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New court date set for Quinnen Williams following March arrest

admin — Fri, 26 Jun 2020 16:56:26 +0000

Jets defensive end Quinnen Williams will have his day in court next month.

Williams, who was arrested on March 5 at LaGuardia Airport for trying to board a plane with an unlicensed Glock 19 handgun, will appear in court on July 23, according to ESPN’s Rich Cimini. His original court date, March 25, was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to reports citing Port Authority officials, Williams had the gun in his bag when he arrived at the Delta Airlines check-in counter. When the Delta employee responsible for Williams found out about the gun, a license check was made with the Port Authority police. Since Williams’ permit was valid in Alabama, but not New York, he was charged with criminal possession of a weapon.

The 22-year-old was scheduled to be formally charged during his first court appearance on March 25. Since he did not have ammunition on him when he was arrested, he cannot be charged with unlawfully possessing a loaded weapon — the same charge that sent former Giants and Jets wide receiver Plaxico Burress to prison for 20 months following an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound at a Manhattan nightclub in 2008.

The Jets selected Williams third overall out of Alabama in the 2019 NFL draft, making him the highest-drafted defensive player in franchise history. The defensive lineman’s rookie season wound up being somewhat of a disappointment, though, as he battled injuries and stretches of inconsistent play throughout 2019. In 13 games, Williams recorded only 28 tackles and 2.5 sacks.

Williams’ court date comes before the beginning of training camp, meaning he will not miss any practice because of the gun charge. Regardless of the outcome of his case, Williams is subject to punishment under the NFL’s personal conduct policy.

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Thousands March While Attorney In Custody For Spitting In Protester’s Face

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 00:22:19 +0000

Giannis Antetokounmpo, marches in Shorewood and Milwaukee, and Stephanie Rapkin spitting. Images from Frank Nitty (video still), Jeramey Jannene and Caress Gonzalez Rodriguez (video still).

Thousands of Milwaukeeans took to the streets Saturday to demand justice and police reform. They were joined by people across the world who did everything from close down the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to march in Japan and New Zealand.

It’s an expression of frustration, it’s a call for justice and it’s a movement for a more equitable society.

Meanwhile in Fayetteville, North Carolina, over 100 people attended a funeral for George Floyd. It was Floyd’s murder at the knee of a Minneapolis police officer that triggered the nationwide protests.

But the fact that all four officers involved were arrested and charged won’t end the movement.

“Just because you arrested four officers doesn’t change anything, it’s the system. Because they’ll kill somebody else next week and we will have to march again,” said Frank Nitty, the de facto leader of the Milwaukee movement, at a daytime march near the Shorewood-Milwaukee border on N. Oakland Ave. “We don’t care about the officers. We want to change the system.”

The march, led by Darius Smith, drew thousands of people, the biggest one Urban Milwaukee has observed over the nine days of protests. The march went from Milwaukee’s Lower East Side to the Riverwest neighborhood into suburban Shorewood and Whitefish Bay before looping back.

Marchers took over five minutes to pass by Urban Milwaukee as we filmed from above. When Smith went to address the group, he had to ditch his bullhorn and instead climb atop a van with top-mounted speakers in the middle of the crowd.

It was one of at least seven marches that took place in the Milwaukee area Saturday.

Those in another march, coming from the Mitchell Park Domes, made their way north onto the 27th Street Viaduct when Milwaukee Bucks players Giannis Antetokounmpo, Sterling Brown, Brook Lopez, Donte DiVincenzo, Frank Mason III and Thanasis Antetokounmpo appeared.

The march was in honor of Joel Acevedo who died at the hands of an off-duty Milwaukee police officer in April.

“It means a lot to the city to see you,” said Nitty to Antetokounmpo in announcing the surprise in a Facebook live video. He praised Giannis for helping change the narrative around black people in Milwaukee. Giannis said he was there in support of his city and justice.

And while Antetokounmpo will draw the national headlines as the league’s reigning most valuable player, it is Brown that unfortunately has first-hand knowledge of police brutality.

