The suspect accused of killing a man in downtown Sheboygan Falls has made his initial appearance in court.
35-year-old Luis Cruz Burgos was present via zoom for the hearing after being charged with one felony count of First-Degree Reckless Homicide this weekend.
At today’s hearing Court Commissioner Ryan O’Rourke set Burgos’ bail at $2 million cash upon request from Sheboygan County District Attorney Joel Urmanski who described the crime as a “violent, senseless act.”
The 35-year-old has been accused of fatally shooting 32-year-old Giovanni Michael Robinson, a Canadian tourist, in the 600 block of Monroe Street in Sheboygan Falls.
Additional terms of bail for Burgos order him to not possess any dangerous weapons, he is not permitted to travel outside the state of Wisconsin, and he must submit to GPS tracking if he posts bail.
Burgos and his legal counsel requested a preliminary hearing for which he will return to court on October 8th in Branch 2.
However, he will next be in court on October 6th for a status conference.
