Three teens arrested after “inhumane” elder abuse in Walker’s Point
- Three teenagers have been arrested following a violent attack on three adults in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.
- The victims, aged 53, 62, and 63, suffered serious injuries, with one requiring hospitalization.
- Milwaukee officials are calling for accountability and emphasizing the need for community safety measures.
On Wednesday afternoon, Milwaukee police responded to a violent incident in the Walker's Point neighborhood, where three adults were attacked by a group of juveniles. The assault, which was captured on video, resulted in serious injuries to a 63-year-old victim, who was taken to a local hospital, while two other victims, aged 62 and 53, received medical treatment at the scene. The police have arrested two 14-year-old males and a 15-year-old male, all facing felony aggravated assault charges due to the severity of the attack. Milwaukee Police Department emphasized the egregious nature of the incident, stating that such behavior is unacceptable and inhumane. The department is actively seeking additional suspects involved in the attack, highlighting the need for accountability in the community. The police reiterated their commitment to addressing violence and ensuring that those who harm others face consequences. In response to the incident, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson expressed his outrage, condemning the actions of the young assailants. He called for strict accountability for those responsible and extended his prayers for the victims' recovery. The mayor also urged the Milwaukee Public Schools to prioritize the restoration of police officers in schools, indicating a need for increased safety measures in educational environments. The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities are encouraging anyone with information to come forward. The incident has sparked discussions about youth violence and the importance of community safety, as well as the role of law enforcement in preventing such occurrences in the future.