Brown has a pending lawsuit against the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee Police Department for an incident in which he was tased, stepped on and arrested after parking illegally in a Walgreens parking lot. The parking lot Brown was arrested in is at the south end of the bridge the players greeted the marchers on.

Nitty said the players approached him through area pastors. “This isn’t just a photo [opportunity],” he said. The players handed out water and marched briefly alongside pastor Kenneth Lock II, Khalil Coleman, Rafael Mercado and Nitty.

But the day wasn’t all highlights.

Attorney In Custody for Spitting in Teens Face

While walking through Shorewood, hundreds of people, many wearing masks because of the pandemic, cheered on the mostly-masked marchers and businesses handed out food and water. But one woman parked in the street to obstruct the marchers and then spit in a teenager’s face while standing on the sidewalk.

The incident was captured on video by Caress Gonzalez Ramirez and attorney Stephanie Rapkin, 64, was led from her home in handcuffs Saturday night at around 10:00 p.m.

A photo, shared by Public Allies Milwaukee executive director Ashley Lee, showed Rapkin being walked away from her house in handcuffs by police officers.

Neither Rapkin nor the unidentified victim was wearing a mask at the time of the incident. The victim had one around his neck.

The Shorewood Police Department said she was in custody, but not yet charged. The case has been referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney.

Protesters quickly identified Rapkin, in part based on the personalized license plate of her car left in the street.

Otherwise Peaceful

The marches observed by Urban Milwaukee, with the exception of the Rapkin incident, were peaceful affairs.

One march coming east down W. Vliet St. near N. 35th St. parted to let a Milwaukee Fire Department truck through and then applauded. At another point teenagers were called out to stop setting off fireworks.

Three marches converged at N. 27th St. and W. Vliet St. around 9:00 p.m. with some people heading home and the “all night” group of several hundred forming to head east down Vliet towards Downtown. Urban Milwaukee left the group at 10:30 p.m. when it was crossing the W. Winnebago St. bridge over Interstate 43 and entering The Brewery.

A number of familiar faces and some new ones were spotted at marches Saturday, including Mayor Tom Barrett, council members Ashanti Hamilton and Russell W. Stamper, II, state representatives Kalan Haywood II, Jonathan Brostoff and David Bowen and state senator Lena Taylor.

Reggie Moore, director of the city’s Office of Violence Prevention, was also out Saturday evening, and was spotted talking to Nate Hamilton. Hamilton’s brother, Dontre Hamilton, was killed in 2014 by a Milwaukee police offer in Red Arrow Park. Filmmaker Erik Ljung captured the encounter. His film, The Blood is at the Doorstep, is free to watch for this week.

At least three marches are scheduled for Sunday in Milwaukee.

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Racism DOES EXIST!!!This woman put her car to BLOCK our protest then SPIT on this young BLACK MAN!!! One of the speakers at that.SHARE so her employer and friends and family can see her TRUE COLORBut BLACKS and BROWN cause “Violent Protest” this woman showed up to a VERY PEACEFUL Protest#MKEPROTEST

Posted by Caress Gonzalez Ramirez on Saturday, June 6, 2020

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Posted by Frank Nitty II on Saturday, June 6, 2020

