The arrest of Peter Bernegger, a Wisconsin investigative reporter and researcher, was an event that many saw coming. Bernegger finds himself facing a criminal complaint for "Simulating Legal Process" The charge is rare, with only two convictions since 1977. The liberal District Attorney of Madison, Ismael R. Ozanne, is overseeing the case, a move that many suspect is a cover-up orchestrated by the Department of Justice. Bernegger did not show up for court Monday April 1, 2024, in Madison, Court Commissioner Mark Fremgen issue an arrest warrant. Bernegger as of Monday night has turned himself in. But the district attorney may find himself facing questions about a questionable arrest for improper procedure. Bernegger has been tirelessly exposing how patented software in computerized voting systems is tampering with our elections. He has shed light on the connections between the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) and the Soros-funded Center for Election Innovation and Research (CEIR), which exclusively provides voter data to Democrat and progressive groups, hinting at potential bias.

Unveiling the misconduct of Meagan Wolfe, Wisconsin's chief election official, Bernegger has revealed numerous violations of election laws that have eroded public trust. From endorsing illegal ballot drop boxes to permitting absentee voting without the use of Special Voting Deputies, Wolfe's actions have raised serious concerns. Bernegger's lawsuits have brought national attention to these irregularities in Wisconsin, a crucial swing state.

However, the Wisconsin Department of Justice has had enough. Bernegger's exposure of "Smurfing," a scheme involving elder citizens used to funnel money into political campaigns in Wisconsin, has ruffled feathers. Teaming up with the Racine-based group H.O.T. government, Bernegger and H.O.T. filed 50 ethics complaints with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission against both Democratic and Republican campaigns for allegedly accepting laundered funds and published the complaints. www.infoccc.com

Supported by extensive data analysis from FEC and CFIS, Bernegger's team meticulously documented the illicit contributions. Private investigators confirmed that many donors were falsely attributed, prompting further complaints in over 20 Wisconsin counties. The reports have exposed a web of corruption reaching even the highest levels of state government, including Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz and Attorney General Josh Kaul. As the Department of Justice attempts to silence Bernegger, his unwavering commitment to truth and justice will only grow stronger. The lawfare tactics against him will only serve to amplify his voice and bring his investigative research to a wider audience. The arrest of Peter Bernegger is not just an attack on one man but on the fundamental principles of transparency and accountability in our democracy.