Milwaukee’s Top Cop to Speak at Marquette Tomorrow
From the Marquette Law School, and Mike Gousha’s “On the Issues” series:
Note: do not just show up. Registration is required, and is easily done via this web page.
There is ample space at the moment, and people from the community are welcome.
Thursday, January 10—Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn—Here’s your opportunity to meet the city’s new top cop. Chief Ed Flynn left Springfield, Massachusetts, to come to Milwaukee, where he faces a persistent violent crime problem and high expectations. Learn more about the new Chief’s crime-fighting strategies. January 10, 2008, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m., Sensenbrenner Hall, Room 325.The series, so far, has been excellent. And anybody interested in Milwaukee criminal justice issues will probably find this event worthwhile.
Note: do not just show up. Registration is required, and is easily done via this web page.
There is ample space at the moment, and people from the community are welcome.
Labels: Crime, Criminal Justice, Ed Flynn, Milwaukee Crime, Milwaukee Police Department
posted by John McAdams at 12:02 PM
1 Comments:
As I had surgery on Jan. 9th, I will not be able to attend. However, I hope someone asks the new chief to comment on the proposition: "More Guns (Carried by law abiding citizens) = Less Crime"---And on the evidence which supports that proposed solution to the crime in Milwaukee.
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