US EditionQuintuple Shooting in Downtown Milwaukee Leaves 1 Dead
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, JUL 12 – Two people died and three were injured in a downtown Milwaukee shooting, including promoter Antwan Hogans, as police continue to search for suspects with no clear motive yet.
- Shortly after midnight on July 12, 2025, Milwaukee police responded to a shooting in the downtown area close to the intersection of Water and Michigan Streets, where five individuals sustained gunshot wounds.
- The shooting occurred near a bar in downtown Milwaukee, but authorities have not yet determined what led to the incident and continue searching for suspects.
- Two people lost their lives in the incident: a 52-year-old man named Antwan "Tweezy" Hogans who was pronounced dead at the location, and a second victim who passed away after being hospitalized; additionally, three others between the ages of 30 and 39 sustained injuries.
- The Milwaukee Police Department emphasized the importance of finding peaceful solutions to disputes and reaffirmed their commitment to holding those responsible for violent acts accountable.
- MPD plans to work with elected officials and public safety partners to improve safety downtown, especially during summer, and urges anyone with information to call 935-7360.
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