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34th and Wright shooting; Milwaukee mother, son sentenced

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34th and Wright shooting; Milwaukee mother, son sentenced


The Milwaukee mother and son charged in connection to a 2022 shooting have now both been sentenced to prison.

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Latasha Murdo, 43, was sentenced Thursday to four years behind bars and four years of extended supervision. She was found guilty at trial of first-degree recklessly endangering safety in November 2023.

Murdo’s son, 23-year-old Keyshawn Lewis, was sentenced in November 2023 to eight years in prison and five years of extended supervision. A jury found him guilty that August of first-degree recklessly endangering safety and felony bail jumping.

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The shooting near 34th and Wright happened the morning of March 17, 2022. According to a criminal complaint, a woman told officers she saw her daughter arguing with Murdo. The woman said Murdo left but soon returned with Lewis, who “immediately exited the vehicle and began firing a gun while his hands were in his pockets.”

When another officer arrived, he found a victim inside an SUV – later identified as Lewis. The complaint said the officer heard someone yelling that Lewis was the one with a gun, and he was shot. The officer asked repeatedly if there was a gun in the car, and prosecutors said both Murdo and Lewis said no.

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Lewis told police he did not shoot anyone, per the complaint, but eventually said he was there to fight someone who wanted to fight his mom. He said “all he had was his fists,” and that he was “shot by a guy with dreads.”

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During an interview with police, Murdo said she was arguing with a woman. That woman pulled out a gun, Murdo said, so she left and called her son because “she needed him to cover her,” because she was going to fight the woman. She said she didn’t know Lewis had a gun with him.

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When Murdo and Lewis returned to 34th and Wright, Murdo told police “Lewis jumped out of the car.” She said, as soon as she got out, her son had “already rushed up” and she heard several gunshots. She then heard Lewis say “mama he shot me,” and she ran over to find Lewis on the ground bleeding.

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The complaint indicates Murdo saw a silver revolver on the ground next to Lewis and “believed it must have fallen out of his pocket.” She said she didn’t know if he had fired the gun, but she picked the gun up and helped Lewis into the car.

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In the end, police discovered there were three victims as a result of this shooting, the complaint said – Lewis and two other people. One person suffered a gunshot wound to her hand and did not wish to seek medical treatment. The second person suffered a gunshot wound to her backside. Lewis had gunshot wounds to his upper legs.

The complaint said by, “driving Lewis to the scene and assisting him in hiding the gun he used in the shooting,” prosecutors believed Murdo “thereby aided and abetted in the shooting.”



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Milwaukee Admirals fall to Wolves, losing streak now 5 games

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Milwaukee Admirals fall to Wolves, losing streak now 5 games


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Ryan Ufko and David Edstrom scored goals for the Admirals, but they dropped a 4-2 decision to the Chicago Wolves on Saturday night at historic Panther Arena.

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The loss extended the Ads losing streak to five games.

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The Wolves grabbed an early lead when Bradley Nadeau potted his ninth goal of the season 8:21 into the game.

David Edstrom and the Admirals league-leading power-play knotted the score at one with just under seven minutes to play in the frame. With the penalty winding down, Cole Hara’s shot from between the wheels was deflected in by Edstrom for his fifth tally of the year.

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However, the Wolves would score two more to close out the frame, including one by Domonic Fensore with just 0.7 seconds left in the first.

Milwaukee would get one back during the second period courtesy of a Ryan Ufko power-play marker. Stationed in the high slot, Ufko took a feed from Daniel Carr and ripped a one-timer over the shoulder of Chicago netminder Amir Miftakhov.  

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The Ads pressed for the tying goal and had a 6-on-4 advantage late in the third period, but Chicago’s Justin Robidas scored an empty-netter to seal the deal for the Wolves.  

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The Admirals will hit the road for their final three games before the Christmas break, beginning Wednesday morning at 11 a.m. against the Wolves. The Ads’ next home contest will be on Saturday, Dec. 27 at 6 p.m. against the Grand Rapids Griffins.

The Source: The Milwaukee Admirals provided this report.

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Downtown Milwaukee temporary steam outage, We Energies restoring service

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An issue at the Valley Power Plant caused a temporary steam outage for downtown Milwaukee buildings on Saturday, Dec. 13.

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According to We Energies, the gas supply to the Valley Power Plant was interrupted on Saturday morning, causing it to go offline. The plant produces steam for downtown buildings for heating.

We Energies says it has restored service to the steam system and is bringing steam back to customers, but the restoration process requires steam pressure to build back up in the steam system. Once pressure reaches safe levels, steam service can be delivered to customers.

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Customers should begin to see service return over the next few hours, and some are already restored.

We Energies says it does not anticipate any more steam outages, and that this issue is not affecting electric or natural gas service.

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The Marcus Performing Arts Center says its building has been impacted by the steam outage and, as a result, had to cancel its 1 p.m. matinée performance of The Pigeon Gets A Big Time Holiday Extravaganza!

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Ticket holders will be contacted directly to get further information about next steps.

All other shows at the Marcus Performing Arts Center will go on as scheduled.

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Admirals lose to IceHogs, comeback bid falls short in Rockford

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Goalie Laurent Brossoit stopped 33 shots – and scored a goal – to lead the Rockford IceHogs to a 5-3 win over the Milwaukee Admirals on Friday.

The loss extended the Admirals losing streak to four games.

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With goalie Matt Murray pulled, the Admirals dumped the puck into the IceHogs zone from the red line. Brossoit tracked it down behind his goal and sailed a shot into the empty Milwaukee cage at 18:56 of the final frame.

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The teams waited until the second period to start scoring goals. IceHogs forward Nick Lardis started the scoring with a shorthanded goal at 1:18 of the second frame. He sent a wrist shot from the slot into the net just as Milwaukee had two players leave the penalty box.

Just 0:33 later, Rockford’s Brett Seney exited the penalty box and grabbed a loose puck at the Admirals blue line. He moved to the right circle and sent a shot over the glove of Admirals goalie Matt Murray at 1:51.

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Milwaukee got on the board with a power-play goal at 4:56 of the second frame. Oasiz Wiesblatt skated with the puck from the left point to the right circle and slid a pass to the crease. Daniel Carr redirected the puck past IceHogs goalie Brossoit for his team-leading tenth goal of the season, and seventh on the power play. Wiesblatt and Joakim Kemell assisted.

Rockford scored two more before the close of the second period. Martin Misiak scored his first pro goal at 15:39 and Jamie Engelbert added a 4-on-4 goal at 18:45 to give the IceHogs a 4-1 lead after two frames.

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The Admirals cut the deficit to 4-2 when Jake Lucchini scored his sixth goal of the season at 11:21 of the third period. Lucchini slammed a rebound of a Jordan Oesterle shot into the net. Cole O’Hara and Oesterle were awarded assists.

The Ads got within one just :36 later when O’Hara shot a blocked puck into the net from the right circle. Oesterle and Ryan Ufko assisted on the goal at 11:57 of the third period.

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Milwaukee returns to UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena to host the Chicago Wolves on Saturday, Dec. 13.

The Source: The Milwaukee Admirals provided this report.

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