Senator Ron Johnson tours U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba
Posted: Jul 27, 2018 9:15 PM CDT
-
4:14
UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines, including...
-
2:35
Heat wave continues with near record highs Tuesday and Wednesday
-
2:34
Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Ruby
-
2:53
Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Woman creates mobile family closet...
-
2:20
‘She was all I had’: Sister remembers woman killed with best...
-
2:25
Rodriguez campaign under fire after campaign finance report discrepancies
-
2:15
Fate of I-794 continues to spark controversy and mixed reviews
-
1:12
Rally held for police pursuit safety as Milwaukee leaders set...
-
2:00
West Allis officer suspended after felony misconduct charge
-
2:15
2 women killed by hit-and-run driver near 20th and Teutonia
-
2:49
Lincoln Avenue School families learn about plans for upcoming...
-
1:56
West Bend Labyrinth Garden offers a peaceful, colorful escape...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Senator Ron Johnson toured the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba.
The ship is on the Great Lakes this summer and stopped in Milwaukee for the weekend.
It is based in Boston and is used to intercept drugs coming into the US from South and Central America.
"Recent operation bagged about 552,000 pounds of cocaine. Street value is $729 million dollars. That's money that's not in the hands of the drug cartels and the most evil people on the planet so these folks do great work and I just want to thank them for their service," said Sen. Ron Johnson.
From here, the ship will head north to Sturgeon Bay in Door County to be a part of the city's annual Maritime Week celebration.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter