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Milwaukee police chief, FPC fights, lawsuits, resignations: A timeline

Email A rape report set off a series of events that brought years of turmoil to the surface Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 6:20 pm UTC Feb. 24, 2021 A leaked police interview set off more than a year of public infighting in Milwaukee, rooted in relationships and controversies going back years. The man police questioned, Kalan Haywood Sr., has repeatedly denied sexual assault allegations and has not been arrested or charged. November 4, 2014: After losing consciousness during a date, a woman identified publicly only as Jane Doe believes the man she’s been seeing, Haywood, drugged her drink and assaulted her. December 15, 2015: Carmen Pitre, executive director of Sojourner Family Peace Center, and Edward Flynn, then Milwaukee police chief, sign a “memorandum of understanding” that says suspects will never be interviewed at Sojourner.

Milwaukee police, Fire and Police Commission, government all connected

Email How players in law enforcement, the Fire and Police Commission and government are connected to each other and to controversial cases A web of dysfunctional relationships has upended Milwaukee s search for a new police chief and could cost taxpayers millions. Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 3:27 pm UTC Feb. 24, 2021 A web of dysfunctional relationships has upended Milwaukee s search for a new police chief and could cost taxpayers millions. Hover over the circles to see each person s role. Hover over the lines to see their relationships to each other. Click and drag characters to move around the network. Jane Doe: Woman who told Milwaukee police Kalan Haywood Sr. raped her  

Milwaukee rape case exposed dysfunction in police, FPC, City Hall

Ashley Luthern and Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 4:34 pm UTC Mar. 9, 2021 Ashley Luthern and Gina Barton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 4:34 pm UTC Mar. 9, 2021 Jane Doe wasn’t the type who forgot to pick up her kids. But on Nov. 4, 2014, her mother got a call from their school: Doe had never arrived.  She wasn’t answering her phone. Around 7 p.m., with panic setting in, a group that included her mother, her best friend and the father of her children showed up at Doe’s house.  Her mom called the Milwaukee police. The others broke a window and forced their way inside.

Police fundraising plan hit snag when potential member accused of rape