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Milwaukee Schools to Bring Back Police Officers Following Court Order

MILWAUKEE, Wis. – (WAUK) – After months of debate, Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) has approved funding to bring school resource officers back to its campuses. The MPS board voted Thursday night to authorize funds for 25 school resource officers, complying with a court order to have them in place by Feb. 27. The decision comes […]