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WI: Man Claims Self-Defense in Fatal Shooting Outside Milwaukee Police Station
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Randy Drescher was standing his ground when he fired three shots and killed a stranger who had thrown a traffic cone at him in front of a Milwaukee police station, Drescher's attorney told a jury Monday. Drescher, 66, is charged with first-degree reckless homicide in the August death of Reed Carlsen, 42, of West Allis during a random encounter in front of the District 6 station of the Milwaukee Police Department, where Drescher immediately went inside, reported the shooting and was arrested. |
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| It's Milwaukee, where the chief will have "his troops prone you out" if you dare to legally carry a firearm in his kingdom. |
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