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Art Howell bids farewell: Racine s first black police chief retires from the department

RACINE — When Art Howell joined the Racine Police Department, the city was entering one of its darkest times. Upon his retirement Wednesday after 37 years with the RPD, Racine has been experiencing record lows, year after year, in major crimes since Howell became chief of police. Art Howell s father, who died in 1995, worked at Case. Howell kept a miniature Case tractor in his office to honor his dad. ADAM ROGAN, Howell grew up on Davis Place, just south of Downtown Racine. As he was graduating from high school in 1980, a recession was sweeping across the Midwest. Stable industrial jobs went overseas or south of the border. Unemployment rates, especially among workers of color, shot up.

Judge gives man life in prison without chance for parole for killing Racine police officer

Family members speak out Hunter Hetland was 15 when his father was murdered. His sister, Brooke, was just 8 years old. “My sister and I have no father to look up to at this point in our lives,” Hunter told the court. Hunter added his father would not be there to cheer him on as he accepted his high school diploma and many other life events. He lamented the many lost teaching moments that arise from a close father-son relationship and noted he would have to teach himself. Hunter said he could not forgive Ward at this point and added that Ward’s own poor choices were responsible for where he ended up in life.

UPDATED | A true hero : Family speaks out at sentencing of John Hetland s killer

9 photos from sentencing of Dalquavis Ward in the killing of John Hetland Dalquavis Ward sentencing Shelly LeGath, John Hetland’s sister, reads her victim impact statement at the sentencing hearing for Dalquavis Ward on Friday afternoon. She wears a wristband with Hetland’s name on it and his End Of Watch date: June 17, 2019. Pool Photo / Mark Hertzberg / ZUMA Press Wire Dalquavis Ward sentencing Raciner County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Boyle sentences Dalquavis Ward to life in prison without the chance for parole on Friday in Racine. Pool Photo / Mark Hertzberg / ZUMA Press Wire Dalquavis Ward sentencing Dalquavis Ward shakes hands with one of his public defenders, Kristyne Watson, after his sentencing Friday afternoon. Ward, who shot and killed off-duty Racine Police Officer John Hetland in June 17, 2019 at Teezers Bar & Grill, 1936 Lathrop Ave., Racine, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

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