More about the George Floyd Protests

Op Ed: Dear Mr. Mayor – Judith Harway – Jun 7th, 2020
Accessible BLM Protest Traveling Through Downtown – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 7th, 2020
Multiple Marches – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 7th, 2020
Thousands Kneel in a Moment of Silence – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 7th, 2020
Massive March Today – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 7th, 2020
Lex Allen, “Say His Name, George Floyd” – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 7th, 2020
Thousands March While Attorney In Custody For Spitting In Protester’s Face – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 7th, 2020
March Heads Toward Downtown – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Nitty Dons a Cape – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Elected Officials Join the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Two Marches Merge – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Pastor Kenneth Lock Leading the Crowd – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Heads East on Vliet – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Honors Two High School Graduates – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Passes Harley and MillerCoors – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Nate Hamilton Joins the March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bucks Players Join Protest on 27th Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Darius Smith Asks Armed Boogaloo Group to Leave Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
West Allis Mayor Dan Devine Praises Student #BLM March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Lex Allen Rides With the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Nears Whitefish Bay – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
City Officials Grill Police on Tactics – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 6th, 2020
Organizer Darius Smith Leads Large March Into Shorewood – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Accessible March for #BLM, Sunday June 7 – Press Release – Jun 6th, 2020
Peaceful Protest Spans from Farwell to Humboldt On North Ave – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
31 Cities in Wisconsin Saw Protests – Will Cushman – Jun 6th, 2020
Mayor Questions Police Use of Force In Protests – Corri Hess – Jun 6th, 2020
Big Turnout for Wausau George Floyd March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Film About Milwaukee Police Killing Dontre Hamilton is Free this Week – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 6th, 2020
8th Night of Marches Leads To South Side – Graham Kilmer – Jun 6th, 2020
March Heads West on Wisconsin – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Passes the Milwaukee Public Market – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
March Continues on S 1st Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 6th, 2020
Black Lives Matter – Milwaukee Board of School Directors – Jun 5th, 2020
Khalil Coleman Diffuses a Protester-Police Confrontation – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
March Travels Down Historic Mitchell St. – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Chopper Following, Car Caravan Growing – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Statement of Attorneys for Cameron Murdoch – Press Release – Jun 5th, 2020
Sen. Taylor Blasts Mayor Barrett’s Police Commission Plan – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
This Weekend’s George Floyd Protests – Graham Kilmer – Jun 5th, 2020
Say Her Name, Breonna Taylor – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
MCTS Carrying National Guard Members – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Protesters Sing Happy Birthday to Breona Taylor – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
March Lead by Frank Nitty Heads East on Wisconsin – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Rep. Brostoff is Marching Again – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Police, Mayor, Hospital Workers March to Sherman Park – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 5th, 2020
Protester Carries a Leaf Blower? – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Ald. Stamper to introduce “I can’t breathe” resolution – Ald. Russell Stamper, II – Jun 5th, 2020
Assembly Candidate Jacob Malinowski Attends Greendale Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Artists Paint George Floyd Memorial on Riverwest-Harambee Border – Graham Kilmer – Jun 5th, 2020
Mayor Barrett Announces Creation of Commission on Police Accountability and Reform – Mayor Tom Barrett – Jun 5th, 2020
State, City Elected Officials Call for Police Reform – Isiah Holmes – Jun 5th, 2020
Evers Calls For Action to Dismantle ‘Systemic Racism’ – Erik Gunn – Jun 5th, 2020
Mayor Barrett and Congresswoman Moore Join Small March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 5th, 2020
Nitty Leads Peaceful March While Protecting Against Assassination – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 5th, 2020
Milwaukee Man Charged with Federal Offenses for Throwing Molotov Cocktail into Boost Mobile Store – U.S. Department of Justice – Jun 5th, 2020
Organizers End Cathedral Square Protest – Dave Reid – Jun 4th, 2020
Protest Returns to Cathedral Square – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Frank Nitty Led Protest Heads to Mayfair Mall – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Protest Outside of Wauwatosa City Hall – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Protest to Return to Cathedral Square – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Support & PB&Js for the Protesters – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
County Executive Crowley Explains MCTS Shutdown – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Downtown Protest Moves Through Marquette – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Meet Amerah – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Chopper Monitors Downtown Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Father of Sylville Smith peaks at the march – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Car Caravans Have Been a Big Part of the Protests – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Protest Enters Wauwatosa – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Rep. Jonathan Brostoff Joins the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Second March Reaches North and Humboldt – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Armed Man Joins Protest, To Protect Frank Nitty – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
