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Kenosha Man Held on $200,000 Bail in Child Sexual Assault Case
Frederick P. Rasmussen, 71, of Kenosha in Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – A 71-year-old Kenosha man is being held
Kenosha Man Faces Stalking Charges, Bail Set at $2,000
Latrail D. Wyche, 24, of Kenosha in Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – Kenosha County Circuit Court Circuit Court Commissioner
Kenosha Man Held on $200,000 Bail in Child Sexual Assault Case
Frederick P. Rasmussen, 71, of Kenosha in Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – A 71-year-old Kenosha man is being held on $200,000 cash bond after prosecutors charged him with repeatedly sexually assaulting two young children while acting as their stepfather and caregiver. You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Driver Accused in 100 MPH Chase Faces $25,000 Bail; Prosecutor Warns of Community Danger
Keyanna Chavez-Diaz, 22, of Waukegan in Court Today(Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye) KENOSHA, Wis. – A 22-year-old woman accused of fleeing from law enforcement at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour appeared in court Tuesday, where Kenosha County prosecutors called for a strong message to be sent to others engaging in high-speed chases. You must be logged in to view the rest of this article.
Bristol Gas Station Worker Accused of Skimming Nearly $5K for Lottery Habit
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. – A 39-year-old Antioch man is accused of stealing nearly $5,000 from his employer at a Bristol gas station and using the money to buy lottery tickets while on the job. Adam J. Frey was charged Tuesday in Kenosha County Circuit Court with one felony count of theft in a business setting for allegedly manipulating more than 100 customer transactions between May 1 and May 21. According to the criminal complaint, Frey would scan items for customers at the BP Gas Station on 93rd Street, accept their cash payments, then void one or more items before finalizing the transaction—pocketing the cash value of the voided items. BP management told authorities the scheme cost the company $2,438.67 in cash losses and an additional $2,438.67 in losses from lottery
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Chrystul Kizer Makes Brief Court Appearance Thursday
The public might finally learn why a pedophile named Randall P. Volar III was released after Kenosha Police found a mountain of evidence in his home that would put him in prison for life. Chrystul Kizer, now an adult, made a brief appearance Thursday afternoon in Kenosha County Circuit Court. Kizer is facing charges of 1st degree intentional homicide with a dangerous weapon, theft of a vehicle, arson, bail-jumping and possession of a firearm by a felon. Kizer is accused by police and prosecutors of murdering Volar, a man that paid her for sex regularly when she was a child. They say she shot him in the head, killing him, burned down his home, and stole his BMW. Police found evidence that Kizer bragged about the murder on social media.
Kenosha Sheriff’s Department Scores Big Drug Bust and Illegal Dog Breeding Operation
This morning 2-24-23 at approximately 9:00 AM the Kenosha Drug Operations Group (KDOG), KSD Tactical Response Team, and KPD Special Investigations Unit (SIU) conducted a joint operation and served a search warrant at a residence in the 6800 block of 14th Avenue in the City of Kenosha. One suspect, Tyrone Price Sr. was taken into custody. Over $2,500 in U.S. currency, 883.5 grams of THC/Marijuana product, 3.5 grams of cocaine, and .7 grams of heroin were seized. During the search warrant, 23 dogs were located and turned over to KPD Community Service Officers (CSOs) for transport to Safe Harbor. Based on the number of dogs/puppies, it is believed that an illegal breeding operation was also occurring in the residence. That investigation is being handled by KPD CSOs. Mr. Price was booked
Kenosha County Eye Sues Village Of Salem Lakes For Violating Public Records Law
Kenosha County Eye editor Kevin Mathewson filed suit today in Kenosha County Circuit Court against The Village of Salem Lakes. Also named in the suit are Village Administrator Mike Murdock and Village Clerk Shannon Hahn. In the suit, Mathewson is asking a Circuit Court Judge to order the Village to provide him with the records he requested, and were illegally denied. Kenosha County Eye has been reporting behavior from elected officials and other employees of the Village of Salem Lakes. Most of the tips we’ve received have proven to be true. One such tip, is that the embattled Fire Chief, Jim Lejcar has been such a terrible leader, that many quality firefighters have resigned in the last year. Of course, before reporting on this, we started a fact-finding investigation. On January 28,
Six Firefighters Promoted, 19 Hired During Today’s Police & Fire Commission Meeting
