
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
KENOSHA, Wis. — A 32-year-old woman accused of repeatedly punching a woman in the head and then stomping her head into a parked van was charged Thursday with a felony — just three days after police say she drove while impaired with her three young children, ages nine months, two and three, in the backseat. Anastasia M. Mendoza, 32, of Beach Park, Illinois, appeared before Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum Thursday afternoon on both cases. Kellum set a $5,000 no-cash bail in the felony substantial battery case and a $1,000 no-cash bail in the OWI-with-children case.

(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
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13 Responses
He’s gross looking
Should be in jail for having that tattoo
That is way too low only $1000 for putting the lives of children in danger?
WE need better judges !!!
She’s a loser and needs to be taught a lesson!
What a loser
But a guy uses a debit card that was stolen and he faces 36 years in prison. Make it make sense.
Dwight: “Identity theft is not a joke Jim; millions of families suffer every year”…!!”
why can’t we use these resources to stop the Indian Medicare scammers?
Spoiled Goods
Dwight: “Identity theft is not a joke Jim; millions of families suffer every year”…!!”
What a disgusting piece
of filth
Ana! Wow! What happened to you?!
You look severely exhausted & worn out.
Poster child for rode hard and put up wet.