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Kaitie Leising Is 4th Wisconsin Law Enforcement Death Of 2023

Kaitie Leising Is 4th Wisconsin Law Enforcement Death Of 2023
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Law enforcement community responds to trend of line of duty deaths

According to the Wisconsin Professional Police Association, Katie Leising’s death marks the fourth law enforcement killing to occur in Wisconsin in 2023, and is the most the state has lost in a single year since 2000.

Records published Dec 28, 2021 | West Central Tribune

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In record year for St Paul homicides, 35 killed, many in domestic violence or minor disputes

“There’s certainly more guns in the hands of people who shouldn’t be carrying guns and they’re using those guns to solve disputes,” said St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell. “We have more shots-fired than we’ve ever observed in our city and more people injured by gunfire than we’ve ever had in our city.”

In record year for St Paul homicides, 35 killed, many in domestic violence or minor disputes

“There’s certainly more guns in the hands of people who shouldn’t be carrying guns and they’re using those guns to solve disputes,” said St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell. “We have more shots-fired than we’ve ever observed in our city and more people injured by gunfire than we’ve ever had in our city.”

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