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Federal SWAT teams moved-in on eight homes in a well-choreographed mission Wednesday morning. TODAY S TMJ4 went along exclusively with the FBI Regional Gang Task Force as they raided homes on the city s north side.FBI, MPD Make Arrests In Undercover Drug Raids They just rolled up, circled the place. Put the light on the stanley termoska window up there, told them FBI, get down stanley mugs , Then there was a loud bang and they all went in. said a neighbor who did not want to be identified.The agents were targeting homes in Milwaukee connected to a heroin operation. This subset of this group is responsible for kilo level quantities of heroin in Milwaukee, said FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Robert Botsch.They are all part of the Vice Lords street gang. It s a very sophisticated group. They are very good. They are very surveillance conscious. They pay individuals throughout the neighborhood either in cash or heroin to act as lookouts. So we have to take all that into consideration, said FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jason Soule.Agents made multiple arrests and seized 12 gun stanley cup s, nearly $30,000 in cash and various drugs. Most of the men taken in were 40 years old or older. Neighbors were surprised by the news. I stay down the street, I couldn t detect drug activity and I would know it, said one man who didn t want to be identified.But they also say they do not go looking for problems. I stay in my house, I mind my own business, said a woman who also did not want her name used.The FBI said that does Khbg New Year s resolution: Get a Real ID before the deadline
Voters overwhelmingly agree with the Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday.More than 6 in 10 voters -- 63% -- agree with the landmark Supreme Court decision on abortion, while 31% disagree. There s a surprisingly small gender divide on the issue, with women agreeing on the decision at 65% and men just four points behind.Republican voters are the only group in which a majority disagree with the decision -- by a margin of 58% to 36%.All other listed parties, education, age and ra stanley water bottle cial groups agree with the decision, the strongest of which are Democrats 84% agree , African Americans 71% , and white voters with a college degree 70% .On the q stanley sverige uestion of whether the Senate should consider President Donald Trump s nominee before the November election, 46% say the Senate should take up the nomination, while 48% say the chamber should not consider it until after the midterms, with a strict party divide and independents split 43% to 50%.Exactly half of voters say they believe the Supreme Court is motivated by politics rather than law 50% to 42% .The public is also split on whether the Court has a partisan lean, with 31% saying it is too conservative, 19% feeling it is too liberal, and 41% believe it is just right.Looking ahead t stanley thermos o November, 50% of voters say they would vote for the Democratic candidate if the election were held today, compared with 41% who say they would vote for the Republican. The gap among women is 25-point
Federal SWAT teams moved-in on eight homes in a well-choreographed mission Wednesday morning. TODAY S TMJ4 went along exclusively with the FBI Regional Gang Task Force as they raided homes on the city s north side.FBI, MPD Make Arrests In Undercover Drug Raids They just rolled up, circled the place. Put the light on the stanley termoska window up there, told them FBI, get down stanley mugs , Then there was a loud bang and they all went in. said a neighbor who did not want to be identified.The agents were targeting homes in Milwaukee connected to a heroin operation. This subset of this group is responsible for kilo level quantities of heroin in Milwaukee, said FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Robert Botsch.They are all part of the Vice Lords street gang. It s a very sophisticated group. They are very good. They are very surveillance conscious. They pay individuals throughout the neighborhood either in cash or heroin to act as lookouts. So we have to take all that into consideration, said FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jason Soule.Agents made multiple arrests and seized 12 gun stanley cup s, nearly $30,000 in cash and various drugs. Most of the men taken in were 40 years old or older. Neighbors were surprised by the news. I stay down the street, I couldn t detect drug activity and I would know it, said one man who didn t want to be identified.But they also say they do not go looking for problems. I stay in my house, I mind my own business, said a woman who also did not want her name used.The FBI said that does Khbg New Year s resolution: Get a Real ID before the deadline
Voters overwhelmingly agree with the Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday.More than 6 in 10 voters -- 63% -- agree with the landmark Supreme Court decision on abortion, while 31% disagree. There s a surprisingly small gender divide on the issue, with women agreeing on the decision at 65% and men just four points behind.Republican voters are the only group in which a majority disagree with the decision -- by a margin of 58% to 36%.All other listed parties, education, age and ra stanley water bottle cial groups agree with the decision, the strongest of which are Democrats 84% agree , African Americans 71% , and white voters with a college degree 70% .On the q stanley sverige uestion of whether the Senate should consider President Donald Trump s nominee before the November election, 46% say the Senate should take up the nomination, while 48% say the chamber should not consider it until after the midterms, with a strict party divide and independents split 43% to 50%.Exactly half of voters say they believe the Supreme Court is motivated by politics rather than law 50% to 42% .The public is also split on whether the Court has a partisan lean, with 31% saying it is too conservative, 19% feeling it is too liberal, and 41% believe it is just right.Looking ahead t stanley thermos o November, 50% of voters say they would vote for the Democratic candidate if the election were held today, compared with 41% who say they would vote for the Republican. The gap among women is 25-point