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Reporter for @WPR covering the Greater Milwaukee Area and Southeast Wisconsin. Story ideas? Email: evan.casey@wpr.org
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Second member of the Milwaukee Police Department charged with misuse of license plate reader system

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By Evan Casey Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
Another member of the Milwaukee Police Department has been charged with allegedly misusing the department’s license plate camera reader system. Milwaukee Police Detective Tehrangi Chapman was charged Wednesday with misconduct in public office — a felony — and misuse of a GPS device. A criminal complaint said Chapman, a detective assigned to the internal affairs division, admitted to using the Flock camera system 20 times to “track the whereabouts” of two people.
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Overdose Deaths Fall Across Wisconsin As Harm Reduction Efforts Grow

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By Evan Casey Verified
| Urban Milwaukee Verified
People with Milwaukee County Adult Protective Services speak to Milwaukee residents about harm reduction Friday, June 12, 2026, in Milwaukee, Wis. Angela Major/WPR After decades of struggling with addiction, Shawn Kress found himself pitching a tent at a park and ride off the interstate in Milwaukee. His wife and children had left him. And he had already lost his brother to an overdose. Still, in that moment, his focus was on the one thing that seemed to matter.
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After record highs, communities across Wisconsin see decline in overdose deaths

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By Evan Casey Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
After decades of struggling with addiction, Shawn Kress found himself pitching a tent at a park and ride off the interstate in Milwaukee. His wife and children had left him. And he had already lost his brother to an overdose. Still, in that moment, his focus was on the one thing that seemed to matter. “That being the lowest I’ve ever been in my life, I still had the drugs, so I was OK,” said Kress, a Milwaukee native. “The addiction still had total hold of me.
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