burnley was hospitalized for 12 days and lost part of his lung and still has the bullet lodged in his body. 28:17 mr. burnley is lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot. safran and his client now wait as this case moves through the criminal justice system 32:03 he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held accountable. stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of aggravated battery, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement saying quote: as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility. ..we fully understand and accept the need for this high justice system. an update to the traffic situation we
you are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open safran says: to have an individual on the ground, face down and have an offic the back.. that s somewhat unprecedented. now at ten. a brown deer police officer charged! this after a suspect is shot in the back while lying on the ground. that is our big story tonight. the man was unarmed. now the police officer has been criminally charged with aggravated battery. tonight, the victim s attorney shares reaction to the decision. ashley sears is live outside the brown deer police department with more. shooting. his attorney says the victim in this case is forever changed by what happened in march. 34:09 this is the first case, i ve seen where you have facts like this. after seven months of waiting there is a decision to charge brown deer police officer devon kraemer. 31:37 in some degree he has a sense of relief. attorney jon safran speaks for his client manuel burnley jr. a man shot and injured by offir 31:51 he realizes many indi
authorities say they found more than $9,000 worth of valuables inside.mostly electronics. a clever crime halted by authorities. 05:10 it s kind of sad that it is happening because that just trickles down to the rest of us. a search warrant reveals the oak creek store may have not been their only target. investigators believe they may be connected to thefts at several other meijer stores in illinois. stephanie? a dramatic scene at a kenosha a man walked in and what happened next led to the bomb squad being called. nats . explosion. we were the only television station there as the bomb squad detonated a suspicious device. it happened at the johnson bank. we re told: the robbery suspect gave the teller a note saying there was a bomb and wanted one million dollars. after a few hours police ordered him to bomb. no one was injured during the incident. now to a fox six exclusive. a milwaukee man is in handcuffs after police say he was trying to impersonate a police officer.
10. 10p open only on fox six. they thought it was a clever crime, but three suspects are caught red handed. they were arrested after police say they stole thousand of dollars worth of merchandise from the oak creek meijer. but it s how they did it they has people surprised. ashley sears is here to explain. police believe they may been stealing from several stores. their weapons of choice scissors and a roll of tape. nats at the meijer store in oak issue- but last week 05:37 that s just crazy. three people were stopped before they could ever leave the store. 06:11 i m glad that they caught them. very good. stacy harvey, yolanda holmes and bernesha thompson are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. according to a criminal complaint meijer employees had been keeping an eye on the suspects. surveillance showed e large box items like a grill and a vacuum cleaner. removing them from the boxes and replacing them with more expensive merchandise. customers a
deterrent to voting we wouldnt have had those kind of numbers. he thinks the presidential choices made thousands stay home. the simple reason why people didnt show up was that there wasnt enthusiasm for the presidential candidates. albrecht says the numbers paint a different picture and sees a growing disparity in voter turn out. the impact of these laws just as predicted are having the greatest impact on residents in large urban areas in the city of milwaukee. albrecht says he hopes the new data can help the state improve the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i m angelica sanchez fox6 news. protests continue around the country to donald trump. it s a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee tonight though. last night hundreds of protesters took to the streets. they marched around downtown blocking traffic for several hours. police worked to block streets as they anticipated the crowd s next move. some city leaders think police were