Former Substitute Teacher at Bradford High School Charged With 14 Counts Of Sexual Misconduct By School Staff, Other Felonies

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Kenosha, Wis. – A former substitute teacher at Kenosha Unified School District’s Bradford High School was charged today with 14 counts of Sexual Misconduct by School Staff. He was also charged with three felony counts of Expose Child to Harmful Descriptions. If convicted, 32-year-old Alex R. Poyner faces nearly 60 years in prison.

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Poyner had previously been under scrutiny by the Kenosha Unified School District (KUSD) and was allowed to resign rather than be fired last year after discussing inappropriate sexual topics with students.

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Investigation and Charges

According to the criminal complaint, on October 28, 2024, Kenosha Police Officer La’ Ryan Johnson, the school resource officer at Bradford High School, was alerted by an assistant principal about concerning messages received by a 15-year-old student, identified as Student X. The messages were sent via Instagram from Poyner, who had been a substitute teacher at Bradford High School from October 2020 until April 2024.

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Student X reported that Poyner began messaging him at the start of 2024 after he inquired about the teacher’s departure from the school. The messages allegedly contained inappropriate sexual content, references to pop culture figures accused of abuse, and discussions of explicit acts. Concerned about the nature of the communication, Student X ceased responding to Poyner, prompting school officials to escalate the matter to law enforcement.

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The Kenosha Police detective assigned to the case, discovered that Poyner had also worked as a substitute teacher at West Allis-West Milwaukee and Nicolet Union High Schools. During the investigation, it was revealed that Poyner had been placed on administrative leave at West Allis-West on October 20, 2024, due to allegations of misconduct. He resigned from that position on October 29, 2024, before the internal investigation concluded. Records also confirmed that Poyner had worked briefly at Nicolet High School in September 2024.

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A review of Poyner’s Instagram messages revealed sexually suggestive and explicit language directed at the student. Messages contained references to illicit relationships, adult content, and discussions that law enforcement classified as predatory in nature. In one exchange, Poyner allegedly referenced engaging in inappropriate acts with students once they turned 18 and discussed specific sexual preferences and activities.

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Admission and Arrest Warrant

On November 11, 2024, the detective contacted Poyner, who admitted that his communication with Student X may have been inappropriate. While he described their conversations as “dancing around the line,” he denied any intention of engaging in physical misconduct. He claimed to use “dark humor” to relate to students and cheer them up. Despite his attempts to downplay the messages, law enforcement determined that the conversations warranted criminal charges.

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As of now, a $50,000 arrest warrant has been issued for Poyner. Authorities are urging anyone with additional information to come forward.

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Previous Warnings from School Officials

Internal documents reveal that Poyner had previously received warnings from school administrators regarding inappropriate discussions with students.

In an email dated December 6, 2023, then-principal Brian Geiger reprimanded Poyner for discussing his personal life with students, specifically stating that comments such as, “I like big Black dudes” were unacceptable. Poyner responded by acknowledging his mistake and promising to improve his professional conduct.

However, additional complaints surfaced in April 2024, leading to further warnings from school officials regarding his failure to follow lesson plans. On April 17, 2024, Poyner was again warned by Principal Geiger about concerns from both students and staff. Two days later, an email from KUSD Human Resources confirmed Poyner’s resignation after he expressed disinterest in continuing his employment.

This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more details emerge.

***Update 2/26/2025 8:43am***

Poyner is in custody.

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  1. KUSD is fertile ground for the Pedophile Community to openly recruit their victims.
    What is the ratio of actual incidents to those reported? 1 out of 10.
    These sexual predator deviants are running wild while the Administration waters it all down.

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    1. It would be nice, as citizens, if we could charge the administration with a citizens arrest or something along those Iines. We need to start standing up together as a community to get these people arrested and put in jail for endangering the children! I’m not just talking about the teachers, coaches, and counselors that have already been caught and “resigned”, I’m talking about the ADMINISTRATION. Let’s get rid of these people! Clean house! This has been happening over and over and over again! THIS is something that really WOULD be For The Children!

      How can we, as citizens, change the school policies? ESPECIALLY about allowing these people to RESIGN and not get FIRED? Also, this kind of stuff needs to stay in their file!

  2. Why do schools allow bad teachers to resign instead of being fired? All they are doing is letting troubled teachers move to another district and start doing it all over?

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    1. Are under the impression that you can fire someone charged with a crime? The judicial system tells us you are innocent until proven guilty. Maybe they should go your way though and just fire em all and use your hard earned tax dollars on the lawsuits they get filed with and lose for breaking the law.

