FRANKLIN, TERIKA TASHAE

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FRANKLIN, TERIKA TASHAE

Booked on 7/4/2025 5:12 AM
by Kenosha Police Department

Booking Number: 2025-00003967

Race: Black or African American
Gender: Female
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 175.0 lbs
Age: 25
Address: KENOSHA, WISCONSIN 53143

Charges

RESISTING OR OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER
OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE W/O INSURANCE
POSSESS OPEN INTOXICANTS IN MV-DRIVER
IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE TAMPERING/FAIL TO INSTALL/VIOLATE COURT ORDER
OPERATING WHILE REVOKED (DUE TO ALC/CONT SUBST/REFUSAL)
OWI (2ND)
BAIL JUMPING-MISDEMEANOR
RESISTING OR OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER
PROBATION AND PAROLE - MISD

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Arrest records date back to March 1, 2025.

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