Free At Last: 41-year-old Julie C. Valadez Makes Cash Bail In Walworth County, An Anonymous Donor In Wisconsin Posted $500K To Free Mother Fighting To Protect Her 4 Children

Valadez made bail on Wednesday afternoon at the Walworth County jail after a cashier's check totalling $500,000 was accepted by the Walworth County court at the last minute before closing, which an anonymous donor in Wisconsin posted for her release. She was being held on several frivolous felony charges in Walworth County for protecting her young son, Ethan (then 15) who ran away from his abusive father in December 2023 and crossed into Canada.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

August 6, 2025

Elkhorn, Wisconsin - On Wednesday, Julie C. Valadez, 41, just before 4:50 p.m. was being bailed out from the Walworth County jail after an anonymous donor posted a $500,000 cashier's check for her bail, according to Luz Sosa, a Mother's Rights advocate in Wisconsin. 

The Walworth County court records indicated that a cash bail of $500,000 was posted for Valadez on Wednesday.

Valadez was expected to be released on Tuesday, but the Walworth County court rejected a check, and required only cash or a cashier's check totalling $500,000 for her release.

Sosa says that "Valadez, a caring mother, who is a survivor of domestic violence, and a courageous advocate is facing unjust felony charges in Wisconsin simply for protecting her children."

"After years of fighting through the family court system to escape abuse and stay connected to her four children, Julie has now been criminally charged for "custody interference" in Walworth County. Her son, Ethan, bravely fled to be with her in Canada after escaping alleged abuse. Instead of protecting this family, the legal system is punishing them.

"Julie voluntarily returned to Wisconsin to fight these frivolous charges — even after suffering a life-threatening heart attack while in custody. Now, she's being held on an unbelievable $500,000 cash bail, despite being non-violent, medically fragile, and legally vindicated by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, which ruled that the original custody rulings were made in error." (GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-julie-valadez-help-a-mother-fight-for-freedom)

Julie Valadez and her family were recognized as the United Migrant Opportunity Services (UMOS) Hispanic Family of the Year in 2017.

Valadez has a motion court hearing in Walworth County for bail reduction on August 28th and her final pretrial has been set for September 12th, according to Walworth County court records. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2025/05/500k-cash-bond-set-for-40-year-old.html)

On February 3, 2023, Valadez was charged with two felony counts for interfering with the child custody of other parent including party to a crime, and interfering with child custody, after custody order including party to a crime. (The Julie Valadez story https://youtu.be/lVjb_6tFG8A)

The second defendant in the Valadez case is Kimberlee Coronado, 48, of Waukesha, who was frivolously charged on March 21, 2023, with one felony count for interfering with the child custody of other parent and party to a crime, who previously had a $100,000 cash bail (3/16/23), but several years later was reduced to $10,000 (4/30/2025). Coronado has a status conference court hearing in Walworth County on October 14, 2025. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2024/02/final-pre-trial-set-for-kimberlee.html)

The third defendant in the case is Kathryn Alamea-Xian, 52, of Hawaii, who is currently living in Canada, but a felony warrant for her arrest was filed on March 3, 2023. Alamea-Xian was also frivolous charged with two felony counts for interfering with the child custody of other parent including party to a crime, and interfering with child custody, after custody order including party to a crime. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/05/kathryn-alamea-xian-from-protective.html)

The criminal cases for Valadez and Coronado are being tried separately, but allegedly involved Ethan Valadez who ran away from his abusive father, Ricardo Valadez, a former Waukesha pastor. 

