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In Milwaukee eating some cheese and covering news for @journalsentinel | formerly at Free Times @rivertown_news and @mndailynews 4 life
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Milwaukee mayor announces major changes to how police use Flock cameras Original

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By David Clarey
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
Mayor Cavalier Johnson on Monday, Aug. 31, announced significant changes to the use and oversight of the controversial Flock Safety system operated by the Milwaukee Police Department as criticism of the car-tracking cameras mounts locally and across the nation. The changes strip the ability of officers and detectives to access the technology known as automated license plate readers. Only supervisors will retain access to Flock and be allowed to use it only in the investigation of "Part 1" crimes.
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Milwaukee 911 center eyes changes after woman waited hours for help Original

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By David Clarey, John Diedrich Verified
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
Aug. 28, 2026, 5:07 a.m. CT Milwaukee's 911 communications center leaders are conducting a deep review of procedures and promising changes following the botched handling of a 911 call that left a 99-year-old woman to fend for herself for hours against a man attacking her, according to a memo obtained by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The four-page memo, from Tony Bueno, director of the city's Department of Emergency Communications, said employees failed to follow training and procedures.
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Milwaukee officials refuse to detail 911 probe into delayed response to beating of woman, 99,

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By David Clarey
| WiscNews Verified
The two city of Milwaukee employees who handled the first 911 calls reporting a stranger home invasion and attack on a 99-year-old Milwaukee woman failed to follow protocol and are no longer with the department, officials announced on Wednesday. kAm%96 2??@F?46>6?E :D E96 =2E6DE 72==@FE 7C@> E96 3@E4965 92?5=:?8 @7 E96 42==D 7@C 96=A >256 @? 3692=7 @7 E96 6=56C=J H@>2? @? yF=J af E92E =67E E96 H@>2? 76?5:?8 7@C 96CD6=7 282:?DE 96C 2EE24<6C 7@C >@C6 E92?
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