March West on North Ave – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
March Heads West on Center Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Frank Nitty Address the Crowd – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
March to Head to Wauwatosa – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Senator Darling is Part of the Problem – State Senate Democratic Committee – Jun 4th, 2020
Protests must remain peaceful in the interest of public safety – Ald. Michael Murphy – Jun 4th, 2020
A Small Crowd Gathers for a March Starting From 27th and Center – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
A citizen and two MPD officers struck by vehicle during civil unrest – Milwaukee Police Department – Jun 4th, 2020
MCTS To Suspend Service Early Tonight – Milwaukee County Transit System – Jun 4th, 2020
George Floyd Mural Going up at Holton and North – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Lt. Gov. Barnes Delivers Democratic Radio Address on the Killing of George Floyd – Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes – Jun 4th, 2020
Rep. Zamarripa Statement on Protests – State Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa – Jun 4th, 2020
Marches Multiply, Council Will Investigate Curfew, Police Response – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 4th, 2020
MPD responds to the arrest of protestor – Milwaukee Police Department – Jun 4th, 2020
Car Caravan Returns to District 5 – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
With Organizers Gone, Protest Becomes Party at Gordon Park – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Still Some Activity at District 5 – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Protest Appears Over for the Night – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 4th, 2020
Leaders Call Off March. But Protesters Remain – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protesters Arrive at District 5 Police Station – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protest Heads Up MLK – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Armed Alt-Right Group Spotted in Crowds – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Black Lives Matter Chant Rings Out on Holton Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protest Leaving the Lakefront, Won’t Loop Tonight – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protesters Offroad Along the Lakefront – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Military Helicopter Patrols Milwaukee? – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Update: Second Amendment Crowd Shows – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
March Heads North on Lincoln Memorial Drive – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
March Heads to Veterans Park – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
What Happened At 6th and McKinley? – Graham Kilmer – Jun 3rd, 2020
Mayor Tom Barrett released the following statement regarding the City of Milwaukee emergency curfew: – Mayor Tom Barrett – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protesters Returning to 6th & McKinley – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Let the Fire and Police Commission know how you feel about MPD Chief Alfonso Morales – Milwaukee Common Council – Jun 3rd, 2020
Cars Lead Up the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Ald. Nik Kovac Joins the March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
The Hop Suspends Service for the Day – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Op Ed: We Don’t Need the National Guard – Leaders Igniting Transformation – Jun 3rd, 2020
March Pauses in Walker’s Point – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Dog’s Death Blamed on Protesters – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 3rd, 2020
Humboldt Park March is on the Move – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Today’s Protests Get Underway – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
Milwaukee Turners Call for Lasting Measures to Uproot Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement and Oppose Military Responses to the Current Crisis – Milwaukee Turners – Jun 3rd, 2020
Could Floyd’s Killing Lead to State Reform? – Melanie Conklin – Jun 3rd, 2020
Five Protest Marches Planned Wednesday – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 3rd, 2020
Evers Joins Phone Call With Trump – Melanie Conklin – Jun 3rd, 2020
Rep. Brostoff Statement on George Floyd and Justice – State Rep. Jonathan Brostoff – Jun 3rd, 2020
Police Chiefs Decry Killing of George Floyd – Elizabeth Dohms-Harter – Jun 3rd, 2020
Protest Leader Frank Nitty Released – Bruce Murphy and Jeramey Jannene – Jun 3rd, 2020
MPD Responds to Calls to Share Evidence of Molotov Cocktail – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 3rd, 2020
March Continues North – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Peaceful March Leader Frank Nitty Arrested – Jeramey Jannene and Bruce Murphy – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Making Full Loop – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Arrive at Kilbourn and Astor – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
MPD Says Molotov Cocktails Thrown at Officers – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Organizer Calls For End of Tonight’s March – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protest Reaches Ogden and Farwell – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Rep. Jonathan Brostoff Joins the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Heads Toward Brady – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Heading East on Pleasant – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Standoff on 6th Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
More Tear Gas – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Head to McKinley Ave. Bridge – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Frank Nitty in Custody – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Council President Chevy Johnson Joined the Protest – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Flee Tear Gas – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Enters I-794 – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Heading South on Milwaukee Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Returning to City Hall – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Heads South on Vel R. Phillips Ave. – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
How to Protest During a Pandemic – Graham Kilmer – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Heads East – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March is on the Move, WebsterX Cycles Thru – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
