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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Ringing in the New Year took on a new meaning for one resident in Milwaukee when he took to TikTok to show a troubling tradition thats growing in the city.Gunshots into the air. They do it every year. It happens every year. Everybody knows, if youre from the city, you know that on New Years at midnight, theyre going to be shooting. A Milwaukee content creator who goes by the name Peezyante on a variety of social media platforms put together a TikTok video showcasing the shell casings being made by the dozens as the calendar turned from 2023 to 2024. What Im about to show yall, Im by no means proud of, he said in the TikTok. But
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