cocaine-so he killed her. just days after the death of his girlfriend-who he calls kim-this man-ray is still in shock. 4235 i didnt believe it. they found her in a dumpster.deputy district attorney tricia hanson says 49 year old harry fumich lured the victim into his apartmentthen strangled her with a cord he d cut off of a fan. 2738 this was an intentional acthe then wrapped her in his bedspreadthrew her in the refridgeratorand tied it with a sheet-while his girlfriend stood by-screaming. by-screaming. circumstances are.movie like and thats what happens when youre on crack cocaine (standup) fumich told investigators he took her body out to this back deckdragged her across this roofand pushed her into a dumpster.with the help of a friend. latanya lives next door-she says-she knew fumich well-and is in shock. 4010 hes been on my porch, hes been in my yard, hes played my children he was my neighbor just now learning his rap sheet goes back to the 80 s 3811 cant sleep. my kids c
there into late-night hours since the fatal shooting of sylville smith in that location. among those arrested a state assemblyman and an observer for the a- c-l-u. both were released after being detained for several minutes. court documents reveal why attorneys for morgan geyser and anissa weier -want changes to their upcoming trials. the girls were 12 years old when they allegedly stabbed a classmate to please the fictional character, slenderman. geyser s a trial moved to another county due to pre-trial ?publicity in waukesha county. weier s attorneys want jurors from another county brought in to waukesha . so weier is not uprooted from the detention center and away from family and her counselor. trials are set for next spring. a new poll by marquette university law school shows a narrowing gap between presidential candidates in wisconsin. hillary clinton s lead over donald trump shrunk from six percentage points in the last poll down to three in the they ll vote for cli
gathering has created some issues. were not trying to be at odds were trying to respect the neighborssome say while they understand the concern from neighbors.. they also understand the need to gather..even now.. weeks after the shooting. thats understandable. the things is though i believe the people are here though because they want to be seen and they believe if they leave everything will just go away. fox 6 is told the family and others plan to continue to gather at the memorial.although peae though besides a squad or two driving occasionally past. live in milwaukee krystle kacner fox 6 news. brad thanks krystle one of the people arrested late last night.is an elected official. state representative jonathan brostoff brah-stoff says he was handcuffed after trying to record the arrest of someone else.today, he spoke with our a.j. bayatpour. fox 6 cameras capture state face-down on the pavement tuesday night. i kept saying to them, i know this is your job, i dont hold anythi
the unrest a few weeks ago nats of police saying put your hand behind your backbut, more than dozen arrests in milwaukee s sherman park neighborhood i saw my friend get taken down in a very violent manner as protesters stand their ground to police you can t tell people that their grieving is up. milwaukee s 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 - let s start with you. that gathering has moved from 44th and auer, about a block away in an open green space. tonight, we spoke with smith s 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 don t do nothing but antagonize the people that s out here. milwaukee police say they are being called to
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- c-l-u observer did not identify themselves. it s 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