For the past three years, the Milwaukee Police Association has fought to save Wisconsin State Statute 62.50. Originally passed in 1977, 62.50, created the means by which cities of the first class (Milwaukee) could operate their fire and police departments, respectively.
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In a rare show of support for us lowly police officers, Chief Edward Flynn stood up to the media and the community in comments made at a news conference in late March.
The news conference was held in reference to a planned protest of “police brutality” stemming from events occurring
on February 17, 2008.
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Would you allow yourself or your partner
to be treated worse than the criminal suspects you arrest? Of course not.
However, that is exactly what you will be doing if you give a statement without legal counsel to a detective or the District Attorney after being involved in the use of deadly force or a death in custody.
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When asked last year about the pay for discharged Milwaukee Police Officers, Governor Doyle was quoted as saying
that all police officers in the State of Wisconsin should be treated equally.
The Milwaukee Police Association (MPA) wholeheartedly agrees. It is a common misconception that a City of Milwaukee Police Officer receives a greater benefit when discharged than other police officers throughout the state. I am writing today to dispel that myth.
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Steward Information
The Monthly Steward Meetings Have Been Moved To A New Date And Time Beginning July 8.
The Meetings Will Now Be Held On The Second Tuesday Of Each Month
At 6:00 PM At The MPA® Building
Information The Full Time MPA® Trustees Do Not have Access To The
Departmental Systems For E-Mail Or Inter-Office Mail.
Please Use Either The US Mail Or The E-Mail Addresses That Are Listed
On This Site For The Trustee You Wish To Contact .
The 2008 Member Calendars Were Mailed Out On Dec. 18th
For Additional Info Regarding The Calendar, United Health Care Or Navitus Drug Card
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