the police officer had wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior extremely disappointed in the district attorneys decision not to charge officer joseph mensah. they say they'll continue to fight... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. milwaukee firefighters busy battling at least two fires overnight. this one reported near 11th and wright. you can see flames coming from the home. there were no reports of any injuries. we're expecting to get morning. and a few hours later.... another fire reported on the northwest side... you can see smoke pouring from the home near 83rd and acacia. the red cross was at the scene offering any assis

the police officer had wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior extremely disappointed in the district attorneys decision not to charge officer they say they'll continue to fight... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. you can watch the entire dash camera video of the anderson com and the fox6 news mobile app. we've also posted the news conferences. just find this story on our home page. marquette police investigating an armed robbery near campus last night. we're told a suspect entered a business on wells and implied he had a weapon and demanded money from the register. the suspect then took off. the

see on this short video were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. investigators say officer mensah was patrolling madison park after it had closed officer mensah approached jay the officer noticed a semi-automatic firearm on the passenger seat. after viewing the gun, the officer took out his firearm and ordered anderson to put his hands in the air. anderson, meanwhile, allegedly lowered his arm toward the gun at least three times. officer mensah then fired his gun, shooting anderson. " i have watched that video at least 20 times and i was able to watch it in slow in motion forwards backwards frame by frame, i could take as much time as i needed. the police officer had less than one second wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news the family of jay anderson junior is extremely district attorneys decision not to charge

the police officer had wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. live in tosa dc fox6 news junior... expressing extreme disappointment in the district attorney's decision to not charge the officer. the family held a press conference with attorney john safran yesterday. kim has more details in the newsroom. the family maintains the investigation into the officer-involved shooting has not been transparent. the family says the dash camera video from the june incident is not clear... as police maintain anderson reached for a gun. family members say they'll by himself he didnt harm nobody. and its just so unfair i have two kids by him that will never know him 6:08" attorney safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. the entire dash camera video of the officer-involved shooting is on our website... fox6 n we've also p

the police officer had less than one second to make the decision" wauwatosa police chief barry weber says officer mensah underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. as for anderson-- an autopsy shows he was intoxicated and also revealed marijuana in his system. the family of jay anderson junior is extremely disappointed in the district attorney's decision not to charge officer joseph mensah. they say they'll continue to fight. "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil rights charges the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." attorney jon safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil rights charges against already contacted the u-s attorney's office to investigate. you can watch the entire dash camera video of the anderson shooting on our website-- fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news mobile app. we've also posted the news conferences. just find this story on our home pag

were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. bw 'the park closes at 10 oclock, if there are vehicles in there after hours, officers are supposed to investigate to see whats going on.' weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat. bw 'that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the

wauwatosa police chief barry weber says the officer underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. weber says... the officer has also received death threats since the shooting took place. he says... the officer was clearly in a dangerous situation. when he investigated he observed a semi automatic handgun on the park. that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammo plus one in the chamber. the officer requested backup on radio and said subject involved with at park had a gun. andersons dna was found on the gun. an autopsy indicates anderson had marijuana in his system. reporting live in tosa, bl, fox6 news. jay anderson's family and attorney expressing extreme disappointment in the justice system. fox 6's brittany shannon live from downtown with their reaction to the district attorney's decision. jay anderson's family learned earlier today the wauwatosa officer that shot and killed him, will not face charges. as you can imagine, extreme disappointment and sadness from family the family says their meeting with district attorney john chisholm was resch

by what we see on this so were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. bw 'the park closes at 10 oclock, if there are vehicles in there after hours, officers are supposed to investigate to see whats going on.' weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat. bw 'that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber.' mensah called for madison park who has a firearm.' bw 'on several occasions, the subject started to lower his right arm toward the space where the gun was located.' mensah says he was fearful anderson might grab the gun... and shot anderson six times. immediately after the shots were fired, mensah remotely activated the camera in his squad, which retroactively records 20 seconds prior to hitting the button. 'ive got a 30 some year-old male, black whos not breathing at this time.' bl 'are body cameras something that tosa pd is considering?' bw 'w

