Milan Stewart (Wisconsin DOC)
APPLETON, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – Milan Stewart was sentenced Monday to the maximum of eight years in prison for sexually grabbing a woman along a Kimberly trail.
Stewart, 28, was convicted of fourth-degree sexual assault and stalking for the April 16, 2025, attack.
He was also placed on extended supervision for three years by Judge Vincent Biskupic. During that time, Stewart is prohibited from going on any government-sanctioned trails. He also must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
During the first part of the hearing on Friday, Stewart apologized for his actions.
First off, I want to apologize to the victim. I am sorry that I have caused harm and so much trauma. Regardless of if I was under the influence or not, regardless if I remember or not, it should have never happened. I wouldn’t wish this to happen to anyone. I am truly sorry, and hope that, down the road I can be forgiven,” he said.
The case began after a woman reported that while she was on a walk, she was approached and inappropriately touched by a man, who immediately ran away. Officers conducted a canvas in the area and, using security camera footage from a residential property, were able to identify a suspicious vehicle and person near the scene at the time the incident occurred.
Additionally, investigators were able to use various traffic cameras to positively identify the vehicle and the driver.
Stewart was convicted in 2015 of sexually assaulting a person on the Newberry Trail in Appleton.
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