Murphy’s Law: Bob Donovan’s Shadowy Charity
May 17th, 2012 | By Bruce Murphy | Category: Feature, Milwaukee Police Department, Murphy's Law, Robert DonovanOperation Impact raises money to combat crime. But where are its records?
Operation Impact raises money to combat crime. But where are its records?
Alderman Bob Bauman, who represents downtown and the near west side, has put forth a proposal to relocate the Milwaukee Police Department headquarters and municipal courts to southeast corner of 27th Street and Wisconsin Avenue. As part of that proposal the MPD District 1 station would be relocated to W. Wisconsin Avenue between 6th Street and the Milwaukee River and the former MPD headquarters would be redeveloped.
Bradley Tech, a fight, gangs, guns, and more squad cars than you can count. And no news. Why? What happened?
For years much of the crime reporting on the evening news worked like this: Listen to scanner, put out news story.
We had originally speculated about the origins of the ban on carry-ins at Jazz in the Park. Our speculation was that it was really a money issue, but that we thought the East Town Association had the right to and should attempt to generate money from the event.
Today we received just about all we needed to confirm our suspicions, a couple of great quotes from the Milwaukee Chief of Police Edward Flynn courtesy of the Journal Sentinel article Jazz in the Park fans have a whine and cheese party.
From time to time Urban Milwaukee will feature a collection of links we think are worth your time to read, but don’t merit us spending the time to fully summarize and insert our viewpoints yet. "Neighbors fed up with vandals, lack of patrols" – A story of chaos and vandalism ensuing in a northwestern Milwaukee [...]