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A group advises UW-Madison police behind closed doors. Why?

Summary by The Cap Times
Wisconsin transparency advocates say Police Advisory Council meetings should be open to the public, but Chief Brent Plisch says it’s not an oversight body.
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A group advises UW-Madison police behind closed doors. Why?

Wisconsin transparency advocates say Police Advisory Council meetings should be open to the public, but Chief Brent Plisch says it’s not an oversight body.

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The Cap Times broke the news on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
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