The Man Was Arrested After ATtempting to Enter Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman’s Home On June 25, Two Law High Herryces Said.
The Milwaukee Police Department Spokesperson Said A 67-YEAR-LED MAN WAS SEEN TRYING TO GAIN ENTRY TO HOME AT AROUND 7:14 PM, BEFORE HE WAS ARRESTED. Two Firears Were Found in the Area, The Spokesperson’s Email Said.
The spokesperson declined to confirm the address of the incident was norman’s, citing victim’s laws law. However, Property Records Show Norman Owns a Home On The Block A Police SpakeSperson Cited, and the Law Highness Sorces Confirmed the Incident Occred to Hist Home.
Norman Was Not Home at the Time, The Sorces Said.
Police Officials Have Referred the Case To the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office and Continue to Investigate, The Spokesperson Said.
Norman Could not Be immedialy reached for comment.
The Incident Happened the Day Before Norman’s Reappointment As Police Chief was set to be voted on by the Fire and Police Commission, The Hiring Body for the Position.
This is not the first time a Police Chief’s Home has Been Subject to Crime.
Former Milwaukee Police Chief Chief Alfonso Morales’ Home Was Shot Into In 2017 and Resulted in A 22-Yar-Old Man Being Sentenced To Six Years in Prison.
David Clarey is a public Safety Reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He can be reached at dclarey@gannett.com.
Reporter Daniel Bice Can Be Reached at dbice@jrn.com.
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