Two Racine County Motorcycle Crashes

On Saturday, a motorcycle crash in Muskego killed one person and sent another to the hospital. via Today's TMJ4

[jak]

Why wasn't this habitual offender locked up?

You motorcyclists are nuts with all these jerks on the road out here.

Here is the punk's honor roll:

Case Number Filing Date County Name Case Status Name Date of Birth Caption
2007TR005921 04-30-2007 Racine Filed Only Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2007TR002219 03-16-2007 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2007TR002218 03-16-2007 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2007CF000501 04-30-2007 Racine Filed Only Brunner, Luke W 08-22-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2006FO001453 09-12-2006 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 Kenosha County vs. Luke W Brunner
2006CT000074 01-20-2006 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-28-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2006CM000572 03-27-2006 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W. 08-28-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W. Brunner
2004TR013335 10-29-2004 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 Kenosha County vs. Luke W Brunner
2004TR013334 10-29-2004 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 Kenosha County vs. Luke W Brunner
2004FO000343 04-07-2004 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 County of Racine vs. Luke W Brunner
2004CT001498 08-27-2004 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-28-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2003TR004373 04-22-2003 Waukesha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2003TR004372 04-22-2003 Waukesha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2003TR003140 05-29-2003 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2003CT000979 09-15-2003 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-28-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2002TR003764 03-26-2002 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W, 94 08-1982 County of Racine vs. Luke W Brunner
2002TR003764 03-26-2002 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 County of Racine vs. Luke W Brunner
2002TR003763 03-26-2002 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W, 94 08-1982 County of Racine vs. Luke W Brunner
2002TR003763 03-26-2002 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-1982 County of Racine vs. Luke W Brunner
2001CF000482 05-31-2001 Kenosha Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-28-1982 State of Wisconsin vs. Luke W Brunner
2000CF000945 11-14-2000 Racine Closed Brunner, Luke W 08-28-1982 State vs Luke W Brunner

[LLl]

I have been told that alchohol is a disease and that his had been used to rationalize this sort of accident. I believe alchoholism is a disease of choice, like a smoker with lung cancer who continue's to smoke. These individuals who continue on this road of self distruction eventually destroy other lives. Case in point has proven that. The father of this young mans should feel the brunt of this horrendous crime. How can he hold his head up knowing he allowed his son to drive in this condition, and be just as inebriated as his son while riding with him. What kind of parent can he be? This man has obviously never grown up and chooses to think of himself first. Though I feel the son must be held accountable, I place the blame for the destroyed life of Bryan Terry on the shoulders of the father. He should see his own son in this hospital bed with no future, due to the actions of a stranger.....do you think he would then realize the consequences of being AND raising a drunk?

[roman soltis]

I never thought I could hold such a felling of disappointment in a family member. It's my ferm belief that if he had not had that bike under his truck, he would not have stopped. I'm even more disappionted in my uncle for letting this happen. He's no rolemodel to his sons or to his nephews. I fell so bad for my aunt to have to deal with one drunk let alone three. My heart goes out to Bryan and his family and I wish I could do more then just say I'm sorry
I know I'll never look at Luke the same way and Dick if that pisses you off that's too bad.

[Indiana]

I just recently found out about Brian's tragic accident... I met him a year ago and we have kept in touch often, but I hadn't heard from him in a few months. Thank God I had a family member contact (I met his cousin via phone and text) and he told me or I would have never known. Can anyone tell me his status now? This family member (who doesn't have close contact) said he's unsure, but that he didn't think Brian's at home or in the hospital anymore - I'd really like to know how he's doing...

[Karma]

Luke Brunner was seen by an ex-co worker on the lake boating and drinking beer with his girlfriend and buddies. After that he got into his truck and drove. A few weeks ago he was also seen hauling wood in burlington. talk about not learning a damn thing. He has got to be the biggest piece of shit ever! I hope someone reads this and informs Brian Terry's family about this. i hope it helps their case and that it helps put Luke Brunner away for a long time.

[Anonomous]

Brian Terry- I'm sorry for what this ass has done to your life. I know you wont be able to go a day without reliving this crime. This guy has caused pain a lot of peoples lives. I will pray for you.

[Hank]

how are people like this not locked up.

[Sarah M New Brunswick NJ]

When will this guy learn? How far does it have to go? he obviously hasn't learned from previous arrests. what is it that will teach him to consider the seriousness of his actions and how his bad decisions affect others. an innocent person is injured for life. I guess the world isn't a place that is safe to go for a summer sunday cruise anymore. when there's bastards like this on the road. i hope you rot in a jail cell. That's where you belong. actually- no. you belong to be the one in the hospital bed feeling all that pain. you deserve it.

[mnifu2]

that pos only got three years. never learned a f'n thing, and will do it all over agian some day. you watch!! mabey he has to kill someone to spend the rest of his worthless life in prison.

[Bryan M Staten Island NY]

I feel this could have been avoided if there were tougher penalties for habitual drunken drivers. Coming from NY, I have noticed that drunken driving in Wisconsin is "frowned" upon but not taken very serious. ALOT of people drink here, so to be caught driving drunk is a norm. If Luke (or anyone else for that matter) was in jail, he would have no chance to do what he did. For example, the principal (Mrs. Jennifer Bukosky), 10 year old daughter Courtney, and Jennifers unborn child were KILLED by a guy that should have never been on the road in the first place; he should of been in jail. I don't know if "Miller" has a grip on politics in Wisconsin, considering they brew here and rely on people buying their beer, but somewhere the line has to be drawn. I know people that got caught driving drunk 3 times and only got a couple of days in jail. That would never be tolerated anywhere else. It only takes driving while intoxicated once to kill someone. Next time that someone might be you or your child. Think about that