MPD Officers Kneel With Marchers – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Frank Nitty Addresses the Crowd – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Mayor Tom Barrett released the following statement regarding the City of Milwaukee emergency curfew: – Mayor Tom Barrett – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Arrives at MPD Headquarters – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Arrives at City Hall – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Onlooker Simulates Shooting Protesters – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Supervisor Clancy Calls for Policy Adoption to Protect Protestors During the Coronavirus Pandemic – Sup. Ryan Clancy – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Enters the Third Ward – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Arrives at National Avenue – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Arrives on Mitchell Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Rafael Mercado Speaks to the Crowd – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Murphy’s Law: Are Police Overreacting to Protests? – Bruce Murphy – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Pause to Kneel – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
City Attorney Tearman Spencer Statement on Peaceful Protests – Tearman Spencer – Jun 2nd, 2020
Today’s March Gets Underway In Bay View – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
Gov. Evers: We Must Confront Society’s Comfort with Racism – Gov. Tony Evers – Jun 2nd, 2020
Op Ed: Barrett, Democrats Must Address Racism – Joey Grihalva – Jun 2nd, 2020
Community Leaders List Changes Protestors Want – Corri Hess – Jun 2nd, 2020
Supervisor Wasserman Statement on the Death of George Floyd – Sup. Sheldon Wasserman – Jun 2nd, 2020
Many Milwaukee Leaders Support Protests – Isiah Holmes – Jun 2nd, 2020
Safe & Sound Issues Statement Regarding George Floyd’s Death – Safe & Sound – Jun 2nd, 2020
Peaceful March Ends at 3 a.m. Near Capitol Dr. – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 2nd, 2020
Protesters Pass Bayshore, Head Back South – Dave Reid – Jun 2nd, 2020
Trouble at Burns Commons – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Enters Whitefish Bay – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 2nd, 2020
March Goes Deep Into Shorewood – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Fireworks – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Fourth Night of Protest Begins Peacefully – Graham Kilmer – Jun 1st, 2020
MPD Blocks Protesters From Heading West to MLK – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Protesters Continue Recruiting People to “Walk With Us” – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Avenir Vandalized, Tagger Banished – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Protest Moves Slowly up Milwaukee Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
“Walk With Us” – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Police Arrive on Water Street – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Are Cars Central to Protest in Milwaukee? – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Protesters Stop at Red Arrow Park – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Supervisor Clancy Statement on His Arrest – Sup. Ryan Clancy – Jun 1st, 2020
Protesters Stop to Cheer – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Protest Comes Down Holton – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
City Imposes Third 9 p.m. Curfew Monday – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 1st, 2020
Wisconsin National Guard troops assisting civil authorities in multiple Wisconsin communities – Wisconsin National Guard Public Affairs – Jun 1st, 2020
Statement from Senator Erpenbach on Nationwide Protests: Black Lives Matter – State Sen. Jon Erpenbach – Jun 1st, 2020
King Drive Cleanup Draws Hundreds – Jeramey Jannene – Jun 1st, 2020
ACLU of Wisconsin Condemns Excessive Force By Police Against Protesters – American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin – Jun 1st, 2020
Mayor Tom Barrett released the following statement regarding Officer Michael Mattioli: – Mayor Tom Barrett – Jun 1st, 2020
In Milwaukee we need reforms and better communication, accountability – Ald. Cavalier “Chevy” Johnson – Jun 1st, 2020
Supervisor Sequanna Taylor Speaks Out on George Floyd Murder, Protests – Sup. Sequanna Taylor – Jun 1st, 2020
County Executive Crowley Cleanup Effort – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Waukesha Police Officers Kneel With Protesters – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Cleanup Underway at MLK and North – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Protest in Waukesha – Urban Milwaukee – Jun 1st, 2020
Sup. Ryan Clancy Arrested During Protest – Jeramey Jannene – May 31st, 2020
Pastors Lead Peaceful Protest, But Second March Draws Police in Riot Gear – Jeramey Jannene – May 31st, 2020
Wisconsin National Guard to Support Local Law Enforcement in Madison – Gov. Tony Evers – May 31st, 2020
Milwaukee Again Under 9 p.m. Curfew – Jeramey Jannene – May 31st, 2020
Milwaukeeans Show Up To Clean Up Streets – Jeramey Jannene – May 31st, 2020
Statement by the Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum – Milwaukee Bucks – May 31st, 2020
Peaceful Protesters March Over 12 Miles Across Milwaukee – Jeramey Jannene – May 30th, 2020
Sheriff Lucas Issues Statement Regarding National Guard Authorization – Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office – May 30th, 2020
Wisconsin National Guard troops mobilized in support of Milwaukee – Wisconsin National Guard Public Affairs – May 30th, 2020
Proclamation by the Mayor – Mayor Tom Barrett – May 30th, 2020
ACLU of Wisconsin Statement on Governor Evers’ Decision to Deploy National Guard to Milwaukee – American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin – May 30th, 2020
Milwaukee Has 9 p.m. Curfew, Evers Calls In National Guard – Jeramey Jannene – May 30th, 2020
Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson Speaks Out on George Floyd Murder – Sup. Marcelia Nicholson – May 30th, 2020
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley Urges Community Members to Remain Peaceful While Exercising Their Rights – County Executive David Crowley – May 30th, 2020
Wisconsin National Guard to Support Local Law Enforcement in Milwaukee – Gov. Tony Evers – May 30th, 2020
Chief Alfonso Morales addresses civil unrest – Milwaukee Police Department – May 30th, 2020
MPD officer sustained non-life threatening gunshot injury during civil unrest – Milwaukee Police Department – May 30th, 2020
MPD will enforce Mayor’s proclamation – Milwaukee Police Department – May 30th, 2020

