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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A bipartisan group of state lawmakers are introducing legislation to stiffen reckless driving penalties in Wisco
vaso stanley nsin.The effort is being led by Republican state representative and former Milwaukee alderman Robert Donovan. It is vitally important that w
stanley france e say enoughs enough, said Rep. Donovan.Donovan says he thinks deterring reckless driving behavior requires doubling the punishments to ensure accountability. The only way that this can really send a strong message is by getting tough with the individuals who engage in this activity, he said.Thats why Donovan authored a pair of bills focused on increasing penalties.The first bill would double reckless driving citation fines. Currently, a first reck
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?After nearly a year as the acting chief of the Milwaukee Police
stanley cup Department MPD , Jeffrey Norman was officially sworn in as chief on Monday. Norman took over as acting chief in December of 2020. About four months ago, the Fire and Police Commission asked Norman to be the only candidate to app
stanley thermos mug ly to the top cop job. Norman is Milwaukee s 22nd police chief since 1855. TMJ4 Chief Norman has been with MPD for 25 years. As Norman steps into the new role, he already has a lot on his plate, including a city on track for a record number of homicides and a reckless driving crisis. When asked what he would tell Milwaukee residents who do not feel safe right now, Norman said, We re coming together on this from the faith-based, to our community partners. Our police department is standing very tall with those who are saying we want our streets back. For those who engage in reckless driving, beware because that is not going to be acceptable behavior in this city. So far this year MPD reports 168 homicides so far this year, that s compared to 170 at this same point last year. Since February 24th of this year, the Traffic Safety Unit reports nearly 10,000 speeding ti
stanley cup ckets issued. More than half of those speeding tickets were given for going more than 20 miles per hour over the speed limit. TMJ4 As Norman steps into the new role, he already has a lot on his plate, including a city on t