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      1. I get that, but THIS has just gotten WAY out of hand AND WE ARE ANGRY! Thankfully he is in custody where he can’t communicate with any children.
        Things have GOT to change Kenosha! Start making your voices heard. Start voting other school officials in and if there is a way to charge the administration for endangering the children, LETS DO IT!!!

      1. You realize that the city / schools are basically self-insured, since the deductible is purposely sky high and basically in most cases we supply them with the settlement money and all we get for our premiums is the insurance company doing paperwork and actually issuing the check?

  3. Hmm wonder why the referendum failed? Because we are tired of paying the board to let perverts and child predators just resign so they can move on to the next district to prey on other unassuming children. Neir needs to step down for ALLOWING these scumbags to resign over and over again. It is more or less saying it’s ok no hard feelings move along. Washington middle school has a 3 time felon drug dealer for a teacher, and endless perverts everywhere else. Hmm yet we wonder why nobody wants to bail out the district for their poor financial choices, they don’t even fire child predators or felons, instead they employ them and lock them in buildings and room with our children. This district is dysfunctional, sivk down right twisted. The board isn’t much better than whom they employ clearly. Birds of a feather flock together after all. Sad that it’s always KENOSHA in the the news for misconduct within our schools, it’s as though there is a new report daily. Maybe it’s time to replace the ENTIRE board because they clearly see no issues with this conduct because if they did then they wouldn’t allow the perverts to step away quietly or felons to remain in the class room. Children do NOT need those kind of people as examples or role models and they certainly do not deserve the trust of our children. Repulsive and disgraceful that’s what this district has become.

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    1. I can’t believe some of these comments. You cannot fire someone charged with a crime. You can only do it when convicted. They are doing the what they can to get them out.

      If I get a DuI charge my employer can’t fire me. If I get convicted and go to jail they can. If I was found not guilty I could sue them.

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      1. Private companies can fire- and do. This is why we need to get rid of the Dept of Education and teachers unions. Both are complicit in these crimes.

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        1. It’s not that cut and dry. I’m sure the district has a legal staff. I’m sure lawsuits are a consideration in that decision making.

      2. Screw arrested, what about policy violations that is grounds for dismissal stop trying to protect child predators anyone who does will have there day to explain.

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        1. Exactly, this isn’t some exercise in civil rights, this is a very specific case where based on the person’s job and job rules, they had everything they needed to move him from use in the classroom. The rest just just details which competent administrators should have dealt with, but I guess we don’t have any at the higher levels. So glad we didn’t vote yes, is that money is going to be just flushed down the legal toilet if it ever is approved.

        1. I’d like to find a way that we could all charge the administration for endangering the children. Every ONE of the parents should file charges against them! Get rid of them!

      3. I would think they could be fired for continuing unacceptable behavior outlined in their performance handbook, especially after multiple warnings. If there
        is clear documented evidence, such as text messages, phonecards, etc., that their behavior has endangered students or falls in the category of being predatory then there should be no reason why they can’t be fired. I’d like to know what hiring procedures are being used that our school system seems to have this problem on a continued basis and what steps our school board and administration are taking to
        correct this.

      1. People don’t do a damm thing. If parents were concerned they would all be at the school board meeting and sitting outside the stupidententeds office

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    2. Exactly, well said!! Vote out the same liberal judges who continually allow this type of behavior. It’s disgusting and their grooming our children to think this type of behavior from teachers is “normal”… IT IS NOT NORMAL BY ANY MEANS!!!!

  4. Kusd is pathetic and have no clue what jokes are nowadays and most likely the student once again just got all angry at him and decided ha you getting fired smh pathetic

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    1. Then he could sue the student, but he won’t because we have the various texts showing he needs to be fired for violating the work rules of his job

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      1. “Work rules”? No. He should be fired for being a pedifile and grooming and having perverted discussions with children. He should not be allowed to work around any children. I get that there’s a process, but right now, thankfully he’s behind bars!

        I really do think we all need to talk with our new DA and see if there are additional things we can do as citizens and get some charges against the schools hiring these people and putting the kids in danger.

  5. How does a school district or an any employer know if someone is a pedo unless they were previously convicted? Some visionary mindreaders are on this thread. It’s a larger problem than in just schools and our police are doing a great job finding these d bags.

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    1. KCE is doing a great job finding these dirtbags. We as citizens need to demand those ” sweep it under the rug” policies need to change. The administration needs.to change.or the same.thing will.keep.happening

  6. What happened to background checks? How does the district miss all of this stuff. I also think it’s time for KUSD to do social media reviews prior to hiring. Oh yeah…that costs money they would rather spend on administrative salaries.

