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Hindustan Times
30-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Who was Kendall Corder? Milwaukee police officer dies after being shot on duty
Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder, who sustained critical injuries in a shooting on June 26, died on Sunday, the department confirmed. Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder died on Sunday. (X/ Mayor Cavalier Johnson) Officer Corder was a six-year veteran of the Milwaukee Police Department. On June 26, he and fellow officer Christopher McCray, 29, responded to reports of gunfire near North 24th Place and West Garfield Avenue. As they exited their patrol vehicle and approached an alley, both officers were shot multiple times. They were rushed to Froedtert Hospital. Officer McCray, who suffered gunshot wounds to the back and foot, was released from the hospital on Saturday. Officer Corder, however, remained on life support until he succumbed to his injuries on Sunday. 'He died doing what he loved to do,' said Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson at a press conference. 'It's admirable.' Alex Ayala, president of the Milwaukee Police Association, praised the resilience of officers in the wake of the tragedy. 'Rest assured, they will put on the badge tonight, tomorrow and in the coming weeks, days and years to come to protect the citizens of the city of Milwaukee,' he said at the press conference. Suspect in Custody Police arrested 22-year-old Tremaine Jones on June 27 in connection with the shooting. According to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office jail roster, Jones is being held on approximately $200,000 bail. Also Read: 'Everybody shot up here…': Chilling Coeur d'Alene audio reveals exact moment of shooting Community Mourns Officer Corder Tributes poured in on the Officers Down Memorial Page, where fellow law enforcement professionals honored Corder's service. 'RIP Hero. May you forever spend your eternal life with our dear Lord in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with all your loved ones. Our country is now a little less safe without you. Thank you for your service,' Sergeant Mitchell G. Cheselka (Retired) wrote. Investigator Christopher Port (Retired) wrote, 'God rest your soul, Officer Corder. May your family, friends, colleagues, and community find the strength and resolve to carry on in your physical absence and continue to spread the goodness to which you were so selflessly committed. You were among the best humanity has to offer. Your dedication to service and your ultimate sacrifice shall not be forgotten.'
Yahoo
27-06-2025
- Yahoo
2 Milwaukee police officers shot, suspect at large
Two Milwaukee police officers were shot and have been critically injured after responding to a call for a person with a weapon late Thursday, police said. In what is being described as an "ambush," officers were fired upon as they approached an alley, according to police. A 32-year-old officer has been hospitalized in critical condition while a 29 year-old officer hospitalized with a non-life threatening injury, police said. MORE: 5 killed after train hits vehicle that allegedly attempted to go around crossing gate Authorities are now searching for at least one suspect and are calling on that person to turn themselves in. 'It is with profound sorrow and outrage that we confirm that two Milwaukee police officers were tragically shot and critically injured in the line of duty tonight. Our thoughts are with these officers, their families, friends, and colleagues. These officers face unimaginable suffering and they have long roads ahead of them,' a statement from the Milwaukee Police Association said. MORE: US Marshals operation leads to recovery or location of 60 critically missing children in Florida 'This senseless act of violence has struck the very heart of our department and our community. We have reached a breaking point. Violence in our city is out of control, and those who protect our neighborhoods are increasingly in the crosshairs,' the statement continued. 'We have had five officers killed in the line of duty over the past seven years and dozens of our officers have been shot and shot at while trying to serve our neighborhoods. Our officers wear the badge with pride and honor, but our officers need more leadership from the city to bring an end to this violence.' Appearing to fight back tears during an early morning news conference, assistant Milwaukee Police Chief Nicole Waldner said both officers have a little over six years of experience. MORE: 18-year-old arrested over alleged double homicide of 2 family members after argument "It's a sad day. It's a very sad day. Because no officer, no person in law enforcement should ever, ever be fired upon," said Mayor Cavalier Johnson. "For the person that shot at our police officer, I want you to know, you should turn yourself in. Know that the men and women on this police force, they are going to find you, they're going to arrest you, and you're going to be brought to justice anyway." 'We are grateful to all of the first responders, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals who have cared for our officers tonight,' Milwaukee Police said. 'We will continue to pray for the recovery our officers and ask the community for their prayers.' ABC News' Ahmad Hemingway contributed to this report.
