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Milwaukee police shooting near 64th and Sheridan, men charged

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By Christina Van Zelst Verified
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Milwaukee police were involved in a shooting near 64th and Sheridan on June 16. Prosecutors charged two men with multiple felonies in the investigation. Court filings said police had been called to the same area a few days earlier. MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors charged two men with multiple felonies in connection to an officer-involved shooting that happened on June 16.
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Milwaukee police shooting near 64th and Sheridan, men charged

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By Christina Van Zelst Verified
| WITI-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
Published July 1, 2026 6:02 PM CDT MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors charged two men with multiple felonies in connection to an officer-involved shooting that happened on June 16. Charges filed In court: Court records show 22-year-old Deontau Ransom is charged with four felonies, including stalking and burglary, and two misdemeanors. Damarion Williams-Beal,19, is charged with burglary and a gun possession felony.
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Southeast Wisconsin heat wave brings warning for medication users

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By Christina Van Zelst Verified
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Milwaukee doctors said some daily medications can make it harder for the body to stay hydrated or regulate temperature during extreme heat. Ascension Wisconsin ER doctors said diuretics can increase dehydration risk, while antihistamines like Benadryl can affect the body's ability to sweat. Southeast Wisconsin pharmacists warned that insulin and some medications kept at room temperature can be damaged by extreme heat.
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