the officers and burnley were thrown on the ground. according to the criminal complaint, surveillance video showed burnley on his stomach, face down and officer devon kraemer firing one shot into his back. officer kraemer later told investigator she could not see burnley's left arm and felt threatened. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee area police officer has been ch citizen. 31:51 he realizes many individuals in these kinds of case do not receive that kind of justice. he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held accountable. because of this shooting burnley lost part of his lung, has

burnley was not armed. he is not facing any criminal officer kraemer has been with the police department for 5-years. she is on paid administrative leave from the police department. brown deer's police chief released this statement, saying, as with any officer-involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility. we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system. officer kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday. il story when she heads to court. look for our coverage and get updates on the free wisn 12 news mobile app and our new website at wisn.com. later today, police departments across wisconsin will accept your unused and expired prescription medications. it's part of a statewide effort to prevent drug overdoses. the medical examiner reports milwaukee county is on pace to see 320 overdose deaths this year. the event today will allow you to drop off prescription a

burnley never faced charges stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of the criminal charge, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ash kass released a statement on the shooting, saying: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." heads up drivers -- a crash causing major delays on i-94 eastbound at brookfield road. this is a live look -- the right lane is closed. state patrol says a we'll keep you updated as this develops. the brother of a man killed by a milwaukee police officer says that officer should be facing charges -- in addition to the ones that have already landed him in jail. dominique heaggan-brown is accused of sexual assault with one alleged attack happening the night after his use of deadly force. a.j

burnley never faced charges stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of aggravated battery, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- saying quote: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." an update to the traffic situation we told you about at nine. the crash on interstate 94 in waukesha county has is now cleared. this is video from earlier -- near brookfield road. state patrol says a driver rolled his vehicle and ended up in a ditch. the family of sylville smith says they believe dominique heaggan-brown's tied to his use of deadly force in august. that shooting, of course, prompted two nights of violent protests. heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith while on duty august 13th. police have sa

this comes seven months after officer devon kraemer old manuel burnley in the back as burnley resisted arrest. julia fello ivoutside the public safety building with walking into court, you can hear how intense this moment is for 27-year-old officer devon kraemer. walking into court, you can hear howintense this moment is for 27-year-old officer devon kraemer.: "just keep a straight face.""okay."21and she di just steps before she walked past our camera.officer kraemer is there anything you wanna say? she only let her voice be heard in court. do penalts if your convicted of this offense? "yes m'am." kraemer is the first milwaukee- area officer in a decade, to be charged for intentionally shooti a citen.?5?5the march 14th incident started on a milwaukee county bus, when 26-year-old manuel burnley junior became upset over the fare. when kraemer and another brown deer officer arrived on scene, the verbal altercation ended outside the bus on the ground."...she was unable to gain control of burnley's left arm, and she drew her firearm, and pressed it against burnley's back...""...drew it back

documents show officer kraemer escorted burnley off the bus ... where he continued to resist arreth told investigators she was unable to control burnley and shot him while he was on the ground as she feared for her safety and that of her partner. burnley's attorney said his client lost part of his lung, had several fractured ribs and still carries a bullet in his torso. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a news conference with the victim's attorney is expected to start in about 15 minutes. in the newsroom, brown deer police released this statement: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility. we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny wihin the justice system." also today on live at 4 ... remembering one of wisconsin deadliest mass shootings.a survivor's account four years after the azana salon shooting. it was four years ago today that a gunman killed people and injured several more at the azana salon and

striking burnley in the back. she told police she shot burnley because she feared for her safety the criminal complaint says an expert in police defense says this was not a reasonable fear. "the officers were in the process of handcuffing him behind his back. at that time, officer kraemer drew her service weapon and without any warning or reasonable explanation shot mr. burnley once in the upper middle part of his back. mr. burnley is lucky to be alive from being shot. attorney for the man shot, jonathon safran, says this is the first time criminal charges have come down against a local officer in a police involved shooting since 2006. burnley's lawyer says he still suffers from physical and emotional injuries and has difficulty getting treatment. online reports show officer kraemer worked her way up from dispatcher to patrol officer... and had been on the job five years. the victim, manuel burnley a lung removed. his lawyer says he still suffers from physical and emotional ?damage. live in the newsroom myra sanch