During today’s City of Kenosha Police and Fire Commission meeting, six members of The Kenosha Fire Department were promoted and 19 were hired. Four of the new hires were sons and daughters of retired firefighters. The meeting was held at the Kenosha Public museum due to the more-than 100 person turnout. ***Family and friends of the below personnel can use these photos for any reasons. Please contact me if you wish for me to email you more photos from today. (kenoshacountyeye@gmail.com) *** AO Kristin Kaminski to Probationary Fire Lieutenant Apparatus Operator/Paramedic Kristin Kaminski was hired by the Kenosha Fire Department on April 1, 2004. Kristin earned an Associate Degree in Fire Science from MATC and has completed multiple certifications and courses, including Firefighter I & II, Driver/Operator Pump and Aerial
Judge Sends Man Responsible For Kwik Trip Terror Incident To Prison
A 20-year-old Kenosha man who terrorized 16 people inside of a Somers Kwik Trip is headed to prison after his sentencing today. On June 13, 2022 Jonathan J. Petersen entered the gas station with a knife and a fake rifle. The 16 people inside, however, believed the rifle was very real. Most of them feared for their lives. Some hid in a walk-in cooler, and others, in an office. The intended victim, was a woman who had rejected Petersen’s romantic advances months before. He then began to stalk her. On April 18, 2022, she was granted a restraining order against Petersen. For at least two months, Petersen planned this horrendous event. At today’s hearing, an agreement was reached between the State of Wisconsin and Petersen. Petersen was initially charged with
Salem Lakes Voters Send Clear Message: The Old Board Must Go
While there is still another election before the final makeup of the board will be decided, the voters in Salem Lakes sent a clear message Tuesday – the board must be replaced. Three of the four challengers, who are running together, took the top three spots in today’s primary election. Not only did they take the top three spots, but they won by a commanding margin. Kelly Sweeting, Jared Young, and Bill Barhyte, all political newcomers, took first, second, and third places respectively. Norm Kazumura, another challenger, also advances to the general election. The three incumbents received very few votes. Trustee Dan Campion will no longer be elected to the board. All other candidates will advance to the April general election. The Village of Salem Lakes has had a dark
Man Wanted In Connection To Death Of Salem Lakes Trustee’s Mistress’ Death is Dead
A man wanted by Kenosha County Sheriff’s Deputies for reckless homicide has been pronounced dead, KCE can confirm. The cause of death is unknown, but Campion died on or about Sunday, February 19, 2023. Gerald “Jerry” Campion, 65, of Trevor, has been charged with first degree reckless homicide, facing 40 years in the Wisconsin State Prison System for his alleged involvement in the fentanyl snorting death the mistress of Salem Lakes Trustee Ted Kmiec. KCE cannot yet reveal Compion’s cause of death. According to the criminal complaint: Kenosha County Sheriff’s deputies arrived at the home of Ted Kmiec, an attorney and Salem Lakes trustee, at about 6:54 pm on March 21, 2022. When deputies arrived on scene, Kmiec brought them to his bedroom, where the woman lay dead. Deputies and
Special KUSD School Board Meeting Adjourned With No Action
Tonight’s special school board meeting to appoint a member to the KUSD board of education was adjourned just after 7 pm. The meeting, which started at 6 pm, was at Indian Trail High School to accommodate the anticipated large amount of supporters of school board member Eric Meadows. The Indian Trail auditorium stage had a long table with name cards for each and every board member, that is, except Eric Meadows. Meadows’ seat was at a seperate table where he was meant to sit by himself. Meadows is set to be administratively removed from the board this upcoming April, two years before his term was set to expire. KUSD Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D) and School Board President Yolanda Santos (D) made the decision to unilaterally remove Meadows, a conservative, from
Village Of Salem Lakes Denies KCE Request For Firefighters’ Letters Of Resignation: We’re Going To Court
Opinion by Kenosha County Eye Editor, Kevin Mathewson: Kenosha County Eye has been very interested in behavior from elected officials and other employees of the Village of Salem Lakes. Most of the tips we’ve received have proven to be true. One such tip, is that the embattled Fire Chief, Jim Lejcar has been such a terrible leader, that many quality firefighters have resigned in the last year. Of course, before reporting on this, we started a fact-finding investigation. On January 28, 2023, we asked the Village of Salem Lakes for the resignation and/or termination letters from the fire department for the last three years. After slow-playing the request for almost a month, Village Clerk Shannon Hahn denied our request today. She cited a statute that has nothing to do with
Rittenhouse Added To Federal Lawsuit By Man Whose Arm He Shot During Riots
Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted by a jury of his peers for the August 25, 2020 self-defense shooting death of two men, and the non-fatal shooting of a third man, Gaige Grosskreutz. Like the other two men, Grosskreutz is a career violent criminal. About a week before Rittenhouse’s criminal trial, Grosskreutz filed a federal lawsuit in the Eastern District of Wisconsin against The City of Kenosha, Kenosha County, former Sheriff Beth, former police chiefs, Daniel Miskinis and Eric Larson, and John & Jane Doe police officers 1-100. Notably missing from the list of defendants was Rittenhouse himself. The lawsuit was filed by far-left activist attorney Kimberly Motley. Motley herself, is currently defending against a federal lawsuit that alleges she committed conspiracy, tortious interference with parental rights, assault, fraud, intentional infliction of
Documents Obtained Via Lawsuit Outlines Village-Wide Knowledge Of Steinbrink Corruption
Documents obtained by Kenosha County Eye after we won a lawsuit suggest that the alleged corruption of John Steinbrink, Jr was almost universally known about for more than 20 years by village staff. The disgraced former Village of Pleasant Prairie public works director John Steinbrink, Jr was charged with seven felonies related to corruption, enough to put him behind bars for decades. In the six-page criminal complaint filed last year he was formally charged with one count of theft – false representation between $10,000 and $100,000 and six counts of felony misconduct in public office – excess authority. The former carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years, and the latter, 3.5 years each. Fatal Public Works Plow Truck Accident On December 12, 2000 at about 9:12pm, a Pleasant Prairie man heard
Kenosha Unified School District Choral Festival 2023 – In Photos
A snow storm canceled two rehearsals for this year’s Choral Festival, but watching tonight’s event, you wouldn’t have noticed. Students from Kenosha Unified School District’s 5th grades, 8th grades, and high schools perfmored many songs Saturday evening. The last song, “Sign Me Up” was written by this year’s guest conductor, Dr. Brandon Boyd. Dr. Boyd is an assistant professor and the assistant director of Choral Activities at The University of Missouri. In 2020, he made his debut with the London Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Maestro Andre Thomas, as guest pianist for the Symphonic Gospel Spirit Concert. In that year, he also served as a guest clinician for the NAfME All-National Honor Choir. He holds two degrees from Florida State University (Ph.D. in choral music education and M.M. in
Embattled Kenosha County Health Director Resigns
Kenosha County Health Department Director Jen Freiheit has resigned, KCE can report. Her last day with the county will be March 15, 2023. Freiheit was an extremely controversial health director here in Kenosha County. She was universally loved by the left for promoting mandatory masking for the public and children in schools. She advocated against kids going to school. The Kenosha News named Kenosha County Health Director Jen Freiheit their “2020 person of the year.” She is extremely popular among those that want mask mandates and for schools to be virtual-only. She makes $110,000 per year since December of 2019 when she was appointed by County Executive James Kreuser (D). She has a PhD in Urban Education. In her most recent position, she was Milwaukee’s Chief Deputy Health Commissioner. According
Judge: Democrat Party Of Wisconsin Field Organizer To Be Extradited To Illinois For Serious Felonies
A 24-year-old field organizer for the Democrat Party Of Wisconsin will be extradited any day now after a court hearing today. Leedom has been in the Kenosha County Jail since February 11. Nick Leedom, of Kenosha, absconded from Lake County, Illinois authorities when he skipped a court date for a serious felony case. Illinois issued a warrant for Leedom’s arrest on November 4, 2022. A warrant for his arrest was previously issued on September 16, 2022, but was quashed the same day. This usually happens when a defendant is late to court. Kenosha Police arrested Leedom on February 11, 2023 and took him to jail on the Illinois warrant. He was holding on a temporary cash bail of $150,000 (Illinois is a 10% State). Today, however, Kenosha County Circuit Court
Kyle Rittenhouse’s Friend Who Bought His Rifle Gets Jail Time For Drug-Induced Crime Spree
A 21-year old man who took part in a drug-induced crime spree is now a convicted felon and is headed to jail for six months. Dominick D. Black is known to most as the man who bought Kyle Rittenhouse the rifle he used to to shoot three attackers in self defense during the Kenosha riots of 2020, killing two and injuring a third. In exchange for testifying against Rittenhouse, Black had those criminal charges dismissed. In court today, however he was addressing a pattern of new behavior. Black caught three felony cases last year. On May 13th, 2022, Dominick fled from police on a motorcycle and caught a felony charge of fleeing and eluding police, that carries a maximum prison sentence of 3.5 years. He had cocaine in his blood.
