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“The Difference Is Astounding”: Abel Sauceda Celebrates Completion Of Kenosha County Treatment Court
KENOSHA, Wis. — When Judge David Wilk first encountered Abel Sauceda in July 2015, he saw a man whose substance abuse and legal troubles had placed him on a troubling path. Eleven years later, Sauceda stood before the judge to celebrate completing Kenosha County’s Treatment Court — with a job, a driver’s license, a residence of his own and a safe place for























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Go figure. Bar time brawl where no one is right. Sober up before your liver walks out.
AI a “Pussy hat” on that pic of Zoerner. It should be a good representative of the day he showed up at the campaign event wearing one.
for men who hit women !!
And there’s a therapist waiting to listen to women who won’t leave men who hit them.
Congrat’s on buying that house! Now let’ go have a drink!