the complaint says they eventually got burnley face down onto the ground and she shot burnley in the upper back. safran says his client does not want to speak publicly, but is relieved tonight. >> he believes there is some accountability and he realizes that there are many individuals in these types of cases that have not received that type of justice and accountability. >> safran revealed that his client told him after he was shot, the male officer called him a racial slur. safran says burnley has permanent damage to his body, he had to have part of a lung removed. he has also not been able to work since it happened. we are live in milwaukee,

burnley wasn't armed. he was hospitalized for nearly two weeks and lost part of his lung. the bullet remains lodged in his chest, and he's been physically unable to return to his jobs. several brown deer police officers were in court today supporting kraemer, who remains on administrative leave with pay. she didnt't comment, and in court only spoke when she agreed that she understood the proceedings. kraemer remains free on a if convicted she could face up , to 20 years in prison. if she is convicted, she can no longer work as a police officer because convicted felons can't have firearms. in brown deer, nick bohr, wisn 12 news. joyce: the family of a man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer is demanding transparency in the investigation. this past weekend marked four months since jay anderson was shot and killed in madison park. the state has wrapped up its investigation. attorney to decide whether criminal charges should be filed against the officer. anderson's family held a news conference this afternoon, calling for the name of the officer to be released, along

documents show officer kraemer escorted burnley off the bus ... where he continued to resist arreth told investigators she was unable to control burnley and shot him while he was on the ground as she feared for her safety and that of her partner. burnley's attorney said his client lost part of his lung, had several fractured ribs and still carries a bullet in his torso. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a news conference with the victim's attorney is expected to start in about 15 minutes. in the newsroom,

burnley in the back. she told police she shot burnley because she feared for her safety the criminal complaint says an expert in police defense says this was not a reasonable fear. "the officers were in the process of handcuffing him behind his back. at that time, officer kraemer drew her service weapon and without any warning or reasonable explanation shot mr. burnley once in the upper middle part of his back. mr. burnley is lucky to be alive from being shot. attorney for the man shot, jonathon safran, says this is the first time criminal charges have come down against a local officer in a police involved shooting since 2006. burnley's lawyer says he still suffers from physical and emotional injuries and has difficulty getting treatment. online reports show officer kraemer worked her way up from dispatcher to patrol officer... and had been on the job five years. the victim, manuel burnley

attorney jon safran speaks for his client manuel burnley jr. a man shot and injured by officer kraemer in march. 31:5 individuals in these kinds of case do not receive that kind of justice. it all began with a confrontation on a milwaukee county bus. the driver waived down two brown deer police officers. according to a criminal complaint, the two pulled burnley from the bus. they tried cuffing him, but he resisted...burnley and the officers fell to the ground. surveillance shows burnley face down on his stomach, unarmed as officer kraemer fires one shot into his back. she later told investigators she could not see his left arm and burnley was hospitalized for 12 days and lost part of his lung and still has the bullet lodged in his body. 28:17 mr. burnley is lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot. safran and his client now wait-- as this case moves through the criminal justice system-- 32:03 he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held a

the officers and burnley were thrown on the ground. according to the criminal complaint, surveillance video showed burnley on his stomach, face down and officer devon kraemer firing one shot into his back. officer kraemer later told investigator she could not see burnley's left arm and felt threatened. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee area police officer has been ch citizen. 31:51 he realizes many individuals in these kinds of case do not receive that kind of justice. he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held accountable. because of this shooting burnley lost part of his lung, has in his body. he never faced any charges stemming from this incident. meantime officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. live downtown, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ashley brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- saying quote: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized t

they tried cuffing him, but he resisted...burnley and the officers fell shows burnley face down on his stomach, unarmed as officer kraemer fires one shot into his back. she later told investigators she could not see his left arm and feared for her safety. safran says burnley was hospitalized for 12 days and lost part of his lung and still has the bullet lodged in his body. 28:17 mr. burnley is lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot. safran and his client now wait-- 32:03 he believes this is the right result and he is looking forward to provide any further information and for this officer to be held accountable. burnley never faced charges stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of the criminal charge, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- sa "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility... ....we fully

