Guardian to know that there is a curfew two nights of unrest in milwaukee nat pop of siren last night we made a total of 14 arrests brings forth efforts to calm the tensions we want to ensure theres safetyas the city tries a live look at sherman park. It was closed at 6 oclock tonight and we are less than an hour from strict enforcement of the 10pm curfew anyone under 18 needs to go home. Those are just two of the plans implemented by the mayor today to help control the unrest in milwaukee last night wasnt nearly as bad as saturday still there was there were at least three fires and a store had some broken windows 7 officers hurt 4 deputies hurt by flying rocks but the good news the streets were maintained at a level of control we have Team Coverage lets start with jenna sach live near sherman park. One hour from now. A curfew is going into effect. As you can see there are still we talked to a lot of people out here. And got a lot of different predictions about what tonight will bring.
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
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