Officials say they are working with the Faith Based Community to reach out again monday evening to calm the unrest, meeting with small groups and individuals. Police say they will continue their efforts to bring back peace to the neighborhood. Tonight the mayor says the ten pm curfew will be enforcedmeaning all teens and children need to be off the streets. Sherman park will be closed by the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Office at six pm. Live in milwaukee Myra Sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra vn walker will also bebriefed o hes meeting with officers tonight at 6. He is also expected to brief the media. Stick with fox6 to find ot but in the meantime you can check out flynn and barretts comments on our website fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. The story is near the top of our home page. Tonight were also hearing more from the sister of Sylville Smith. In a fox 6 exclusive, she reveals the previous connection between her brother. And the officer who shot him. A. J. Bayatpour is in t
The Milwaukee County Sheriffs Office . Says the park here will close in an hour. And open tomorrow at 6 am. This schedule will be in place until further notice. Earlier today, the chief and mayor said they are working with members of the faith based community, to hit the streets to urge calm. Pastors met with small groups and individuals to calm the storm of violence thats been going on all weekend. That, t evening. The chief commended Law Enforcement on the scene for using restraint in a very tough situation. Last night we had over thirty shot spotter activations , gun fire remained a problem last night, gun fire in the vicinity of officers that were trying to restrain what disorder could occur. Desopite that, none of our officers returned fire. That would have been reckless because we couldnt tell where it was control over the streets. Chief flynn says last night there were 14 arrests, 11 adult men, three adult womenall for disorderly conduct. All are from milwaukee. Three squads wer
And sherman park will close at 6 pm. Reporting live in sherman park rm todays tmj4 its unclear if the businesses set on fire and several others looted and then destroyed, will ever rebuild. Julia fello reached out to those Business Owners and joins us live it has been surreal to see the National News here describing the picture of this scene behind me. Some saying it looks like another part of the world or a war zonei spoke to one Business Manager who tells me this is the first day theyve been closed, in 20 years. Its hard to see the images of the bp gas station, set on fire, with workers still inside. Nats screaming cars set on fire. And police using swat gear to approach a destroyed clarkes liquor store. There is no explaining it no, no the manager of clarkes tells us theyre working hard to reopen by friday. He still cant understand why a business thats been so vested in this area. Could be destroyed. Im feeling depressed because we do a lot for the community you know set on fire. In
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