Four Apply For Kenosha Unified School Board “Vacancy”
Four local residents have applied to the Kenosha Unified School District to be appointed to join the board of education for a one-year term. Board member Eric Meadows was elected in the Spring of 2022 to serve a three year term. Kenosha Unified Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D) and school board president Yolanda Santos (D) decided to unilaterally remove Meadows from the board for what they say was a “clerical error”, an assertion most don’t believe. Because of this unprecedented move, there is a vacancy on the board. The policy that Weiss and Santos are relying on is Policy 8330. This is clearly incorrect. The first line of this policy reads: “Vacancies on the School Board, including resignations and retirements, shall be filled following the procedure outlined below in accordance with
Democrat Party Of Wisconsin Field Organizer Facing Extradition For Serious Felonies
A 24-year-old field organizer for the Democrat Party Of Wisconsin has been in the Kenosha County Jail since February 11. Nick Leedom, 24, of Kenosha, absconded from Lake County, Illinois authorities when he skipped a court date for a serious felony case. Illinois issued a warrant for Leedom’s arrest on November 4, 2022. A warrant for his arrest was previously issued on September 16, 2022, but was quashed the same day. This usually happens when a defendant is late to court. Kenosha Police arrested Leedom on February 11, 2023 and took him to jail on the Illinois warrant. He is holding on a temporary cash bail of $150,000 (Illinois is a 10% State). According to the charging documents obtained from Lake County Circuit Court, Leedom was pulled over in Winthrop
Kenosha School Board Member Lawyers Up: Vows To Fight Removal From Office
In a move that has never happened in recent history, Kenosha Unified School District Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D) and board president Yolanda Santos (D) have unilaterally decided that due to a mistake by the district, board member Eric Meadows will be removed from office. The school district said in a release that the mistake was discovered almost a year into Meadow’s three-year term. Some of the 75+ supporters that attended a press conference tonight think there is more to the story. The group met at about 5:45 pm outside the educational support center located at 3721 52nd St, in Kenosha. Meadows is a pro-parent rights conservative and wanted to unmask children in the district and keep kids in school. These positions resonated with voters in the Spring of 2022. He
Pleasant Prairie Clerk, Administrator Seemingly Attempt To Conceal Emails Linking Steinbrink To Felonies
Pleasant Prairie Village Clerk Jane Snell (D) once called a pro-life display at St. Anne’s Catholic Church obnoxious, and had the Pleasant Prairie Police Department force the priest to take down part of the display because she thought it was advocating for a particular candidate. She wields her authority liberally, without accountability from village administration. Yesterday, KCE submitted a public records request to Snell via the Village of Pleasant Prairie website. We asked for something very specific and seemingly random. We asked for all emails between the disgraced former public works director John Steinbrink, Jr and another village employee, Nathan Wilkinson between March 1 and March 31, 2021. Today, she sent us an email saying that there were “no responsive records” and she closed out our request. Here is what
Kenosha Police Forced To Fire On Two Vicious Dogs: Neither Survive
According to Kenosha Police Sgt. Jeff Galley, Kenosha Police officers had little choice but to shoot and kill two vicious German Shepherd dogs this morning. According to Galley, the two dogs severely attacked a man in the 7300 block of 23rd Ave at 7:30 am this morning. The man sustained substantial injuries to his lower leg. The dogs were reported to be highly aggressive and were seen charging numerous people, vehicles, and officers. The dogs then ran east on 75th St and north on Sheridan Rd. Galley said the two dogs represented a “clear and present danger” to area residents and children making their way to Grewenow School. Police tried for about a half hour to locate the dogs’ owners and or contain the dogs. “One of the dogs was
Salem Lakes Village Clerk Resigns Amidst Alleged Corruption Investigation
