Judge denies request for new judge in Milwaukee murder spree case

Judge denies request for new judge in Milwaukee murder spree case The man charged with killing three people in a Milwaukee murder spree appeared in court Tuesday morning where his request for a new judge was denied. The man charged with killing three people in a Milwaukee murder spree appeared in court Tuesday morning, where his request for a new judge was denied. Thomas Zollicoffer has pleaded not guilty to homicide charges in the three killings on Aug. 8. Advertisement In court, Zollicoffer's attorney said Judge David Borowski had setenced him in another case years ago. Online court records reviewed by 12 News show that sentencing happened in 2021 for a sexual assault conviction. The request was denied because the court ruled it was not filed on time. Zollicoffer is being held on $1 million bail. His trial is set for November.