10-year-old Noah Charged As An Adult With 1st-degree Reckless Homicide For The Death Of His Mom, Quiana M. Mann, 44, Over Refusing To Get Him A VR Headset From Amazon

Noah, 10, was charged with one felony count for the November 21 murder of his mother over her refusal to get him a VR headset from Amazon. After killing her, he went online and purchased the VR headset for himself.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 30, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - The young son of Quiana M. Mann, 44, has been charged as an adult after he confessed to his relatives of intentionally shooting his mother in the face resulting in murder on November 21 at the 7400 block of N. 87 Street. 10-year-old Noah was charged with one felony count of 1st-degree reckless homicide and his bail was set at $50,000. He is currently being held at the Milwaukee County Secure Juvenile Center pending the outcome of the homicide case.

If convicted, Noah is facing up to 60 years in prison and would be detained at a juvenile secure facility until he gets older and then transferred to adult prison.

According to the criminal complaint, Noah after fatally shooting his mother in the face, he went to his 26-year-old sister who was sleeping un another room and told her Mann was shot in the basement of the home. Mann's daughter went to the basement and found her mother suffering from a gunshot wound to the head.

Noah's sister told police that her young brother suffers from anger and rage issues including from multiple imaginary people that speak to him, which includes two sisters, a man and another man who he described "as mean."

Shortly after the shooting, Noah confessed to his aunt that he fatally shot his mother after grabbing her keys and getting a loaded hand gun from a locked gun box.

Police initially believed Mann was shot accidently by Noah and was allowed to stay with family members after the shooting, until family members notified police that Noah had confessed of intentionally shooting his mother.

Police say in the complaint that Noah admitted, he knew that shooting his mother was wrong.

The criminal wasn't clear, if one of the imaginary people that Noah hears in his own mind influence the deadly shooting.

The criminal complaint says that Noah became upset when his mother woke him up early on November 21 and she refused to order a Oculus Virtual Reality Headset (VR headset) for him from Amazon.

After Noah's arrest, he began to ask police investigators and family members, if his VR headset had been delivered to his home.

23-year-old Gregory Renfro III Speaks Out About Being Savagely Beaten By 6 Individuals At Big Sharks Fish & Chicken Who Included Racial Slurs In The Attack

Renfro III is now recovering from a brutal beating by 6 individuals at Big Sharks Fish & Chicken fast food restaurant at N. 34 Street and W. North Ave., the restaurant is operated by Maher T. Ayad.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 30, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Gregory Dale Renfo III, 23, confirmed to Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) that he was not under the influence of any drugs, substance or alcohol when he committed indoor property damage at Big Sharks Fish & Chicken fast food restaurant located in the 3400 block of W. North Ave. on November 21, 2022. That night, Renfro III says that he was actually suffering from being tired from working various shifts as a manager and was hungry. He just wanted to get some food to eat.

Renfro III went to Big Sharks Fish & Chicken for some food with a female co-worker, and while ordering the food, the male cashier who was taking the order began to flirt with Renfro III's co-worker and was ignoring him as he attempted to order. Renfro III apparently complained about the poor service he was getting to the cashier and the male cashier told him "to get your Black ass out," that's when Renfro III says he just reacted and began to trash or to engage in property damage, which several videos posted on social media by Tre Bono and OT Taee showed the indoor incident at Big Sharks Fish & Chicken. The videos were later taken down, but HNNUSA was able to get copies. The longer video (23 minute) version by Tre Bono shows Renfro III throwing soda, a chair including other actions leading to property damage. It also shows at least 6 individuals who walked in including some employees from the restaurant attacking Renfro III with weapons (sticks). The individuals punched, kicked and struck Renfro III multiple times until he managed to run out of the restaurant as the individuals followed him while continuing to repeatedly striking him.

OT Taee's short social media video shows a close up of the multiple individuals striking and assaulting Renfro III as he exited the restaurant. They caught up with Renfro III at a nearby field and began to kick, punch, strike him with the long sticks and stump on Renfro III's head, neck and back multiple times to the point that he temporarily lost consciousness a couple of times, according to Renfro III.

It took more than 15 minutes for police to arrive at the scene. Police took Renfro III into custody. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment and then was taken to the Milwaukee County jail for booking. The nurse at the Milwaukee County jail refused to admit Renfro III at the jail and he was returned to the hospital for a complete medical examination including a head injury scanning.

