Former Barbershop Owner Pleads Not Guilty to Bail Jumping Charges

A former Whitefish Bay barber pleaded not guilty to bail jumping charges that were brought about after investigators allegedly discovered he produced child pornography videos.

David Foley, 49, of Shorewood, waived his preliminary hearing Friday and Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge David Hansher found probable cause to believe he committed a felony and bound him over for trial.

Foley, who used to own Sport ‘N Cuts on Silver Spring Drive, allegedly violated the terms of his bail in an identity fraud case that he was convicted of last year by producing, distributing and possessing child pornography. He is serving an 18-month sentence at Fox Lake Correctional Institution on the identity theft charges.

In the related federal case, Foley is charged with three counts of production of child pornography; and one count each of transportation of a minor across state lines to engage in a sex act, distribution of child pornography and possession of child pornography. Attorneys are currently filing pre-trial motions in that federal case.