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    1. Nothing comes up in the background checks because they allow these pedo’s to resign and it then moves on to the next school for them to victimize those students. Its a vicious cycle and also nothing shows because none of them have been arrested for their crimes or for some sick and twisted the reason, this is the first time they have been caught!!

  7. It is their culture. Curtiss Tolefree was allowed to resign and seek employment elsewhere.

    There is another prominent individual that Sue Savaglio-Jarvis allegedly skate by as well.

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  8. KUSD probably has 1500 employees.
    With that many people there’s always an issue. I’m a former HR manager retired. You’d be surprised with stupid people do at work or after work.
    As long as key KUSD takes action. That’s what it is expected from the employer and required.

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    1. This is far more than a small percentage. There are stories every month about these sexual deviants–and this is the issue, KUSD does NOTHING unless they have to

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  9. If not for Kevin’s work here on his website, think of all crime and corruption that would be allowed, swept under the rug, or allowed to pass along to the next community. The internet is forever and these criminals will be doxxed forever. Kevin is doing what mainstream journalists should be doing.

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  10. Key phrase: “Poyner had previously been under scrutiny by the Kenosha Unified School District (KUSD) and was allowed to resign rather than be fired last year after discussing inappropriate sexual topics with students.>

    Once again KUSD not only seems to breed sexual deviants, but they put children at harm by NOT firing him and reporting him to police!

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  11. America is such a deviant country. If America cared about its children, these deviants would be dealt with in the most harshest way. But no! It’s getting worse year by year.

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  12. He’s in jail as of yesterday

    Inmate Detail – POYNER, ALEXANDER ROBERT

    Demographic Information

    Name
    POYNER, ALEXANDER ROBERT
    Subject Number
    178481
    Age
    32
    Gender
    Male
    Race
    White
    Height
    5′ 10″
    Weight
    202.0 lbs
    Address
    KENOSHA, WISCONSIN 53143
    Photo 1DL1W3K3
    Booking History

    Booking 2025-00001060

    Booking Date
    2/25/2025 5:26 PM
    Release Date
    Prisoner Type
    Warrant
    Classification
    *Unclassified
    Housing Facility
    PRE TRIAL
    Total Bond Amount
    $50,000.00
    Total Bail Amount
    $0.00
    Booking Origin
    Kenosha Police Department
    Number Charge Description Docket Number Disposition Disposition Date Crime Class Arresting Agency Attempt/Commit
    2 EXPOSE CHILD TO HARMFUL DESCRIPTIONS PTAC WARRANT ADDITIONAL CHARGES 2/25/2025 Felony COMMITTED
    1 SEX MISCONDUCT BY SCHOOL STAFF PERSON OR VOLUNTEER 25CF255 Felony

  13. OKAY, OKAY this is coming from a former student of WMIS and he was at our school for the year becuase yk he was out school sub, OUR WHOLEEE SCHOOL JUST FOUND OUT THAT THIS HAPPENED, TODAY!!! AND YOU THINK NOT TO TELL PARENTS ABOUT WHAT HE DID?? WHAT IF THIS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED AT WMIS, AND NOBODY WANTED TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT IT??? This is ultimately f**ked up. And I’m happy the student that found out actually looked into it instead of just spreading a rumor. It sickens me to think I was in a classroom with this guy for a whole year. And mind you most of use thought he was cool but a few of us (including myself) would always see him staring at girls a**es and upper chest area. We knew smth was up with him but we just now found out. This is utterly disgusting and gross.

  14. As someone who had him as a sub I am not even surprised. I always thought the dude was weird and I could’ve seen this coming a year ago when he would text my boyfriend at the time who was also an underaged student inappropriate memes and he would post sexual stuff on his Instagram that he was friends with many students on.

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No-Cash Bail Ordered for Kenosha Woman Charged With Felony False Imprisonment in Domestic Violence Case

Samantha Caprice Washington, 22, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 22-year-old Kenosha woman is facing a felony charge after prosecutors allege she physically prevented the father of her child from leaving a room at the Shalom Center, pulled his hair, punched him, and continued assaultive behavior as he attempted to leave. Court records show Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen

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Kenosha Man Accused of Throwing 67-Year-Old Woman Onto Couch; Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen Henry Orders $5,000 Cash Bail

Damian J. Pavlovich, 38, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man accused of picking up a 67-year-old woman and throwing her onto a couch during a domestic disturbance was ordered held on a $5,000 cash bail Friday after prosecutors argued the allegations warranted detention. Damian J. Pavlovich, 38, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to