Renfro III was later booked at the Milwaukee County jail and spent four days and nights in jail. According to the criminal complaint, Renfro III was charged on November 23, with one felony count for criminal damage to property (over $2,500), court records indicate. Renfro III was released on a $2,500 signature bond.

According to court records, Renfro III has no prior criminal record or convictions.

Milwaukee police and the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office charged Renfro III with a felony for property damage, but failed to criminally charge the 6 individuals who attacked Renfro III with weapons committing felony assault and battery with intent to cause injury for savagely and brutally beating up Renfro III to the point of unconsciousness. The criminal complaint shows that Renfro III is prohibited from contacting at least 5 individuals who attacked him that were just identified by initials in the complaint against Renfro III.

Renfro III who is gradually recovering from the brutal beating by at least 6 individuals at Big Sharks Fish & Chicken released photos showing his healing wounds in his arm, neck and back.

Darryl King Rick Farmer II from the Original Black Panthers of Milwaukee released the following statement, "THE BRUTAL ASSAULT THAT TRANSPIRED AT BIG SHARKS CHICKEN AND FISH IN MILWAUKEE IS UNACCEPTABLE AND INTOLERABLE!! THERE WAS A DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN A CUSTOMER AND EMPLOYEE!! RACIAL INDIGNATIONS WERE SAID TO THE CUSTOMER WHO BECAME OFFENDED AND OUTRAGED!! WORDS WERE EXCHANGED AND PROPERTY DAMAGE OCCURRED!! THE EMPLOYEE WHO WAS BEHIND SAFETY GLASS TOOK IT UPON HIMSELF TO CALL THE POLICE AND FRIENDS ALONG WITH FAMILY MEMBERS!! A GROUP OF THUGS ENTERED THE RESTAURANT AND THEN BRUTALLY AND VICIOUSLY ASSAULTED THE VICTIM WITH STICKS AND CLUBS!! CHASING HIM OUT AND CONTINUED THE ASSAULT IN A NEARBY FIELD!! THIS CAUSED SEVERE INJURIES TO THE VICTIM!! THIS IS INTOLERABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE!! WE ARE DEMANDING THAT ASSAULT AND BATTERY FELONY CHARGES AGAINST THE THUGS BE BROUGHT!! WE ARE ALSO DEMANDING THE IMMEDIATE CLOSURE OF THIS BUSINESS DUE THEIR  BRUTAL ASSAULT!! THE MAYOR CAVALIER JOHNSON, THE D.A. JOHN CHISHOLM AND THE ALDERMAN RUSSELL STAMPER MUST BECOME INVOLVED TO HELP JUSTICE BE SERVED! WE ARE ASKING EVERY COMMUNITY INDIVIDUAL TO STOP SPENDING MONEY THERE DUE TO THIS!! JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED AND BIG SHARKS CHICKEN AND FISH PERMANENTLY SHUT DOWN!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!"

Update:

HNNUSA has learned that Ayad Maher who operates the Big Sharks Fish & Chicken fast food restaurant at the 3400 block of W. North Avenue is planning to open a second Big Sharks Fish & Chicken fast food restaurant at 8333 W. Appleton Ave. located at the corner of W. Appleton and W. Hampton Avenues at the beginning of 2023.

The following Facebook posts in the Big Sharks Mke FB page responding to a backlash of posts about the incident stated, "...we did call police the guy was out of control he was there for more that 30 min he intended to hurt employees if he mentally ill shouldn’t be on the street destroying peoples property His girlfriend was with him and said that he was on mushrooms.and we did refund his money back before all that happened...What happed is wrong and unacceptable employees where in fear and danger and we all humans and we all make mistakes we have to come together fix problems instead for making it worse...he was making death treats we are sorry it went the way it did may justice be served to all communities and god bless everyone involved."

It seems that the individual (page administrator) posting comments on the Big Sharks Mke page agrees that everyone should get justice including Renfro III, which those who brutally attacked him with weapons (sticks) should also be be criminally charged as was Renfro III. Renfro III's criminal complaint also includes the initials (MTA) for Maher T. Ayad, who Renfro III is prohibited from contacting.

