Supervisor Martin Issues Statement on the Sade Robinson Trial Verdict
MILWAUKEE – County Supervisor Felesia Martin issued a statement today following the guilty verdict in the case of State of Wisconsin v. Maxwell Anderson, calling it an important step toward justice for Sade Robinson and her family. She expressed her deep condolences and unwavering support for Sade’s loved ones, praising the community for the powerful outpouring of compassion.
“First and foremost, my heart and prayers continue to be with the family of Sade Robinson,” said Supervisor Martin. “It is my hope that the family is able to get a little rest and continue to allow precious memories of Ms. Robinson to give them comfort in their ongoing grief.”
“I’m thankful to the jurors for their service and, more importantly, their thoughtful and mindful deliberations on this case. They carefully considered the evidence presented and rendered a just verdict.”
“To the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office and Milwaukee Police Department officers, thank you for your cooperative efforts in working this case, gathering evidence, and following leads.”
“To the public defenders, we appreciate your hard work and dedication to seeking justice for the family of Sade Robinson and our community. We know this case did not come without hurdles, yet the team did a solid job of presenting a cohesive timeline of the interactions between Ms. Robinson and Mr. Anderson. They kept the focus where it should be and did not allow Ms. Robinson to be put on trial.”
“The community has been a beacon of hope in dark times, offering their ongoing support for the family of Sade, and I ask that we maintain this level of support as we move forward. It will take some time for us to digest this heinous crime and the outcome today. The uncertainty and grieving are not over, but together, we can begin to heal.”
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.