CBS News
27-06-2025
- CBS News
Two Milwaukee police officers shot while responding to call
Two police officers shot while responding to call in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Two police officers shot while responding to call in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Two police officers shot while responding to call in Milwaukee, Wisconsin A manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Thursday night. Around 9:10 p.m., the officers were responding to a shots-fired call. As they approached, police said someone fired shots from an alley, in the 2200 block of North 24th Place, hitting both officers. Police confirmed a 32-year-old officer is in critical condition, and a 29-year-old officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Both officers have over six years of experience on the job. Police said they are seeking a known suspect. Anyone with information is asked to contact Milwaukee police at 414-935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or P3 Tips. The Milwaukee Police Association released the following statement: "It is with profound sorrow and outrage that we confirm that two Milwaukee police officers were tragically shot and critically injured in the line of duty tonight. Our thoughts are with these officers, their families, friends, and colleagues. These officers face unimaginable suffering, and they have long roads ahead of them."
CBS News
27-06-2025
- CBS News
Two police officers shot while responding to call in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
A manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Thursday night. The officers were responding to a shots-fired call when someone fired shots from an alley near 24th and Garfield. According to a report from CBS 58, a 32-year-old officer is in critical condition, and a 29-year-old officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Both officers have over six years of experience on the job. Anyone with information is asked to contact Milwaukee police. The Milwaukee Police Association released the following statement: "It is with profound sorrow and outrage that we confirm that two Milwaukee police officers were tragically shot and critically injured in the line of duty tonight. Our thoughts are with these officers, their families, friends, and colleagues. These officers face unimaginable suffering, and they have long roads ahead of them." Police are investigating.
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Yahoo
Milwaukee police officer shot, 46th and Hampton; 2 in custody
The Brief A Milwaukee police officer was shot in the leg on Thursday, June 12. The shooting happened near 46th and Hampton around 6:45 p.m. Two men were taken into custody and charges are pending. MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee police officer was shot in the leg on Thursday, June 12. What we know It happened near 46th and Hampton. MPD responded to the area due to recent crime in the area around 6:45 p.m. on Thursday. Officers soon observed two people with guns and chased the suspects. Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman said an officer demanded one of the suspects, a 39-year-old male, drop the gun and the suspect refused, then gunfire was exchanged. Both the officer and the suspect were struck by gunfire. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android The second suspect, a 19-year-old male, was arrested without further incident and nobody else was injured. Norman said the two guns were recovered. Dig deeper The injured officer is a 30-year-old male with over seven years of service. He was placed on leave, per routine. The police chief noted both the officer and the 39-year-old were taken to the hospital for non-fatal injuries. Charges against the two suspects will be referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office. The investigation is ongoing. What they're saying Mayor Cavalier Johnson condemned the shooting. SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News "You're too damn old to be shooting at police officers at 39 years old," he said. "And worse, you have a 19-year-old kid with you? You're supposed to be a role model." Neighbor Jennifer Navarr's nerves were on edge. "I want my children to be safe," she said. "I just want us all to be blessed, and all of our babies to come home every night." "The Milwaukee Police Department sends our thoughts and prayers to our officer and wish him a speedy recovery," Norman said. The Milwaukee Police Association provided the following statement: "The Milwaukee Police Association was deeply concerned to hear that a District 7 police officer was shot this evening during an incident at 46th and Hampton Ave. The officer was transported to the hospital where he is currently being treated for what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries. We are relieved to report that the officer is expected to make a full recovery. This incident comes just hours after the MPA issued a press release highlighting critically low staffing levels in this very district. We warned that officers are being pushed beyond safe limits and that the safety of both the public and our officers is being compromised. "Tonight's events underscore the urgency of our message," said Alexander Ayala, president of the MPA. "Our officers are committed to protecting this community, but they are doing so at great personal risk. We must tend to our officers' well-being—not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. That starts with proper staffing, support, and resources." We commend the bravery of the officers who responded. The MPA is providing full support to the involved officers and their families, and we will continue advocating for the safety and health of all our members." What you can do The Source FOX6 News was on the scene and got information from Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman and Mayor Cavalier Johnson, as well as neighbors.