Mexican Feds Issued Homicide Warrant And Extradition Request For Daejhanae Jackson, 26, In Connection With The October 29 Death Of Shanquella Robinson, 25, In San Jose Del Cabo

The Mexican State attorney general of Baja California in Mexico confirmed that an arrest warrant for murder and extradition request had been issued on November 24 against a U.S. female citizen who was later identified as a 26-year-old from N. Carolina.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 27, 2022

Charlotte, N. Carolina - On Saturday, federal authorities in the U.S. arrested Daejhanae Jackson, 26, of Jackson on a homicide warrant from Mexico, which also is seeking her extradition in connection with the October 29, 2022 brutal homicide of Shanquella Robinson, 25, at a resort villa in San Jose del Cabo in the State of Baja California in Mexico.

On November 24, Antonio Lopez Rodriguez, the attorney general for the State of Baja California confirmed that a warrant and an extradition request were issued for a U.S. female citizen in connection with the murder of Robinson at the Club de Play, a resort.

Robinson along with Jackson and five other suspects arrived at the resort on October 28.

A video posted on social media showed Jackson brutally beating Robinson who was naked in a room while another suspect video recorded the altercation.

Jackson was arrested by U.S. authorities and is being extradited to Mexico to face homicide charges in Robinson's homicide.

Mexican authorities indicated that the other suspects could also face extradition as the murder case develops.

The suspects that remain free in the U.S. pending the outcome of the case are Kalil Cooke (male) of Charlotte, Malik Dyer (male), Wenter Donovan (female) of Greensboro, Alysse Hyatt (female) of Winston Salem and Nazeer Wiggins (male) of Charlotte.

According to the mexican criminal complaint, Donovan called for medical assistance at the Villa Linda 32 resort around 2:13 p.m. on October 29. A local female doctor from the American Medical Center arrived an hour later and worked to keep Robinson alive for at least 2 hours and 45 minutes. Robinson was having a difficult time breathing and was experiencing seizures. At 4:20 p.m., an ambulance was called.

Police arrived at 5:25 p.m. and at 5:57 p.m., Dr. Karolina Beatrice Ornelas Gutierrez pronounced Robinson dead.

Apparently, according to Robinson's mother, the deceased 25-year-old victim died from a broken neck and a severed spinal cord injury, according to an autopsy report by Mexican authorities. 

All the suspects left Mexico and returned to the U.S.

Two Southside Homicide Victims In Separate Deaths Identified As Joseph Rodriguez Rios, 33, And Ronan Jermaine Kyles, 49

So far, Milwaukee has had 203 homicides this year, in 2021, 196 homicides were reported and in 2020, 190 homicides, according to the Milwaukee Police Department homicide stats.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 24, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin- On early Sunday, November 20, 2022, just before 3:01 a.m. Milwaukee police responded to shots fired at the 2600 block of S. 6 Street near W. Cleveland Ave. in the Southside of Milwaukee. When police arrived at the scene, they found Joseph Rodriguez Rios, 33, suffering from gunshot wounds.

Rios died at the scene, according to police.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office ruled the death a homicide.

Police are searching for a suspect(s) and are investigating the circumstances leading to the homicide.

On Thursday, November 17, 2022 at around 11:15 a.m., Milwaukee responded to shots fired at the 700 block of S. 20 Street near W. National Ave. and discovered Ronan Jermaine Kyles, 49, shot multiple times. The victim succumbed to his injuries.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner ruled the shooting death a homicide. 

Police have recovered nearby surveillance camera footage from the Christo Rey Jesuit High School outdoor area and Advance Auto Parts store in order to identify the suspect(s).

Police say, the circumstances leading up to the shooting are under investigation and unknown suspect(s) are being sought in the case.

Eloy Martinez Vazquez Charged With Multiple Felony Counts For Assaulting Several Laredo Police Officers Including An Investigator During Traffic Stop

Martinez Vazquez was arrested and charged with multiple felony counts for assaulting several Laredo Police officers including an investigator.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 22, 2022

Laredo, Texas - On Tuesday, Eloy Martinez Vazquez, 28, was charged in Webb County for two felony counts of assault on a police officer, bond was set at $20,000 each count; evading arrest/detention (felony), bond was set at $3,000, and one misdemeanor count for of resisting arrest, bond was set at $3,000, totalled $46,000.