Today, Ethan, now 17, is leaving with Julie's parents in Walworth County. (Ethan's video: https://youtu.be/hiCIdQaAIeM)

In the Walworth County cases, Delavan Police Detective Trevor G. Hinman intentionally filed a false new incident police report dated February 2, 2023 for Kidnapped Minor to Sexually Asslt against both Kathryn Alamea-Xian and Julie Valadez including an arrest booking number, which in fact both defendants were out of the country. Det. Hinman false police report was intentionally included in the Delavan Police Department discovery report sent to the Canada Border Services Agency to unlawfully help detain both Kathryn and Julie in Canada for the purpose to deport them on frivolous criminal charges for child sex trafficking. (Article:  http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/06/julie-valadez-ordered-released-from.html)

According to Coronado's Walworth County court transcripts, Det. Hinman allegedly lied on the stand when he was asked, if he knew Ethan and Julie. He denied knowing them. This was a lie because Det. Hinman was assigned to Ethan's case when he had called police during an altercation with his father. Hinman was the follow up detective who buried the Ethan abuse case. Ethan had information in his iPad full of evidence of his father's alleged crimes, but the Delavan Police Department gave the iPad to Ricardo. That's why Ethan had his iPad taken away from him for about a year, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) learned. (Article link: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/04/protective-makua-requested-witness.html)

These criminal cases show how corrupt both the Walworth County District Attorney's Office including judges, also the Delavan Police Department, and the Waukesha County family court Judges that include Judge Michael Aprahamian who illegally gave full custody to Ricardo Valadez, the abusive father; Judge Ralph M. Ramirez, who stayed Aprahamian's decision eventhough illegal and Judge Jennifer R. Dorow, who currently presides in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case #2018FA000296. Dorow has also failed to implement the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to revert the ruling that Judge Aprahamian illegally allowed Ricardo to have custody of the 4 Valadez children without any due process or court hearings to discover, if Julie was an unfit mother.

Judge Dorow in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case in Waukesha County ordered in June 23, 2025 that:

IT IS ORDERED that the motion for waiver of the filing fee is denied.

IT IS ORDERED that the petition for a writ of habeas corpus is denied ex parte, without costs. See WIS. STAT. RULE 809.51(2).

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this court will not waive the filing fee in any future case that Julie Valadez files in this court, or that is filed on her behalf. This court will not act on the future case until the filing fee has been paid.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that because Julie Valadez is abusing the appellate process by repetitively litigating the same matters, no further writ petitions will be accepted from Valadez or by any person on her behalf, except those filed by a Wisconsin-licensed attorney who is duly providing representation to Valadez, until Valadez first submits an affidavit, sworn to by her, that contains all of the following:

1. A statement setting forth the specific grounds upon which this court cangrant relief;

2. A statement showing how the issues sought to be raised differ from the issues she has previously raised; and

3. A statement explaining why the claims she seeks to raise in a new writ petition could not have been previously raised. The affidavit shall not exceed 1,000 words, and shall include as an attachment, where appropriate, a copy of the decision or order from which Valadez is seeking relief. The text of the attached decision or order shall not count against the 1,000-word limit of the affidavit. We will not consider any materials filed by Valadez or on her behalf except the aforementioned affidavit and the attached decision or order, nor portions of the affidavit in excess of the 1,000-word limit. We will refuse to docket any new writ petition unless the affidavit demonstrates that the argument or claim Valadez seeks to raise is one upon which relief could be granted, has not been previously litigated, and could not have been raised in a prior writ petition. The respondent need not submit anything in response to an affidavit submitted as described above. The respondent may wait to submit any filings to this court until after we issue an order, if any, permitting the writ petition to be docketed.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motion for emergency relief is denied as moot.

Editor's note: Both Walworth and Waukesha Counties are considered majority Republican/MAGA political strongholds in Wisconsin, thus indicating the widespread corruption and relentless disregard to the rule of law in Wisconsin by identified parties in the Valadez,  Coronado and Alamea-Xian frivolous cases.

Unfortunately, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D), Lt. Governor Sara Rodriguez (D), Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul (D), the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court including the Wisconsin Judicial Commission have failed to hold both Walworth and Waukesha Counties accountable for their widespread corruption and disregard to the rule of law in the State.

