Robbing and killing mailmen in Milwaukee.
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This is nuts. Just because your dog wants to kill and eat mailmen does not make them bad. But as long as people are stressed out over inflation and recession worries, this shit will only get worse.
It looks like he was targeted.
I am still here.
Barely....
Lets be honest here,...Lurch REALLY kinda stepped in it with this thread. I tried to be nice and let it go, even told him no hard feelings. I would have expected a little more honesty from him and others. This wasnt a good night for you guys,.....I expect this kind of SHIT from a scum bag like Dutch,...but not from you or Lurch. Oh well...
Barely....
What did I do? I had a good laugh reading the posts between you guys.
May all your troubles soon be over, Fatboy.
If they ever are you sure wont see it because your troubles will be over a lot sooner than mine are.
Look at my Avatar Dutch of a picture only taken less than 3 years ago. Then take a good look at yourself in a full length mirror you disgusting pig. You wont find many takers betting on YOU. To say the least....
Why would that be, Fatboy? If you can't explain, I fully understand.
You are Much older, fat as a pig, homebound and inactive. Bad wind and blood flow from sitting on your fat ass all day. Can you even walk the distance of your yard? Doubt it very much so.
It's highly likely the perps are black. Look at their names for goodness sake.
There is no mention whatsoever in the article I linked that has any perps names in it. All it said is they are looking for info on who it could be. WHAT on Earth are you talking about?
Three people have been arrested and charged in connection with the killing of a Milwaukee mail carrier earlier this month.
The federal complaint alleges that Kevin McCaa, 36, and Charles Ducksworth Jr., 26, both of Milwaukee, killed or aided and abetted the killing of a postal employee.
The complaint also alleges that McCaa and Ducksworth Jr. discharged a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
The complaint also charges another Milwaukee resident, Shanelle McCoy, 34, with lying to investigators. McCoy could get up to eight years if found guilty.
https://www.wisn.com/article/three-people-charged-in-killing-of-milwaukee-postal-carrier/42363317
No Mention of any perps names,...at all,...NONE.
https://www.fox6now.com/news/2-milwaukee-letter-carrier-robberies-preceded-postal-workers-murder
"MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police are looking for the person who shot and killed Milwaukee postal worker Aundre Cross as he delivered mail near 65th and Lancaster on Dec. 9. The letter carrier union says Cross' murder is heartbreaking and terrifying, but the job is becoming more dangerous.
The union in Milwaukee says mail carriers are faced with violence almost weekly. The Ron Kania, National Association of Letter Carriers president, said it has become more dangerous in the last four months. He isn't sure why mail carriers are being targeted, but he wants to stop.
The holidays are the "peak season" in the postal service. It's the busiest time of the year for those who deliver mail.
"It’s a difficult time working long hours, working at nighttime, early in the morning," said Kania.
The stress of the job has been made all more difficult after tragedy struck in Milwaukee. Aundre Cross was shot and killed while delivering the mail near 65th and Lancaster.
"When I first heard the news, obviously, it was a shock," said Kania. "Complete shock."
Surveillance shows a silver Audi SUV pulling up. When a man gets out, you hear a single gunshot before the SUV drives away.
"It’s difficult, and right now, it’s a scary time for many people," said Kania. "It’s probably every week, every other week, someone’s getting assaulted or attempted robbery."
On Nov. 18 around 2 p.m., Milwaukee police said a mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint near Hoyt and Medford.
Days later, blue USPS drop boxes in Shorewood at the main post office and another just down the street were emptied out. Shorewood police started investigating when four people came in saying checks had been altered.
On Dec. 7 around 3 p.m., another mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint in the Riverwest neighborhood near Bremen and Auer.
"People are definitely concerned," said Kania. "There’s no doubt about it."
Those who deliver the mail are asking for a little help to stay safe.
"We look out for our customers," said Kania. "Our customers look out for us."
As of Wednesday, Dec. 14, no arrests have been made in Cross' homicide. A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction."
https://www.fox6now.com/news/2-milwaukee-letter-carrier-robberies-preceded-postal-workers-murder
"MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police are looking for the person who shot and killed Milwaukee postal worker Aundre Cross as he delivered mail near 65th and Lancaster on Dec. 9. The letter carrier union says Cross' murder is heartbreaking and terrifying, but the job is becoming more dangerous.
The union in Milwaukee says mail carriers are faced with violence almost weekly. The Ron Kania, National Association of Letter Carriers president, said it has become more dangerous in the last four months. He isn't sure why mail carriers are being targeted, but he wants to stop.
The holidays are the "peak season" in the postal service. It's the busiest time of the year for those who deliver mail.
"It’s a difficult time working long hours, working at nighttime, early in the morning," said Kania.
The stress of the job has been made all more difficult after tragedy struck in Milwaukee. Aundre Cross was shot and killed while delivering the mail near 65th and Lancaster.
"When I first heard the news, obviously, it was a shock," said Kania. "Complete shock."
Surveillance shows a silver Audi SUV pulling up. When a man gets out, you hear a single gunshot before the SUV drives away.
"It’s difficult, and right now, it’s a scary time for many people," said Kania. "It’s probably every week, every other week, someone’s getting assaulted or attempted robbery."
On Nov. 18 around 2 p.m., Milwaukee police said a mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint near Hoyt and Medford.
Days later, blue USPS drop boxes in Shorewood at the main post office and another just down the street were emptied out. Shorewood police started investigating when four people came in saying checks had been altered.
On Dec. 7 around 3 p.m., another mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint in the Riverwest neighborhood near Bremen and Auer.
"People are definitely concerned," said Kania. "There’s no doubt about it."
Those who deliver the mail are asking for a little help to stay safe.
"We look out for our customers," said Kania. "Our customers look out for us."
As of Wednesday, Dec. 14, no arrests have been made in Cross' homicide. A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction."
NOT from the article I posted,...the only article Ive read on it.
you know where this is leading, don't you......
Nice Gov issue 1911. I have one of those...
Well now you know their names.
See above.
Doesnt matter. THAT was NOT from the article I linked.