If convicted, Martinez Vazquez is facing between 2 years to 10 years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines for each felony count of assault of a police officer. Martinez Vazquez is also facing up to 2 years in prison for one felony count of evading arrest and up to $10,000 in fines, and is facing up to 12 months in jail and up to $4,000 in fines for one misdemeanor count of resisting arrest.

According to the criminal complaint, Laredo Police Officer Valerie Carpio made the initial traffic stop on Monday, November 21, 2022 around 8:14 p.m. at Madison Street and Eagle Pass Ave. near the Lafayette Bridge located in the Canta Ranas neighborhood. Martinez Vazquez who was driving a black Dodge Charger apparently ran a stop sign and was stopped by Officer Carpio. She called for backup. When a warrant check was initiated, it came back that Martinez Vazquez had an active warrant from the Webb County Sheriff's Office for possession of marijuana.

Officer Carpio and Laredo Police Investigator Severiano Medina III, 36, who arrived at the scene attempted to arrest Martinez Vazquez and they got into an altercation with the suspect. A taser was deployed by Officer Carpio and Investigator Medina III was also tased along with the suspect and he fell to the ground striking his head, injured himself in the fall and altercation, Martinez Vazquez then fled the scene on foot and was later arrested.

Investigator Medina III suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized and later released, according to the Laredo Police Department.

Black Man That Trashed Big Sharks Fish & Chicken At N. 35 St. And W. North Ave. Over Food Refund Dispute Beaten By 6 Fast Food Restaurant Co-workers, Three Used Sticks

Black man was chased outside after being brutally beaten by 6 co-workers from the Big Sharks Fish & Chicken fast food restaurant.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 22, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Monday night, just before 9:30 p.m., an unidentified Black man began to trash the inside dining area after employees from the Big Sharks Fish & Chicken located at the 3400 block of W. North Ave. failed to refund his money after he complained about the food service. The Black man began to throw chairs, a drink, menus and other items for at least 8 minutes before a group of 6 male co-workers from Big Sharks arrived, three of them had sticks (weapons) and began to savagely assault the man with the sticks and other employees punched and kicked the Black man as he was on the floor, according to a 23 minute live Facebook (FB) video posted by Tre Beno and video posted by OT Taee.

The Black man managed to get up and dashed out of the restaurant as the group of co-workers from Big Sharks chased him on the street and finally catching up to him at a field across the restaurant and continued to beat him and restrained him until police arrived. It took more than 15 minutes for police to arrive at the scene, according to the live FB video.

The medical condition of the Black male is unknown.

Editor's update: On November 29, 2022, Darryl King Rick Farmer II posted the photos showing the Sharks Fish & Chicken beating of unidentified victim's healing wounds.

Laredo Police Investigator Severiano Medina III Injured In Hit-and-run After Traffic Stop, Suspect Arrested

Medina in stable condition after suffering injuries from hit-and-run incident by Lafayette Bridge.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 21, 2022

Laredo, Texas - On Monday, November 21, 2022 just before 9:00 p.m., Laredo police, U.S. Border Patrol, Texas Department of Public Saftey troopers and Webb County Sheriff's deputies responded to the Lafayette Bridge by Madison Street and Eagle Pass Ave. located in the Canta Ranas neighborhood after a Laredo police investigator was reported injured in a hit-and-run incident, the Laredo Police Department reported.

According to the law enforcement preliminary investigation, Laredo Police Investigator Severiano Medina III, 36, was reported injured after a suspect struck the investigator with his vehicle and then fled the scene.

Investigator Medina apparently made a traffic stop by the Lafayette Bridge and got into an altercation with a suspect who managed to get back into his vehicle and strike Medina with the vehicle and then fled.

A passerby, stopped to aid Medina and was able to call 911.

The suspect was later arrested pending felony charges, according to police sources.

Investigator Medina was hospitalized and is in stable condition, the Laredo Police Department says.

Medina was promoted to investigator on January 2021, according to the Laredo Police Department.

