By CHRIS MARQUETTE | CQ-Roll Call | Published: April 7, 2021 WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) After an off-duty Capitol Police officer learned Friday that shots were fired near the Capitol, the officer called a colleague who was on duty and in tears. Earlier that afternoon, Noah Green slammed the blue car he was driving into two Capitol Police Officers, killing Officer William “Billy” Evans and injuring Officer Kenny Shaver. Capitol Police officers rushed Evans to the hospital in a cruiser. “So all I’m thinking is they’re at [the hospital] covered in blood, just freaking out,” the off-duty officer told CQ Roll Call.
Reopening the Tony Robinson Case: Grandmother starts petition to get MPD officer fired for perjury
Robinson s grandmother believes she has enough evidence to get Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny fired for perjury
February 15, 2021 9:45 PM Jamie Perez
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MADISON, Wis. The death of Tony Robinson made national headlines nearly six years ago. It’s a day that Robinson’s grandmother, Sharon Irwin Henry has never forgotten.
“On March 6, 2015 at 6:38 in the evening, he died on the steps at 1125 Williamson Street with seven bullets in him,” Irwin-Henry recalled.
That was the day that Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny took her grandson’s life.
By Sharon Aron Baron
Due to his proactive nature and notable arrests, the Coral Springs Police Department announced Michael Kenny as their Officer of the Quarter.
In many of Officer Kenny’s cases, his attention to detail was a key factor in the arrests made and maintaining the safety of the community and the officers on the scene.
During one incident, Officer Kenny was conducting a traffic stop when the driver of the vehicle began to pull over; however, he noticed something was thrown out the passenger window before the car sped off.
Due to the public safety concern, he did not pursue the vehicle and retrieved the item thrown from the car he believed, and concluded, was a firearm.