quote she was unable to gain "she was unable to gain control of burnley's left arm and she against burnley's back." safran says after burnley was shot, the male officer yelled a racial slur. >> when he asked the officers what happened, the officer in his words, my clients words we , shot you and used the n-word. >> burnley was never armed. he will not be facing any criminal charges. it took the district attorney's office seven months to issue these charges, safran says that's too long. patrick: brown deer's police chief released a statement saying, "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility. we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." you can find more to this story and get updates on the 12 news app, and our new website on wisn.com. joyce: a warning to parents and students at homestead high high school at least 10 , confirmed cases of hand foot and mouth disease in the last us live. and ben, you just spoke to a doctor about how to prevent

burnley survived. but his attorney is saying a bullet is lodged in his body and had part of this lung removed. burnley is relieved with the prosecutor's decision. >> he believes the is some accountability. he realizes that many individuals in the kind of cases have not received that kind of justice. thema: wisn 12 news has learned the brown deer officer is expected to make her first appearance in court next wednesday. she officer kraemer has been on paid administrative 11 since the march shooting and been with the police department for five years. later today you can join the conversation about crime and safety in milwaukee. this morning the public safety committee is inviting the public to share their thoughts on the new action plan that was released back in august and calls for more police officers and expand could tension facilities. neighboring can give their this morning a huge cyberattack effecting millions of internet users. hackers from russia and china are now claiming possibility for shutting

, and after an argument put burnley on the ground,the criminal complaint says a video shows burnley rolled over onto his stomach in a short time later single gun shot was fired.according to the criminal complaint... officer devohn kramer is being charged with aggravated aggravated battery use of a dangerous weapon, and she told investigators and she couldn't get control of burleys arm... back... and pull the back a little bit to make sure it didn't misfire, before shooting burley once in his back. 16:23:33- he was face down on the ground and the two police officers were in the process of handcuffing him at that time officer kramer drew her service weapon and without any warning or explanation shot in the back, lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot 23:51 23:51 burnley lost part of his lung due to the surgery. today, safron says he is slowly returning back to normal. we'll have more on this story coming up on cbs 58 news at 10... live in downtown milwaukee david aids cbs 58 news 3 the brown deer police chief decision to file a felony charge -- saying we fully unders

the complaint says they eventually got burnley face down onto the ground and she shot burnley in the upper back. safran says his client does not want to speak publicly, but is relieved tonight. >> he believes there is some accountability and he realizes that there are many individuals in these types of cases that have not received that type of justice and accountability. >> safran revealed that his client told him after he was shot, the male officer called him a racial slur. safran says burnley has permanent damage to his body, he had to have part of a lung removed. he has also not been able to work since it happened. we are live in milwaukee, face. known only as kim, she didn't want her face shown, but became very emotional when talking about the shooting. >> she had me on the ground. >> so here's what's next. officer devon kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday to face the charges. meanwhile, she remains on paid administrative leave from the police department. joyce: new concerns tonight about the growing number of prescription drug deaths in wisconsin

burnley's lawyer says burnley lost part of a lung and hasn't been able to work. >> >> he believes there is some accountability and he realizes that there are many individuals in these types of cases that have not received that type of justice and accountability. joyce: officer kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday. she is on paid administrative leave from the police two minneapolis police officers will not be disciplined for the 2015 shooting death of an african-american man. jamar clark was killed last after police say he reached for november an officer's gun. others say clark was handcuffed, and not resisting arrest. the shooting led to days of protest, including this one inside mall of america. patrick: turning now to whether, from the 30's to the mark, the 60's, weekend brings a nice warm-up. mark: it degrees, but it will not stay there. cooler than average, very few of those all fall. as the coldest temperatures so far this evening. we warm-up tomorrow to 58. 61 madison. 60 and lacrosse. on sunday, better, 65 milwaukee. almost 70 and rockford. 68 chic