41-year-old Julie C. Valadez Jailed For Protecting Her Children Expected To Make Bail, An Anonymous Donor In Wisconsin Is Posting $500K To Free Domestic Abuse Survivor

Valadez is expected to make bail on Wednesday and walked out of the Walworth County jail after a cashier's check totalling $500,000 is accepted by the Walworth County court, which an anonymous donor in Wisconsin is expected to put up for her release. She was being held on several frivolous felony charges in Walworth County for protecting her young son, Ethan (then 15) who ran away from his abusive father in December 2023 and crossed into Canada.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

August 5, 2025

Elkhorn, Wisconsin - On Wednesday, Julie C. Valadez, 41, is expected to be bailed out from the Walworth County jail after an anonymous donor is posting a $500,000 cashier's check for her bail, according to Luz Sosa, a Mother's Rights advocate in Wisconsin. 

Valadez was expected to be released on Tuesday, but the Walworth County court rejected a check, and required only cash or a cashier's check totalling $500,000 for her release.

Sosa says that "Valadez, a caring mother, who is a survivor of domestic violence, and a courageous advocate is facing unjust felony charges in Wisconsin simply for protecting her children."

"After years of fighting through the family court system to escape abuse and stay connected to her four children, Julie has now been criminally charged for "custody interference" in Walworth County. Her son, Ethan, bravely fled to be with her in Canada after escaping alleged abuse. Instead of protecting this family, the legal system is punishing them.

"Julie voluntarily returned to Wisconsin to fight these frivolous charges — even after suffering a life-threatening heart attack while in custody. Now, she's being held on an unbelievable $500,000 cash bail, despite being non-violent, medically fragile, and legally vindicated by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, which ruled that the original custody rulings were made in error." (GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-julie-valadez-help-a-mother-fight-for-freedom)

Julie Valadez and her family were recognized as the United Migrant Opportunity Services (UMOS) Hispanic Family of the Year in 2017.

Valadez has a motion court hearing in Walworth County for bail reduction on August 28th and her final pretrial has been set for September 12th, according to Walworth County court records. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2025/05/500k-cash-bond-set-for-40-year-old.html)

On February 3, 2023, Valadez was charged with two felony counts for interfering with the child custody of other parent including party to a crime, and interfering with child custody, after custody order including party to a crime. (The Julie Valadez story https://youtu.be/lVjb_6tFG8A)

The second defendant in the Valadez case is Kimberlee Coronado, 48, of Waukesha, who was frivolously charged on March 21, 2023, with one felony count for interfering with the child custody of other parent and party to a crime, who previously had a $100,000 cash bail (3/16/23), but several years later was reduced to $10,000 (4/30/2025). Coronado has a status conference court hearing in Walworth County on October 14, 2025. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2024/02/final-pre-trial-set-for-kimberlee.html)

The third defendant in the case is Kathryn Alamea-Xian, 52, of Hawaii, who is currently living in Canada, but a felony warrant for her arrest was filed on March 3, 2023. Alamea-Xian was also frivolous charged with two felony counts for interfering with the child custody of other parent including party to a crime, and interfering with child custody, after custody order including party to a crime. (Article: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/05/kathryn-alamea-xian-from-protective.html)

The criminal cases for Valadez and Coronado are being tried separately, but allegedly involved Ethan Valadez who ran away from his abusive father, Ricardo Valadez, a former Waukesha pastor. 

Today, Ethan, now 17, is leaving with Julie's parents in Walworth County. (Ethan's video: https://youtu.be/hiCIdQaAIeM)

In the Walworth County cases, Delavan Police Detective Trevor G. Hinman intentionally filed a false new incident police report dated February 2, 2023 for Kidnapped Minor to Sexually Asslt against both Kathryn Alamea-Xian and Julie Valadez including an arrest booking number, which in fact both defendants were out of the country. Det. Hinman false police report was intentionally included in the Delavan Police Department discovery report sent to the Canada Border Services Agency to unlawfully help detain both Kathryn and Julie in Canada for the purpose to deport them on frivolous criminal charges for child sex trafficking. (Article:  http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/06/julie-valadez-ordered-released-from.html)

According to Coronado's Walworth County court transcripts, Det. Hinman allegedly lied on the stand when he was asked, if he knew Ethan and Julie. He denied knowing them. This was a lie because Det. Hinman was assigned to Ethan's case when he had called police during an altercation with his father. Hinman was the follow up detective who buried the Ethan abuse case. Ethan had information in his iPad full of evidence of his father's alleged crimes, but the Delavan Police Department gave the iPad to Ricardo. That's why Ethan had his iPad taken away from him for about a year, Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) learned. (Article link: http://hispanicnewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2023/04/protective-makua-requested-witness.html)

