Sure hope this is the end of this. I'd really hate to think still more are involved. The Judge when sentencing Troha said he thought Troha's money could be used better in community. How about paying for special election and all these others fines and court costs? The least he could do. I know the Judge felt they 'skirted' the rules and weren't well defined but they all new what they were doing was wrong. I wonder if any PACs or other special interest groups will get caught up in this mess?
Kehl to plead guilty in agreementApril 9, 20082-year prison term recommendedFormer Kenosha County Executive Allan Kehl has agreed to plead guilty to a charge of conspiracy to receive improper payments, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Milwaukee announced today.In exchange for the plea, the U.S. attorney has agreed to recommend a two-year prison sentence, the announcement said. The maximum prison term for the charge is five years.In the plea agreement filed today, Kehl admitted to wrongfully receiving $15,000 in cash from Kenosha businessman Dennis Troha -- $10,000 in 2005 while at Troha’s office and $5,000 in 2006 while the two stood in Troha’s garage.Kehl is the fourth person from Kenosha who has plead guilty or agreed to plead guilty in an FBI investigation of corrupt activity linked to an effort to establish an Indian casino Kenosha.
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Anyone thinking the snowball effect from Troha ending with this is sorely mistaken.
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