Child sex assault charges; wanted Milwaukee man taken into custody

A Milwaukee man, accused of child sexual assault in connection to the case of a missing 13-year-old girl, is now in custody. A warrant for his arrest had been issued on Dec. 3.

Court records show 30-year-old Davion Wilder was taken into custody on Tuesday, Dec. 10. He is charged with second-degree sexual assault of a child. Antonio Randolph, 37, was previously charged.

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Case details

A criminal complaint said Randolph met the 13-year-old on Nov. 18 at a gas station near 50th and Lisbon. Prosecutors said he and another man sexually assaulted her in a nearby home around 46th and Lisbon. 

Then, prosecutors say Randolph "confined" the girl to his grandmother’s basement on 95th Street and wouldn’t let her call her parents. Prosecutors said the girl said "no" and "stop" multiple times.

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Randolph and the victim were picked up by an individual known as "Fat-Fat" on Nov. 20, according to court filings. "Fat-Fat" was later identified as Wilder. After Wilder dropped Randolph off, the criminal complaint alleges that he sexually assaulted the victim in the car.

Prosecutors said Wilder later dropped the victim off with Randolph at the gas station, where a family friend recognized her and contacted the family.

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Randolph later identified "Fat-Fat" as Wilder, noting that they are related, the complaint states. The victim further identified Wilder, stating: "I can’t forget that face."

Randolph is charged with two counts of repeated sexual assault of a child. Court records show he is being held in the Milwaukee County Jail on $50,000 bond, and he is due back in court later this month.