Madison Police Shooting; Video Breakdown and Fallout
Protesters say police may enter only for emergencies after the fatal shooting, as they keep the intersection occupied and block routine enforcement.
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Madison police shooting; video breakdown and fallout
The fatal shooting of 38-year-old Corey Ruiz by a Madison, Wisconsin police officer set off days of protests and drew national attention once again to police use of force in Wisconsin. In this episode of Open Record, FOX6's Carl Deffenbaugh and Bryan Polcyn break down the bystander video, the reaction, the lack of body-worn camera video and Ruiz's long history of altercations with police.
Madison City Hall Helps BLM Maintain ‘Corey Ruiz Autonomous Zone’ — Nail-Studded Perimeter and All
The city of Madison "is helping them by providing portable toilets and other resources." ... "The city has placed a few trucks to help shield the intersection." The post Madison City Hall Helps BLM Maintain ‘Corey Ruiz Autonomous Zone’ — Nail-Studded Perimeter and All first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
Protesters limit police access to Corey Ruiz encampment
Madison Police won’t enter the area unless “someone’s life or safety was at risk” and will deal with nonemergency situations by phone or virtually, a police spokesperson said.
Protesters blockade Wisconsin street where felon was killed after knifing cop — and the city is helping them
Black Lives Matter and Antifa radicals have taken over two trendy blocks in downtown Madison a week after armed ex-con Corey Ruiz was shot and killed by police -- erecting tents and barricades in a scene reminiscent of 2020's infamous "Capitol Hill Occupied Protest" (CHOP) in Seattle.
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