Were doing forensics work. Because of the violence over the weekend they werent able to thoroughly investigate the area. And as ashley sears explains. The department of justice has set up an online tipline. For information in the case. Its been five days since yellow tape block streets near 44th and auer now that police have left the scene the investigation hasnt stopped. The state department of Justice Division of criminal investigations is the lead on the case gathering information about what officer involved shootingthat killed 23yearold slyville smith. Nowinvestigators ask the public for Anonymous Online tips anyone with information related to the case can sumbit what they know, straight to the doj. Meantime 35 13 right now, we need to be finding a way to move forward and to heal. At a news conferencethursda y Community Groups call on investigators to release videofrom a body camera worn by the officer involved. To speculation, thats going to lead to apprehension. In a statementatt
Now at 9 sorting through the rubble. I know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. They all sad. The man whose business was burned to the ground during last weekends unrest shares his story only on fox6. Plus charges after looters are caught on camera in sherman park. Held accountable. Whats next in the investigation. Good evening it has been nearly one week since violence tore apart the sherman park neighborhood. Tonight we are learning more about the cost of that unrest. We have Team Coverage. Ashley sears with the owner of the bp gas station burned down saturday night. Ben handelman leads our coverage from Police District 7 with a clearer picture of the damage. Good evening guys. The find those who lit the fires. Tonight a group making noise in front of the burned out buildings. At 35th and fon du lac amidst the burnt out buildings left from a weekend of riots. Mitchell stupica, stupica has a megaphone,and an optimistic view. I see oppotunirty. I see healing. I see deliver
Not coming back. But the owner of the building who also runs the liquor store says hes likely to rebuild. In fact im going to put this , back together and give this to the homeless. James canady is already planning on giving back to the Community Even though he says it appears someone burned his building last weekend during the unrest in milwaukee. One of the officers say he thinks it was something, a cocktail that was thrown in. We strongly believe that it is arson. Canady says hes meeting with an insurance adjuster on saturday and is ng this one little thing, i aint got no animosity. No hatred in my heart. cause like i said, the lords been good to me. At 70, canady grew up in mississippi picking cotton as the son of sharecroppers moved , to milwaukee in the midsixties, had someone take him under their wing, and teach him how to run a business. Its got to hurt . Oh, yeah, deeply, you know . You know what im saying . We are back live. The owner says there is Surveillance Video from the
Well be left with drier air and lower humidity. Overnight lows will be much cooler, in the mid 50s. Today scattered showers and thunderstorms. High 78 dewpoint 68 wind sw 1020 mph tonight mostly cloudy but dry. Low 56 since violence tore apart the sherman park neighborhood. And now three men are in custody. Accused of looting one of the several Businesses Police say criminals targeted during the sherman park unrest. Also this morning we are learning more about the cost of that unrest. Julie collins joins us live from the courthouse with more julie . Those three men are accused of breaking into clarks beer and liquor near 47th and burleigh. 45yearold Durrell Jones is charged with b 20year old devon love are each charged with entry into a locked building. Around midnight sunday, august 14th. Surveillance video shows several men inside the dark liquor store with flashlights. Soon, many more begin to crowd into the store, smashing glass cases and pulling liquor off of shelves. Some coverin
News mobile app. If you havent already, download the free app to access interactive radar and the latest videocast from our weather watch 12 team. Joyce homicide in the unlikeliest place, the front door of a Milwaukee Police station. Police say a stranger approached two men in a van outside district six. Moments later, the stranger was dead. As wisn 12 news Colleen Henry reports, the men were there to buy a gun. Police say the stranger walked up to the van and asked why they were eyeballing him. E stranger threw a traffic cone into the van. He walked away, then returned. There were more words. And in clear view of the station, police say the vans passenger got out and fired his gun three times. 42yearold reed carlsen died at the hospital. I can understand why someone shot him. He was crazy. Carlsen last lived in this building near 64th and lincoln history of Mental Illness and arrest records show carlsen had then in jail for times in the last year. This guy was scary, he really was. Yo