wauwatosa police chief barry weber says the officer underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. weber says... the officer has also received death threats since the shooting took place. he says... the officer was clearly in a dangerous situation. when he investigated he observed a semi automatic handgun on the

were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. the does not have body cameras. but the shooting was recorded because immediately after the shots were fired, officer mensah remotely activated the camera in his squad, which retroactively records 20 seconds prior to hitting the button. chief weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car on june 23rd. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat it was a ruger 9 mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber. mensah called for backup...anderson allegedly 'on several occasions, the subject started to lower his right while leaning toward the front passenger seat where the gun was located, on each occasion the officer directed verbal commands to the subject instructing him to not reach for the weapon and keep his hands up.' chief weber says officer mensah has received death threats since the shooting took place. at six -- shooting officer mensah has been involved with. live in wauwato

were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. bw 'the park closes at 10 oclock, if there are vehicles in there after hours, officers are supposed to investigate to see whats going on.' weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, car. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat. bw 'that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber.' mensah called for backup... '305 is out with a subject in madison park who has a firearm.' bw 'on several occasions, the subject started to lower his right arm toward the space where the gun was located.' mensah says he was fearful anderson might grab the gun... and shot mensah remotely activated the camera in his squad, which retroactively records 20 seconds prior to hitting the button. 'ive got a 30 some year-old male, black whos not breathing at this time.' bl 'are body cameras something that tosa pd is considering?' bw 'were in the testing phase of body cameras.' weber says mensah r

marijuana in his system...and was in possession of 12.41 grams of marijunana.wauwatosa police chief barry weber says though it was justified, the shooting is a tragedy for everyone involved.03;12;49 for anyone to lose any family member in any incident is horrible. it's hard on the police department, it's hard on the family the officer involved will tu know exactly when but the chief says it will probably be before the internal investigation concludes. anderson's family disapointed and is now hoping for a new inv. investigation.cbs 58's amanda porterfield just back from sitting down with them in their home..she continues our team coverage in the newsroom..amanda? 3 after hearing no charges - jay anderson's family cried..they were angry..but they promise say the next step is a federal investigation by the department of justice. 3 3 he didn't harm nobody and its just so unfair that i have two kids by him who will never know him. jay anderson's family..emotional at a news conference today after hearing the man who shot him..wont be charged. ((nats))tonight - we sat down with them at their family ho

chief barry weber says though it was justified, the shooting is a tragedy for everyone involved. 03;12;49 for anyone to lose any family member in any incident is horrible. it's hard on the police department, it's hard on the family the officer involved will return to full duty...as you can imagine this was upsetting news for the family of jay anderson. hear from them coming up in our next half hour.live in tosa. kyle aevermann. cbs58 live in tosa. aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 we have each press conference in its entirity on our website--- including the police chief talking about threats to the officer in the case. the dash cam video is also on our website--- see it all at cbs 58 dot com. milwaukee county executive chris abele is not being shy about his thoughts on sheriff clarke... addressing concerns about the jail. jail.yesterday abele said there was a lack of accountabilitys four deaths behind bars including that of a infant..born to an inmate.at issue ..if the trips to new york for talks with the president' elect's team are a distraction..to county business.. "the amount of time the sh

marijuana in his system...and was in possession of 12.41 grams of marijunana.wauwatosa police chief barry weber says though it was justified, the shooting is a tragedy for everyone involved. 03;12;49 for anyone to lose any family member in any incident is horrible. it's hard on the police department, it's hard on the family the officer involved will return to full duty...as you can imagine this was upsetting news for the family of jay anderson. hear from them coming up in our next half hour.live in tosa. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 we have each media conference in its entirity on our website... including the chief talking about threats to the officer in the case. the dash cam video is also on our in dodge county.... the sheriff's office is investigating what they're calling a suspicous death in the city of fox lake. lake.right now, they aren't releasing any information except to say they're looking for a blue 20-16 dodge ram truck.it was last seen in fox lake over the weekend.if you have any information... call the dodge county sheriff's office. milwaukee county executive "chris abele".... is