she shot burnley when she couldn't get control of him and feared for her life. burnley's lawyer said his client is suffering permanent injuries from that shooting. >> he wants this process to be over, and i think he wants to get some kind of closure. but, he is quite -- i wouldn't say happy, but at least relieved to the point where he believes that there's some accountability. >> officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave, she'll appear in court nt reporting live downtown, coreen zell, today's tmj4. >> coreen, thanks. >>> the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith is still behind bars tonight. >> jails on sexual assault charges unrelated to the smith case. eric ross spoke with the attorney representing smith's family, he's now live downtown. eric, what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening, attorney david owens says this is a step in the right direction towards holding officers more

they pulled manuel burnley junior off the bus and tried to handcuff him. complaint, surveillance video showed burnley on his stomach, face down and officer kraemer firing one shot into his back. the officer later told investigator she could not see burnley's left arm and felt threatened. burnley lost part of his lung, has fractured rib fragments and the bullet remains in his body. he never faced any charges stemming from this incident. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee area police officer has game one of the world series is in the book and the chapter is all about the indians. cleveland pitcher corey kluber became the first pitcher in world series history games to strikeout 8 batters in a game in the first 3 innings. the cubs had no chance! 9 strikeouts over 6 scoreless innings. roberto perez smoked two home runs..collected 4 rbi. 6-nothing! and there's a big change for tonight's world' series game two. coverage starts an hour earlier-- because of rain in the forecast in cleveland.

police pulled burnley off a county bus after a disruption. now the officer shot him while , he was face down on the ground. burnley's lawyer says his client lost part of a lung, and hasn't been able to work. sheldon: , hillary clinton's daughter, chelsea, is coming back to wisconsin this week. the former first daughter will be in la crosse, stevens point and madison, on tuesday to encourage people to vote early. this will be her third trip to wisconsin in less than a month. governor scott walker is also encouraging people to vote early. he and senator ron johnson are wrapping up a one-day, statewide campaign swing. they visited gop field offices across the state. their final stop is tonight in waukesha. to focus on helping johnson in the final days of the race. adrienne: and as election day gets closer, some important deadlines to remember. to get an absentee ballot delivered to your home, the deadline for your request at your municipal clerks office is thursday, november 3. election day is now just more than two weeks away. tuesday, november

kraemer says she tried to restrain burnley and wound up shooting him. milwaukee county official ntinue to weigh-in on whether to institute a 60-dollar per vehicle wheel tax. it's part of chris abele's budget proposal.the wheel tax - if enacted - would generate7 million dollars in revenue each year. that money would be used for and bridges. county board chairman theo lipscomb is holding a meetg tonight to take public inpuit's at six earlietomp te offromhe wewashgton d-c.to open s meanwhile, hillary clinton continuing to campaign oher 69rthday.g in t the latest - we have stephan thompson a gop strategist and or governwalker decrtaic strategist and former state communications director f enes healthcare costs in the hot seat - premiums going up on sign up for the affordable health care or obamacare - demcorats says the program needs tweeking. republicans have been saying repeal and replace since the law went into place. trump: deductibles are so high you can't use it, you'll never get to use it. job killing obamacare is just one more way me."clinton:that's

charged with aggravated battery in the march shooting of manuel burnley. he was a passenger on a county transit bus in march when police removed him for being unruly. investigators say there was a scuffle and officer kraemer shot burnley in the back. burnley was seriously hurt. kraemer was released without bail. she's due back in court next month. coming up tonight at 6:00, the show of support in court for the brown deer police officer. the family of man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police video of the incident to be released. within the hour, jay anderson's family held a news conference, demanding transparency in the investigation. hey say it's been four months since anderson's death in madison park and they want the , officer's dash cam video released and the name of the officer-involved in the shooting to be made public. they say he should face charges. >> i seen the video. he did nothing to cause that officer to like he did. patrick: the state has wrapped up its investigation into the shooting. it is up to the district attorney now to determine wheth

