Following Bail Reduction, Man Goes on 12 Day Crime Spree Including Multiple Sexual Assaults


Wisconsin- In just under two weeks, according to four newly filed criminal complaints, a Madison man who was free after posting bail for earlier alleged violent crimes committed two sexual assaults and multiple armed robberies, including two bank robberies, some while wearing a GPS anklet and others after he had cut it off.

Rondino S. Fleming, 29, posted $8,500 bail through his mother the morning of Sept. 1, according to court records for six previously pending cases against him. The next day, according to a criminal complaint, he committed the first of several armed robberies, this one at 2:15 p.m. at the Stop-N-Go gas station, 6202 Schroeder Road.

The GPS anklet Fleming was wearing placed him there at the time, according to the complaint. He cut off the anklet at 11:06 p.m. on Sept. 4, the complaint states, but he was still wearing it during some of the other robberies he was charged with committing and during one of the alleged sexual assaults.

Fleming was awaiting trial in Dane County Circuit Court for charges that include first-degree sexual assault, kidnapping, substantial battery, bank robbery and domestic battery. Some of the cases have been pending since 2019, and bail had been lowered in each of the cases by Dane County Circuit Judge Nicholas McNamara on motions from Fleming’s lawyer, public defender Erin Nagy, until Fleming could post the money and get released from jail.

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In all, the new charges against Fleming include two counts of first-degree sexual assault, two counts of attempted first-degree sexual assault, six counts of armed robbery, two counts of robbery of a financial institution, armed burglary, aggravated battery, strangulation, false imprisonment, misdemeanor battery and 54 counts of felony bail jumping.

The new charges carry hundreds of years of potential combined prison and extended supervision.

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