Kenosha County Scanner Quietly Replaces Crash Graphic After “Hitlers 1st Place” Snapchat …

Serial Arsonist Allen M. Dunski, Jr., 49 and John Broemelkamp – Administrators of Kenosha County Scanner BRISTOL, Wis. — The administrators of the controversial Kenosha County Scanner Facebook page, including convicted serial arsonist Allen M. Dunski Jr. and co-administrator John Broemelkamp, quietly replaced an image accompanying a story about a fatal crash Tuesday after the original image inadvertently displayed what appears to be a Snapchat notification from a chat or group named “Hitlers 1st Place…” at the top of the screen. Paid Advertisement Serial Arsonist Allen M. Dunski, Jr., 49 of Salem Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) Dunski, a former firefighter who pleaded guilty to three felony arsons after intentionally setting fires and later responding to them, operates Kenosha County Scanner with Broemelkamp. The operation charges subscribers $4.99, or about $5, per month to view its scanner postings about local police, fire and emergency activity. Paid Advertisement Sources have told Kenosha County Eye that the page’s paid subscriber count dropped dramatically after KCE’s 2024 investigation exposed Dunski’s criminal history. KCE has not obtained Facebook’s internal subscription records to independently verify the extent of that decline. Paid Advertisement The notification appeared above a graphic announcing that a woman had died and a
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