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the criminal complaint states surveillance video shows burnley on the ground -- on his stomach... then a single gun shot was 16:23:33- he was face down on the ground and the two police officers were in the process of handcuffing him at that time officer kramer drew her service weapon and without any warning or explanation shot in the back, lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot 23:51 23:51 burnley survived.. but is missing part of his lung from surgery complications.officer kramer told investigators she couldn't get control of burns for her safety -- she put the gun to his back -- pulled it back to make sure it didn't misfire, then shot him. 3 the brown deer police chief sent us this statement -- saying "we fully understand and accept the need for this high level scrunity within the criminal justice system." officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave and is due in court next week. week.this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee-area police officer has been charged for intentionally new details about the moments before that officer involved shootin

they pulled manuel burnley junior off the bus and tried to handcuff him. according to the criminal complaint, surveillance video showed burnley on his stomach, face down and officer kraemer firing one shot into his back. the officer later told investigator she could not see burnley's left arm and felt threatened. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the first time in a been charged for shooting a citizen. the chicago cubs hoping to get back on track after losing game one of the world series. angelica is here with a recap. cleveland's pitcher set a record last night -- striking out eight batters in three innings. corey kluber was on fire. he finished with nine strikeouts in six shutout innings...only giving up four hits. as for the cubs starter jon lester -- he didn't fair so well...walking several batters..and even hitting one as r lester -- he didn't fair so well...walking several batters..and even hitting one when bases were loaded. the final score cleveland - six...chicago - zero. "e just attacked hitters. we got ahead o

burnley was on the the ground on his stomach at the time. he now suffers from permanent go back to work. suspended milwaukee police officer -- dominique haeggen brown -- remains behind bars tonight. he faces more than 80 years for the alleged rape of two men and soliciting sex from two others. the dodge county sheriff's office took part in a mass-casualty drill today in watertown.they sent us these photos.several other local agencies participated in the drill .. including jefferson time to get a first look at our weather this evening. turned out to be a great day! meteorologist scott steele is here with the storm team forecast: high pressure to our south has helped scour out the clouds as a very dry air mass remains in place across our region. meantime, southwesterly breezes have boosted our temperatures to near 60 degrees today with mid 60s expected tomorrow. that may be the warmest readings we see for some time as a cold front approaches the boundary will approach by late sunday boosting our cloud cover a bit, though with such arid air in

. >> the march 14th incident started on b a when 26-year-old manuel burnley junior became upsetr the fare. when cramer and another brown deer officer we waived down by a bus driver, the verbal altercation ended outside the bus on the ground. kraer told detectives she feared for safety and that of she shot burnley once in the back. >> he was shot pretty much in the i helpper part of his back and the bullet came out his chest area, would have come through his lung, fractured a rib. >> this means she has to pay only if she misses court. most of us would be arrested rightway, and put into jail. that's not happening wit >> reporter: deputies took officer kraemer and her attorney through a side door once she left, so we weren't able to ask her further questions. reportg live outside eighth and state, julia fello, today's tmj4. s julia. >> charles: a west bend man faces seven felony charges for a stand off with police last week. according to the criminal complaint, cody pointed a gun at officers outside a home on october 16th. he phe trigger but the sentenced to more than 80 yea in prison.

she shot burnley when she couldn't get control of him and feared for her life. burnley's lawyer said his client is suffering permanent injuries from that shooting. >> he wants this process to be over, and i think he wants to get some kind of closure. but, he is quite -- i wouldn't say happy, but at least relieved to the point where he believes that there's some accountability. >> officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave, she'll appear in court nt reporting live downtown, coreen zell, today's tmj4. >> coreen, thanks. >>> the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith is still behind bars tonight. >> jails on sexual assault charges unrelated to the smith case. eric ross spoke with the attorney representing smith's family, he's now live downtown. eric, what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening, attorney david owens says this is a step in the right direction towards holding officers more attorney makes his announcement. dominic heaggan-brown faces 80 years for the rape of two men as well as soliciting sex from two other people. and a

