Wisconsin misconduct charge logged as an AI incident, with no AI named
single source· 1 articles · confidence: low · first seen 2026-09-23 00:00 UTC
What this means for you
Nothing to act on from this entry alone. No AI system, model or deployment is named, and no link between the charge and an AI system is described. Treat it as a record that exists, not yet as a report you can check.
The AI Incident Database has indexed a Milwaukee County criminal complaint as incident 1706. The filing, captioned State of Wisconsin v. Tehrangi N. Chapman, carries one count of misconduct in public office, described in the docket line as an act in excess of lawful authority. The district attorney case number is 2026ML017065; the court case number is 2026CF003239. The excerpt circulated with the entry names no AI system, vendor, deployment or affected party, so what connects the charge to an AI incident is not stated in the material available.
Key facts
- ·The complaint is captioned State of Wisconsin v. Tehrangi N. Chapman and filed in Milwaukee County Circuit Court under case number 2026CF003239. source
- ·It carries one count: misconduct in public office, described as an act in excess of lawful authority. source
- ·The district attorney case number is 2026ML017065. source
- ·The document is indexed as incident 1706 in the AI Incident Database. source
- ·The indexed excerpt names no AI system, vendor, deployment or affected party. source
What the sources say
- AI Incident Database (aggregator) — Indexes a Milwaukee County criminal complaint as an AI incident, without naming any AI system involved.
Sources
The original reporting. Follow these — they did the work.
- AI Incident DatabaseCriminal Complaint: State of Wisconsin v. Tehrangi N. Chapman2026-09-23