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(Kenosha County Sheriff)
Terry Feest is expected to enter a Guilty plea to disorderly conduct stemming from an incident from October of last year – just days before the Jury Trial was scheduled.
Feest, 57, was accused of pushing a private investigator when he was being served civil papers on October 14, 2019. Feest was apparently upset because a local gumshoe used a ruse to get him to exit his house and accept service. According to the police report, a Pleasant Prairie Police Officer could detect the odor of intoxicants emitting from Mr. Feest’s breath. Upon viewing the body cam footage, Mr. Feest repeatedly refused to answer the officer’s inquiry as to if he pushed the P.I.
According to court records, the state alleges that Mr. Feest has acted similarly to two other men who attempted to served him in the past. One was alleged to be hit by Feest. Also, it is alleged that Mr. Feest threatened a City of Kenosha weed and grass inspector with a baseball bat after being given a warning for tall grass and weeds. According to the inspector, he said “Fuck Off” and “If you come on my property I’ll beat the fuck out of you!”. He will receive a fine of $389.50 if the Judge accepts the plea deal.