burnley survived but needed several surgeries. the milwaukee police department did the investigation that led to the charges. wednesday kraemer signed a five thousand dollar signature bond next court date november third. kraemer is on administrative leave. she faces more than fifteen years in prison if convicted. live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news thanks a milwaukee family is hoping to see similar charges brought against a wauwatosa police officer. jay anderson was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer in june. his family held a new conference this afternoon with a list of fox 6's ashley sears explains. it's been hard. it's been really hard. after four months-- the family of jay anderson jr says they are tired of waiting. we need all of this information to come out. they demand answers at a news conference wednesday. we're here to demand justice. jay anderson, jr. was a father...son...a nephew...a fiance. anderson was june. wauwatosa police say he had a gun and they thought he was reaching for it. his parents and su

the officer later told investigators she could not see burnley's left arm-- and felt threatened. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a troubled nightclub on milwaukees north side is closed... for good. the owner has surrendered its alcohol and entertainment licenses . fox6s bret lemoine has reaction to the news. restaurant. according to milwaukee common council president ashanti hamilton, owners voluntarily surrendered their alcohol and entertainment licenses on monday. 'licenses to operate an establishment in the city of milwaukee are a privilege, and my goal is to maintain balance and cohesiveness by ensuring that businesses abide by very clear standards of safety, health, and order in the neighborhood,' hamilton told us in a statement. patrons had one last dance here on sunday night... before the doors closed for good. the move came at the urg clubs rocky history. the club was stripped of its license in 2013 because of violence - including a shooting that injured a guard. under new ownership, an age restriction was added - only allowing those 25 and o

officer devon kraemer shot 26-year-old manuel burnley last police kicked burnley off a county bus after a disruption. the officer shot him while he was face down on the ground. he survived. adrienne: police are still looking for the shooter who killed a man in milwaukee last night. it happened just before 1:00 this morning near 38th and vienna. investigators say a man in his 20's was shot inside a home. he then ran outside to 35th and vienna. he died at the scene. right now, police need our help with two separate silver alerts. officers are looking for you see his picture. curry suffers from dementia and has a hard time walking. someone last saw him yesterday near holton and burleigh wearing a black baseball cap with an army logo and a bright orange jacket. let's take at the next one. we are talking about 83-year-old clifford pickens. last seen near 17th street and olive yesterday at 2:00 p.m, he walked away from his sister's house. if you have any information about where these men could be, please call police. the numbers on your screen right there, 414-935-7401. families forced to lea

burnley survived the shooting. kraemer is on administrative third. it has been four months since jay anderson, junior was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. today -- his parents making a plea to law enforcement -- for transparency. anderson was killed in madison park back in june. police say anderson had a gun --and the officer thought he was reaching for it. last week--family saw dash cam video of the shooting -- and that's what they want the public to see. the family also learned, the officer who killed their son--also killed a different suspect last year. family sayh charged. michael says : "we're pretty much demanding transparency in this case, this case has been ongoing, it's been a heck of a process for the family." this case is in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney's office. wauwatosa police continue to say the officer's name and dash cam will not be made public until a charging decision is made. domestic violence.. in milwaukee, victim advocates are trying to find out why. fox 6's brittany shannon speaks with peop

after an altercation on a milwaukee county bus.she told detectives she feared for her safety and shot burnley once in the back while trying to arrest him on the ground.the victim's attorney says his client still hasn't returned to work. the family of the man shot and killed by wauwatosa police say they won't stop asking for answers .jay anderson was shot in a park, while sitting in his car.the family just watched dash-cam video from 15:15:- that cotion es not match what the officer wrote two days later in his written statement 15:15:20 15:31:25- we need all of this information to com out because we believe from day 1 it's been a cover up in this case. 15:31:32 we're getting the run-around on the dash cam video. the district attorney's office told us it's up to tosa pd to release it. we asked police about video, but never got a response. decision 2016 now:a number of hillary clinton's surrogates -- are flooding the state this week. new jersey senator cory booker will campaign in milwaukee's harambee neighborhood.. he'll promote early voting. vce-presidential candidate tim kaine will be in appl

