Protests in Milwaukee after officer not charged in shooting death of unarmed man

SHARE Protests in Milwaukee after officer not charged in shooting death of unarmed man

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Several dozen protesters are taking to the streets of Milwaukee to demand justice for Dontre Hamilton.

Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm said Monday that former Officer Christopher Manney won’t be charged in Hamilton’s death because he shot the mentally ill man in self-defense. Hamilton died last April, after Manney shot him 14 times.

Protesters marched through downtown Milwaukee on Monday afternoon.

They were chanting “Who’s streets? Our streets,” and “Arrest the police.”

Manney is at least the third white police officer to avoid charges in the past month after a confrontation that led to a black man’s death.

The Latest
The Logan Square restaurant’s take on the pan-fried noodle dish, a popular street food in Malaysia, stays true to its roots.
As his libido disappears, he advises his wife to take on a friend with benefits, and she’s considering it.
President Joe Biden hits Chicago Wednesday for a fundraiser after a stop in Racine, where his visit will spotlight one of President Donald Trump’s economic flops, the failed Foxconn plant, which never employed the promised 13,000 workers.
A new report from the Alliance for Entrepreneurial Equity finds that Black business owners still face barriers that keep them from thriving, such as lack of access to capital.