These criminal cases show how corrupt both the Walworth County District Attorney's Office including judges, also the Delavan Police Department, and the Waukesha County family court Judges that include Judge Michael Aprahamian who illegally gave full custody to Ricardo Valadez, the abusive father; Judge Ralph M. Ramirez, who stayed Aprahamian's decision eventhough illegal and Judge Jennifer R. Dorow, who currently presides in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case #2018FA000296. Dorow has also failed to implement the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to revert the ruling that Judge Aprahamian illegally allowed Ricardo to have custody of the 4 Valadez children without any due process or court hearings to discover, if Julie was an unfit mother.

Judge Dorow in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case in Waukesha County ordered in June 23, 2025 that:

IT IS ORDERED that the motion for waiver of the filing fee is denied.

IT IS ORDERED that the petition for a writ of habeas corpus is denied ex parte, without costs. See WIS. STAT. RULE 809.51(2).

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this court will not waive the filing fee in any future case that Julie Valadez files in this court, or that is filed on her behalf. This court will not act on the future case until the filing fee has been paid.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that because Julie Valadez is abusing the appellate process by repetitively litigating the same matters, no further writ petitions will be accepted from Valadez or by any person on her behalf, except those filed by a Wisconsin-licensed attorney who is duly providing representation to Valadez, until Valadez first submits an affidavit, sworn to by her, that contains all of the following:

1. A statement setting forth the specific grounds upon which this court cangrant relief;

2. A statement showing how the issues sought to be raised differ from the issues she has previously raised; and

3. A statement explaining why the claims she seeks to raise in a new writ petition could not have been previously raised. The affidavit shall not exceed 1,000 words, and shall include as an attachment, where appropriate, a copy of the decision or order from which Valadez is seeking relief. The text of the attached decision or order shall not count against the 1,000-word limit of the affidavit. We will not consider any materials filed by Valadez or on her behalf except the aforementioned affidavit and the attached decision or order, nor portions of the affidavit in excess of the 1,000-word limit. We will refuse to docket any new writ petition unless the affidavit demonstrates that the argument or claim Valadez seeks to raise is one upon which relief could be granted, has not been previously litigated, and could not have been raised in a prior writ petition. The respondent need not submit anything in response to an affidavit submitted as described above. The respondent may wait to submit any filings to this court until after we issue an order, if any, permitting the writ petition to be docketed.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motion for emergency relief is denied as moot.

Editor's note: Both Walworth and Waukesha Counties are considered majority Republican/MAGA political strongholds in Wisconsin, thus indicating the widespread corruption and relentless disregard to the rule of law in Wisconsin by identified parties in the Valadez,  Coronado and Alamea-Xian frivolous cases.

Unfortunately, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D), Lt. Governor Sara Rodriguez (D), Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul (D), the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and the Wisconsin Supreme Court including the Wisconsin Judicial Commission have failed to hold both Walworth and Waukesha Counties accountable for their widespread corruption and disregard to the rule of law in the State.

34-year-old Maxwell Steven Anderson Gets Life In Prison Without Parole For The April 2024 Homicide And Dismemberment Of Sade Carleena Robinson, 19, In The Southside Of Milwaukee

Anderson was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder and dismemberment of Robinson in 2024.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

August 1, 2025

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Friday, Maxwell Steven Anderson, 34, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for 1st-degree intentional homicide, including additional sentences for mutilating a corpse, and arson of property in connection with the April 1, 2024 homicide and dismemberment of Sade Carleena Robinson, 19, in the Southside of Milwaukee.

Anderson was sentenced to serve consecutively (separately) 12.5 years in prison for dismemberment of a corpse, he must serve 7.5 years in prison and 5 years supervision consecutively to counts 1 and 3. He was sentenced to 3.5 in prison for arson (burning vehicle) and must be served separately to counts 1 and 2, he must serve 18 months in prison and 2 years supervision.

