MILWAUKEE – Frustrated and fed up, protests continue for D’Vontaye Mitchell more than three weeks after he died following an altercation with hotel security at the Hyatt Regency in Milwaukee.

Mitchell’s family said they also want transparency, and they are urging the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office to move forward with pressing charges, as well as to release all footage of the fatal incident at the Hyatt to the public.

Three weeks after his death, Mitchell’s mother, Brenda Giles, is on what she’s calling an uphill battle for justice.

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“We won’t get no rest until they are arrested,” Giles said. “That’s how I feel. No justice, no peace. So maybe once I get justice then I can get some peace.”

Mitchell died on June 30 outside the downtown hotel. Graphic video shows the 43-year-old father of two being held down by four now-former Hyatt employees. Two of them were security officers.

It occurred after witnesses say he locked himself in the women’s bathroom.

Several family members say surveillance video from inside shows he was in fear of his life.

The DA’s office is now reviewing felony murder charges referred by the Milwaukee Police Department for four people. Outside the DA’s office, Mitchell’s family is protesting once again, hoping their voices will be heard.

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“I don’t care how hot it is, we gone keep coming out here,” his sister, Nayisha Mitchell, said. “We gonna keep protesting, we gonna keep on doing our chants until we get some results here.”

Results they want in the form of charges for everyone involved, and videos released publicly of Mitchell’s fatal encounter with staff at the hotel. 

“I need some closure,” GIles said.

From outside the DA’s house to the Hyatt, Mitchell’s family and supporters said they won’t stop applying pressure.

“I’m pushing and urging for the DA to do the right thing, to make some charges, make sure you pursue the right charges,” cousin Latrisa Giles said. “Don’t just give the lower level charges to be doing something.”

A GoFundMe has been set up to support Mitchell’s family.

The DA’s office previously told FOX6 News it is waiting on results from Mitchell’s autopsy to make a charging decision.

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Is there anything better than a good chicken tender? Well, skydiving, sunsets, doing a cannonball in a pool on a sunny day, etc. But when it comes to food, tenders are pretty dang good! Here are some of the best places around here to get them.

275 W. WISCONSIN AVE.

This place has some of the most delicious tenders in town – plus chicken sandwiches and fried cheese curds. And it’s at 3rd Street Market Hall, an awesome food hall where you can play bags, video games, giant Jenga and way more fun stuff.

WITHIN MECCA SPORTS BAR | 1134 VEL R. PHILLIPS AVE.

Are you a Bucks fan? Even if you aren’t, you can get some of the best chicken in Milwaukee right next to Fiserv Forum, where Giannis and Dame play. Grab some before a game– or sit out on the big patio during the sunny off-season.  

2675 S. KINNICKINNIC AVE. |  6519 W. NORTH AVE., WAUWATOSA 

The tenders here are crispy and simple in the best way. Grab some waffle or sweet potato fries to go with ’em.  

2045 E. NORTH AVE. | 2735 W. OKLAHOMA AVE.

Go chicken-crazy at this spot – there are two locations in the area, both specializing in the delicious tenders. 

5328 W. BLUEMOUND RD.

Give some of the sauces at this restaurant a try. They Have bourbon BBQ (don’t worry, it’s OK for kids!), Thai chili, serrano, garlic Parmesan and more tasty ones. If you really love heat, you might even want to brave the “inferno” sauce. 

Barring an unexpected trade, the Milwaukee Bucks have filled out their 15-man roster for the 2024-25 season. This gives head coach Doc Rivers the green light to start mapping out his rotation now that free agency has wrapped up.

It was a quiet offseason for Milwaukee, but they managed to acquire three solid veterans on minimum deals who can contribute right away. They balanced that with the infusion of youthful energy, selecting two 19-year-olds in the draft.

Gone are Malik Beasley, Danilo Gallinari, Jae Crowder, Thanasis Antetokounmpo, and Patrick Beverley. In their place are first-round pick AJ Johnson and second-rounder Tyler Smith, along with free-agent signings Delon Wright, Taurean Prince, and Gary Trent Jr.

After taking a peek at their revamped depth chart, let’s dive deeper and predict how the minutes distribution might shake out for the Bucks’ rotation in the 2024-25 NBA season.

Point Guards

Damian Lillard (Starter): 33

The only true point guard on the roster, Damian Lillard, might once again be tasked with logging heavy minutes. He averaged 35.3 minutes per game last season, but Milwaukee might want to dial that back a bit to keep him fresh for a deep postseason run. Rookie AJ Johnson likely won’t be ready to contribute significant minutes yet, but Delon Wright (listed in the next category) can handle some of the point guard duties when Lillard heads to the bench.

Combo Guards

Gary Trent Jr. (Starter): 26

Delon Wright: 20

Gary Trent Jr. isn’t the perfect fit in the backcourt alongside Lillard, but he was the best combo guard available in free agency. He’ll provide elite spacing for Giannis Antetokounmpo and company, offering a slight defensive upgrade from Beasley.

Delon Wright, the Bucks’ best perimeter defender, will be the perfect complement to Lillard and Trent. He can step in for either of them or play alongside them. Meanwhile, rookie AJ Johnson will likely be buried on the bench, focusing on improving his game during his first season.

Wings

Khris Middleton (Starter): 28

AJ Green: 11

Andre Jackson Jr.: 11

Milwaukee would love to keep Khris Middleton’s minutes low, but that will largely depend on the performance of AJ Green and Andre Jackson Jr.

Green is one of the best shooters on the Bucks’ roster and works hard on defense, even if he is physically limited. Ideally, his minutes per game would creep toward 15, but that would come at the expense of someone else in the rotation. Jackson Jr. is the opposite type of player from Green, bringing more athleticism and defensive versatility. Rivers could alternate between these two in the rotation based on nightly matchups.

Forwards

Giannis Antetokounmpo (Starter): 33

Taurean Prince: 23

Antetokounmpo logged 35.2 minutes per game last season, his highest since 2017-18. Ideally, the Bucks would love to reduce that number to around 30 to keep him fresh, but that may not be feasible if they want to stay competitive in the Eastern Conference.

Rivers will have options when Giannis goes to the bench. Bobby Portis will see minutes at the four, and Taurean Prince can also slot in there. Prince will get some run on the wing depending on the lineup Rivers wants to deploy.

Bigs

Brook Lopez (Starter): 30

Bobby Portis: 25

Brook Lopez has been a model of durability throughout his career, but at 36 years old, Milwaukee needs to handle his minutes with caution. They could lighten his load by playing Antetokounmpo at the five, although both Giannis and the Bucks have been hesitant to fully embrace that shift. Balancing Lopez’s minutes while keeping him fresh for the postseason will be key to maintaining their defensive anchor’s effectiveness.