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Author: Chris Ahmuty

November: Public must see police shooting videos

November 3, 2016January 23, 2018Chris Ahmuty

Since the beginning of 2015, police in Wisconsin have killed 30 people, according to one media database. In Madison, Neenah, Eau Claire, Wausau, East Troy, Wauwatosa and Milwaukee, officers have used their power to its ultimate extent. These officer-involved killings test the relationships between police officers and the public they are sworn to protect and […]

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