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Representative-elect's son arrested in tire slashings

By JOHN DIEDRICH
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Posted: Nov. 5, 2004

The 25-year-old son of newly elected congresswoman Gwen Moore was arrested Friday by Milwaukee police and later released in connection with the election day slashing of tires on 20 vans and cars rented by the Republican Party, according to police records.

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Sowande Ajumoke Omokunde, also known as Supreme Solar Allah, arrived at the Milwaukee police administration building Friday morning with his attorney, was arrested at 9 a.m. and held in the police holding facility for several hours before being released, according to records.

Omokunde is one of three suspects who had been arrested as of late Friday.

Opel E. Simmons III, 33, a veteran Democratic Party activist from Virginia, was arrested Tuesday and released Thursday without being charged. A 24-year-old man was arrested Friday afternoon in the same case, a police source said.

Investigators want to talk to Michael Pratt, son of former acting Mayor Marvin Pratt, who led Sen. John Kerry's Milwaukee campaign, but have not summoned him yet, police sources said. Michael Pratt could not be reached for comment.

David Feiss, the Milwaukee County assistant district attorney who is handling the case, said he had not received any reports yet and the investigation is continuing.

"There are a number of individuals, local and not local, who we are attempting to contact," Feiss said.

He said several of the suspects have hired attorneys. After talking to suspects, police will release them, he said. If there are charges, Feiss said, their attorneys will be contacted to arrange for them to come to court.

Omokunde, who lives with Moore, a Democrat elected to Congress on Tuesday, was not available for comment, according to a man who answered the phone at Moore's home.

Omokunde's attorney, Robin Shellow, said he was booked by police and released, but declined to comment further.

Shellow said she called police to arrange for Omokunde to come in.

"If the police are looking for one's client, you pick up the phone and say (to police), 'What would you like us to do, and how could we make your job easier?' . . . That's the way responsible families handle it."

On Tuesday morning, 27 tires on 20 cars and vans rented by the Republican Party to carry voters to the polls were slashed. The vehicles were parked in the 7100 block of W. Capitol Drive.

A security guard reported seeing a man running from the scene that morning, police said. Tuesday night, police arrested Simmons, who was in town drumming up support for the Kerry campaign.

In addition to the above, the town I live in was attacked by Kerry supporters who were ticked off about losing the election. An entire neighborhood had all signs of Republican Party support, as well as Military support removed from their yards/cars/etc., and at least one tire on each car/van/truck was slashed (and here I thought mine was an isolated incident).

Is THIS what makes Democrap's feel better? Do you think Kerry would be proud of you? Remember - karma comes back 10-fold. I hope you're all extremely proud of the party you support...

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Just go to DU. They still don't realize their boy lost. Any mention there of the phrase "Bush won" is lept upon and th poster threatened with a ban. They are all wrapped up in like 30 dozen conspiracy theories involving Diebold and "the machines". They are convinced they won and Bush stole it.
 
Sowande Ajumoke Omokunde, also known as Supreme Solar Allah:arabia:

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