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Tag: marsy's law

Posted inJustice & Safety

A Grand Chute police recruit alleged she was sexually assaulted. Days later she lost her job.

Avatar photo by Jacob Resneck / Wisconsin Watch November 8th, 2023November 9th, 2023 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

A female Grand Chute police recruit went out drinking with two male cadets from Appleton and Sheboygan and awoke in a hotel room not remembering what exactly had transpired. Within 34 hours her own department concluded no crime occurred.

Outside view of Sheboygan Police Department
Posted inJustice & Safety

Sheboygan recruit accused of sex assault had potential red flag

Avatar photo by Jacob Resneck / Wisconsin Watch November 8th, 2023November 10th, 2023 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

A Sheboygan police recruit involved in an alleged sexual assault had been flagged as a suspected gang member in high school, but that information was not provided to an oversight board before he was hired.

Posted inJustice & Safety

Oshkosh police cite ‘Marsy’s Law’ to withhold names of officers who shot suspects

Avatar photo by Jacob Resneck / Wisconsin Watch August 8th, 2023October 4th, 2023 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

Some police agencies across the country have used the voter-approved constitutional amendment that broadens victim privacy to shield officers who use force.

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