Prince Hall Masons Donate $1,000 to Support Mental Health of Kenosha 911 Dispatchers

KENOSHA, Wis. — A local Masonic organization has donated $1,000 to Kenosha Joint Services to help support the mental health of the county’s 911 dispatchers, recognizing the emotional toll emergency communications personnel face on a daily basis. Members of Kenosha Prince Hall Masons Joppa Lodge No. 9 recently presented the donation to Joint Services officials. The funds will be used to enhance the

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Kenosha Man Accused of Dragging Mother of His Child by Hair, Beating Her During Domestic Dispute; No-Cash Bail Ordered

Jaylen R. McGovern, 21, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha man is facing a domestic violence battery charge after the mother of his child told police he grabbed her by the hair, dragged her to the ground, kicked her and punched her during an argument earlier this month. A court commissioner ordered no-cash bail Friday despite prosecutors seeking cash

Kenosha’s Outdoor Pools Set to Open June 16 for Summer Season

KENOSHA, Wis. — Residents looking to beat the summer heat will soon have two options as the City of Kenosha prepares to open its outdoor public swimming pools for the 2026 season. According to a city announcement, both Washington Park Pool and Anderson Park Pool are scheduled to open on June 16, providing residents and visitors with a place to cool off during

Drug-Using Therapist and Former Foster Parent Re-Charged With Two Counts of Violating Harassment Injunction After Technical Dismissal

KENOSHA, Wis. — Just 52 days after Judge David Wilk issued a four-year harassment injunction prohibiting Kenosha therapist and former foster parent Jacqueline P. Niccolai from contacting Kenosha County Eye publisher Kevin Mathewson, prosecutors allege she violated the order by directly communicating with him on social media, calling him a “fucking idiot,” a “pussy ass bitch,” and claiming his page was created by

Kenosha Police Gives KCE Inside Look at AI-Assisted Report Drafting, State-of-the-Art Automated Drone Response Technology, Real-Time Body Camera Monitoring and Officer Threat Detection Systems

KENOSHA, Wis. — Patrol officers today spend a surprisingly large amount of their shifts not chasing suspects, responding to emergencies or walking neighborhoods — but writing reports. According to Kenosha Police Department command staff, patrol officers currently spend between 40 and 60 percent of their shifts documenting incidents. KPD believes that over the next year, that number could potentially be reduced to around

Indian Trail Senior Killed in Pleasant Prairie Crash Remembered by School, Co-Workers; Fundraiser Planned for Family

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — Friends, classmates, teachers and co-workers are mourning the loss of Indian Trail High School and Academy senior Abraham “Javy” Gloria, who was killed Tuesday morning in a devastating crash in Pleasant Prairie just days before he was scheduled to graduate. As the community grieves, Waterfront Warehouse has announced a fundraiser to help Gloria’s family. The restaurant will donate 10

Man Sets Himself on Fire at Kenosha Speedway, Suffers Severe Burns

KENOSHA, Wis. — A man suffered severe burns Thursday after allegedly dousing himself with gasoline, setting himself on fire, and running into a Speedway gas station near Washington Road and 30th Avenue, according to information gathered by Kenosha County Eye. Multiple sources tell Kenosha County Eye that the man intentionally poured gasoline on himself before igniting the fuel. After catching fire, he reportedly

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Kenosha Man Charged With 3rd-Offense OWI After Crashing Into Light Pole, Allegedly Admitting Cocaine Use

Alexander L. Jacobson, 40, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 40-year-old Kenosha man appeared before Liberal Activist Supplemental Court Commissioner Aileen “Half-Off” Henry on May 28 after prosecutors charged him with third-offense operating while intoxicated following a crash into a light pole on the city’s south side. The commissioner found probable cause, entered a not guilty plea on his behalf,

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Milwaukee Man Accused of Causing Rollover Crash, Fleeing Scene; Posts Cash Bail

Fernando Avina, 22, of Milwaukee(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 22-year-old Milwaukee man is accused of running a red light, causing a violent rollover crash that injured another driver, and then fleeing the scene before police tracked him down days later. Fernando Avina, 22, of Milwaukee(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.

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Milwaukee Musician Charged With Felony Battery After Allegedly Punching 65-Year-Old Bandmate During Kenosha Practice Session

Kenosha Police(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Milwaukee man has been charged with a felony after prosecutors say he repeatedly punched a 65-year-old fellow musician during a dispute while members of a local band were practicing in a Kenosha basement. Jacob T. Kubacki, 50, of Milwaukee, was charged Thursday in Kenosha County Circuit Court with battery to

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