Milwaukee Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Fatal 2024 Police Chase Crash

Antonio Marquis Willis pleaded guilty to charges related to the incident that killed 60-year-old Clarence Bibbins.

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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A Milwaukee man, Antonio Marquis Willis, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a 2024 hit-and-run crash that killed 60-year-old Clarence Bibbins. Willis pleaded guilty to two of eight felonies he was facing as part of a plea agreement, with the other charges dismissed but read into the record.

Why it matters

This case highlights the dangers of high-speed police chases in urban areas and the tragic consequences they can have for innocent bystanders. It also raises questions about repeat offenders and the criminal justice system's ability to address vehicle theft and reckless driving issues.

The details

According to the criminal complaint, an officer began chasing Willis as they were searching for a stolen white Jeep Cherokee that Willis was driving. The chase reached speeds of up to 70 mph before Willis blew through a stop sign at an intersection and crashed into Bibbins' Pontiac Torrent, killing him. Willis briefly fled the scene before being caught by police.

  • The incident occurred in 2024.
  • Willis was initially charged in November 2024.
  • Willis was sentenced on February 20, 2026.

The players

Antonio Marquis Willis

A 20-year-old Milwaukee man who pleaded guilty to charges related to the 2024 fatal police chase crash.

Clarence Bibbins

A 60-year-old man who was killed when Willis crashed into his Pontiac Torrent during the police chase.

David Borowski

The Milwaukee County Circuit Judge who sentenced Willis to 20 years in prison.

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What’s next

The judge's decision on Willis' sentence will be closely watched, as it could set a precedent for how the criminal justice system handles similar cases involving repeat offenders and high-speed police chases.

The takeaway

This tragic incident underscores the need for law enforcement and policymakers to carefully weigh the risks and benefits of engaging in high-speed pursuits, and to explore alternative strategies that prioritize public safety and hold repeat offenders accountable.