This is your job, i dont hold anything against you. Its a tough job that i wouldnt want and were gonna figure this out, and thats what i kept saying. In a statement, Milwaukee Police say that unlike other elected officials and community leaders, brostoff and the a clu observer did not identify themselves. Its now reviewing the arrests. Tonight were also getting an idea of what people across the state think of the unrest here in milwaukee. Part of the latest Marquette University law sch registered voters about whats fueling the riots and looting. Fox6s bret lemoine picks up that part of our coverage, live from sherman park. The numbers are telling. Keep in mind. The sample includes voters from across the state. Not just milwaukee. After weeks of continued problems in sherman park. Marquette University Law school pollsters got on the phone. Cf this was a story that percolated pretty widely through. And questioned registered voters about the unrest. Cf more than half 51 percent, say they
The unrest a few weeks ago nats of police saying put your hand behind your backbut, more than dozen arrests in milwaukees sherman park neighborhood i saw my friend get taken down in a very violent manner as protesters stand their ground to police you cant tell people that their grieving is up. Milwaukees sherman park neighborhood. A memorial for the man shot by a Police Officer near 44th and auer. Has turned into an unexpected hot spot. We have Team Coverage from the sherman park neighborhood. Ashley sears lets start with you. That gathering has moved from 44th and auer, about a block away in an open green space. Tonight, we spoke with smiths brother who says they will continue to park police block the streets dressed in riot gear taking several people into custody nats followed by a day of more arrests and frustration from a family. 02 22 their riot gear dont do nothing but antagonize the people thats out here. Milwaukee police say they are being called to 44th and auer by neighbors.
The temperatures might’ve been cold Monday, but the atmosphere in Connellsville’s Yough River Park was warm. Members of the Connellsville Polar Bear Club (and anyone brave enough to join them) brought nonperishable items for a city food bank that recently lost much of its stock. On Dec. 16, a water main break at Connellsville Community […]