Jennifer R. Dorow, Waukesha County Chief Judge Rejected By Voters In The Primary Election 2023 For The Wisconsin State Supreme Court

Dorow was rejected by Wisconsin voters on Tuesday's Primary Election 2023.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 22, 2023

Waukesha,  Wisconsin- On Tuesday, Wisconsin voters rejected Waukesha County Chief Judge Jennifer R. Dorow (a known Republican and an alleged Trump supporter) for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court 2023. 

Dorow is well known for her erroneous ruling that allowed both corrupt and rogue Waukesha County family court Judges Michael J. Abrahamian and Ralph M. Ramirez to keep placement of the 4 Valadez children (all with special needs) with a known domestic violence abuser, their father Ricardo Valadez and have not allowed for their mother, Julie Valadez to have custody of her children after she won multiple appeals in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case # 2018FA000296.

Also Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Attorney Molly J. Jasmer has engaged in alleged acts deemed questionable, falsifying a documented to keep Julie from visiting  her son in the hospital and unethical, according to Julie who has documented her case against Judges Aprahamian, Ramirez and GAL Jasmer in Waukesha County.

In July 2021, Julie wrote a 6-page letter to Wisconsin Attorney General (WIAG) Josh Kaul requesting an urgent investigation targeted at the Waukesha County Courthouse for alleged corruption and illegal behavior of Judge Aprahamian, which Julie claimed that he was engaged in retaliation against her for filing a federal case against him and attorney Molly J. Jasmer (Case: 2:21-cv-00795) claiming that Judge Aprahamian attempted to force her to sign a document when in fact Julie had the option not to sign such a document under federal law. Julie also wrote, "I am requesting an investigation into the criminal behavior of Molly Jasmer for the two police reports I have from the Wauwatosa Police Department for Molly drafting herself a document that she presented to the hospital where my son was admitted as a legal document without a judges signature misleading the hospital to illegally withhold my son... For Molly to draft a document herself and present it to the hospital as a legal order is a criminal offense and needs to be investigated."

Julie has never been found to be an unfit mother during the divorce case in court.

In brief: 15-year old Ethan B. Valadez runs away from abusive dad, Ricardo Valadez. Mom, Julie Valadez unlawfully charged with over 10-year prison term by corrupt Waukesha County Judge Ralph Ramirez who failed to follow state laws and return the four Valadez children to their mom in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

On January 10, 2023,  Ethan ran away from his abusive father. In a post dated January 10 by the Walworth County Scanner announcing the missing report of Ethan B. Valadez, Ethan's aunt, Lore Valadez de Aranda falsely posted on the comment thread that Ethan's mom, "Julie has been found over and over as an unfit mom." Julie Valadez has never been found to be an unfit mother by Waukesha County family court Judge Michael J. Abrahamian nor Judge Ralph M. Ramirez, the current judge in the case. Corrupt Judge Aprahamian illegally placed the four Valadez children with the abusive father, which Aprahamian failed to protect the children under state laws. Julie appealed his decision and the WI Court of Appeals ruled that Aprahamian indeed violated state law and his decision should be reversed. Aprahamian removed himself from the case after committing multiple illegal rulings and Judge Ramirez took over and he failed to reunite the four children with Julie and kept Abrahamian's decision to keep the children with the abusive father.

Exclusive YouTube video of Ethan talking about his mother Julie getting abused by Ricardo, which was made public by Protective Makua https://youtu.be/hiCIdQaAIeM 

31-year-old Black Suspect's Body Dragged By Milwaukee Police From Between Fence And End Of Walk Way At BP Gas Station

A video posted on social media shows Milwaukee police officers approaching the body of a 31-year-old Lucas who was laying face down between a fence and the end of a walk way, which he was fatally shot by a 43-year-old police officer after running with a gun in his hand.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 21, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Milwaukee police made an initial traffic stopped at N. 70th and W. Thurston Ave., then Herman Lucas, 31, the driver fled the scene, the suspect briefly stopped at N. 60 and W. Thurston and fled again unti he got into a crash with another vehicle at the 9100 block of W. Silver Spring Drive.

