutors alleged Daniels was caught

Plus +

Three Women Charged After Alleged Kenosha Apartment Attack Recorded On Facebook Live

Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Three women — Damiyah Nyasia Ozier, 20, of Racine; Jaraniyah J. Johnson, 19, of Racine; and Danaija Love Dawson, 17, of Kenosha — have been charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly entering a Kenosha apartment without permission and participating in an attack recorded on Facebook Live. Prosecutors allege Ozier struck the

Plus +

Kenosha Man Accused Of Damaging Probation Office After Travel Permit Denied Gets No-Cash Bail

Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — When you’re on probation, a visit with your probation officer is probably a good time to be on your best behavior. Prosecutors say Lozamar Alexis Jr., 25, of Kenosha, instead threw his cellphone into an office wall after his agent denied a work travel permit, then ran from responding police. Court

Fire Causes Estimated $50,000 In Damage To Twin Lakes Home; Chief Credits Staffing And Volunteers

TWIN LAKES, Wis. — A fire at a home in the 200 block of Hawthorn Drive caused an estimated $50,000 in property damage Tuesday, October 27, according to Twin Lakes Fire/Rescue. No one was home when the fire broke out, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters were dispatched at approximately 12:05 p.m. after initial reports indicated smoke and flames were visible from the

Kenosha Defense Attorney Tells Client She’s ‘Stuck In Traffic,’ Never Shows Up — Court Records Place Her In Another County As Juror Questions Her Nose Ring, KCE Criticism

KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha-area criminal defense attorney who has previously been the subject of multiple Kenosha County Eye investigations involving missed court appearances, client complaints, and disciplinary action is facing renewed questions after telling a client she was stuck in traffic and on her way to a deposition, only to never arrive. Court records show that attorney Mackenzie S. Renner appeared in

Plus +

Two Brothers Accused Of Repeatedly Sexually Assaulting Two Girls Beginning Around Ages 6 And 7; Each Held On Half A Million Dollar Bail

Adrian J. Hernandez, 23, of Kenosha and Dacio R. Hernandez, 27 of Pleasant Prairie(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Adrian J. Hernandez, of Kenosha, and his brother, Dacio R. Hernandez, of Pleasant Prairie, are accused of repeated sexual assaults in an investigation involving two girls. Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set half a million dollar bail for each

Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office Sends Duplicate Absentee Ballots; Village Does Not Disclose How Many Voters Affected

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Village of Pleasant Prairie Clerk’s Office, headed by Village Clerk Jane Snell, sent duplicate absentee ballot packets to voters just eight days before the November 3 general election, according to a village announcement Tuesday. The village said the employee responsible is no longer employed, but did not disclose how many voters received duplicate ballots or how the error

Plus +

Twin Lakes Father Charged With Two Felonies After Allegedly Choking 12-Year-Old Son Twice, Leaving Boy Pretending To Be Unconscious

Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Dale B. Shaffer, 30, of Twin Lakes, faces two felony charges after prosecutors say he twice choked his 12-year-old son, including lifting the boy off the ground by his neck during an attack in which the child could not breathe. Shaffer was summoned to appear November 12 before Kenosha County

About 7,000 Lead Service Lines Remain In Kenosha; Families With Young Children Urged To Seek Replacement Assistance

KENOSHA, Wis. — Approximately 7,000 lead service lines remain across Kenosha, and the Kenosha Water Utility is urging households with children younger than 7 or a pregnant woman to contact the utility promptly about replacement assistance. For qualifying households, available funding could cover the full cost of replacing the pipes that connect street water mains to homes and buildings. The utility announced expanded

Plus +

Career Criminal Accused Of Passing Out Drunk And Blocking Apartment Exit As Crying 10-Year-Old Son Sought Help; Kellum Sets No-Cash Bail

Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Devon S. Leedom, 31, of Kenosha, a career criminal whose convictions include felony child abuse, felony fleeing and third-offense OWI, was granted no-cash bail Tuesday by Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum after prosecutors accused him of passing out intoxicated behind his apartment’s entrance, preventing his crying 10-year-old

Categories
Archives
Authors

Wake Up to What You Missed

Get notified of new articles. We'll never share your email address.