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Aaron Kimberly pleads not guilty to charges associated with leading police on pursuit

Published  May 8, 2019 12:55pm CDT
FOX 6 Now Milwaukee

KENOSHA -- Aaron Kimberly of Kansasville pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, May 8 to charges associated with leading police on a pursuit through Racine and Kenosha counties.

Kimberly faces the following charges, filed April 29:




    A Kenosha County deputy attempted to pull over Kimberly, 41, on Saturday night, April 27 -- for driving on a suspended license.  But officials said Kimberly took off, heading north on Sheridan Drive and into Racine County, where Mount Pleasant police were waiting.



    Aaron Kimberly



    "The defendant drove over both sets of spikes, blew out his tires and lost control of his vehicle, but kept on going forward," said Attorney Thomas Binger of Kenosha County.

    Kimberly made it six miles before prosecutors said he rammed his van into a Mount Pleasant police squad.  Police said when Kimberly tried to drive away, multiple Mount Pleasant officers rammed their squads into Kimberly's vehicle, pinning it against a retaining wall so they could place Kimberly under arrest.