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A 22-year-old man shot to death on Milwaukee’s north side was identified by police Tuesday as Artaze T. Williams.

Williams was shot about 5:30 p.m. Friday while in a vehicle in the 2300 block of W. Vienna St.

Police said Saturday they were seeking a suspect in the shooting but since then have released no further information about the killing.

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Milwaukee police have arrested a 20-year-old man in the homicide of Anthony Terrell Harris, 22, on Sunday.

The man is suspected of shooting Harris near the intersection of N. 10th St. and W. Keefe Ave., Milwaukee police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said Tuesday.

Court records show the man pleaded guilty to battery and bail jumping in 2011 and bail jumping in 2010, and pleaded no contest to marijuana possession in 2009 and third-offense driving without a valid license in 2008.

Charges are expected to be issued as early as Tuesday.

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The Milwaukee Police Department reported Thursday morning that it was investigating two separate shootings that occurred Wednesday night.

A 21-year-old man was taken to a hospital Wednesday afternoon after suffering a gunshot wound to his right leg. The circumstances and location of the shooting are under investigation.

Also, a 30-year-old man was shot in the leg shortly before midnight in the 3200 block of N. 15th St., police said. He was transported to a hospital and is expected to survive.

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Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that occurred about 1:15 a.m. Sunday in the 4700 block of N. Hopkins St.

Police said a 26-year-old man was struck by gunfire during a quarrel that occurred outside of a tavern. the victim was transported to a hospital and is expected to survive.

No more information was released on the incident.

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Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that occurred about 1:15 a.m. Sunday in the 4700 block of N. Hopkins St.

Police said a 26-year-old man was struck by gunfire during a quarrel that occurred outside of a tavern. The victim was transported to a hospital and is expected to survive.

No more information was released on the incident.

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A 32-year-old man was shot Monday evening on Milwaukee’s north side in what appeared to be a drug-related homicide, police said Tuesday.

Milwaukee police said Daralle J. Addison was shot on the porch of a house in the 2200 block of N. Hubbard St. at 5:30 p.m. they are investigating whether the shooting was drug-related.

Addison has a criminal record of possessing and selling marijuana. Police have not arrested anyone in the case.

The death was the city’s 76th homicide in the city this year.

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Milwaukee police have released the name of the 21-year-old man who was fatally shot in a drug-related incident on the city’s north side Monday morning.

Michael L. Scott died from a gunshot wound at 10:25 a.m. in the 2700 block of N. Palmer St., Milwaukee police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said Tuesday.

With some help from “good citizen witnesses,” police arrested a 26-year-old man who knew Scott, she said.

No charges have been filed in the case.

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The death of a 22-month-old boy has been ruled a homicide after police received new information in the case this week.

Police said Wednesday that Aaron D. Allen died of suffocation Oct. 10 in an apartment in the 9000 block of N. 75th St.

Milwaukee police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said police weren’t able to determine definitively at the time how the boy died and waited for an autopsy to be completed.

“Information came to light on Monday that enabled us to make an arrest of the suspect,” she said.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in the case on Monday but has not yet been charged.

The homicide brings the city’s total to 72 this year compared with 85 last year, Schwartz said.

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Here are the 27 reports of police misconduct tracked in our National Police Misconduct News Feed for this Wednesday, October 12, 2011:

• Sharpsburg PA secretly settle a lawsuit for an unspecified sum to the wife of a man she claims was killed when cops repeatedly tasered him at the station. [3] bit.ly/mTlPFs

• Plainview TX police apparently reach secret settlement deal w/family in wrongful death lawsuit against 3 cops [3] bit.ly/nvrunH

• South Bend IN cop and 9 St Joseph County IN officers are being sued by a man claiming a cop entered his home without a warrant, falsely arrested him, then was caught on video (available here) attacking him while he was cuffed at the jail. [1] bit.ly/oHgb4e

• Fullerton CA police are accused of beating & falsely arresting a college student then stonewalling the investigation long enough so he couldn’t sue due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.  [4] bit.ly/nXxauk

• 2 Los Angeles County CA deputies are being sued by a 61-yr-old man claiming they peppersprayed him and split his scalp open when hitting him with an unknown object during his false arrest after they called police over his friend’s dispute with a landlord who illegally threw her belongings into the street. [3] bit.ly/qpVAKi

• Regina SK cop gets alt sentence that may clear his record in plea deal for using excessive force on man in custody [0] bit.ly/nr8QCS

