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OAK CREEK 鈥?A memorial honoring the life of an off-duty Milwaukee Police Officer killed in a drunk driving crash in December was removed earlier this week after neighborhood complaints.Officer Jimmy Nowak died after a crash on Decembe
stanley flask r 3 near Pennsylvania Avenue and Oak Street. He later died at the hospital and a memorial quickly went up near the intersection.It had originally sat on the southeast corner of the intersection. It was on an island on the frontage road, allowing friends and family an easier place to park and pay their respects. Earlier this week, the South Milwaukee Police Dep
stanley quencher artment removed the memorial, citing complaints from neighbors. It is a tragic event for the family and the law enforcement community but citizens from the neighborhood complained about t
stanley cup he memorial on the public right of way so we had to remove it, Chief William Jessup of the South Milwaukee Police Department said in a statement.Nowaks widow, Julia, posted about her issues in getting information about the removal of the memorial. She says the officers she spoke to were rude to her and dismissive when she looked for more information.She called the memorial, really the only living piece of Jimmy we have left that people can physically visit, grieve and pray at. Julia felt disrespected by the departments lack of empathy for her situation. The South Milwaukee Police Department removed the memorial and kept the contents for safekeeping. Julia has since picked up those belongings and created a Amtf Mariah Carey braces for possible legal battle over Queen of Christmas trademark
CHICAGO, IL 鈥?The fatal shooting of a 42-year-old Black man driving away from police in North Carolina has sparked renewed debate over whats known as the fleeing felon doctrine.Two weeks ago, Andrew Brown Jr., who started driving away from sheriffs deputies in North Charleston was shot dead.Police say they were trying to execute an arres
stanley website t warrant on felony drug charges when he allegedly fled. There are so many circumstances where officers fire at or into a moving vehicle and it s just not a good idea, said Sharon Fairley, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School.Fairley, who is a former federal prosecutor, says the use of deadly force against fleeing suspects was ground
stanley cup ed in old common law, customs rather than state statutes. There is still no federal lethal-force law. In the olden days, most felonies--there were fewer felony offenses, and most of them were punishable by death, said Fairley. Centuries later, it s not OK, right Because most felonies are not punishable by death. Fairley, who created Chicagos Civilian Office of Police Accountability, says most law enforcement experts agree that shooting at a moving vehicle is not an effective or safe way to stop someone whos fleeing.Chicago police policy prohibits shooting into a moving vehicle. However, during a police pursuit in 2016, officers opened fire on an
stanley spain unarmed 18-year-old man, Paul O Neal. Another group of responding police officers claimed to have thought the shots came from O Neal himself. Amidst the
