(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Kenosha County Eye originally prepared this story on September 4, 2026, when a warrant was issued for Charlie P. White’s arrest. At the request of law enforcement, KCE withheld publication while authorities sought White. White subsequently posted $5,000 cash bail, the warrant was canceled, and he later appeared in Kenosha County Circuit Court
KENOSHA, Wis. — A 59-year-old Illinois man accused of participating in an elaborate contractor ruse that ended with approximately $30,000 disappearing from a Kenosha home is free on $5,000 cash bail. Charlie P. White, 59, was charged September 4 with felony burglary of a building or dwelling after prosecutors alleged he was connected to a June 2025 distraction burglary at a Kenosha home. Judge Heather Iverson initially issued a $5,000 arrest warrant for White. White posted $5,000 cash on September 14, the warrant was canceled, and Court Commissioner Daniel E. Kellum formally continued the $5,000 cash bail during White’s September 24 initial appearance.
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