Video: Convicted Pedophile Out on Bail Killed by Police When High-Speed Chase Ends in a Gun Battle
After a Friday night chase and gun battle, Milwaukee police killed a man facing a homicide charge who had been free on bail despite a child sex abuse conviction. Ernest Terrell Blakney was the suspect killed, according…
After a Friday night chase and gun battle, 📍Milwaukee🚓Police killed a man facing a homicide charge who had been free on bail despite a child sex abuse conviction.
On Aug. 15, 📍Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge David Borowski rejected the prosecution’s demand to jail Blakney immediately after his plea in a sexual assault case, according to WISN-TV.
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“As the defense points out, there have not been any violations or any issues while the defendant has been out of custody. He’s been out of custody for a very long period of time,” Borowski said then, according to a transcript. “The defendant will stay out of custody. He does not need to be remanded under these circumstances.”
Blakney was to remain free while awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. His attorney Jonathan Smith asked for this time in order to give him time to get his affairs “wrapped up,” according to the transcript.
Ten days later, Blakney’s girlfriend, Nikia Rogers, was killed. The apartment where she and Blakney lived was torched that day, as well.
According to WITI, Rogers was found by firefighters with four gunshot wounds.
A criminal complaint said Rogers had told another individual that she was planning to move out.
One man cited in the complaint said he received a message from Rogers’ phone number at the time of the fire saying, “You should have left her alone.” In a follow-up message, the sender wrote, “she dead.” The witness said when he asked if the sender was Blakney, the sender said it was.
A second witness was cited in the criminal complaint as saying that on the day of the fire, Blakney showed up at the home of the witness “soaking wet” and bleeding.
🚓Police said that later on the day of the fire, a construction worker was robbed of his vehicle at gunpoint, and he identified Blakney as the suspect.
