(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man facing nearly 13 years behind bars was granted no-cash bail Tuesday by Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum after allegedly violating another court’s no-contact order within hours of being released on no-cash bail. Sven T. Bergstrom, 33, had originally been held on just $750 cash bail set by Kellum after being charged with felony strangulation and suffocation, battery and disorderly conduct. On September 2, Judge David O. Hughes reduced that cash bail to a no-cash bond over no objection from prosecutors. About seven-and-a-half hours after the 2:51 p.m. bond hearing, prosecutors allege Bergstrom returned to the very residence he had been ordered to stay away from. Less than two weeks later, after Bergstrom was arrested on a new felony bail-jumping charge, Kellum again ordered him released on no-cash bail.
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
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7 Responses
Not trying to be funny here, but what will it take short of a crowd with torches and pitchforks to get this bastard off the job? Society is not served by ask clowns who insist on returning everyone into the public domain, just because it gives them a warm fuzzy feeling.
Maybe Kellum just likes the name Sven.
Liberal do gooders will eventually get us all killed, but they will feel good about themselves so there’s that.
All on purpose
What does it take to get rid of BAD judges? They are going to taxpayers that pay their salary killed!!
Looks like a Swede to me! 😂 Call ICE?
Bond should’ve been revoked and he should’ve been held on a PO hold.