Waukesha County Judge Jennifer R. Dorow Allowed Applauds In Court Room After Each Life Sentence Handed To Darrell E. Brooks Jr. For The Christmas Holiday Parade Carnage In 2021

Those attending including the family members of some of the Waukesha County Christmas Holiday Parade carnage victims in 2021 were allowed by Judge Dorow to applaud after each life sentence she handed down at Brooks Jr.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 18, 2022

Waukesha, Wisconsin - On Wednesday, Darrell E. Brooks Jr., 39, stood silently during his sentencing to six consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole for the deaths of six victims he ran over without stopping during the City of Waukesha Christmas Holiday Parade in 2021. Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Jennifer R. Dorow allowed for those attending including family members of the victims during the sentencing hearing to applaud after each consecutive life sentence given to Brooks Jr. Brooks Jr. also received more than 1,067 years of additional sentencing for 61 felony counts of 1st-degree endangering safety, which included 61 victims that suffered injuries, each count totalled 17 years and six months sentence including 12 years of confinement and 5 years of extended supervision for each count consecutive to any other sentence that was imposed by Judge Dorow. 

A total of 762 years and 6 months in prison and 305 years of extended supervision in addition to 6 life terms.

Brooks Jr. was sentenced to an additional 150 years in prison for hit-and-run related charges. Brooks Jr. was sentenced to 25 years in prison including 15 years of confinement and 10 years of extended supervision for each of the six felony counts for hit-and-run causing death and an additional 6 years in prison with 3 years confinement and 3 years supervision for bail jumping, which should be served concurrently with the homicide counts and an additional 9 months in jail for battery to be served consecutively to other counts.

The 6 deceased victims were identified as: 

• Virginia Sorenson, 79-year-old female 

• LeAnna Owen, 71-year-old female 

• Tamara Durand, 52-year-old female 

• Jane Kulich, 52-year-old female 

• Wilhelm Hospel, 81-year-old male

• Jackson Sparks, 8-year-old child

According to the criminal complaint, Brooks Jr. on November 21, 2021 drove through a parade route with his vehicle in the City of Waukesha during a Christmas Holiday Parade without stopping striking numerous parade participants and spectators including children. At least 6 victims died from injuries and 61 other victims suffered injuries during the hit-and-run incident.

Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office Ignores A Public Outcry To Charge Robert A. Walczykowski Sr., 62, With A Serious Criminal Offense For Assaulting Trevon Burks, 24, Who Has Mental Capacity Of A 5-year-old

The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office continues to ignore a public outcry to charge Walczykowski Sr. which a serious criminal offense other then a mere disorderly conduct violation for assaulting a 24-year-old man with the mental capacity of a 5-year-old.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Robert Allen Walczykowski Sr., 62, of 2143 S. 25 Street was charged on October 27, 2022 with one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct for the October 10, 2022 assault of Trevon Burks, 24, who has a mental capacity of a 5-year-old in the Southside of Milwaukee. Walczykowski Sr. was caught on Facebook live video by LivingLife Wright (DeAngelo Wright, a witness) with his hand around Burks neck and holding him against his will and falsely accusing him of taking part in stealing a bicycle with another unidentified individual during a 911 call. During the 911, Walczykowski Sr. is heard giving out his address and is also seen flipping his middle finger at Wright for live recording him on Facebook. The live video went viral and the incident was first reported by Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA).

If convicted, Walczykowski Sr. is facing up to 90 days in jail and up to $1,000 in fines. Walczykowski Sr. was set a signature bond of $1,000 and remains free pending the outcome of the case.

Walczykowski Sr. court preliminary hearing is set for virtual Zoom Pre-trial on November 21, 2022 at 1:30 p.m., according to court records.

Burks mother, Black Lives Matter, Black community activist Vaun L. Mayes, the Brown Berets of Wisconsin and Darryl King Rick Farmer II and the Original Black Panthers of Milwaukee having been advocating and pushing for the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office to upgrade Walczykowski's criminal charges for assaulting a victim with the mental capacity of a 5-year-old.

Walczykowski Sr., who is retired was a former security staff member at South Division High School for the Milwaukee Public Schools District. Walczykowski Sr. also allegedly claimed that he was a former police officer, but didn't say from which police department.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D) Defeats Trump Backed Candidate Tim Michels (R) And U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R) Reelected

Both Wisconsin Governor Evers (D) and U.S. Senator Johnson (R) reelected.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 9, 2022

Madison, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, unofficial projected winners for the Wisconsin General Election November 8, 2022 are incumbent Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D) and for the U.S. Senate is incumbent Ron Johnson (R). Evers defeated Tim Michels (R), a known Trump backed candidate and Johnson who is a Trump supporter defeated Mandela Barnes (D), the outgoing Wisconsin Lt. Governor.