A restitution hearing was scheduled for September 4th, according to Milwaukee County court records.

North Shore Republicans Create Independant Conservative Org After Their Local Republican Party Branch Was Disolved By The RPMC Executive Board

The North Shore Republicans defiantly react after their local political Republican Party branches were dissolved by the Republican Party of Milwaukee County Executive Board, now the North Shore Republicans have created an independent conservative organization called North Shore Red that includes 7 municipalities.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

August 1, 2025

Glendale, Wisconsin - On Thursday, the North Shore Republicans announced that their Republican Party North Shore branch was dissolved by the Republican Party of Milwaukee County Executive Board and their funding was confiscated by the board forcing the North Shore Republicans in 7 municipalities to create an independent conservative organization called the North Shore Red.

According to the North Shore Republicans, the Republican Party of Milwaukee County (RPMC) Executive Board recently voted to dissolve all 7 county branches, stripping branch chairmen of their voting rights on the RPMC Board and taking control of all funds raised by these branches. This decision denies local branches, including the North Shore Republican Branch (NSRB), the autonomy to allocate resources as they see fit.

For years, the NSRB has been a model of grassroots excellence. We independently funded and operated campaign offices that served as vibrant hubs for volunteers and candidates. Despite our proven success, the RPMC has resisted our efforts, even attempting to block the NSRB from maintaining our office, regardless of our ability to raise funds. This overreach is misguided and undermines the energy driving our party.

The North Shore Republicans on a press release announced on Thursday, the formation of NORTH SHORE RED, a new organization dedicated to continuing the NSRB's legacy of grassroots advocacy. North Shore Red will independently raise and allocate funds to advance conservative values through campaigns, events, and initiatives across Milwaukee County and Wisconsin.

In other words, the RPMC Executive Board will no longer have control of the North Shore Republicans.

On July 18, Hilario Deleon, Chairman of the Republican Party of Milwaukee County had announced the approval of a grassroots expansion with new ward captain-based structure, thus phasing out the 7 municipalities (Bayside, Brown Deer, Fox Point, Glendale, River Hills, Shorewood and Whitefish Bay) of the North Shore Republican Party branch system, in favor of a more stream lined and community-centered approach based on municipal boundaries local governance.

Editor's note: 

The GOP/MAGAs have become known today as the Guardians of Pedophiles for their reluctance to release the Epstein files and list of alleged pedophiles that allegedly includes Trump's name.

41-year-old Linwood Craine Charged With 1st-degree Intentional Homicide For The Murder Of Ennis Brownlee, 55, In The Southside Of Milwaukee

Craine is facing life in prison without the possibility of parole for the Brownlee homicide on July 25th at S. 6 St. and W. Hayes Avenue in the Southside of Milwaukee.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

July 30, 2025

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, Linwood Craine, 41, was criminally charged with one felony count of 1st-degree intentional homicide, and one felony count for a convicted felon possession of a firearm in connection with the July 25, 2025 fatal shooting of Ennis Brownlee, 55, at the 600 block of W. Hayes Avenue in the Southside of Milwaukee.

Craine appeared in an initial court hearing on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.

Police reported first reported that Brownlee was 68, then corrected to 67, but his actual age was 55.

If convicted, Craine is facing up to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 1st-degree intentional homicide, and up to 10 years in prison and up to $25,000 in fines, or both for possession of firearm by a convicted felon.

Craine is being held at the Milwaukee County jail on a $150,000 cash bail, but has a hold from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.

According to the criminal complaint, video surveillance footage recovered by police in the area showed both Craine and Brownlee talking to a group of individuals before Craine shot Brownlee.

The video showed Craine fatally shooting Brownlee in an argument. Brownlee died at the scene from a gunshot to the neck, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office (MCMEO). The MCMEO pronounced Brownlee deceased at 1:55 p.m. at the scene, on July 25th and ruled it a homicide.

Witnesses also told police that they saw both Craine and Brownlee arguing and when Brownlee got close to Craine, the suspect pulled out a handgun and fatally shot Brownlee in the neck. Craine fled the area, but several hours later was later located at a garage on S. 5th Place after witnesses had told police where he lived.

