Motion filed to stay placement of sex offender

Posted by Spanish Journal | May 13, 2016 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Wheatland town attorney Todd Terry filed a motion today in Racine County to stay the placement of registered sex offender Michael McGee. McGee is scheduled to be placed in a home in Wheatland May 19, next door to a couple with a toddler. A hearing is set in a Racine court.

Kenosha County Corporation Counsel is also reportedly filing to intervene. A public information meeting on the issue will be held at the Wheatland Town Hall.

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Motion filed to stay placement of sex offender

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