Commissioner Modifies Andy Berg’s Bond, Allowing Return to His Kenosha Home While $75,000 Bail Remains

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Andy “Sergeant Hard” Berg, 47, of Kenosha
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KENOSHA, Wis. — Court Commissioner William “Bargain Bail Billy” Michel II has modified the bond conditions for former Kenosha County supervisor Andrew A. Berg, clarifying no-contact restrictions in a way that allows Berg to return to his Kenosha residence, while leaving his $75,000 cash bail unchanged.

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The modification, filed Feb. 9, follows a handwritten motion Berg submitted in January in which he asked the court to permit him to live at his home despite strict no-contact conditions tied to the case. Berg argued that law enforcement had instructed him he could not step foot on his property, even though his co-defendant did not reside there, effectively barring him from accessing his own home .

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In that motion, Berg said the restriction prevented him from selling personal property to raise attorney fees, including a motorcycle he said he won while serving in Afghanistan, a trailer on his property, and a large baseball card collection. He also cited the age and medical conditions of his parents, stating they were physically unable to assist with removing or selling those items. Berg further claimed that while he was in custody, someone entered his home on multiple occasions and left it in disarray .

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Under the amended bond, Berg’s $75,000 cash bail remains in place, but the no-contact language was revised and clarified. The updated order specifies that Berg may not have direct, indirect, electronic, or third-party contact with his co-defendant, the child victim’s mother, or another named individual, while no longer broadly prohibiting contact “including the residence” in a manner that barred him from returning to his own home .

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The practical effect of the change is that Berg is now permitted to reside at his Kenosha address, provided he strictly complies with the no-contact conditions and all other bond requirements.

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In addition to the no-contact provisions, the amended bond continues to prohibit Berg from consuming alcohol, possessing weapons, or possessing drug paraphernalia. He is also required to appear at all court dates and avoid committing any new crimes while the case is pending .

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The amended bond order also sets a new court date. Berg is scheduled to return to court on March 24.

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The underlying criminal case against Berg remains pending.

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    1. He definitely walks on water but I doubt he will with these charges. On top of in paid child support and can’t see his kids, toast. On the bright side you can prolly buy a broke ass Harley that don’t run for cheap

  1. So his parents are so old and ill, yet he allowed them to post his 75,000 bond but wouldn’t help him with back child support? He wants to
    Sell items for attorney fees? Dude is guilty as fuck, can’t even see his kids yet he posts and talks about other people, even replies. To someone that wait to see what comes out, the rumors aren’t true. What a fucken clown Loser ass andy

  2. Is court ordered drug testing provided by WCS still used as a bond condition? I was charged with disorderly conduct and while on bond was required to get my butt downtown for weekly drug testing.. Did the county do away with that Unconstitutional program? I don’t see that listed as a bond condition… Kid gloves for parttime porn star.

  3. Dudes a loser Cares about going back to a house he rents, which he’s behind on to get items but didn’t ask to see his kids. Fucken low life dead beat. If we’re his kid I would be embarrassed as hell

  4. Should see that idiots recent post talks about the gun at Bradford. How the fuck do you have any room to talk you loser Andy! You sold drugs and weapons to felons! How you think these weapons get in the streets! You fucken hypocrite, horrible father and human

    1. Ya now that he’s outta mommy and daddy care he is at his home he don’t pay for prolly high and drunk making posts again.

  5. Fuck this dork. Imagine being 45 and mommy and daddy have to not only bail you out but watch you be a loser father. Prolly blames it on his service where he saw no combat at all. Mommy pays his cell phone bill so he can be high and post on Facebook. Fucken clown

  6. I hope he reads these a sees what people think. The way he’s posting now that he isn’t under moms roof, he’s definitely using

    1. Most accurate comment. He’s posting more then ever and don’t even make sense. What a waste of money his parents spent

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