Wisconsin voter totals reported on Wednesday:

Wisconsin Governor (100% Precincts Reporting)

Tony Evers (D-Inc.) 51% votes: 1,355,409

 

Tim Michels (R) 48% votes: 1,265,846

U.S. Senate (100% Precincts Reporting)

Ron Johnson (R-Inc.) 51% votes: 1,334,670

Mandela Barnes (D) 49% votes: 1,307,296

Verónica Díaz, Former Events Director For God Touch MKE Claims Discrimination And Unjust Termination By An All White Board Of Directors

Díaz is currently prohibited by the six-member God Touch MKE Board members from participating in any worship gatherings, sessions and activities that are open to the public in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 7, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Monday, Verónica Díaz, the former events director for God Touch MKE, Inc., a non-denominational place of worship, the ministry is a safe place for those battling addiction, finding jobs for those recently released from prison and providing an adult residential program at the 1500 block of W. Lincoln Ave. in the Southside of Milwaukee. Díaz believes that the all White Board of Directors discriminated against her when she was terminated on November 2, 2022 via an email notice without any due process and says that she has no history of any written or verbal warnings for inappropriate job performance. Díaz was the only bilingual Latina employee at God Touch MKE.

When Díaz received the termination email from Witkowiak, she felt "disheartening and heart breaking" after she had been very passionate in doing her job at God Touch MKE, which she loved to do. Díaz did noticed that when Calderon was not available at God Touch MKE meetings, the Board would meet with other employees in regards to the ministry activities and that she was left out of those meetings with employees.

Díaz told Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) that she received an email on November 2, 2022 sent by James N. Witkowiak, president of the God Touch MKE Board of Directors stating, "this email serves as notice of your termination of employment at God Touch Milwaukee effective immediately...In addiction, we do not want you to volunteer or be involved in God Touch Milwaukee Ministry going forward..."

HNNUSA also contacted CEO Marty Calderon, the evangelical ministry pastor and founder of God Touch MKE who confirmed that Díaz had no history of any kind of disciplinary warnings, no verbal warnings either or had done anything inappropriate concerning job performance to get her dismissed from her position.

Calderon indicated that he was surprised and "had no clue" that the Board had moved during his absence to dismiss Díaz without any previous employment infractions, wrongdoing and that he was not condoning what they did.

Calderon was given a sabbatical leave by the Board in October 2022 and will return to Touch One MKE by the first week of December 2022. Calderon told HNNUSA that he strongly disagreed what the Board did to Díaz and that no one should be denied participation at the ministry.

Nicholas Hackbart, the assistant executive director of God Touch MKE replaced Pastor Calderon while he is on temporary leave.

Díaz had volunteered at God Touch MKE two years prior before getting hired on June 1, 2022.

Díaz is now considering legal advice in her case.

Apparently, the Board of Directors acted without any legal advice and might have failed to consider that they could be solely liable for alleged discrimination and terminating an employee without just cause, which in this case, is the only employee at God Touch MKE that is Latina, a female with bilingual language skills that helped Paster Calderon with Spanish translations for those Spanish speaking ministry followers in the Southside of Milwaukee, even when God Touch MKE is a non-profit ministry.

The God Touch MKE Board of Directors including the Chief Executive Director (CEO) and assistant executive director:

• James Witkowiak, President 

Former Milwaukee Alderman and funeral director at Witkowiak Funeral Services

• Thomas Campbell, Vice-president

Senior Vice-president of Real Estate Solutions and Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF)

• Nathaniel Beck, Secretary 

Johnson Controls

• Bonnie Lee

Executive Director of 1848 Project

• Richard Wachter

Poblocki Signs

• Michael Jahr

Senior Vice-president at Badger Institute 

• Marty Calderon, CEO and Ministry Pastor

• Nicholas Hackbart, Assistant Executive Director

El Servicio de Alguaciles Federales busca a la fugitiva Yesenia Carrillo-Villegas, exoperadora de Servicio de Impuestos de Milwaukee, por fugarse de una acusación federal de narcotráfico y lavado de dinero

La carismática Carrillo-Villegas, conocida por sus servicios de impuestos y estilo de vida extravagante en el lado sur de Milwaukee, ahora está siendo buscada por el Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU. en Wisconsin.

Por H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network EE. UU.

7 de noviembre de 2022 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - El Distrito Este del Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU. informó que están tratando de localizar a Yesenia Carrillo-Villegas, de 35 años, ciudadana mexicana de Guadalajara, Jalisco, México, quien fue acusada en un tribunal federal de 4 cargos que incluían posesión con la intención de distribuir más de 500 gramos de cocaína, posesión con la intención de distribuir más de 50 gramos de metanfetamina y dos cargos por lavado de dinero en el área metropolitana de Milwaukee, según el Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU.

Si es declarada culpable, Carrillo-Villegas enfrenta entre 20 y 40 años en una prisión federal por distribución de cocaína y hasta 10 años a cadena perpetua por distribución de metanfetamina. Además, Carrillo-Villegas enfrenta 20 años adicionales en una prisión federal y hasta $500,000 en multas por cada cargo de lavado de dinero y tratar de ocultar activos.

Carrillo-Villegas fue acusada formalmente el 1 de diciembre de 2020, arrestada por los federales el 20 de abril de 2021 e hizo su aparición inicial en la corte federal por conferencia Zoom y se le ordenó comparecer al día siguiente para colocarla en un dispositivo electrónico federal de monitoreo de tobillo después de ser liberada de la custodia cuando firmó las condiciones de la fianza. Carrillo-Villegas no se presentó al día siguiente, el 21 de abril de 2021, y ha estado prófuga desde entonces, informó el Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU. en el Distrito Este de Wisconsin.

Carrillo-Villegas tiene vínculos con el vecindario de Washington Park en Milwaukee y no es ciudadana estadounidense. No está claro si Carrillo-Villegas estaba legalmente en los EE. UU. 

El Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU. cree que Carrillo-Villegas está de regreso en México tratando de evitar el enjuiciamiento federal en EE. UU. y Wisconsin.

Carrillo-Villegas operó YC Taxes LLC desde agosto de 2018 hasta septiembre de 2021 cuando entró en mora y se disolvió administrativamente, según el Departamento de Instituciones Financieras de Wisconsin. 

También operó la franquicia local de Toro Taxes en la cuadra 4300 de W. Forest Home Ave. en Milwaukee, que es una afiliada de Toro Taxes en Las Vegas, Nevada.

Carrillo-Villegas según su cuenta de Facebook es propietaria de Cuidando Tu Piel, un servicio de atención de tipo cosmético. 

Se la describe con un gran tatuaje de rosa en la parte superior del brazo izquierdo, mide 5 '6 " de alto y pesa aproximadamente 175 libras, informó el Servicio de Alguaciles de EE. UU.

Fugitive Yesenia Carrillo-Villegas, Former Milwaukee Tax Service Operator Is Wanted By The U.S. Marshals Service For Absconding From Federal Drug Trafficking And Money Laundering Indictment

Charismatic Carrillo-Villegas known for her tax services and flamboyant lifestyle in the Southside of Milwaukee is now being sought by the U.S. Marshals Service in Wisconsin.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 6, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - The Eastern District of the U.S. Marshals Service reported that they are attempting to locate Yesenia Carrillo-Villegas, 35, a Mexican national from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico who was indicted in federal court on 4 counts that included possession with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine, possession with intent to distribute more than 50 grams of meth and two counts for money laundering in the Milwaukee metropolitan area, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.

If convicted, Carrillo-Villegas is facing between 20 years to 40 years in a federal prison for distribution of cocaine and up to 10 years to life for distribution of meth. Also, Carrillo-Villegas is facing an additional 20 years in a federal prison and up to $500,000 in fines for each count of money laundering and trying to hide assets.

Carrillo-Villegas was indicted on December 1, 2020, arrested by feds on April 20, 2021 and made her initial federal court date appearance by Zoom conference and was ordered to appear the next day to be place in a federal ankle monitoring device after being released from custody when she signed conditions of bond. Carrillo-Villegas failed to show up the next day on April 21, 2021 and has been a fugitive ever since, the U.S. Marshals Service in Eastern District of Wisconsin reported.

Carrillo-Villegas has ties to the Washington Park neighborhood in Milwaukee and is not a U.S. Citizen. It is not clear, if Carrillo-Villegas was legally in the U.S.

The U.S. Marshals Service believes that Carrillo-Villegas is back in Mexico trying to avoid federal prosecution in the U.S. and Wisconsin.

Carrillo-Villegas operated the YC Taxes LLC from August 2018 through September 2021 when it became delinquent and was administratively dissolved, according to the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions.