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Hearing set in March for Greenon teen charged in double fatal crash

admin — Mon, 08 Jan 2018 17:00:46 +0000

XENIA

UPDATE @ 11:30 a.m. (Jan. 8)

The next hearing in the case against Trey Blevins, charged with aggravated vehicular homicide in the deaths of two Greenon school district students, is set to happen in March.

An 18-year-old Greenon High graduate who was driving during a crash last August that claimed the lives of two Greenon boys is scheduled for a pretrial hearing on Monday in Greene County Common Pleas Court.

On Aug. 20, authorities said Trey M. Blevins lost control of a 2005 Toyota Corolla and crashed into a tree on the side of Wilkerson Road in August.

The two rear seat passengers, 17-year-old David Waag and 15-year-old Connor Williams, died as a result of their injuries. Blevins and the front seat passenger, 17-year-old Zacharia Knauer, were treated for their injuries at Soin Medical Center.

The Greenon community continues to mourn for Waag, a senior soccer player, and Williams, a sophomore at Global Impact STEM Academy who played football for Greenon.

MORE: Greenon community grieves for 2 boys killed in crash

In addition to Monday, Blevins is scheduled to be in Judge Stephen Wolaver’s court in March for a suppression hearing.

In December, tests showed Blevins had three times the state’s legal limit for cannibinoids, a substance found in marijuana, at the time of the crash.

Blevins’ lawyer, Jon Paul Rion, downplayed the importance of the test result, noting marijuana can be detected for 30 days.

RELATED: Test show marijuana in driver’s system in crash that killed Greenon boys

But on Dec. 26, Rion filed the suppression motion, prompting the court to schedule a March 7 hearing.

Blevins, secretly indicted on Nov. 30 on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide and one count of operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs, remains free after posting a $50,000 bond.

As a condition of bond, Blevins was to complete a “chemical dependency evaluation” and follow treatment recommendations.

Monday’s hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m.

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