(Kenosha County Sheriff)
Kenosha, Wis. — Chad R. Ebert, 34, remains in the Kenosha County Jail after his arrest this past Saturday on a bench warrant issued for failing to appear in court. Ebert faces multiple criminal charges stemming from a violent altercation with his elderly father, and is scheduled to return to court on June 3, 2025.
According to a criminal complaint filed on March 17, Ebert was charged with felony physical abuse of an elder person—recklessly causing bodily harm, along with misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. The charges arise from a March 14 domestic incident at a home on Washington Road in Kenosha.
Police responded to a report of a family fight and encountered a visibly injured 69-year-old man bleeding from both arms, with additional bruising and abrasions on his face, chest, and back. Officers say the injuries were consistent with a violent physical struggle.
Witnesses told police that the altercation began after an argument escalated inside a vehicle and later continued inside the home. The older man alleged that Chad Ebert tackled him, pinned him down, scratched and struck him, and continued the assault outside on the rear deck and in the backyard. Officers documented a blood trail throughout the house and porch, and noted that the victim’s wounds were still bleeding the following day despite being bandaged.
The complaint states that Ebert resisted arrest, ignoring commands to comply and grabbing an officer’s vest during the struggle. Officers were ultimately able to subdue him using physical force. He was transported to the Kenosha County Jail, where he reportedly made suicidal statements. Jail staff were notified of his condition, and no further questioning occurred at the time.
Following his arrest, Ebert was released on a signature bond. But when he failed to appear for a scheduled court hearing on April 2, Court Commissioner William Michel II issued a bench warrant and set a $2,500 cash bail. Ebert was arrested on April 26 and remains in custody.
If convicted on all counts, Ebert faces up to 5 years and 3 months of incarceration and fines totaling more than $21,000. The felony charge alone carries a maximum sentence of 3 years and 6 months.
His next appearance in Kenosha County Circuit Court is set for June 3.
14 Responses
Enough with the signature bonds already.
Wow…. He did
This to his own father? Can you imagine what he would do to a stranger??
He is 5 foot 10, can you imagine what a stranger would probably do to him?
If your signature is no good, then your word
certainly isn’t either.
Never trust a habitual liar.
Maybe the old man had it coming.69 ain’t too old to be an asshole.
Send him back to Europe!!!
He’s an illegal immigrant? 😉
I’d hardly consider 69 as elderly- still a shitty thing to do to your own dad.
That argument doesn’t work when Europeans built the land. They didn’t freeload like all the dark skins
Troll on, troll. No one cares.
You mean those people stolen to BUILD the country for the white skins? I don’t think they asked to come along.
A little time in pound me in the anus jail will do Chadley wonders.Maybe judge Kerkman can have conjugal visits
Happy Father’s Day !!!
Looking at that mug shot, I want to wipe that smug smile off his face!!! This POS should never been out on a signature bond and now the POS judge gives him a low $2,500 cash bond? WTF is the matter with this judge!!!! William Michel II won’t be getting my vote when he’s up for reelection!! Send this garbage abuser to Alcatraz and I can guarantee he won’t be smiling!!!