MCSO: 2 arrested, ages 15 and 17, in connection to Washington Park homicide
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Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office investigating Washington Park death, asking for public’s help MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) The Milwaukee County Sheriff s Office has taken two subjects into custody in connection to a homicide that occurred in Washington Park on Sept. 16, 2020.
Ee Lee, the 36-year-old victim, was found unresponsive in the park with severe injuries.
She was taken to the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center for treatment and died on Sept. 19.
On Friday, Feb. 5, detectives took a 17-year-old male and 15-year-old male, both from Milwaukee, into custody.
They are being held pending a review by the Milwaukee County District Attorney s Office.
Sheriff: 2 boys arrested in connection to fatal Milwaukee beating
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MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee County Sheriff s Office on Friday, Feb. 5 announced that two boys have been taken into custody in connection to the 2020 assault and homicide of a woman in Washington Park.
The boys, ages 17 and 15, were wanted in connection to the death of 36-year-old Ee Lee.
In January, FOX6 News learned that investigators sought 10 or more teens in connection to Lee s death. Investigators said Lee was beaten near a tree, broke free and ran toward the Washington Park pond where the assault continued.
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