Man carrying weapon at UW-Milwaukee shot by campus police officer
A UW-Milwaukee police officer shot a man on campus near the Peck School’s Fine Arts complex Tuesday morning.
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A UW-Milwaukee police officer shot a man on campus near the Peck School’s Fine Arts complex Tuesday morning.
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