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MILWAUKEE (WDJT) -- A former Milwaukee County public defender, charged with soliciting prostitutes and falsifying legal documents made his first appearance in court on Friday, December 20.
Fifty-four-year-old Travis Schwantes faces six counts, four of them felonies. His case stems from the investigation of a prostitution ring in Milwaukee.
Five others, including a Milwaukee firefighter and a retired Kenosha judge are also charged.
At today's appearance, probable cause was found for the charges, and a bond of $10,0000 was set.
Schwantes is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on February 14.
