Saturday, August 1, 2026
Former Milwaukee city attorney found guilty of misconduct
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Cops Gone Wild: Milwaukee to pay $825,000 to end two police cases
David Clarey
The city of Milwaukee will pay $825,000 to resolve two claims brought forward after alleged police misconduct.
The payments will end legal action surrounding the death of a woman who was run over by a Milwaukee police officer in 2025, and in the lawsuit made by a couple who were repeatedly the subject of false claims to police and prompting numerous police responses between 2022 and 2023. Milwaukee Common Council passed the payments June 2.
The family of Haley Linville will receive $250,000 in connection to her Sept. 16, 2025, death.
A Milwaukee police officer was responding to the city's south side for a welfare check when, as Linville lay at the entrance of an alleyway, an officer ran her over. She later died at the hospital.
The other payment, for $575,000, will go to Niki Robinson and Patrick Tomlinson. Police were dispatched 45 times to their home over a two-year span. The city admitted in court documents that police knew the couple was being targeted by fake emergency calls.
The city denied searches related to the calls were illegal.
The payments still require Mayor Cavalier Johnson's signature for final approval. Spokesperson Jeff Fleming said the mayor will decide whether to sign off in coming days.
"He is inclined to support the council action," Fleming said in a text message.
An attorney for Linville's family initially sought over $21 million for her death, but Wisconsin state statute caps civil settlements at $250,000.
Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, who abstained from voting on Linville settlement, said the amount was not enough for the family.
"We need to continue to hold people accountable," she said. "Quite frankly, too many women in particular I'm seeing not getting the standard of care they need from the city of Milwaukee."
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
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Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Environmental group sues City of Racine for public records on water use at Microsoft Data Center
Thursday, March 27, 2025
Cops Gone Wild: Racine man suing police for 'inhumane' treatment in transport van
Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Former Milwaukee City Attorney Tearman Spencer charged with misconduct in office, a felony
Alison DirrDaniel Bice
Spencer, 67, of Milwaukee is charged with misconduct in office, a felony, and obstructing an officer, a misdemeanor, according to a criminal complaint.
On the felony charge, the complaint states that between June 1, 2022, and Feb. 14, 2023, "in his capacity as a public employee (Spencer) exercised a discretionary power in a manner inconsistent with the duties of his employment and with intent to obtain a dishonest advantage for another."
He's accused of obstructing an officer in July 2024.
Spencer lost his bid for re-election in April to state Rep. Evan Goyke.
This story will be updated.
Alison Dirr can be reached at adirr@jrn.com.
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
Milwaukee assistant city attorney who backed Putin on Russia Today TV, worked for anti-Islamic groups is fired

The Milwaukee assistant city attorney who last week backed Russian President Vladimir Putin in an appearance on Russia Today TV and who previously worked for anti-Islamic "hate groups" is out of a job.
City Attorney Tearman Spencer's termination notice to the city's Department of Employee Relations on Monday cited only "Job performance. Poor fit." as the reason to end Jennifer DeMaster's employment with the office. The notice did not contain additional details, and neither DeMaster nor Spencer immediately responded to requests for comment Monday.
Assistant City Attorney Nicholas Zales also had his employment in the office terminated Monday, according to Department of Employee Relations Director Makda Fessahaye. That notice cites only "job performance" as the reason.
A voicemail left at a phone number listed as associated with Zales and a message through LinkedIn were not immediately returned.
Both were on a probationary status, Fessahaye said.
"I am not aware of anyone else being terminated during probation in the City Attorney's Office during my tenure," said Fessahaye, who was confirmed to her position in January 2021.
Read and see more: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2022/02/28/milwaukee-assistant-attorney-who-backed-putin-russia-today-tv-fired-jennifer-demaster/9322215002/
Tuesday, July 13, 2021
Re: Attorney Erick Kaardal
Attorney Erick Kaardal
HOT Government has retained Attorney Kaardal to pursue the scofflaws within the city of Racine concerning unfulfilled open record requests.
Sunday, November 22, 2020
Be Outraged BE VERY OUTRAGED !
Be Outraged
BE VERY OUTRAGED !
ILLUMINATING HIDDEN TRUTHS
Will Judge Kerkman take the bait?
When it comes to fools,
there is no fool like a
2nd. judicial district fool!!!
The case of Sandy Weidner vs. City of Racine took another nefarious turn when the City of Racine noticed up the court that they wish to pull some of their submitted documents from the court record and replace them with newly manufactured documents. It appears Sandy's attorney caught city of Racine Attorney Scott Letteney and Michael Cohen submitting some not so Kosher documents into the court record.
Not so kosher means possible probable
fraudulent documents were submitted in an attempt to hide real documents and
mislead the court.
