What is she trying to hide?
Headline: Racine Journal Times, 5/29/2022
Other police departments and prosecutors in Wisconsin, on the other hand, say they are continuing to provide greater transparency for the public and have not imposed an across-the-board policy of nondisclosure like officials have in Racine County.
The state's open records law requires police departments and other government agencies to ensure public access to records under most circumstances, although police can withhold materials that are part of ongoing criminal investigations. With increasing regularity, this law has been interpreted locally to keep police reports regarding crimes from being publicly reviewed until long after the reports have been filed. [emphasis added]
Well, let's see now.....
Racine Journal Times, 1/9/2022
On Thursday, The Journal Times asked Hanson, “Can you share why Kenosha County’s investigation concluded in August but it was not until yesterday that your investigation completed?” in an email, among two other questions regarding Ross and Neuman. She answered the questions regarding Ross and Neuman.
She did not reply to the question about why it took so long for the investigation to conclude.
She spoke at this Woman for Trump event in September 2020.
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