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Milwaukee Police Officer Dies After He and His Partner Are Shot in Alley
MILWAUKEE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, JUN 30 – Officer Kendall Corder was the sixth Milwaukee officer killed in the line of duty since 2018 after being ambushed while responding to a call about an armed suspect.
- On Monday, Milwaukee community members gathered at District 2 to honor Officer Corder, who died Sunday from injuries sustained in the June 26 shooting.
- Milwaukee officers responding to a weapons call in the 2200 block of North 24th Place at 9:30 p.m. on June 26 were unexpectedly ambushed in an alley, leading to Corder’s death.
- Following the shooting, Milwaukee police arrested Tremaine Jones, 22, on June 27; officer McCray survived, but officers were unable to return fire.
- Community and police tributes, including flowers, flags, and coffee, reflect ongoing support and gratitude after Officer Corder's death.
- Building on community grief, Mayor Cavalier Johnson urges a collective approach to reduce violence, partnering with Friendship Circle to provide suicide prevention trainings in Officer Corder’s honor.
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