Franklin man dead in Greendale crash near 68th and Loomis
Greendale police say a Franklin man died after a two-vehicle crash around 5:19 p.m.
Both drivers were men from Franklin.
The crash is being investigated by the Greendale Police Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, and Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office. Franklin Police Department, as well as Greendale, Greenfield, Franklin, and Milwaukee Fire Departments assisted with the crash.
If you have any information pertaining to this investigation, please contact the Greendale Police Department at (414) 423-2121. Share this article:
A local law enforcement task force focused on violent crime debuted its first dedicated workspace within the Milwaukee Police Department’s downtown offices Friday.
After a historically violent 2020, in which Milwaukee broke its previous homicide record by about 15%, local law enforcement officials are hopeful the new office space will streamline multi-agency investigations into homicides, shootings, carjackings, bank robberies and violent robberies in general.
“There will be an increase in collective effort and communication,” Acting Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman said. “As a former detective, I understand that the power of working together… creates greater impact. The power of having different experiences, different resources I’m looking forward to a great impact from that.”
Infant dies from blunt force trauma, Milwaukee man arrested
By Kasey Chronis and FOX6 News Digital Team
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Milwaukee infant death ruled homicide; man arrested
The man arrested in connection with this case is expected to be charged in the coming days. Meantime, local advocates who work day and night to prevent violence against children are speaking out.
MILWAUKEE - A 2-month-old child was killed on Monday, April 26 near 29th Street and St. Paul Avenue; a 20-year-old Milwaukee man is behind bars in connection with the infant s death. Milwaukee police have ruled this a homicide.
As of Wednesday night, April 28, the man arrested in connection with this case had not been charged but is expected to be in the coming days. Meantime, local advocates who work day and night to prevent violence against children are speaking out.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
When you walk into Johnny Hall’s home on Milwaukee’s north side, you’ll quickly notice a wall with about two dozen taped-up photographs of his loved ones.
He grabs at a couple in particular, showing his sister, Teresa Thomas, and her teenage children, Tiera Agee and Demetrius Thomas.
“On days like now, I’d be over there,” Hall said on a recent, sunny Friday evening. “My sister would be cooking.”
The five victims were shot and killed inside the home they shared with the suspect along the 2800 block of North 12th Street, in the North Division neighborhood, on the Milwaukee’s north side. It was the second mass shooting Milwaukee experienced during a historically violent 2020, just two months after five people were shot and killed at the Molson Coors complex.