“Here is the new updated list,” reads an email sent by WPD crime analyst
Dominick Ratkowski on July 14, 2020. “There are around 40 people, I have fully ID’ed.” The message was sent to 17 WPD employees, including multiple supervisors in the investigative division and Chief
Barry Weber. Eight minutes later, a supervisor would send another message. “This list can be found in open investigations in the protest folder,” the email read.
At 4:11p.m. on July 14, 2020
John Milotzky, a WPD detective and president of the Wauwatosa Peace Officers Association, replied in the chain: “That list,” he wrote, “only needd [sic] to go to Shorty since he’s in charge of mailing tickets,” using a nickname for a Special Operations Group (SOG) detective.
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injuries sustained in a shooting in a busy entertainment district. timothy warren was one of several responding to a domestic dispute. police responded to a disturbance call earlier in the day involving the gunman. authorities in montana continue to assess the damage caused when an oil pipeline ruptured, spilling tens of thousands of oil friday. the spill soiled several miles of river bank near the town of laurel. george lewis is in billings with more on that. reporter: richard, take a look at this. this is the plant life along the river banks of the yellowstone river. i picked it and got my hand full of crude oil. there s a line of crude stretching the dark line beside me all over the place. exxon says a thousand barrels of
thanks so much. happy fourth of july to you and to your viewers this morning, we want to let you know that at 8:30 eastern time, continuing coverage of the casey anthony trial as the rebuttal begins for the prosecution. we ll bring it to you live. if you felt that it was a little slow moving yesterday, tune in today because i think you ll see some fireworks. this is the day when i think that the prosecution will really get after the defense. so stick around for that. the rebuttal, have the information and the jury leaves to go deliberate. big day. all right, now for the rest of the headlines. start with the fox news alert this morning. the u.s. coast guard confirming this morning that one person has died after a fishing boat capsized off the coast of mexico s baja, california. 44 were on board including more than two dozen americans. the coast guard says it s helping the mexican navy search for those six people that are still missing. and overnight, two people including a police of
from america s news headquarters i m marianne rafferty. memphis police officer and another person killed in a shootout at a downtown hotel. officer timothy warren was among several officers of shots being fired at the double tree hotel. he and a civilian were shot and died a short time later. a suspect is now in custody. the incident started as a domestic dispute. warren had been on the force since 2003. turkey promising an additional $200 million in aid. fighting between the rebel controlled east and the quadaffi run west. turkey s foreign minister says he hopes the crisis there will be solved before the end of the month.