Milwaukee Police are investigating a shooting that happened this evening just after 9:00 PM on Milwaukee's South-side.
The victim was a 55 male who appeared to suffer non-life threatening injuries.
No one is in custody and no motives yet for this shooting.
No other details are known at this time.
http://fox6now.com/2014/04/08/police-investigating-shooting-near-14th-and-greenfield-ave/
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Monday, April 7, 2014
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 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
.
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/
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
.
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/
Two people shot, one killed on 24th and Center.
An 18 year old man was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries from a gunshot wound.
No suspects are in custody.
http://fox6now.com/2014/04/08/police-identify-29-year-old-woman-shot-killed-near-24th-center/
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
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.
Milwaukee Police Dept. shoot/injure a mentally ill man who would not drop his gun.
Early Sunday April 6th , a little before 2 a.m. near 15th and Cleveland, the police were called by Luann Will who was afraid of her son. The 32 year old man was in possession of guns, and threatening to harm her and himself. When M.P.D. arrived he was holding a rifling which he refused to put down. Fearing for their safety and the safety of others they fired at him 12 times, hitting him three times.
Luann Will told Fox 6, he was shot "“Twice in the front, and back here in the shoulder. It was just overdone. Why would you have to shoot so many bullets on one person? They didn’t get me and my grandson out of the way before they started shooting,” Will said.
The mother said her son has a history of manic depression and hasn't been taking his medication. She also said that he is not receiving the mental health care that he needs.
The man is being treated for non life threatening injuries. He will be referred to the District Attorney’s Office in the coming days for possible charges.
http://fox6now.com/2014/04/06/man-shot-wounded-in-police-involved-shooting-in-milwaukee/
Friday, April 4, 2014
Milwaukee man shot when he opened his front door.
A 37 year old man was shot as he answered his front door at a home near N. 37th and Wright on Thursday, April 3rd at 11:34 p.m.
The motive is under investigation. No word on a suspect or the man's name and condition other than he was transported to the hospital and treated for his injuries.
source
The motive is under investigation. No word on a suspect or the man's name and condition other than he was transported to the hospital and treated for his injuries.
source
Grandmother of 4 yr. who shot himself pead not guilty in court.
48-year-old Renee Smith pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charge of leaving or storing a loaded firearm near a child.
In court, with an attorney present, Smith spoke only once to say she understood the charge she’s facing. She was given a $1,000 bond and other requirements — including no use or possession of firearms — before leaving court.
Smith refused to answer questions and was clearly upset and wanted the reporters to get out of her face.
There's no word on how the 4 year old is doing except that he survived being shot in the head.
More here...
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Update with video: Milwaukee mother charged with trying to poison her 2 sons.
Family members say there were clear signs that Fallon Thomas was mentally unstable. Child protective services had been called and allegedly did nothing.
More here...
Original story:
"Twenty-six-year-old Fallon Thomas is charged with two counts of attempted first-degree intentional homicide. Prosecutors say Thomas gave 15 pills of her prescription medication to each of her sons, ages 4 and 8, on March 26."
The boy's condition has not been released. More here...
http://fox11online.com/2014/04/02/milwaukee-mother-accused-of-trying-to-poison-sons/
Update: Janitor won't be charged in shooting death of 2 teens.
Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm has said that there will be no charges filed against a Milwaukee janitor who killed two teenagers. James Bell, 19 and Anmarie Miller, 17
"The D.A.'s office reviewed the police investigation, interviewed witnesses and viewed witness cellphone video before concluding that Rossetto shot the teens in self-defense.
The district attorney's office determined that at one point Bell grabbed Rossetto from behind and pulled him onto the stairs, while (a 20 year old man) (Clarence) Alls punched the janitor at least once and Miller repeatedly hit Rossetto with a small, souvenir baseball bat.
Rossetto drew his gun and shot Miller in the chest as she was hitting him. Seconds later, he shot Bell, who had him in a chokehold."
Charges are still under review for Clarence Alls.
"The D.A.'s office reviewed the police investigation, interviewed witnesses and viewed witness cellphone video before concluding that Rossetto shot the teens in self-defense.
The district attorney's office determined that at one point Bell grabbed Rossetto from behind and pulled him onto the stairs, while (a 20 year old man) (Clarence) Alls punched the janitor at least once and Miller repeatedly hit Rossetto with a small, souvenir baseball bat.
Rossetto drew his gun and shot Miller in the chest as she was hitting him. Seconds later, he shot Bell, who had him in a chokehold."
Charges are still under review for Clarence Alls.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Update: Grandmother charged in accidental shooting of her 4 year old grandchild.
48-year-old Renee Smith of Milwaukee has been charged with one count of leaving/storing a loaded firearm near a child — a misdemeanor.
The 4 year old, who was in his grandmothers care at the time of the shooting, is in grave condition, but improving.
Police say the grandmother was watching t.v and the 4 year old and 3 other kids were in the room with her. The four year old and 2 other kids were playing with cars. Suddenly all the kids "popped up" then they sat back down. Then there was a "loud bang" and 2 of the 3 kids "popped up" again.
It is unclear if the grandmother was either keeping a gun for someone else or bought the gun for protection. Smith was in possession of the gun, which she kept in a shoebox under the bed, for about 3 weeks. Police spoke with a man who said he sold her the gun six to 8 months ago with 5 bullets in it, for $300.00.
If convicted Smith could face a maximum of nine months in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.
Full story here...
Original story:
A four your old boy, who was mistakenly reported as dead, after being shot near 45th and locust on Milwaukee's North-side is now listed in critical condition.
Police believe that a group of children were playing with the gun and that the shooting was accidental.
“I don’t know if you know the family or say prayers for the family, but I’m sure they would appreciate it at this point,” Jutiki Jackson with MPD said.
http://fox6now.com/2014/03/19/milwaukee-police-investigate-shooting-near-45th-locust/
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