Kenosha Law Enforcement Memorial Service honors fallen officers
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Law enforcement personnel saluted fallen officers during the annual Kenosha Law Enforcement Memorial Service at the Public Safety Monument Downtown.
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Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala and County Executive Samantha Kerkman placed the wreath at the Public Safety Monument while flanked by law enforcement personnel during Wednesday's annual memorial service for fallen officers.
KENOSHA — Community members, law enforcement officers and local officials honored officers this week who made the ultimate sacrifice int he line of duty.
He faces one count of first degree intentional homicide, use of a dangerous weapon — which is a Class A felony and punishable upon conviction to imprisonment for life.
A 6-year-old girl was found deceased in her bedroom in 2022, and investigators said they observed no foul play. Four years later, a renewed investigation points to a homicide.
The Kenosha Police Department received a report of a child custody issue about 6:15 p.m., and dispatchers reported hearing sounds consistent with a struggle.
The 39-year-old was accused of stealing cigarettes and fleeing, leading to a crash on Sheridan Road where his SUV reportedly hit two cars and several telephone poles.
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Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala and County Executive Samantha Kerkman placed the wreath at the Public Safety Monument while flanked by law enforcement personnel during Wednesday's annual memorial service for fallen officers.