The Salem Lakes Village Clerk, Shannon Hahn, has resigned from the Village of Salem Lakes Friday. Hahn, 44, of Bristol, turned in her written letter of resignation as Walworth County Detectives were questioning employees for the third day in a row, according to reports. This departure comes at a curious time. KCE has at least three unfulfilled public records requests into the village. We expect the records to be damning to the Village’s Administration. Hahn is responsible for fulfilling these requests. She told us last Monday, “I wanted to notify you that [the records requests] will take longer than usual. I am sorry for this inconvenience.” Hahn is also in charge of the upcoming elections. Her election supervisor, Michael Ullstrup, recently passed away, leaving the administering of the important upcoming
Trevor Woman In Court Today For Reckless Homicide, Released On $25,000 Cash Bond
Maria Larson, 49, of Trevor, was in court today for her initial appearance. She was in court voluntarily, in lieu of being arrested for her outstanding $75,000 warrant. Larson was charged today with first degree reckless homicide, facing 40 years in the Wisconsin State Prison System. Larson has a long history of crime, starting at least as far back as 1996. She was convicted in Kenosha County of conspiracy to deliver cocaine and was given probation. In 2010, she was convicted of DUI and retail theft in Florida. In 2013, she was convicted of possession of a controlled substance in Illinois in which she missed court twice. She got probation. In 2021, the Kenosha County DA’s office charged Larson with with felony second degree recklessly endangering safety and disorderly conduct
Salem Lakes Trustee Faces Scrutiny For Allegedly Using Village Property At Home
KCE has received countless tips about bad behavior by employees and elected officials in Salem Lakes. Most of these have panned out. This has led board members to assert that KCE is somehow working for and being paid by one or more candidates. This is categorically false. I have briefly met some of the challenging candidates, but nothing more than a short conversation. Michael Culat is a trustee for the Village of Salem Lakes and a local Realtor out of Antioch, IL. He previously worked as a police officer for the City of Antioch, IL, being hired in 1985 and allegedly leaving under suspicious circumstances in 1991. According to a police report written by his then-Lieutenant, he seemingly left the department so suddenly, that he had to be hounded by
Arrest Warrants Issued For Death Of Politician’s Mistress
Arrest warrants were issued yesterday for two people who police say sold fentanyl to the 51-year-old mistress of a Salem Lakes politician days before she died. Gerald “Jerry” Campion (65) and Maria Larson (49), both of Trevor, have been charged with first degree reckless homicide, facing 40 years in the Wisconsin State Prison System. According to the criminal complaint: Kenosha County Sheriff’s deputies arrived at the home of Ted Kmiec, an attorney and Salem Lakes trustee, at about 6:54 pm on March 21, 2022. When deputies arrived on scene, Kmiec brought them to his bedroom, where the woman lay dead. Deputies and paramedics quickly realized the woman was beyond life saving measures. A Sheriff’s detective arrived on scene and determined it was a likely fentanyl/opiate overdose. The medical examiner’s office
Six Firefighters Promoted, 19 Hired During Today’s Police & Fire Commission Meeting
During today’s City of Kenosha Police and Fire Commission meeting, six members of The Kenosha Fire Department were promoted and 19 were hired. Four of
Judge Sends Man Responsible For Kwik Trip Terror Incident To Prison
A 20-year-old Kenosha man who terrorized 16 people inside of a Somers Kwik Trip is headed to prison after his sentencing today. On June 13,
Salem Lakes Voters Send Clear Message: The Old Board Must Go
While there is still another election before the final makeup of the board will be decided, the voters in Salem Lakes sent a clear message
Man Wanted In Connection To Death Of Salem Lakes Trustee’s Mistress’ Death is Dead
A man wanted by Kenosha County Sheriff’s Deputies for reckless homicide has been pronounced dead, KCE can confirm. The cause of death is unknown, but
Special KUSD School Board Meeting Adjourned With No Action
Tonight’s special school board meeting to appoint a member to the KUSD board of education was adjourned just after 7 pm. The meeting, which started
