
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
KENOSHA, Wis. — Josue Diaz-Baez, 49, of Racine, is facing four criminal charges after prosecutors say he assaulted a repossession agent, stole the man's cell phone, repeatedly rammed the victim's vehicle with an SUV, and fled the scene following a violent confrontation during a repossession attempt outside a Kenosha business.

(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
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11 Responses
DEPORT this POS.
“ misdemeanor battery”?
Big man but can’t say his bills
Deport immediately. I’m a piece of shit and can’t pay my bills so I get angry and assault people. You fucking degenerate.
That’s the ugliest toddler I’ve ever seen
Why do you ignorant, racist fucks think everyone is in the US illegally if they aren’t white?
Being a Repo Man can be tough. However, it can also can be very fun with the potential of hilarious comedy if one has the cool temperament, skills, moxie, and speed to avoid confrontation. In today’s environment, a wise Repo Man will have a 9mm, .38 or .45 backed up with a WI concealed carry license and a $1MM or higher legal insurance policy.
It is very easy to comment on and judge someone this way until proven otherwise. Even Jesus, the Son of God, was judged, and later people regretted it. We should wait for his statement; let’s be human and not judge, only to later regret our words—there is a time for everything.
Blah, Blah, Blah…New Testament teachings are regularly misapplied regarding proper judgment of criminal and financial deadbeat behavior by either naive weak or outright warped, evil characters that always pull the “Jesus card” from the bottom of their twisted mental decks.
It is very easy to comment on and judge someone this way until proven otherwise. Even Jesus, the Son of God, was judged, and later people regretted it. We should wait for his statement; let’s be human and not judge, only to later regret our words—there is a time for everything.
It is very easy to comment on and judge someone this way until proven otherwise. Even Jesus, the Son of God, was judged, and later people regretted it. We should wait for his statement; let’s be human and not judge, only to later regret our words—there is a time for everything.