Shootings Over The Weekend At Downtown Milwaukee On N. Water Street Business Corridor, 1 injured On Saturday, Multiple Injured On Early Sunday

Milwaukee police responded to multiple shootings over the weekend along the downtown N. Water Street business district corridor that left multiple Black victims injured.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

July 27, 2025

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On early Sunday, multiple people were injured in a shooting including a 31-year-old Black male who suffered gunshot wounds to the arm, groin and back as reported by USFiR in social media (Facebook-FB). A graphic social media video was posted by Elmonte Be Glazin showing the injured man with White clothing run to police for help. In addition, Marvel Hall posted a FB video showing an injured individual getting medical aid at the scene on N. Water Street.

Several additional FB video postings by Elmonte Be Glazin also show multiple Black females in a brawl, which Milwaukee police officers intervened and allegedly detained those involved in the brawl.

Large crowds of individuals began to takeover N. Water Street on late Saturday going into early Sunday when shots were fired and a brawl broke out.

According to Milwaukee police, officers responded to a battery/fight/assault on early Sunday around 2:04 a.m. at the 1100 block of N. Water by the Waterstreet Brewery, and at around 2:06 a.m, police also responded to the 1000 block of N. Old World Street by RWB Milwaukee in response to another battery/fight/assault 911 call.

At around 2:36 p.m., police responded to shots fired at N. Water Street and E. Knapp Street, where a 31-year-old Black male was shot multiple times and other individuals including a female was injured and received medical treatment by Milwaukee Fire Department first responders.

On early Saturday, July 26, 2025, around 1:19 a.m. Milwaukee police responded to shots fired at N. Water Street and E. Knapp Street, where a 21-year-old Black male suffered non-life threatening gunshot wounds and was conveyed to a local hospital for treatment.

Also on July 12, 2025, multiple Black victims were shot just outside of the ELMNT Lounge, 600 N. Water Street in a drive-by, which resulted in the homicides of Antwan Hogans, 52, aka, OG Tweezy, a popular Gangsta Rap Artist and owner of Hookahs By Tweezy on N. Fond du Lac, and Kevin Lewis, 39, aka, Bubbs Dubbs from Milwaukee.

Hogans as a entertainment promoter was hosting a concert and rap music venue event on Friday, July 11, 2025 at ELMNT Lounge.

A 24-year-old male suspect has been arrested in connection with the Hogans and Lewis homicides, according to police.

Milwaukee Double Christmas Day 2024 Homicide Suspect 18-year-old Jeremiah N. Taylor Arrested Along With 4 Suspects In Cudahy After A Police Pursuit Of Stolen Vehicle And Crash

Taylor has been on the run since late December 2024, and was wanted in connection with the double homicide in the Southside of Milwaukee on Christmas Day.

By H. Nelson Goodson 

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

July 22, 2025

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - On Tuesday, wanted double homicide suspect Jeremiah N. Taylor, 18, of Milwaukee was taken into custody after a police pursuit and crash around 7:30 a.m. at I-794 and Howard Avenue in Cudahy. Taylor was among 4 other suspects in a stolen vehicle which crashed and the 4 suspects and Taylor attempted to flee from the scene, but South Milwaukee police arrested Taylor and the rest of the suspects were also taken into custody by police. Taylor suffered crash injuries and is being treated at a local hospital. 

A firearm with a automatic switch was recovered in the vehicle, according to police.

When released from the hospital, Taylor will remain under arrest in connection with the December 25, 2024 double homicide of Exziel Rivera, 15, and Nayah Vásquez, 18, at the 1100 block of S. 37 Street in the Southside of Milwaukee.

If convicted for the double homicide (2 felony counts), Taylor is facing up to 60 years in prison and up to $100,000 in fines, or both for each count of 1st-degree reckless homicide.

Update: Double homicide suspect, Jeremiah N. Taylor, 18, was booked in the Milwaukee County jail on Friday, July 25, 2025. Also on July 26, a $250,000 cash bail was set for Taylor.