Eight photos of a Racine police press conference Tuesday
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez addressed the recent spate of gun violence that has left two people dead since Friday during a news conference Tuesday afternoon at the City Hall Annex Building.
Alex Ramirez
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez talks Tuesday during a press conference at the City Hall Annex Building. Behind Ramirez are Alder Maurice Horton, from left, John Tate II, Racine Department of Community Safety director and Mayor Cory Mason.
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John Tate
John Tate II, Racine Department of Community Safety executive director, speaks Tuesday during a press conference. From left are Racine Mayor Cory Mason, Alder Maurice Horton, Tate and Racine Police Chief Alex Ramirez
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez speaks Tuesday during a press conference at the City Hall Annex Building, 800 Center St.
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Alder Maurice Horton
Alder Maurice Horton, City of Racine Common Council president, speaks Tuesday during a press conference.
Racine Mayor Cory Mason
Racine Mayor Cory Mason speaks Tuesday during a press conference at the City Hall Annex Building. Behind Mason are Alder Maurice Horton, left, and John Tate II, Racine Department of Community Safety director.
Chief Ramirez
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez speaks Tuesday during a press conference.
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Jessie Metoyer
Jessie Metoyer, Racine Police Department deputy chief, talks Tuesday during a press conference.
John Tate
John Tate II, Racine Department of Community Safety executive director, talks Tuesday during a press conference.
Press conference Horton
The City of Burlington appointed Thomas Stuckart as the Burlington Fire Department chief, effective Monday, July 14.
If convicted, he could be sentenced to up 40 years, fined $100,000, or both.
A 22-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison in connection to allegations of pointing a firearm at a police officer in July 2024.
Racine Police Department Chief Alex Ramirez addressed the recent spate of gun violence that has left two people dead since Friday during a news conference Tuesday afternoon at the City Hall Annex Building.