Lucas fled from the crash scene with a handgun in his hand, according to police. Police pursued the suspect to the BP Gas Station and was order multiple times to drop the gun, according to press conference by police.

Lucas apparently didn't point or shoot at officers, according to the preliminary investigation. 

A 34-year-old Milwaukee police officer fired his weapon ten times at Lucas when he failed to drop his weapon, striking him and the suspect fell face down between a metal fence and high rise end of a walk way by the side of the gas station building.

It appears, that Lucas might have been attempting to jump over the fence to escape from officers when he was shot multiple times in the back and fell face down. The police officer's body camera footage who shot Lucas hasn't been released to show, if the officer was facing a life-threatening situation to justify the use of deadly force.

A video posted on social media showed multiple police officers approaching Lucas' body. One of the officers grab the lower part of the suspect's white pants leg and drags him towards him. Then another officer joins him and both drag and lift the suspect to the gas station parking space pavement. It is not known, if the suspect was already deceased.

The Waukesha Police Department will takeover the investigation of the Milwaukee police involved shooting death.

Milwaukee police released the following statement concerning the social media video being shared that shows police officer dragging suspect's body and contaminating the police involved shooting scene that ended the suspect's life.

"The Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) is aware of videos that are circulating on social media platforms depicting portions of the incident including officers moving the suspect. MPD is conducting a full administrative investigation of this incident. MPD holds its members to the highest level of integrity and if it is determined that any member has violated the code of conduct they will be held accountable. A community briefing discussing this incident will be released in the future."

44-year-old Eamon C. Guerin, A Local Milwaukee Attorney Was Arrested And Jailed On Alleged 4 Felony Charges For Possession Of Child Pornography

Guerin spent several days at the Milwaukee County jail and then released on a signature bond, pending pretrail.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 20, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) has learned that on February 13, 2023, Eamon C. Guerin, 44, a local Milwaukee attorney who is well known in the Democrat Party polical circles was arrested by Milwaukee police on 4 alleged felony counts for possession of child pornography and booked at the Milwaukee County jail on February 14, 2023 and released on February 16, 2023 on a $10,000 signature bond.

According to Milwaukee County sources, alleged criminal charges pending.

25-year-old Santos M. Solier Convicted And Bryell C. Bonds, 26, Pled Guilty For The 2021 Homicide Of Richard L. Alva Jr., 34, In Milwaukee

Both Solier and Bonds facing life in prison for the murder of 34-year-old Alva Jr. in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 18, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Santos M. Solier, 25, was found guilty of 1st-degree intentional homice including party to a crime for the Richard L. Alva Jr., 34, homicide in 2021. Solier is facing life in prison.

Solier will be sentenced on April 17, 2023, according to court records.

Solier is the second suspect to be convicted in connection with the Alva Jr. homicide. The other suspect, Bryell C. Bonds, 26, pled guilty on September 8, 2022 and a sentencing hearing is set for March 10, 2023. Bonds is also facing life in prison for 1st-degree intentional homicide including party to a crime.

According to the criminal complaint, police recovered several video surveillance footage from the immediate area that showed Alva Jr. and both Bonds and Solier talking March 29, 2021 near an SUV by an alley at the 2300 block of W. Scott Street for awhile. Then Bonds and Solier backed up with extended arms with firearms while also firing multiple gunshots at Alva Jr. who was unarmed. The suspects then fled the scene.

Rita Renteria-Valenzuela, A Well Known Fiesta Mexicana Volunteer, Board Member And Former UMOS Administrative Staff Passed Away

Renteria-Valenzuela was well known as a Tejana, Salsa, Cumbia and Mexican cultural traditional dancer, a long time volunteer for La Fiesta Mexicana and Board member, jalapeño eating contest co-coordinator including Miss Fiesta Mexicana pageant coordinator in Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 13, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin- On Monday, Rita Renteria-Valenzuela, 84, passed away in her sleep, according to family from Chicago who announced her passing to eternal life. Renteria-Valenzuela was well known for her volunteer work with La Fiesta Mexicana, a Board member, jalapeño eating contest co-coordinator and a Miss Mexican Fiesta pageant coordinator in the three-day Fiesta event at Henry Mier's Festival Grounds (Summerfest).

