District Attorney Xavier Solis

09/12/2026

NEVER FORGET. 🇺🇸

It was a great honor to attend today’s 25th anniversary tribute to September 11, 2001. Twenty-five years ago, evil attacked our country, but America stood strong. We remember the innocent lives taken, the heroes who ran toward danger, and the families who carry that loss every day. We honor them by keeping America strong, united, and proud. God bless our heroes, and God bless the United States of America.

09/11/2026

🇺🇸 25 years ago today, terrorists attacked America and murdered nearly 3,000 innocent people. They attacked our cities, our freedom, and our way of life. But they did not break us. America stood strong. Our firefighters, police officers, first responders, service members, and citizens showed the world what courage looks like. As District Attorney, I will always honor their sacrifice. We remember. We stand strong. We will NEVER forget. 🇺🇸

— District Attorney Xavier Solis

09/09/2026

09/09/2026

🚨 IN KENOSHA COUNTY, IT’S FAFO 🚨

Jada McIntyre was sentenced to four years in prison for retail theft committed as part of an organized group. She also faces cases in other counties and has prior robbery convictions, including robbing a paletero in Milwaukee County. We will continue fighting Milwaukee and Chicago criminals who come here to commit crimes. We do not want their crime here. In Kenosha County, it’s FAFO.

09/08/2026

BAD HOMBRE ILLEGAL ALIEN CONVICTED OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL SENTENCED TO PRISON

David Gaspar Raymundo-Perez was sentenced to 16 years in Wisconsin State Prison for possession of child po*******hy. Raymundo-Perez, an illegal alien from Guatemala who was previously deported in 2019, and return during Democratic leadership open border policies remains subject to an ICE hold. Kenosha County sent a clear message: we prosecuted and convicted a child predator, and after he serves that sentence, he will be turned over to ICE for deportation from the United States.

09/05/2026

WILMOT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT SENTENCED TO PRISON

Wilmot Union High School student Jason A. Kotarba was sentenced to 10½ years in the Wisconsin State Prison System for three child sexual abuse material convictions 4½ years confinement and 6 years extended supervision. Our office fought to waive him into adult court and succeeded. When he was released over our objection, we moved to return him to custody. We listened to the community, acted, and secured the maximum sentence allowed by law.

Full story below ⬇️

09/05/2026

🚨 ONE YEAR AGO: 95 YEARS IN PRISON 🚨

Myron Faith Bowie, 38, of Chicago, was sentenced to 95 years after a jury found him GUILTY of intentionally setting his longtime partner on fire while four children were present. The jury rejected his claim of accident.

⚖️ 70 years confinement | 25 years supervision

Bowie will remain behind bars until approximately age 108.

FULL PRESS RELEASE ⬇️

09/04/2026

🚨 MILWAUKEE MULTIPLE-TIME FELON & THIEF SENTENCED TO 13 YEARS 🚨

Andre Thomas, 41, a Milwaukee multiple-time felon with a lengthy record of armed robbery and theft convictions, was sentenced to 13 years in Wisconsin State Prison after repeatedly targeting the Nike store in Pleasant Prairie.

This sentence sends a clear message to thieves from Milwaukee, Chicago, and anywhere else: do not come to Kenosha County to steal from our businesses. If you target our stores, our workers, and our community, you will be arrested, prosecuted, and sent to prison. The buck stops here 🛡️ ⚔️

09/04/2026

CHICAGO CRIMINAL CAME TO KENOSHA COUNTY AND FAFO

Matthew Zachary Newbern came from Chicago and took part in a smash-and-grab burglary spree targeting Kenosha County businesses. Now he’s been sentenced to 11 years in Wisconsin State Prison.

The message to criminals from Chicago and elsewhere is simple: come to Kenosha County to commit crimes, and expect serious consequences. FAFO.

Full press release ⬇️