09/19/2026
KENOSHA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
District Attorney Xavier Solis
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ANDREW “Andy” BERG CHARGED WITH 22 NEW COUNTS WHILE RELEASED ON $75,000 CASH BOND
KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office formally charged Andrew Allen Berg, 48, of Kenosha, with 22 new criminal counts on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. Berg is a former Democrat candidate for sheriff and former county board supervisor.
The new case, Kenosha County Case No. 2026CF1332, includes 18 felony charges and four misdemeanor charges:
• Delivery of between 10 and 50 grams of methamphetamine;
• Delivery of between 1 and 5 grams of co***ne;
• Two counts of delivering a prescription drug;
• Possession with intent to deliver prescription drugs;
• Maintaining a drug-trafficking place;
• Felony possession of methamphetamine-related drug paraphernalia;
• Possession of a hazardous substance with intent to abuse it;
• Two counts of possession of co***ne;
• Possession of THC; and
• Eleven counts of felony bail jumping.
According to the criminal complaint, the investigation included a September 12 traffic stop. Investigators recovered approximately 34.6 grams of methamphetamine, 1.1 grams of co***ne, methamphetamine paraphernalia, packaging material, a scale, loaded syringes, and prescription medication from bags that Berg was observed placing inside the vehicle.
On September 15, the Kenosha Drug Operations Group executed a search warrant at Berg’s Kenosha residence. According to the complaint, investigators recovered co***ne, THC, numerous glass pipes, drug paraphernalia, used needles, prescription medications issued to another person, am******on, a digital scale, and other drug-related evidence.
At the time of the conduct described in the complaint, Berg was released on a $75,000 cash bond in Kenosha County Case No. 2025CF1783. That pending case includes 13 felony charges involving manufacturing or delivering controlled substances, possessing controlled substances with intent to deliver, maintaining a drug-trafficking place, and straw purchasing fi****ms.
The bond conditions prohibited Berg from possessing drug paraphernalia or committing another crime. The new complaint charges Berg with violating those conditions, resulting in 11 felony bail-jumping counts.
Berg appeared in court on Thursday, September 17. The District Attorney’s Office requested a $150,000 cash bond and argued that the new charges demonstrated that Berg had not learned from his first arrest. The Court ordered a $75,000 cash bond.
“Mr. Berg was already out on a $75,000 cash bond and is facing 13 additional serious felony charges,” District Attorney Xavier Solis said. “The new complaint describes continued drug activity despite those charges and court-ordered conditions. We will continue aggressively prosecuting drug-trafficking cases in Kenosha County.”
District Attorney Solis thanked the Kenosha Drug Operations Group and the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office for their continued investigative work.
The filing of a criminal charge is not proof of guilt. Andrew Berg is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