Renteria-Valenzuela after retiring from the United Migrant Opportunity Services (UMOS) Human Resources in 2010, she relocated to La Ciudad de Durango in the State of Durango in Mexico. Renteria-Valenzuela worked at UMOS for 20 years.

Renteria-Valenzuela loved to dance Tejano, Salsa, Cumbias and Mexican cultural traditional dances.

In 1962, Renteria-Valenzuela was crowned Prom Queen for Don Bosco High School and grew up working at her father's, Ponciano Renteria's corner food store in the Southside of Milwaukee. She was also an active co-organizer for the Mexican Independence Day parade in Milwaukee for many years.

She was the loving daughter of the late Juanita Renteria, also a former UMOS staff member and who participated along with 500 educational activists in the 1970 UW-Milwaukee Chapman Hall Takeover on August 27, 1970, which led to the elimination of unwritten discriminatory barriers that kept Hispanics from enrolling at the university. Since the 1970's, thousands of Latinos/as in Milwaukee including throughout Wisconsin have earned their university and college degrees.

94-year-old Domingo Ramirez-Mendoza Charged With Repeated Sexual Assault Of The Same Child In Milwaukee

Ramirez-Mendoza in custody after being charged with repeated sexual assault of the same child.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 13, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On February 2, 2023, Domingo Ramirez-Mendoza, 94, was was charged with 1st-degree sexual assault of child including repeated sexual assault of the same child under 13 (at least 3 times), according to Milwaukee County Court records. An arrest warrant was issued on February 3rd for Ramirez-Mendoza and was taken into custody. He was booked at the Milwaukee County jail on Monday.

If convicted, Ramirez-Mendoza is facing up to 60 years in prison. A signature bail of $10,000 was set for Ramirez-Mendoza.

At Least 35 Milwaukee Department Of Public Works-Water Works Employees Called In Sick On Friday Due To Understaff And Low Wage Flu

More than 35 Department of Public Works-Water Works employees who replace broken freshwater main pipes are expected to stay off work until Wednesday, according to City of Milwaukee sources.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

February 10, 2023

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) has learned through City of Milwaukee sources that at least 35 Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Works employees who replace broken water main pipes called in sick and more than 35 of those employees are expected to stay off work until Wednesday.

The DPW Water Works employees are staying off work during the Super Bowl game weekend due to being understaff and low wages, in other words the Water Works flu has struck the City.

The DPW and Water Works provides service to 90,000 customers in the City. 

Currently, there are at least 70,000 homes with toxic lead pipe laterals connected to the water mains in the City of Milwaukee, which Black and Latinos reside in most of those homes with lead laterals. The Water Works employees manage to remove about 500 lead laterals per year and both the Water Works employees and private contractors in a combined effort get to remove nearly 1,000 per year. 

Also, nearly ten water break pipe replacement calls are done per week by the Water Works.

There are about 2,000 miles of old water pipe mains from the WWII era that need to be remove in the City of Milwaukee and only about 17 to 20 miles per year gets replaced.

100's of fire hydrants that have been displaced or broken due to reckless driving crashes and etc. around the City of Milwaukee have not been replaced within 24 hours by the Water Works due to a shortage of employees to prevent a fire hazard for the public and Milwaukee Fire Department when there is no fire hydrant to connect their fire engines to battle fires. Currently, it takes between several weeks to up to 7 months to replace a hydrant. For some vintage hydrants, parts are no longer available due to being to old and a new hydrant with the connecting pipes to the water main have to be replaced.

Apparently, there is no protocol for police and the fire department to report broken fire hydrants to the DPW-Water Works to schedule replacements.