Why are our Madison police officers killing more people?
This graphic is from Greg Gelembiuk, who also testified about this at the council on Tuesday and has mentioned this in multiple community meetings.
Note: Koval started training officers 15 years ago when the numbers begin to rise.
Info below shamelessly gotten from Madison.com but you likely can’t see it if you haven’t paid or worked around their system or just don’t look at their website.
1990s – 8 shootings (3 fatal, 37.5%)
1990 – none
1991 – none
1992 – Robert Rassmusson (July 5)
1992 – Robert Cook (July 12) – fatal
1993 – none
1994 – Alpio Pena-Avila (May 24) – fatal
1995 – Carl Kirchstein (Feb 25)
1995 – Curtis Rogge (April 25)
1995 – Kathrine “Kitty” Barber (Dec 1)
1996 – none
1997 – Timothy Wing (March 21) – fatal
1997 – Geoffrey Gibson (May 1)
1998 – none
1999 – none
2000s – 8 shootings (6 fatal, 75%)
2000 – none
Chief Koval begins training officers (at forums he said he has been doing this for 15 years and has trained nearly everyone in the department).
2001 – Jesse Johnson (Aug 28) – fatal
2002 – none
2003 – Julio Ceasar Contreras (July 25) – fatal
2003 – Douglas Timmers (Nov 11)
2004 – Gregory Valesquez (May 9) – fatal
2004 – Carlos Toledo Rubio (June 14)
2005 – none
2006 – Victor Montero Diaz (April 12) – fatal
2007 – Ronald Branton (July 15) – fatal
2008 – none
2009 – Gregory Bickford (Oct 7) – fatal
2010s – 6 shootings (6 fatal, 100%)
2010 – none
2011 – none
2012 – Paul Heenan (Nov 9) – fatal
2013 – Brent Brozek (May 17) – fatal
2013 – Charles Carll (August 17) – fatal
April 11, 2014 – Koval Named Police Chief
2014 – Londrell Johnson (May 2) – fatal
2014 – Ashley DiPiazza (May 18) – fatal
2015 – Tony Robinson (March 6) – fatal
Decreases in intermediate services, leads to more conflicts, Increases in street gun volume, heightens concerns during conflicts. It is the pro-gun, small goverment Walker agenda manifested to populate contract prisons for his donors. Only a small number of the arrests result in the revenue loss fatal shooting.