There are so many glaring issues that have come from this report it is shocking. However, dropping investigations, which could lead to criminal charges, because an individual surrenders their license might be the most egregious. DPI may have let predators off the hook.

Horrific. Instead of making excuses and hiding records, they should take responsibility and focus on stopping this revolving door of sexual abusers from entering and remaining in our schools. Protecting kids instead of sexual abusers should be common sense.

A little known gadget, called a license plate "flipper," allows criminals to evade detection from police. This simple tool can be bought easily and delivered right to your door. My legislation is simple, it criminalizes and prohibits these devices from being on our streets.

So far in 2025, 583 of the 778 police pursuits were associated with reckless driving—75% of all pursuits. By towing the vehicle, you take the weapon away from the criminal. I’m proud to author the legislation to do that and look forward to its implementation in Milwaukee.

Can we suspend service permanently?

I can't imagine having such little disregard for human life to put an infant into harms way and then abandon them to save my own hide. How did we get here as a society? tmj4.com/news/milwaukee…

More solid proof as to why banning cell phones in schools should be common-sense. This is why Assembly Republicans authored & passed this in February with the Senate passing it last week.

FINALLY! It only took 1,024 days. The Democrats who run Racine should take note; it’s been 1,754 days since Racine Police has had a contract.

It is time to end the boondoggle. The Alderman in Milwaukee must have the courage to make the common sense decision to end the streetcar, saving Milwaukee millions. Listen to my Milwaukee Minute:

This is what happens when local, state, and federal officials coordinate for the betterment of public safety in our communities. Thank you to all the brave individuals who helped. We need more of this.

The bravery of our first responders cannot be said enough. I hope that we all take time out of our busy schedules to thank them for their hard work. A special thank you to each and every first responder.

The streetcar has been a drain on taxpayers from the beginning, with no end in sight. My good friend and colleague Van Wanggaard and I are also asking Secretary Sean Duffy to release Milwaukee from its grant obligations, paving the way to finally eliminate the boondoggle.

The streetcar was approved by the Common Council 9-6, a fairly close vote. If aldermen had then known no fare would be charged and it would cost taxpayers millions of dollars each year, I'm certain the vote would have failed. We were lied to and promised a false bag of goods.

Milwaukee Police Officers are one step closer to finally getting a raise. Hopefully the Common Council will approve this quickly.

The Defund the Police movement didn't go away, but refocused their efforts on federal law enforcement. Listen to my Milwaukee Minute:

Three of my public safety bills have officially been signed into law. They each are important additions to ensure the safety of our communities and Wisconsinites. Read my full press release: