Milwaukee Reels from String of Shootings, One Injured Near Marquette as Police Probe Citywide Gun Violence

Milwaukee is experiencing violence following a slew of shootings on Thursday, and the public is looking for answers. At 8:38 p.m., one of the shootings took place at 20th and Kilbourn, close to Marquette University. The injuries sustained by a man who had nothing to do with the university were not life-threatening. To receive treatment, he was brought to the hospital. According to CBS 58, the Milwaukee Police Department and the Marquette University Police Department both reacted promptly.

Since there was a wave of gun violence throughout the city, no suspect information or custody status has been made public yet, even though the Marquette University Police Department has identified several possible suspects and the incident near the university is still being investigated. According to statements obtained by FOX6 News, the Milwaukee Police Department is currently in charge of the investigation into the events of the same evening that resulted in multiple injuries and the death of another person in separate incidents at 45th and Wright, Houston, and Congress, as well as an unidentified location. The department has not yet named any suspects in these investigations.

In less than two hours, there were multiple shootings: two people were shot at Houston and Congress, a 52-year-old was hurt at 45th and Wright, and a 20-year-old was shot at an unidentified location. According to FOX6 News, one of the victims, a 25-year-old, passed away, and another, a 23-year-old, was seriously injured. Concerns about public safety are being raised by these shootings, which is making the community nervous. According to WISN, the unidentified victim near Marquette is anticipated to live.

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