District Attorney Puts Pedophiles Stalkers and Drug Dealers on the Street

The corruption in Kenosha County can be mapped out like a web, with one corrupt individual linked to another. In my opinion, the core of this corruption is Kevin Mathewson, who openly exhibits his ignorance of biblical scripture and his disdain for women, minorities, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community on a public platform. He seems to have access to confidential information about our community members, suggesting close ties with our Sheriff's Department, Police Department, and Circuit Court. This poses a threat to the citizens of Kenosha County. By placing him at the center of the web, I can examine the people around him, and unsurprisingly, those he associates with share similar views.

Many people know that Kevin shares his office for the Kenosha County Eye with Xavier Solis Law Office, our current district attorney. When I first met Xavier, I voiced my concerns, and he explained that they have worked together for a long time and he frequently uses Kevin’s Private Investigator services. Being friends with Kevin for so long is a significant red flag, so I investigated what our District Attorney has been doing since he was elected. We cannot rely on the Kenosha County Eye to hold his friend accountable, so I will inform you about some of the most astonishing rulings I have ever encountered.

2023CF000795 State of Wisconsin vs. Justin W. Edmonds

Filed May 24 2023

This case has been pending for two years, providing ample time for it to be prepared and properly tried. Edmond's case is considered a high priority due to the nature of the crime and the duration it has been pending. Edmonds, a repeat offender, pleaded guilty to 4th Degree Sexual Assault, Attempted 4th Degree Sexual Assault, and Contributing to the Delinquency of a Child. This individual is a child predator who was facing 120 years in prison for assaulting two children. The first child in this case reported that Edmonds gave her something to drink that made her sleepy and continued this behavior for 5-6 years until 2021. In 2023, another child came forward with similar accounts. This pattern of behavior is disturbing. Many abuse victims do not come forward out of fear, raising the unanswered question: were these his only two victims?

Xavier Solis sought an adjournment, likely because he was unprepared, but Judge Rossell denied the request. Our Kenosha judges recognize that delaying such cases for too long can negatively impact justice for the victims. Solis reduced the charges against Edmonds to three misdemeanors, resulting in an 18-month jail sentence, probation, and a lifetime requirement to register as a sex offender. The two child victims in this case did not receive justice, and Kenosha County now has a pedophile on our streets. Edmonds pleaded guilty to all charges, and I see no valid reason for Solis to downgrade these felonies to misdemeanors.

This isn't Edmonds' first run-in with law enforcement either. In 2004, he was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated, Speeding, Open Intoxicants, Possession of THC, and Drug Paraphernalia.

2023CF000159 State of Wisconsin vs. Muhammad Nmi Jamil

Filed 1/26/2023

This case serves as another instance of Xavier Solis shielding predators within the community. Muhammad Jamil, aged 36, is confronted with a total of 6 charges, including:

2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety (Felony G)

Strangulation and Suffocation (Felony H)

Stalking- Victim under 18 years of age (Felony H)

All of these charges were dismissed, and Muhammad was only charged with Disorderly Conduct (a misdemeanor) and two counts of Battery (misdemeanors). This might be related to Muhammad’s defense attorney, Michael Chiccini, being close friends with Xavier.

On May 28th a letter to the court was submitted by the Victim Witness Coordinator. It is believed that Xavier is very upset about this letter because it makes him look bad. Unfortunately, for Xavier, Victim Witness Coordinators are required to submit these letters as part of their job. The Assistant District Attorney (ADA) is required to discuss these charges with the victim. As of yet, there has been no confirmation that the victim has been made aware or agrees with this plea deal given by Xavier.

This is yet another missed opportunity where the district attorney's offic could have delivered justice to victims. This individual will be allowed to live within the community after committing an act against a minor, and it was made possible by our District Attorney.

2023CF000832 State of Wisconsin vs. Ruben Mizrain Aguilar

Filed 5/21/2023

In this situation, Aguilar was found with thousands of dollars' worth of marijuana and cocaine, intending to sell them. He had sourced these drugs from Michigan with plans to distribute them to Kenosha residents. Aguilar admitted to two felony charges in court. A written order confirmed that he is indeed a drug dealer. Kevin Mathewson remarked that "this case was a waste of the court’s time," and soon after, Xavier dropped all felony charges, offering him a misdemeanor despite his admission to drug dealing. Throughout the hearing transcript, the ADA repeatedly clarified that this was not their plea offer, but rather the offer from Xavier Solis.

In Kenosha, many residents have faced severe charges for simply possessing marijuana, even though it's legal less than 30 minutes away from the city. This raises questions about why Mr. Aguilar received such minimal charges under Xavier Solis's administration, especially since Solis campaigned on being tough on drug crimes, which this case does not seem to reflect. Kevin Mathewson has frequently expressed his strong opposition to marijuana, so why would he consider this a waste of time? Living in Kenosha has taught me that everyone is interconnected, and cases like this often have hidden complexities. It makes one wonder about Aguilar's connections to Solis and whether these influenced the lenient prosecution.

The District Attorney's responsibility is to oversee the prosecution of criminal cases to safeguard our community from predators like Justin Edmonds, Muhammad Jamil and Ruben Aguilar. It is troubling when we consider the friendships of our District Attorney, including Kevin Mathewson and Cortney Marshall. These individuals have all been accused of being predators within our community and appear to have ties to law enforcement that shields them. This suggests to me that Solis might be lenient on sex crimes to protect his predator friends.

Trauma-informed education is integral to working within the justice system. According to National Statistics, 70% of child sex offenders have between 1 and 9 victims, 20% have between 10 and 40 victims, and many of these cases go unreported. Additionally, 42% of child molesters reoffend within 15 years. Given these statistics, why would anyone allow these individuals back into society?

We are aware of the risks involved in buying drugs from the street. Marijuana sold in dispensaries is much cleaner and safer than what is offered by dealers. Solis, known for being "tough on drugs," should recognize this. Kenosha has faced a severe fentanyl crisis over the years, and selling cocaine (most common carrier of fentanyl) should not be treated as a misdemeanor while individuals are imprisoned for smoking marijuana by the harbor. His responsibility is to protect our community and ensure justice for victims, but neither is being adequately addressed in the courts.