Milwaukee Police Department Public Information Office September 2024 update
While not an all-inclusive reflection of all of the items MPD PIO shared for the month, here is a sampling of the MPD initiatives, engagement efforts, and community safety information that was shared with the public on our social media platforms for the month of September.
MPD's priorities to communicate to our public are as follows:
1. Community - posts/stories focusing on community engagement efforts.
2. Safety - posts/stories educating about safety tips, highlighting cases and press releases.
3. Recruitment - posts/stories to generate interest in applying.
4. Wellness - feel good posts/stories, posts/stories highlighting MPD's wellness initiatives.
5. Professionalism - posts/stories highlighting our training, members, staff.
Community
- posts/stories/events focusing on community engagement efforts
Safety
- post/stories educating about safety tips, highlighting cases and press releases.
MPD Arrests Multiple Suspects in an Elder Abuse Incident
MILWAUKEE, WI— On Wednesday, September 11th, 2024, at approximately 4:00 p.m.,on the 700 block of South 1st Street the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) responded to an incident where three adults were physically attacked by a group of juveniles. A 63-year-old victim was transported to a local hospital for treatment of serious injuries. A 62-year old victim and the 53-year-old victim were medically treated at the scene.
At this time, two 14-year-old males and a 15-year-old male have been taken into custody and we are seeking additional suspects. The suspects involved are facing felony aggravated assault charges due to the egregiousness of this incident. This is an active investigation.
MPD is requesting assistance in identifying all the individuals, including witnesses, involved. Those that cause harm to others in our community shall be held accountable.
This behavior is not just unacceptable, it is inhumane. Violence is never appropriate conflict resolution.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police Department at (414) 935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-Tips or P3 Tips.
wellness
- posts/stories highlighting MPD's wellness initiatives.
recruitment
- posts/stories to generate interest in applying.
Professionalism
- posts/stories highlighting our training, members and staff.
MKEPD Congratulations Kammie! YouRock 🙂
Milwaukee Police Department Crime Analyst Kammie Wade, of the Office of Management, Analysis, and Planning unit (OMAP), won 3rd place for the Statistical Product in the Analytical Products Contest at the 2024 IACA Conference against 29 other contestants internationally. Kammie also just celebrated her one-year anniversary with MPD/OMAP.
