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Milwaukee s FPC chair resigns over toxic culture
Milwaukee s FPC chair resigns over toxic culture
The chair of Milwaukee s Fire and Police Commission is departing sooner than expected after describing the commission as having a toxic culture.
MILWAUKEE - The chair of Milwaukee s Fire and Police Commission is departing sooner than expected after describing the commission as having a toxic culture. I have decided that today is my last day on this board, Nelson Soler said.
He is resigning from his position as chair of Milwaukee s Fire and Police Commission.
Bringing the FPC down to five members. He listed his reasons for leaving.
How a Bitter Ex-Police Chief Could Plunge Milwaukee Into Chaos Andrew Boryga © Provided by The Daily Beast Nuccio DiNuzzo/Getty
Tari Davis was at home in Milwaukee watching a movie with his two children just after midnight when he heard the sirens.
It was Sept. 8, 2019, and the sound was not exactly foreign in the 43-year-old Black man’s neighborhood. Still, he grew concerned when the wailing kept getting closer, and more so when he got a phone call from his 19-year-old daughter’s fiancee, Kevin Brown.
According to Davis, Brown didn’t say anything on the phone, but the father soon came to realize the 22-year-old was the one being chased by police after his daughter spotted Brown’s car driving by their house with a Milwaukee PD patrol car right behind it.
A woman in 2006 told investigators that Kapusta, while driving his personal truck and not wearing a uniform, forced her to pull over on Milwaukee s southwest side in predawn hours while she was helping her boyfriend deliver newspapers.
The woman said Kapusta drunkenly approached her car, pointed a gun at her head and yelled Put your hands where I can see them! and I m the (expletive) police!” He did not fire and left after she said she would call police.
The woman’s boyfriend told a similar story to investigators but said he did not see Kapusta point the gun at her head.
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