Milwaukee sex assault case, man charged rejects plea deal

Prosecutors are requesting a trial be put back on for a man charged with sexually assaulting two women earlier this year, after he rejected a plea deal of decades in prison and had to be removed from court.Cephus Johnson is charged with second-degree attempted sexual assault, and three counts of second-degree sexual assault, related to the attack of two women over several hours in April.Plea deal rejectedJohnson, 32, was in court Wednesday to enter an anticipated guilty plea in the case. Prosecutors recommended, in exchange for a guilty plea on the attempted sexual assault and one of the three sexual assault counts, a sentence of 30 years in prison, and 15 years on extended supervision.FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android"That’s not a good deal," Johnson told Judge Michelle Havas, when asked if he intended to plead guilty."What the state said was 30 in, 15 out," Havas replied."Do you understand what I said, that’s not a good deal," inte