Aj bayatpour was at this mornings meeting. Hes live outside city hall with the details. The protesters say this plan focuses too much on law and order. And not enough on creating opportunities for people. At least one alderman says the handling of this protest sets a bad example. About two dozen protesters show up for thursdays Common Council meeting. What do we do . Stand up, fight back first draft of the Common Councils safety plan. They say recommendations to hire 280 more Police Officers and create a local boarding school would use resources better spent elsewhere. Nothing about job creation, nothing about community engagement, nothing about pouring into Youth Leadership Development Nothing to uplift the community. The black panthers also share their opinion of the plan. I think it was a piece of s. Alderman bob donovan is the driving force behind the action plan. We agree that economic development, job creation, those are all important things. But entirely to the criminal justice
Holiday weekend make sure you do so responsibly. Or you may find yourself pulled over. 35 different Law Enforcement agencies are teaming up this weekend to keep impaired drivers off of the details. Near the busy roads theyll spend the weekend protecting, law enforcers line up for a friday evening roll call. Theyre kicking off the southeast wisconsin owi task forces Labor Day Weekend effort. Its the opening of College Football this weekend the badgers game is on saturday afternoon. Lots of home parties going on and we want to make sure that people either stay home or they drive home safely with some type of designated driver program. Thirty v the task force. And lt. Gary gabrish says theyre very effective since last october, not including regular patrols, the task force alone has made 230 operating while impaired arrests. I believe we have about eight percent of the owis that occur in our county just on our deployments. Theyll be keeping a close eye on drivers this weekend, while some c
Brad thansk rach clear and quiet tonight with temperatures falling through the 60s this evening. Well drop into the 50s inland overnight, around 60 lakeside. High pressure will continue to dominate our weather through the holiday weekend. This means more sun and mild temperatures. Highs in the 70s sunday. Humidity levels will start to increase sunday and monday. It will warm into the 80s on labor day. The heat really builds by tuesday and wednesday with highs near 90 along with chances for tstorms. Tonight clear skies. Low 60 wind e 5 mph saturday mostly sunny. High 74 wind se 510 mph sunday mostly sunny. Am low 62 high 78 am low 65 high 83 wind s 510 mph you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere just storm center app. Its free for apple and android devices. It has been a violent summer in milwaukee. Police chief ed flynn laying out the numbers yesterday. Milwaukees murder rate surpassed chicago which also had a violent month of august. 4 homicides per 100thousand people in our city c
You are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open area law enforcers are ready to keep an eye on those who make the poor c weekend. Fox6s Rachelle Baillon joins us live in wauwatosa with more. Good evening. Thirty five different Law Enforcement agencies are teaming up this weekend to keep impaired drivers off of the road. Near the busy roads theyll spend the weekend protecting, law enforcers line up for a friday evening roll call. Its the opening of College Football this weekend the badgers game is on saturday afternoon. Lots sure that people either stay home or they drive home safely with some type of designated driver program. Theyre kicking off the southeast wisconsin owi task forces Labor Day Weekend effort. And while days like new years, memorial day and Saint Patricks day normally top the list for intoxicated driving, lt. Gary gabrish of the Wauwatosa Police Department Says labor day still cracks into the top group. I would say labor day is probably in the top five. Thirty five Agencie
Double shooting at dinner time. One man is dead. Another injured. All taking place in milwaukees harambe neighborhood. Our Ben Handelman live at district 5 tonight. Good evening. Witness describe hearing two bursts of gunfire. Two men 30 years apart in age were shot. On milwaukees 99th homicide of the year. Near the corner of palmer and chambers we heard the shooting, pow, pow, pow and then we ran. Chaos breaks out just before 6. Just a lot of people running that way and the ambulance and fire department. Robert and alberta roy shielding their grand children, as police make their way to the scene of a double shooting. A 53 yearold man would soon die on the first day of fall there are changing colors in the neighborhood. Not on the trees but in vehicles and placards that arrive. The neighborhood changing for some reason. These neighbors moving in. People we dont know. As time passes, crowds grow. Some claim to be family members looking for answers. There are few given. This homicide the