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45 Kenosha Convicts Seek Governor’s Commutations; Murderers, Drug Dealers, Robbers Among Applicants as First Hearings Begin Without Any Kenosha Cases
Kenosha Convicts(Wisconsin DOC) KENOSHA, Wis. — Forty-five people convicted in Kenosha County have asked Gov. Tony Evers to reduce their prison sentences through executive commutation, according to records obtained by Kenosha County Eye. The applicants include inmates convicted of first-degree intentional murder, felony murder, reckless homicide, homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle, armed robbery, heroin trafficking, aggravated battery, bank robbery, and numerous























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This guy is accumulating a lot of charges where they’ll ultimately roll them all together and put him on useless probation.
Any of these gun charges we see should just be dealt with federally (Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms). Make the criminals sit, and do federal prison with no sentence reduction for “good time”.
You might be chillin, but Jalen be jailin.
Gnome sayen ?
You can take the negro out of the ghetto .. But not take the ghetto out of the negro .. He grew up with no daddy ..
Unless Daddy was the same and he’s following in his footsteps.
Bc that’s a helpful comment.
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