KENOSHA, Wis. — Two Kenosha police officers have finally emerged from a nearly four-year federal civil rights lawsuit brought by a 37-year-old career criminal and convicted felon with three misdemeanor convictions for sex with a child aged 16 or older. The lawsuit, filed by Jose P. Mora Jr. on August 4, 2022, through his attorney, former ACLU of Wisconsin President William F. Sulton, was dismissed with prejudice on June 17, 2026, after 1,413 days of litigation. Liberal U.S. District Judge Pamela Pepper, appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama, took a staggering 521 days to rule on the officers' motion for summary judgment, ultimately allowing the case to proceed to trial. Even after Mora's own testimony caused a mistrial, Pepper gave him additional opportunities to continue his lawsuit before his failure to prosecute the case finally brought it to an end.
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