More and more people have been stopping me on the street comdemning the violence and the destruction. Live in milwaukee Myra Sanchick fox6 news thanks the Waukesha County shef held by Sylville Smith when he was shot by police was stolen. Investigators say it may be the same firearm stolen from a residence in the town of genessee back in march. They are tracing the gun using its serial number. Sheriffs officials tell us they do not know if smith stole the gun he could have purchased it from someone else. The weekend unrest in milwaukee left a Lasting Imprint on the people who witnessed it. Beverly talor joins us live from sherman park never forget sunday night. Why . Because he was shot in the neck. Nat 18 year old ben olson removes the neck brace he now has to wear after being shot in the neck sunday about 11 30 p. M. Near sherman park. This photo shows you what the gauze to sunday night, ben was taking his friend home after leaving the state fair. Noticed a lot of people in the sherma
Meanwhile, a milwaukee man is allowed back inside his business that was burned in the unrest this past weekend. He says its worse than he imagined. Fox 6 was allowed inside a to z took a look around. The juice and soda distribution business was filled with ash and rubble. The products were destroyed. Nearly everything is lost. The owner says he will not be able to rebuild in the same spot and is now looking for a new location. 02 31 i think positive. Im not going to let negativity take me down. I aint going to let it beat me. Through everything, mulheron has been trying to keep his customers happy by order to stay in business. A gofundme has been set up for him. We have a link on fox 6 now dot com. During the violence two teenagers were shot. 18yearold ben olson is one of the victims. He is in a neck brace after he and his friend decided to go to sherman and burleigh to see what was going on. They thought everything was safe until olson was shot in the neck in fact the bullet is still
42 16 this is really, really crushing. Juice and soda inventory destroyed by the flames. 41 01 looks like labels were melting off the bottles. Mulherons son adam 44 57 i know what hes feeling. Tries to comfort his dad i know hes hurting. Salvaging what he can from the destruction an old coat now becomes a symbol of resilience. 43 32 im going to do what i can with it and frame it. Damaged, but not destroyed by flames, smoke and heat it is just le 39 59 its rebirth. Wipes hands. Mulheron thought hed be able to fix up the building but now says thats impossible. 03 51 for me, i think its time to move on. As he looks for a new place 01 57 its my faith thats getting me through this. He tries to stay positiveready to start over. 02 33 im not going to let negativity take me down. I been trying to keep up with business. Buying from his competitors in order to stay in business. A gofundme has been set up for himwe have a link on fox 6 now dot com. Live near sherman park, Ashley Sears Fox 6 news.
9. Days of unrest i thought it would be bad, but not this bad leaving behind charred shells of what was. We need to do something about this. For some, its time to rebuild the way to get change isnt through violence. For others, the devastation is just too much. Fo move on. A much calmer milwaukee tonight and the community is starting to heal. Sherman park Still Closing early and the 10pm curfew for teens still in effect. We have Team Coverage bret lemoine has more on a Community Meeting tonight. Jenna sachs with how the city looking to repair its image. But first ashley sears with exclusive video inside one of the burned out his son last night as they waited to get inside a to z wholesale. Todaythey didthe damage worse than they ever imagined. 00 20 heartbreaking. It almost takes your breath away 00 26 14 years and it all goes up in smoke. Gary mulheron examines whats left 04 04 this is a little traumatic. A to z wholesale was set on fire during milwaukees weekend of unrest. The inside
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