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Yahoo
30-05-2025
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Green Bay man accused of sexually assaulting two 13-year-old girls, cash bond set at $50k
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – A man in Green Bay had his cash bond set at $50,000 after being charged with sexually assaulting two teenage girls. According to a criminal complaint obtained by Local 5, 37-year-old Brad Bonville is facing four charges related to an alleged incident where he had sex with two 13-year-old girls. On May 6 around 1 a.m. a deputy contacted a 13-year-old girl who said that she and her friend were 'raped', the complaint said. The girl reportedly told authorities that she was talking with a man through Snapchat, and she and the other girl went to his house. She then described how Brad had sex with both of them. Wisconsin driver with 3 unrestrained children under age of 5 arrested for OWI after crash Eventually, the man involved in the alleged incidents was identified as Bonville. The second girl reportedly told authorities about the incident and said Bonville had sex with them. Bonville also allegedly gave them alcohol, the complaint said. Authorities reviewed camera footage that showed Bonville's vehicle going near one of the victim's residences. Surveillance video was also reviewed, which showed two people getting into Bonville's vehicle. Later that night, the vehicle returned and two people got out of the same vehicle before it drives away. On May 28, authorities spoke with Bonville. He reportedly did not know what authorities were talking about when asked about his vehicle being spotted on the cameras. Bonville said he doesn't stay up late when he has to work the next day and couldn't give a reason to why his vehicle was seen on the cameras, the complaint said. He denied having sex with the two girls and reiterated that 'there was no way' he could get up early in the morning to go to work if he stayed up late the night prior. Bonville told authorities that he lives by himself and his vehicle is owned by himself and no one else. Man hit by stray bullet while traveling in Wisconsin, deputies investigating Bonville is charged with: 2nd degree sexual assault of a child under 16 years of age Felony Up to 40 years in prison 2nd degree sexual assault of a child under 16 years of age Felony Up to 40 years in prison Use of a computer to facilitate Felony Up to 40 years in prison Use of a computer to facilitate Felony Up to 40 years in prison Court records show Bonville was in court on May 29 for his initial appearance. His cash bond was set for $50,000 and signed. Bonville is scheduled to be back in court on June 13 for a status conference. UPDATE: Missing man from Appleton located safe on Friday morning No additional information was provided. Local 5 will update this story as more details are released. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
28-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
SCSD to no longer offer alternative program, Syracuse mom voices concern
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A Syracuse mom is sharing her frustration with the Syracuse City School District after learning that the alternative program her son with special needs is enrolled in will no longer be offered in fall the fall of 2025. Patricia Bonville's son will be wrapping up his junior year at Promising Futures Leadership Academy, which operates out of the Johnson Center on East Genesee Street. Bonville said her son has autism and an IEP. 'My son only has one more year left, and he really wanted to graduate here. Now he can't,' said Bonville. Bonville said her son has been in the PFLA program since his freshman year, and it worked well for him. 'He's very upset because he has a disability, so of course he doesn't do well with change,' said Bonville. But change is coming. The Syracuse City School District said PFLA and the Oasis Academy, which operates out of Elmwood on South Ave., will not be offered next school year. Instead, the district will be rolling out three new programs — one for each school level. The programs will follow the same school calendar. The district said the new alternative programs will be housed in all high schools, as well as a few elementary and middle schools. More resources and support will also be available to all students. But Bonville said she worries about her son's academic future. 'The children that are in these schools are there because they have problems and they need the school that they're at,' said Bonville. Bonville said she was never notified by the district and learned about the news from her son. 'My son came home from school last Tuesday and said that the staff, the teachers, here told him that they're closing at the end of the school year, which is June 26,' said Bonville. Bonville is now hoping to get some clarity. 'I would like more of an explanation and for them to give notification to all the parents because no one knew about this. It was just dropped on the students, and the students came home and told their parents,' said Bonville. The district said every family was contacted individually, including Bonville. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
