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Police officer engaging with an individual sitting on the hood of a patrol car at night.

Superior Officer Punches Woman, Gets Paid Vacation—Still No Cape ?

in City Hall City of Superior District Attorney Douglas County Police Department on October 16, 2016 August 5, 2025 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

In October 2016, Superior paid $50,000 to silence a lawsuit over police brutality, sparking outrage and raising questions about accountability and justice.

A somber, detailed image captures a courtroom scene in a small, dimly lit municipal building. Officer Kirk Michael Babic, middle-aged with a tired expression, stands at the defendant’s table, facing charges of felony theft. He is dressed in a formal civilian outfit, contrasting with the presence of uniformed officers observing the proceedings from behind. The courtroom is modest, with a wood-paneled interior and an air of subdued tension. At the prosecutor’s table sits District Attorney Kelly J. McKnight, his expression determined as he holds a file with evidence against Babic. In the background, a few citizens look on, their faces a mix of disappointment and curiosity. The atmosphere conveys the weight of repeated corruption scandals, as shadows and low lighting highlight the gravity of the proceedings and the tarnished reputation of local government.

Superior Police Officer Accused of Felony Theft: A Deepening Crisis of Corruption in Law Enforcement

in City Hall City of Superior District Attorney Douglas County Police Department on November 10, 2011 June 12, 2025 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

A veteran Superior Police officer faces felony theft charges, accused of misappropriating $11,000 from a fitness fund, amidst ongoing local corruption issues.

The image depicts a somber city hall in Superior, Wisconsin, illuminated by a single streetlight casting shadows over its entrance, hinting at the ongoing investigations. A "closed for audit" sign hangs prominently on the doors. Inside, glimpses of officials are visible in silhouette, gathered around a table laden with files and paperwork, exuding tension and urgency. A stern-faced mayor addresses a small assembly of anxious city employees and police officers. Faint details of headlines, like "Embezzlement Scandal" and "Audit Results Pending," peek from crumpled newspapers scattered near the entrance. The overall scene is dimly lit and evokes a mood of secrecy and unresolved tension, underscoring the weight of past misdeeds and the pressing need for accountability.

Superior’s 2005 Audit Uncovers Employee Theft, Incompetence, and the Art of Shrugging It Off

in City Hall City of Superior District Attorney Douglas County Fire Department on August 7, 2005 June 12, 2025 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

In 2005, Superior, Wisconsin faced alarming audit revelations, prompting a probe into city fund misappropriation, raising urgent concerns about oversight and accountability.

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