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Help us honor our fallen fellow officers.The public is invited to attend:

The Greater Milwaukee Law Enforcement Memorial

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Time: 12:15PM

Location: MacArthur Square

749 West State Street

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Suspect Shot after Foot Chase with Officer
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee Police Officer shot a suspect who reached into his waistband during a foot pursuit with officers late Friday, May 9, 2008.
The incident occurred at 11:51 p.m. in a gangway in the 3000 block of N. 28th Street. Milwaukee Police Officers were responding to the area of N. 28th & W. Burleigh Sts. for a report of shots being fired in the neighborhood. When officers arrived, they saw about 20 men preparing to fight in the parking lot of a gas station at N. 27th and W. Burleigh Sts.
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Milwaukee Police Special Unit Searches For Criminals

MILWAUKEE -- With five shootings overnight on Monday and up to 19 killings this year, the Milwaukee Police Department’s Warrant Squad is searching for some ... [more from WISN]

Off-Duty Police Sergeant Foils Robbery
“I identified myself as a Milwaukee police officer, but its always a concern in plain clothes and a small badge on, but I was yelling it so loud multiple ... [more from TMJ4]
Milwaukee Law Enforcement Releases Report To Decrease Crime
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn and Sheriff David Clarke and others joined together to release a new report on children and crime. ... [more from WISN]

Police Share Results, Ask For Neighborhood Feedback

Community meeting for residents and businesses to hear results and give feedback on the Walker’s Point/Walker Square Policing Plan. Click to View News Release # 08-21

- Recent News Releases

> Milwaukee Police Announce District 4 Policing Plan

> MPD Announce Plan for Downtown area of District 1

> Citizen Police Academy Offer Unique Look at MPD - # 08-15

> Latin Kings Gang House Shut Down - # 08-14

> MPD Launches Plan for Sherman Park Area

> MPD Announce District 7 Plan For Sherman Park Area

- View 2008 News Release Archive

Milwaukee Police Launches YouTube Web Page

The Milwaukee Police Department launches its own YouTube Web page in an effort to provide citizens with informative videos produced by the Department as well as other news sources. Selected videos will range from public service announcements, interviews, safety tips to surveillance videos used to help identify criminals. Simply bookmark our new Webpage to keep up with the latest police-related broadcast video news and trends.

To visit our YouTube page go to: www.youtube.com/milwaukeepolice

Help Solve our Cold Case

The Milwaukee Police Department needs your assistance in solving these unsolved Cold Cases. If you have information that might be useful, please call the Milwaukee Police Department anytime day or night at 414-933-4444

Shining light on cold cases

The Milwaukee Police Department's revamped cold case unit is applying new forensic technology to long-unsolved homicides. - More from JS Online

	Applications for Police Officer are currently being accepted. This is a continuous recruitment. Dates have not yet been scheduled for the written test administration in 2008. Click here for application forms and information. for application forms.
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Applications for Police Aide are now being accepted. Police Aide is a paid internship program for high-school graduates ages 17 to 19, leading to a career as a Police Officer. You MUST have Adobe Reader installed on your computer to see the information material. Download Adobe Reader free at the Adobe web site. Click here for Police Aide information and application forms. for Police Aide information and application forms.