Take a look at all the entries in one day due to false pleadings by City of Racine Attorney Scott Letteney and Attorney Michael Cohen
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It is time to shake up City Hall !!!
Watch Talking Racine on YouTube !https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCd9xym75NCDGMaT2dEgT6Q?reload=9
From: http://racinecountycorruption.blogspot.com/2020/11/be-outraged-be-very-outraged.html
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
DID COURT OF APPEALS CHIEF JUDGE LISA NEUBAUER JUST GIVE CITY OF RACINE ATTORNEY SCOTT LETTENEY A COLD SHOULDER ?
DID COURT OF APPEALS CHIEF JUDGE
LISA NEUBAUER JUST GIVE
CITY OF RACINE ATTORNEY
SCOTT LETTENEY A COLD SHOULDER ?
You read - You decide.
Judge Lisa NeubauerScott Letterney
As the city of Racine Machinery Row* fiasco continues
to wind its way through the courts, city attorney
Scott Letteney is becoming more desperate to thwart any courtroom advances from plaintiff's.
In recent court filings concerning Sam Azarian et al vs. City of Racine, case #19CV1524, Scott Letteney on September 11, 2020 filed a 40 page document into the Court of Appeals titled "DEFENDANTS PETITIONERS' PETITION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL NONFINAL ORDER AND REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY RELIEF". In this petition, Letteney questioned the competency of Racine County Circuit Court Judge Jon Fredrickson. "as to whether the circuit court lacks the competency to hear Plaintiffs-Respondents........"
The Court of Appeals promptly calendared Letteney's petition and 10 days later Letteney's petition was denied.
The second major litigant taking the City to task of fraud and illicit dealings concerning Machinery Row is Patrick Fagan.
Plaintiff Patrick Fagan has filed a motion to recuse the city's "go to" judge - Eugene Gasiorkiewicz in case #18CV1227, Patrick Fagan vs. City of Racine/Redevelopment Authority of the City of Racine.
In Patricks' filing he has cited Judge Eugene Gasiorkiewicz as a judge that "cannot act in an impartial manner", citing Sandy Weidners case #17CV1644, where Gasiorkiewicz acted in a most bias and prejudice manner, wrongly denying litigant Sandy Weidner the statutory right to amend her complaint within six months of filing.
The courtship between Letteney and Neubauer appears to be strained for the time being.
Perhaps Neubauer didn't like Letteney's reference of Judge Fredrickson as lacking competency, or maybe Neubauer doesn't want the wrath of the public to again verbally attack her character.
But keep this in mind, Neubauer still calendared Letteney in ten days, while she failed to calendar Sandy Weidner case for over 4 months until a complaint was filed against her.
And now losing the city's "go to" Judge in the Patrick Fagan vs. City of Racine case has got to hurt.
OUCH!
* episode # 192
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swk8s3ByBqc&t=96s
From: http://racinecountycorruption.blogspot.com/2020/09/court-of-appeals-chief-judge-lisa.html
Friday, August 21, 2020
City of Chiraq Mayor Lori Lightfoot Reveals the Entitled Elite Rich and Queer B*tch She Is
Go Fuck Yourself City of Chiraq Mayor Lori Lightfoot and City of Ratcine Mayor Cory Mason
What a Fucking Bitch
- Mayor Lori Lightfoot defended the Chicago Police Department’s ban on protesters being able to demonstrate on the block where she lives, telling reporters Thursday that she and her family at times require heightened security because of threats she receives daily.Lightfoot refused to elaborate on the specific threats, but said she receives them daily against herself, her wife and her home. Comparisons to how the Police Department has protected previous mayors’ homes, such as Rahm Emanuel’s Ravenswood residence, are unfair because “this is a different time like no other,” Lightfoot told reporters.
- “I think that residents of this city, understanding the nature of the threats that we are receiving on a daily basis, on a daily basis, understand I have a right to make sure that my home is secure,” Lightfoot said.
- Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday defended the heavy police presence outside her Logan Square home, at a time when police officers are stretched to the limit, citing “specific threats” made “every single day” to “my person, my wife and my home.”“Given the threats that I have personally received. Given the threats to my home and my family, I’m gonna do everything to make sure that they are protected. I make no apologies whatsoever for that,” the mayor said.“I’ve talked to my fellow mayors across the country and, seeing the kind of things that have been done to them and their family members, I’m not gonna have that happen. That’s not what my wife and my child signed up for. It’s not what my neighbors signed up for. We have a right in our home to live in peace.”
- our neighbors
- our spouses
- our children
Thursday, August 20, 2020
City faces about $5 million deficit in 2021; warns cuts will be made
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