Body Cam Footage Contradicts Kenosha Activist’s Claims of Police Misconduct

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Ronnie D. Orr, Jr (37) Getting In Police Officer’s Face And Yelling
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Kenosha, Wis. – Newly released body cam footage obtained by KCE from the Kenosha Police Department (KPD) directly contradicts the claims made by self-described activist Ronnie D. Orr Jr., also known as “Ron Dean” on social media, regarding his recent arrest.

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Orr, 37, was taken into custody early Sunday morning outside Tavern on 6th for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Following the arrest, he launched a social media campaign, alleging excessive force and racial discrimination by law enforcement officers, including a Black officer involved in the arrest. However, the full body cam footage tells a different story—one that aligns with police reports and witness accounts rather than Orr’s inflammatory accusations.

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Incident Overview

Police responded to a call at Tavern on 6th shortly after midnight after a woman accused Orr of repeatedly touching her hips inappropriately without her consent. Upon arrival, officers attempted to speak with Orr, who became agitated and uncooperative, escalating the situation. Body cam footage shows officers giving him multiple chances to comply before resorting to force to detain him.

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Despite this, Orr selectively posted a short portion of a video clip on social media, attempting to paint himself as a victim. He wrote, “One of many videos that will be used to show obsessive (sic) force bullying and threats being made with literally no right crime committed or warrant for arrest legit bullied for drinking while black.” He further claimed, “Was falsely accused and arrested tonight all on camera KPD and the mf who did this count your days dead ass you can’t fear me into anything I’m not the one to play with see you in court and def suing you mf.” Body cam videos also seem to show veiled threats from Orr to officers. Orr has promised to sue not only Kenosha Police, but KCE also.

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False Narrative Exposed

The body cam footage refutes Orr’s claims that he was unfairly targeted or mistreated. Instead, it shows officers responding to a legitimate complaint and following proper protocol. The footage also reveals that Orr resisted officers from the start, ignoring commands and escalating tensions. Police endured almost 30 minutes of verbal abuse and disorderly conduct before finally arresting Orr, the videos show.

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Despite his online claims of victimization, Orr’s own words betray his intent to stoke outrage. In various posts, he stated, “Not to mention one cop made this personal when he said he remembers me from 2020 and then asked if I remembered him… sounds like you had a motive and went for the kill.” He also made racially charged remarks against the Black officer involved, stating, “The more I see the black cop is a pon and a pos, ‘you do what you’re told boy.’”

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Questionable Supporters and Contradictions

Orr’s allies, many with their own criminal backgrounds, have taken to social media to back his claims. One such individual, Trion Brown, a multiple-time convicted criminal, falsely claimed to be the manager of the bar that night, only to later refute that statement. Brown, who was cited for “Affirmative Duty to Law Enforcement” for failing to cooperate with police, also made unverified claims about the incident. He alleged, “Also to the people that are thinking what happens before the video starts? Literally nothing. 4 cops surrounding Ron Dean while he’s talking to them, and they simply didn’t like what he was saying and placed him under arrest.”

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Another supporter, Joel Trudell, who has also been publicly arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, contributed to the narrative by stating, “Where’s the good cop?” to which Orr responded, “There are none.” Orr’s friend Johnny Franchino added to the speculation, writing, “A lot of times the black (police officers) can be even worse because they try to ‘prove themselves’ to their white colleagues. SMFH. Never should’ve had to go through this bro!”

Bar Manager Cited for Non-Cooperation

Further complicating matters, Brown initially claimed he was the manager of Tavern on 6th but later retracted his statement. Due to his actions that night, he was cited for failing to assist law enforcement during the investigation—a requirement for liquor license holders under local law.

The Truth Behind the Arrest

The body cam footage and police reports make it clear that Orr’s arrest was not the result of racial profiling or excessive force, but rather his own actions. His selective editing of footage and inflammatory rhetoric are part of a broader pattern of manipulation, one that he has employed repeatedly to evade accountability.

With his lengthy criminal history—including past arrests for domestic violence, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest—Orr has consistently positioned himself as a victim while disregarding the consequences of his actions.

The Kenosha District Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case for potential charges. Meanwhile, the full body cam footage serves as irrefutable evidence that Orr’s latest claims are nothing more than another attempt to deflect responsibility.

KCE will continue to monitor this case and provide updates as new developments emerge. The first video is a compilation, the other videos are unedited by KCE.

Ronnie D. Orr, Jr. (37) of Kenosha
(Kenosha County Sheriff)
Ronnie D. Orr Yelling At Police During Riots of 2020
(Photo by Nathan DeBruin for Kenosha County Eye)
Ronnie D. Orr Yelling At Police During Riots of 2020
(Photo by Nathan DeBruin for Kenosha County Eye)
Ronnie D. Orr Yelling At Police During Riots of 2020
(Photo by Nathan DeBruin for Kenosha County Eye)
Ronnie D. Orr Yelling At Police During Riots of 2020
(Photo by Nathan DeBruin for Kenosha County Eye)

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  1. Homie has some serious hate in his life, wish he took 7 bullets too. Also hilarious him calling all the police ignorant, pot calling the kettle. Definitely would not want to be a police officer in today’s society. Democrats armed these people to think they are all above the law. Nice work KPD for keeping trash like this off the streets.

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  2. How long has Ronnie D Orr been singing “We Shall Overcome” in his dreams?
    Has BLM President Patrisse Cullors journeyed away from her $6M BLM LA Mansion to bond Orr out of jail yet?

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  3. Ronnie was a bonehead since he was in middle school. He grew into a loser and uses whatever he can to promote himself. KPD showed some good restraint.

