When is enough actually enough? A young, dedicated officer is killed in the line of duty trying to protect this city (“Milwaukee police officer Kendall Corder dies following shooting: ‘We are all in pain.’” June 29).
The 22-year-old man (charged with the shooting is accused of taking) the life of a man that wanted nothing more than to do his part to make Milwaukee a better place.
I want to send my and my wife’s sincere condolences to the family. This is something that should have never happened. They say time heals all wounds, but this will take some time, if ever.
Mike Butterfield, Wauwatosa
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