• Fairfax SC police officer was arrested for criminal sexual conduct with a child under 11. Apparently he accidentally called the girl’s mom on his cellphone as he was sexually assaulting the girl and the subsequent investigation indicates he had been doing this for years. [0] bit.ly/mTOT6S

• New York NY police narcotics detective sued by a woman who was 13yrs-old when she says he forced her into prostitution and acted as her pimp. the officer recently served time for kidnapping. [0] bit.ly/q1dmuo

• Martin County NC sheriff’s sergeant was fired and is now the subject of a state investigation after he was identified as a rape suspect shortly after police responded to a call from a woman claiming she was sexually assaulted. [0] bit.ly/rrPcI9

• Colorado Springs CO, El Paso County CO and the FBI are the subject of a suit filed by a 71yr-old woman claiming she suffered a heart attack when police threw a flash bang grenade into her home during what appears to be a wrong-door drug raid on her home during a large-scale drug raid sweep. [3] bit.ly/ruezwD

• Memphis TN cop was arrested on simple assault charge for allegedly assaulting a female juvenile in a parking lot but police refuse to release any more information about the case or whether it was on duty or not. [1] bit.ly/qGP5Ss

• Escondido CA settles suit for unspecified sum to 1 of 3 teens claiming they were wrongfully accused of murdering a 12-yr-old girl after being coerced into making false confessions, the case was dropped when DNA evidence implicated another man. [2] bit.ly/pTSP2g

• Cambridge MA settles suit for undisclosed sum to Harvard prof claiming ex-wife’s cop pal had him falsely arrested [3] bit.ly/nws6lt

• North East PA settles suit for $15k to couple claiming cops violated rights when breaking up charity event for vets [0] bit.ly/r0Izsx

• Oakland CA police chief resigned after court ordered monitor filed critical report finding dept backslid on reforms [2] bit.ly/p8BY6O

• New York NY police sgt under investigation after allegedly calling black officer “boy” on several occasions [0] bit.ly/nfwD7I

• Richland co OH sheriff’s lt arrested for allegedly giving false info to get inmate transfered in exchange for bribe [0] bit.ly/oAuDRe

• Bremerton WA infamous drug cop known for aggressively going after medical marijuana patients has pled guilty to making illegal gun sales & false income tax return charges. [0] bit.ly/nqblWi

• Powell OH police accused of racial profiling by a biracial couple after multiple questionable traffic stops near the daycare they own [1] bit.ly/nERRD0

• Atlantic Beach SC hires a “gypsy cop” with an extensive history of misconduct who jumped around between 6 agencies and is currently still under investigation by one of them. the town apparently did it in an effort to save money. [3] bit.ly/pEPtRQ

• Citronelle AL cop faces trial on federal firearms charges on allegations he was stealing firearms from motorists [0] bit.ly/p3abAQ

• El Mirage AZ cop arrested for assault & disorderly conduct involving 2 alleged incidents w/her domestic partner [1] bit.ly/oc1o6r

• Parker co TX deputy sentenced to probation & fine for stealing over $11k from fund for family of fallen officer [0] bit.ly/oeOUW4

• Miami Beach FL 4 cops demoted, 2 fired, 1 suspended for roles in on-duty partying that led to drunk cop’s ATV crash [0] bit.ly/pVAhxB

• Dallas TX police officer placed on restricted duty arrested on drunk driving charges [0] bit.ly/p9xWAL

• Kennett Square PA police chief investigated for leaving scene of crash he caused, says med condition confused him [1] bit.ly/qnyR5O

• Wood co WI deputy issued citation for rear-ending moped driver in police cruiser while looking at cell phone [0] bit.ly/rhAdCO

That’s it for today, stay safe out there.

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At an investigation in a pub after a car crash in Mason in Ohio a 25-year-old man named Ryan James Stephens barked at a police dog that stood at the crime scene.

The dog barked back, and Stephens barked some more for fun. The police officer that was closest arrested the man for what he claimed was animal abuse, but the man didn’t plead guilty because his attorney said that barking at police dog is free speech. he didn’t bug the dog, he just communicated, because it’s still language, whether we understand it or not.

Besides, barking at a dog is absolutely no animal abuse. Another important thing was the distance; Stephen stood 30 feet away when barking at the dog, he didn’t hiss him from close-up which may have contributed to further aggression.

Stephen had something to say as defense: “The dog started it.”