By Dylan Deprey The 397 miles of infrastructure that connects Milwaukee and Cincinnati are far from separating issues of policing within the two Midwest cities. Cincinnati, back in 2001, and … [Read more...]
‘Know Your Rights’ is Survival Guide for Law Enforcement Encounters
By Dylan Deprey Whether it is the first time or the fifteenth time, the heart sinking feeling of red and blue lights in the rear view mirror spring an emotional roller coaster of … [Read more...]
Policing at the top of the List for First Special Public Safety Meeting
By Dylan Deprey The summer of 2016 came and went like a Shakespearean tragedy. What started in hope with the announcement of the Milwaukee Common Council’s multifaceted Public Safety Plan, … [Read more...]
Amid the Unrest, Lies an Opportunity for Change
By Karen Stokes and Dylan Deprey Days after the unrest that devastated the Sherman Park neighborhood in Milwaukee, the events of last Saturday are now being discussed and scrutinized locally as … [Read more...]
Common Council’s Plan to Combat Violence asks for All Hands
By Dylan Deprey There were 103 homicides that occurred during the summer of 2015 in the city of Milwaukee. This was a jump from the 86 that had occurred the previous year. The spike in violence … [Read more...]
The Public Voices Concerns on Milwaukee Police Activity to the Department of Justice
By Karen Stokes A standing room only crowd at Centennial Hall inside the Milwaukee Public Library Central location, 733 N 8th Street, had Milwaukee residents voicing concerns at a listening … [Read more...]
Milwaukee’s Communities of Color Discuss Law Enforcement Concerns
By Nicole Beilke Courtesy of Media Milwaukee The forum titled The Relationship between Communities of Color and the Police was summed up perfectly by panelist Angela Walker when she said that … [Read more...]
In Honor of Thank a Police Officer Day, District 3 Surprised with Lunch & Gifts
By Ariele Vaccaro The wives and girlfriends of Milwaukee police officers were busy this past Saturday, Sept. 19, visiting four police stations to send cops a message of gratitude through … [Read more...]
City to Equip Police with Body Cameras in Upcoming Budget
By Ariele Vaccaro By the end of 2016, Mayor Barrett plans to see Milwaukee police officers equipped with the same body cameras that cities like Los Angeles and Ferguson, Mo. have granted their … [Read more...]
The Salvation Army Held a Joint Training Session at the Police Academy
The Milwaukee Police Department and The Salvation Army held a joint training session at the police academy, 6680 N. Teutonia Ave., on Tuesday, May 26th , 2015 for pre-registered citizens to be trained … [Read more...]
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