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  4. It appears that there is a consistent pattern with Ronnie, as evidenced by pictures dating back to 2020 showing him yelling in officers faces. This behavior seems to persist today. At what point will there be accountability to address and hold him responsible for his actions? Mr. DeBruin was quite active in taking pictures during the riots. Keep up the great work; it’s always a pleasure seeing your photographs.

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  5. Are these violent BLM chapter members still around and active? It’s quite surprising. I recall Carli’s campaign pictures being supported by BLM, the pro death, and the infamous rainbow flag. Anything for a vote, right Carli?

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  6. Wow! Thugs standing up for thugs- how typical. I am so glad to see the full video content. He won’t have a prayer in court. I am sick of these racist, entitled black people going after white cops and other white people. No wonder things never get better. They don’t take accountability for their actions

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    1. I axed my proba offiser if I can be goin to da libary to find out wa blm means mf. I be sighnen up when i find out homy. Gots to getz me sum a dat edjumakachen sun. Gunna bea stileing than.

      1. You are making your peeps proud. I suggest you go to the nearest elementary school and see if you can still enroll in the 2nd grade.

  7. How in the fuck does he think he’s bringing a lawsuit against KPD for this 🤣. Following his fb page is commical at times

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    1. I was trying to count how many times he said “bro”…. I lost count! Really? Is this the extent of your vocabulary?

  8. Another ghetto hood rat with a mental disorder, bro sit down shut up, you stink! I bet he is a homie of Berg. Kenosha Steam Baths that is how they know each other

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  9. Tavern on 6th does not have to worry about me returning when they let scum like Ronnie Orr and his thud buddies hang out there!

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    1. I can only imagine how distressing it must be to think that he might have taken pleasure in seeing his associates causing harm to our town.

  10. Another productive individuals of society…..you hang with fools you become a fool ….lock him up and do everyone a favor

  11. He might be annoying, but there was no crime committed (or articulated) that required him to give ID. Bad arrest.

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    1. What was the crime he was being accused of that required ID? Because that’s when they arrested him for refusal to identify. Downvote all you want, 4th ammendment violation.

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      1. 1. The defendant engaged in (violent) (abusive) (indecent) (profane) (boisterous) (unreasonably loud) (or otherwise disorderly) conduct.1 2. The conduct of the defendant, under the circumstances as they then existed, tended to cause or provoke a disturbance.

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    2. 1. The defendant engaged in (violent) (abusive) (indecent) (profane) (boisterous) (unreasonably loud) (or otherwise disorderly) conduct.1 2. The conduct of the defendant, under the circumstances as they then existed, tended to cause or provoke a disturbance.

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    3. Refusing to identify yourself is not a crime unless it interferes with an ongoing police investigation.

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      1. I used to think that too, but I think the law in WI is that if an officer asks you for ID, it is required of you to give it to them. Now, I dont know if that is unconstitutional, but I believe it is the law in WI.

  12. Ronnie loves the Big Talk at public servants who really can’t deliver the immediate response he deserves. It’s truly a Cowardly path to his chosen self identity.

    It would be awesome if Ronnie’s Mom had video to share of all the times she probably smacked him in the face with a Shoe when he ran his mouth as a kid.

  13. This clown can not even learn the simple skill to know when to shut his mouth. Now he is groping women?! Sexual Predator in the making right here.

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  14. Bad look for Tavern on 6th. Why do you have hood fucks managing your place or having anything to do with your bar?

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  15. 🤣😂
    Big mouth Ronnie gonna sue,
    Wonder who would finance that garbage suite?
    Throw his ass behind bars for decades, I have No doubt the crimes he has perpetually performed since even before the riots, were never prosecuted and justifiably sentenced.

  16. Lock the scoundrel up . Speaking of scoundrels, Joel Truedell is a teacher at Bullpen middle school. .

  17. Did everyone fail to remember why the cops responded in the first place? He was touching a woman in an undesirable manner.

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KENOSHA, Wis. — When a teacher is accused of being drunk at school and then striking a school bus filled with children, most parents might expect their school board to fire that teacher. That isn’t what happened in Kenosha. Five liberal members of the Kenosha Unified School District School Board opposed firing Tremper teacher Casey John Cushman, while only two supported his termination,

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Allegedly Intoxicated Chicago Man Accused Of Two Police Chases, Endangering I-94 Construction Workers Gets $50,000 Cash Bail

Jonathan J. Hammond, 31, of Chicago(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Jonathan J. Hammond, 31, of Chicago, was charged Thursday with two counts of felony fleeing or eluding an officer, first-degree recklessly endangering safety and resisting an officer, all as a repeater. Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set Hammond’s bail at $50,000 cash during his initial appearance Thursday afternoon. His

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$100,000 Cash Bail Set For Kenosha Man Accused Of Possessing Child Pornography

Gregory Matthew Skripsky, 38, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Gregory Matthew Skripsky, 38, of Kenosha, was charged Thursday with two felony counts of possession of child pornography. Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum set Skripsky’s bail at $100,000 cash during his initial appearance Thursday afternoon. District Attorney Xavier Solis appeared for the state and attorney Francesco Balistrieri appeared with

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Kenosha Man Accused Of Choking Girlfriend After She Found Him Naked With Another Woman

Bryan K. Riley, 61, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 61-year-old Kenosha man is facing a felony domestic abuse charge after police say he choked his girlfriend during an argument Wednesday after she allegedly found him naked in a bathroom with another woman. Bryan K. Riley, 61, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You must be logged in to view the

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