And do that work. Adrienne reverend Jesse Jackson also calling for change. Kathy he sat down with wisn 12 news Mike Anderson for an indepth oneonone interview. , its not just the killing, but the dignity. The reverend Jesse Jackson tells 12 news in an exclusive interview that the life of 23yearold Sylville Smith is one that all too often leads to an untimely death at the hands of a Police Officer or by some other unfortunate means. He and police, their lives are both in crisis, the one that shoots and the one that is shot her in the same predicament. Wisconsin, highest incarceration rate, more expulsions from schools. Crisis. Reverend jackson says that means milwaukee must have a war on poverty not a war on each , other. There must be some burden on those who have been blessed to lift of this community. Reverend jackson suggests its a time now to move from blaming to embracing. In milwaukee, Mike Anderson, wisn 12 news. Kathy the officer who shot smith will be on administrative duty du
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A man is facing child abuse charges after leaving his 6-month-old son inside a vehicle amid triple-digit temperatures outside while he went inside a Nevada casino to gamble, police said.
The father, Mitchell Hooks, was arrested by North Vegaspolice officers after the baby was rescued during the July 16 incident.
He is charged with child abuse or neglect and leaving a child unattended in a motor vehicle. Mitchell told me he shouldn’t have done what he did and that he deserved anything that was coming to him, Officer Osvaldo Cerda-Guzman wrote in the police report obtained by Fox News. He went on to say that there was no excuse for it and no reason for it.