Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn says his department can do better
By: CBS58 Staff
Posted: Jun 27, 2017 1:13 PM CDT
-
2:12
Heat, poor air quality prompt changes to outdoor activities across...
-
0:57
Puppy rescued by Milwaukee DPW workers honored at City Hall
-
2:30
‘Insanity every night’: Brady Street neighbors sound off...
-
0:24
Peter Burgelis suspends campaign for Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional...
-
3:08
The Democratic race for governor is now wide open, and there’s...
-
2:39
Mandela Barnes outlines priorities in race for Wisconsin governor
-
4:54
Health expert weighs in on wildfire smoke and your health
-
2:08
MCTS proposes 25% service reduction beginning in 2027 amid funding...
-
0:50
Harbor District Riverwalk opens along Milwaukee’s inner harbor
-
1:35
184th Waukesha County Fair opens with parade, rides, agriculture...
-
2:28
Former Milwaukee officer sentenced to probation for misusing...
-
3:46
Brewers homestand features Cerveceros night, alumni game, giveaways
Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn said at a town hall meeting Monday night that his department can do better.
But he also said he needs help from the community.
The meeting focused on improving interactions between the police and the community.
"What's going to come to our rescue is the community and police giving their best to create a partnership on which other partnerships can be erected to build the building blocks of individual neighborhoods."
Member of the NACCP said they agreed with the statement.
A group called C-C 4-Q-P organized the event.
It says it wants police to arrest less and advocate more.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter