
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
KENOSHA, Wis. — A 28-year-old Indiana man who stalked a Pleasant Prairie woman, sent relentless harassing text messages, researched her romantic interests and obtained vehicle registration information from an Illinois police officer has been convicted of felony stalking. Hummad Khan, 28, of Indianapolis, Indiana, was sentenced September 29, 2026, by Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge David O. Hughes to work release and two-and-a-half years of probation. Hughes also ordered Khan to pay a $2,500 fine and $7,948.65 in restitution. The judge withheld a prison sentence and denied Khan's request to have his felony conviction expunged.

(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
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12 Responses
Kevin I thought you put Indian man… you got my ass
lol
a typo he coulda got away with lol
Two and a half years of probation – what would he have to do to get prison time
In Kenosha so much more than this, which is treated like a prank
I wonder what repercussions the IL police officer will have
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Deport
Back in the day we met men in bars and were warned about the “bad boys”
You mean you met drunks in bars. It’s still the same.
That week sentencing makes it easier for people to say they felt they were being attacked with deadly force.
What about the cop in Illinois helping him tracking people down?
so what happens to the cop that helped him obtain information?
Isn’t he allowed to have ten wives? Why can’t he leave her alone?