She also operated the local Toro Taxes franchise at the 4300 block of W. Forest Home Ave. in Milwaukee, which is an affiliate to Toro Taxes in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Carrillo-Villegas according to her Facebook account is the owner of Cuidando Tu Piel, a cosmetic type of care service.

She is described as having a large rose tattoo on her upper left arm, is 5' 6" tall and her weight is approximately 175 lbs, the U.S. Marshals Service reported.

Kimberly D. Zapata, Former Deputy Director Of The Milwaukee Election Commission Charged With Felony Misconduct In Office For Illegally Requesting Military Absentee Ballots With Fake Names

Zapata confessed to police investigators that she requested multiple military absentee ballots and then sent them to the residence of a Wisconsin state Republican representative.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

November 4, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, former City of Milwaukee Election Commission deputy director Kimberly D. Zapata, 45, was charged with one felony count for misconduct in office and three misdemeanor counts for election fraud involving absentee ballots.

If convicted, Zapata is facing 3 years and 6 months in prison and up to $10,000 in fines for misconduct in office and up to 6 months in jail and up to $1,000 in fines for each misdemeanor charged.

According to the criminal complaint, Zapata confessed to police that she requested multiple military absentee ballots with fake names from three localities, which included Menomonie Falls, South Milwaukee and Shorewood by using the following fake names Holly Brandtjen, Holly Jones and Holly Adams. She also used the same date of birth for each fake name including the same last four digits of a fake Social Security number. The military absentee ballots illegally requested through MyVote website by Zapata were sent to Wisconsin Republican State Representative Janel Brandtjen at her Menomonie Falls residence on October 28, 2022.

Zapata also told police that on November 1, 2022, she had admitted to requesting illegal military absentee ballots and using fake names to show how easy it was to commit election fraud to Claire Woodall-Vogg, the executive director of the Milwaukee Election Commission. Woodall-Vogg told investigators that on October 31, she sent Zapata an article claiming that someone had fraudulently applied for military absentee ballots, but that Zapata claimed she didn't know anything about it.

Police say, that Zapata admitted to illegally requesting military absentee ballots, and she "did this because she wanted to make a point that there is fraud in existence...(and she) wanted to bring the actual true fraud out..."

So far, Zapata failed to prove to police that actual military absentee ballot fraud actually exits or happened in the 2020 presidential election in Milwaukee. 

The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office has not charged nor prosecuted any individual of using the MyVote website to illegally request military absentee ballots to commit election fraud other than Zapata herself.

Zapata has worked for the City of Milwaukee for 10 years including 7 years with the election commission.

Mayor Cavalier Johnson on Thursday announced that Zapata had been fired from her position at the election commission after it was discovered that she illegally requested military absentee ballots using fake names.

Zapata knew that requesting military absentee ballots with fake names for any purpose was election fraud and illegal, according to the criminal complaint.

Milwaukee Election Commission Deputy Director Kimberly Zapata Fired After Fraudulently Requesting Military Absentee Ballots In Other People's Names

Zapata allegedly requested military absentee ballots in false pretences by using names of other people and then sent them to Wisconsin State Representative Brandtjen (R) to alert her of potential election fraud.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Historia News Network U.S.A.

November 3, 2022

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Thursday, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson confirmed during a press conference that City of Milwaukee Election Commission deputy director Kimberly Zapata,  45, of South Milwaukee had been fired for allegedly committing fraud by illegally requesting military absentee ballots using other names and then sending them to the house of Wisconsin State Representative Janel Brandtjen (R-Menomonie Falls), the State Assembly Elections Committee Chairwoman  to alert her of potential election fraud.

Johnson says, that Zapata "apparently sought fictitious military ballots" from a state website and then forward them to State Representative Brandtjen.

It is not clear, if Brandtjen reported Zapata's fraudulent act to authorities.

Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Claire Woodall-Vogg also confirmed that Zapata had been removed from the election commission. According to Woodall-Vogg, Zapata has worked for the City of Milwaukee for 10 years including 7 years for the election commission.

The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office is looking into the matter, for alleged election fraud, a criminal offense. Criminal charges are pending against Zapata for felony malfeasance in office and a misdemeanor count for illegally requesting military ballots, which are exclusively reserved for the military in active duty aboard or in other parts of the country.