she says she feared for her safety when she shot 26-year-old manuel burnley. he survived, but lost part of his lung. kraemer remains free on a signature bond, and is due back joyce: some buildings crumble into the street after powerful earthquakes rock central italy. two people have been injured in the epicenter of visso. the first greg was magnitude. 5.5two hours later search and , a 6.1. rescue teams are looking for trapped victims. it comes two months after a quake in the same region killed nearly 300 people. >> what's your last name? >> ahmad. what is your last name? khan. joyce: new body camera video of a terror suspect just before he was captured in new jersey. it shows police questioning ahmed rahami who was sleeping in the doorway of a bar. he's accused in the bombings in new york and new jersey last month. rahami was taken down and arrested after a shootout with police. kathy: to commitment 2016 election coverage election day , is just 13 days away. in an interview with abc news, donald trump says he's done with fundraisers, he's going to help fund th

explanation shot in the back, lucky to be alive and lucky to not be paralyzed from being shot 23:51 23:51 burnley lost part of his lung due to the surgery. today, safron says he is slowly returning back to normal. we'll have more on this story coming up on cbs 58 news at 10... live in downtown milwaukee david aids cbs 58 news 3 the brown deer police chief decision to file a felony charge -- saying we fully understand and accept the need for this high level scrunity within the criminal justice system.officer kraemer is on administrative leave and is due in court wednesday. one day after he was charged with raping two men..we're learning more about what police say happened just moments before milwaukee police officer dominque heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith. smith.an unsealed search warrant outlines what police believe led to the now- trigger.cbs 58's amanda devoe is live in the studio with more...amanda? this search warrant confirms police accounts that smith pointed a gun at officers moments before he was killed. a few days ago we learned there were drugs, cell phones, and a pistol i

burnley's left arm and drew her weapon and pressed it against his back. she shot him once. >> i have been in contact with the police department. this length of time is too long. victims, victims' families should not have to wait four, five, six, seven months or longer for charging decisions to be made. reporter: the attorney said his client said after the female officer shot him, the male officer called him a racial slur. the victim has had part of a lung removed he decided not to speak out because there could be future court proceedings. toya: thank you, christie nasm we have learned the brun deer police officer is expected to make her first court appearance kraemer has been on paid administrative leave since the march shooting. the police conducted the investigation and consulted with a use of force expert who said kraemer's use of force was not within acceptable standards in wisconsin or nationwide. the police chief said the officer's guilt or innocence may ultimately be decided by a jury. new information on the milwaukee police officer involved in the

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burnley survived but had several surgeries. kramer, who is on administrative leave faces more than fifteen years in prison. a second man is under arrest after a crash involving an uber car left three women dead. police say it is on unrelated charges -- but the man was a light at 2nd and clybourn... the ?suv hit another vehicle, killing the three female passengers and injuring the uber driver. both men in the striking car fled the scene of the crash. the driver -- who has a prior drunk driving conviction -- turned himself in to police on monday. a search warrant released today shows police found several cell phones, rolling papers and a prescription bottle of adderall in the lexus. a shooting late this morning on the city's north side leads to one man's death... injuries. milwaukee police say the call came in around 11:30. responding officers found two people who were shot inside a house near 51st and hope. a 24-year-old man died inside the home while a 27-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police sa

the charges come seven months after officer devon kraemer allegedly shot manuel burnley. raemer is charged with aggravated battery and use of a dangerous here's meteorologist brian >>> good morning. sw >>> good morning. swinging through the swing states. donald trump and hillary clinton hitting the key battlegrounds today, donald trump promising a closing argument to remember. >> we are going to do something very special. >>> war on yoga pants. a rhode island man speaks his mind about why women should stop wearing yoga pants when they're out in town. reaction was swift. wait until you hear how women >>> super secret testing time at sam adams today, saturday, october 22nd, 2016. >>> i'm 50. >> celebrating 30 with the "today" show. ?? >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on this saturday morning. a good crowd braving the rainy weather. they're feeling it out there. >> they are. >>> let's begin with the news. the latest on the race for the white house. the election is two and a half pennsylvania as new polling shows donald trump slipping in the battleground state of ohi