Scene Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
KENOSHA, Wis. — A 35-year-old Kenosha man with a violent felony history allegedly opened fire on police Monday evening, setting off a massive, hours-long standoff that drew dozens of officers, armored vehicles, and a multi-agency response before ending with the suspect suffering multiple self-inflicted gunshot wounds and being flown out by helicopter. It is unknown if Casas is alive.
Police were initially dispatched to a minor domestic incident at a residence at 4909 14th Avenue, but the call quickly escalated when Andres Casas, 35, of Kenosha, allegedly fired shots toward responding officers.
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We airlifted this piece of s***? Should have used a rickshaw, and taken him to to what’s Left of the former kmh hospital. That still would have been more than he deserved.
Got to agree.
They talking about some you be lying in your articles….
First of all, if you try English it’ll be easier for us all to understand.
Second, your jealousy is getting in the way of you becoming a functional person.
Good luck.
Doo dar, Doo dar, all the live long day
Kenosha seems to have become a sanctuary for druggies,thieves,and scumbags in general.Cant put my finger on why…
Answer is the court system Everyone walks, NO BAIL WE need a reset on judges in Kenosha!
It is a perplexing problem. We know that around 5% of the population commits almost all of the crimes, yet the court system seems determined to make sure that 5% can spend as much time as possible out of jail. In the state that doesn’t have capital punishment, all we have to protect ourselves with is jails.
It is strange that we actually pay most of the people you described to live here. I guess it’s a valuable commodity that we were missing. I had to pay for my own rent, food, transportation, and medical expenses on my own.
Has the signature bond been pre filled out? How much probation can he actually receive for this?