Village Of Salem Lakes Denies KCE Request For Firefighters’ Letters Of Resignation: We’re Going To Court
Opinion by Kenosha County Eye Editor, Kevin Mathewson: Kenosha County Eye has been very interested in behavior from elected officials and other employees of the
Rittenhouse Added To Federal Lawsuit By Man Whose Arm He Shot During Riots
Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted by a jury of his peers for the August 25, 2020 self-defense shooting death of two men, and the non-fatal shooting
Documents Obtained Via Lawsuit Outlines Village-Wide Knowledge Of Steinbrink Corruption
Documents obtained by Kenosha County Eye after we won a lawsuit suggest that the alleged corruption of John Steinbrink, Jr was almost universally known about
Kenosha Unified School District Choral Festival 2023 – In Photos
A snow storm canceled two rehearsals for this year’s Choral Festival, but watching tonight’s event, you wouldn’t have noticed. Students from Kenosha Unified School District’s
Embattled Kenosha County Health Director Resigns
Kenosha County Health Department Director Jen Freiheit has resigned, KCE can report. Her last day with the county will be March 15, 2023. Freiheit was
Judge: Democrat Party Of Wisconsin Field Organizer To Be Extradited To Illinois For Serious Felonies
A 24-year-old field organizer for the Democrat Party Of Wisconsin will be extradited any day now after a court hearing today. Leedom has been in
Kyle Rittenhouse’s Friend Who Bought His Rifle Gets Jail Time For Drug-Induced Crime Spree
A 21-year old man who took part in a drug-induced crime spree is now a convicted felon and is headed to jail for six months.
Four Apply For Kenosha Unified School Board “Vacancy”
Four local residents have applied to the Kenosha Unified School District to be appointed to join the board of education for a one-year term. Board
Democrat Party Of Wisconsin Field Organizer Facing Extradition For Serious Felonies
A 24-year-old field organizer for the Democrat Party Of Wisconsin has been in the Kenosha County Jail since February 11. Nick Leedom, 24, of Kenosha,
Kenosha School Board Member Lawyers Up: Vows To Fight Removal From Office
In a move that has never happened in recent history, Kenosha Unified School District Superintendent Jeff Weiss (D) and board president Yolanda Santos (D) have
Pleasant Prairie Clerk, Administrator Seemingly Attempt To Conceal Emails Linking Steinbrink To Felonies
Pleasant Prairie Village Clerk Jane Snell (D) once called a pro-life display at St. Anne’s Catholic Church obnoxious, and had the Pleasant Prairie Police Department
Kenosha Police Forced To Fire On Two Vicious Dogs: Neither Survive
According to Kenosha Police Sgt. Jeff Galley, Kenosha Police officers had little choice but to shoot and kill two vicious German Shepherd dogs this morning.
Salem Lakes Village Clerk Resigns Amidst Alleged Corruption Investigation
The Salem Lakes Village Clerk, Shannon Hahn, has resigned from the Village of Salem Lakes Friday. Hahn, 44, of Bristol, turned in her written letter
Trevor Woman In Court Today For Reckless Homicide, Released On $25,000 Cash Bond
Maria Larson, 49, of Trevor, was in court today for her initial appearance. She was in court voluntarily, in lieu of being arrested for her
Salem Lakes Trustee Faces Scrutiny For Allegedly Using Village Property At Home
KCE has received countless tips about bad behavior by employees and elected officials in Salem Lakes. Most of these have panned out. This has led
Arrest Warrants Issued For Death Of Politician’s Mistress
Arrest warrants were issued yesterday for two people who police say sold fentanyl to the 51-year-old mistress of a Salem Lakes politician days before she
Friday’s Shooting Suspect Identified: Expected To Be Charged With Attempted Homicide
Forty-two year old Angel G. Penalbert-Berrios has been identified as the suspect in Friday night’s shooting in Somers. Friday February 3rd, 2023, at 3:28 PM,
Criminal Charges Expected Soon In Suspicious Death Of Politician’s Mistress
Salem Lakes Trustee Ted Kmiec called 9-1-1 on March 21, 2022 at 6:55 pm. He reported to dispatchers that his mistress was dead. He described
Kenosha Sheriff’s Deputies End Friday Afternoon Shooting With No Injuries: Suspect In Jail
Today February 3rd, 2023, at 3:28 PM, Kenosha County Sheriff’s deputies and detectives responded to 1543 Sheridan Rd. (LG Beauty Salon) in the Village of