Update: Body found in Ixonia cornfield has been ID'd as a Milwaukee woman.

Update:  The body found on March 29th in a cornfield in the Town of Ixonia has been identified as 23-year-old Alejandra Guzman-Flores of Milwaukee.

Alejandra Guzman-Flores

Alejandra was last seen by her family on October 5, 2013. Milwaukee police say Guzman-Flores’ family had not reported her missing, but back in 2009, they reported her missing for four days.

If anyone has information regarding Guzman-Flores’ death or had contact with her on or around October 5, 2013, you’re strongly urged to call Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Detective Tim Behselich at 920-674-7314
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You may also anonymously call WeTip at 1-800-78-CRIME.

http://fox6now.com/2014/04/07/body-found-in-town-of-ixonia-now-identified/


Original article: A body of a female was found by a passerby, naked except for sandles, in a cornfield on Sunday. The body was found in the Town of Ixonia in the area of North Road — six-tenths of a mile south of County Trunk Highway CW.

MPD are awaiting an autopsy to determine the identity and cause of death to determine if the death is connected to any of their investigations.

Two independent sources confirm to FOX6 News that Kelly Dwyer’s family has been notified that this body was discovered. 27-year-old Dwyer has been missing since October

http://fox6now.com/2014/03/30/body-of-deceased-female-found-in-cornfield-in-town-of-ixonia/

Trial begins for Rodney Llyod, a Milwaukee Police officer accused of using excessive force.

 Rodney Lloyd, a Milwaukee police officer facing one count of misconduct in public office, begins today

                                                               Rodney Llyod

The crime allegedly happened June 16th at the District 2 headquarters. According to the criminal complaint, Lloyd was booking a man who was in custody following a domestic incident. The complaint states Lloyd was escorting the man into the booking room when surveillance video showed Lloyd “forcibly drive” the man’s head “into the concrete block wall.”

When the man who was being booked asked why he did that, the officer told him it was because of a threat the man had made earlier.

If convicted, Lloyd could face up to $10,000 in fines and three-and-a-half years in prison. His next court date is November 12th.

A homicide suspect took MPD on a high speed chase then crashed his car near 91st and good Hope.

Just after 6:00 pm on Thursday a homicide suspect led Milwaukee Police on a high speed chase ending in, the suspect crashing into a median, the suspect being arrested, a gun being recovered and a female passenger being taken to the hospital for minor injuries.

No mention of who he is suspected of killing yet.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/crime/homicide-suspect-crashes-car-during-milwaukee-police-chase-b99220411z1-248984041.html