Racine appoints new violence prevention manager
John Tate was appointed manager of the Office of Violence Prevention for the city of Racine on Monday.
Stay updated with breaking news from Violence Interruption Coordinator. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
John Tate was appointed manager of the Office of Violence Prevention for the city of Racine on Monday.
John Tate II was charged April 18 with using his capacity as a public official for private interests.
John Tate II is alleged to have used Racine position for his own improper benefit.
The complaint argues that by applying for and negotiating the terms of the Racine position, he acted on behalf of his own financial interest while working in a public capacity at the same time.
Previously, John Tate II had been forced to step down as head of the state's parole commission by Gov. Tony Evers.