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WEST ALLIS, Wis.  AP  鈥?A stanley cup quencher  Wisconsin man has pleaded guilty Thursday to intimidating and interfering with Black residents who moved into a suburban Milwaukee apartment complex where he lived.William McDonald of West Allis faces up to 11 years in prison when he is sentenced on June 29, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin Gregory Haanstad said.McDonald admitted that in March 2021 he slashed the tires and smashed the windshield of a vehicle owned by a Black woman that was parked outside her apartment, according to court documents.A note threatening to slash the woman s throat, filled with racial slurs and demanding that she move from West Allis also was left. Her tires were slashed a week later, and another note filled with racial slurs and a threat if she didn t move from the neighborhood was left, H stanley cup aanstad s office said.About a year late stanley cup r, racist graffiti was written on door to an apartment where another Black woman and her two children lived. A note was left calling the family a racial slur and demanding they move. The conduct at issue in this case strikes at the very core of the civil rights guaranteed to every American citizen under federal law,  Haanstad said in a release.  I commend the courage of those targeted by Mr. McDonald for coming forward.             West Allis man charged, accused of targeting neighbors with racist threats, vandalism                            West Allis man charged, accused of targeting neighbors with racist threats, vandalismSte Exuu HOLA Podcast shares history of Latino activism at UW-Milwaukee
KENOSHA 鈥?Court TV s  Chaos in Kenosha: The Kyle Rittenhouse Case  aired for the first vaso stanley  time last night. The documentary takes a look back at the events of August 25th, 2020 and looks ahead to the jury trial beginning in just one week on November 1st. Kyle Rittenhouse shot three people, killing two of them, during the unrest in Kenosha last summer following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Rittenhouse faces seven charges in Kenosha County, including one count of first degree homicide which carries a life sentence in Wisconsin if convicted. You re going to see the defense in many instances throughout this trial go back to the issue that he was a 17 year old boy at the time of this and you cannot judge his actions after the fact,  said Joe Tamburino, a featured Criminal Defense Attorney in the documentary.Packer s defensive coordinator contracts COVID, will likely miss Thursday game, reports sayRittenhouse has maintained that he acted in self-defense. The C stanley thermobecher ourt TV documentary emphasizes that it will be up to Rittenhouse himself to convince the jury that his actions were in fact taken in self-defense.  It is without a debate, judge, all three of the stanley tazas se people were chasing Kyle Rittenhouse. All of them. That is not debatable,  said one of Rittenhouse s attorneys during a pre-trail hearing shown in the documentary. On the other side, the prosecutors have indicated they plan to try to prove Rittenhouse s intent behind bringing a gun to Kenosha.  This is going to be tough. I have n