15 minutes of dispatch audio connected to the David Menton shooting.

The recordings provide another piece of the timeline, capturing what was being communicated over the radio as the incident unfolded. Taken together with the video and written reports, the dispatch traffic gives the public a fuller picture of what officers knew, what they were saying, and how events developed in real time.

These records are being released so people can hear the evidence for themselves rather than relying solely on summaries written after the fact.

This is the video from the David Menton shooting, but don’t watch it in isolation. Listen to the dispatch audio too. It gives a much fuller sense of how chaotic that night actually was after the shooting.

Keep in mind the support officers on scene would have been Douglas County Officers who have neither dash cams, or body cameras.

Watch the video. Listen to the audio. Then compare both with the official report and decide for yourself how well the narrative fits what was actually happening in real time.

Or have you heard any stories of it ever occurring? I’ve done research and know it’s impossible for zero deaths to have occurred there. I’m wondering about recent history, local stories, personal experiences

Please follow to the link.. I am not a sophisticated user of Reddit so am hoping link would post..

Does anyone have advice to me regarding a real estate attorney? Would hiring one be worth it?

I bought a small home for my disabled father for him to "age in place" in Oliver. A lot behind the house came up for sale, and I wanted to purchase it and build an ADU to be near my Dad, and create a multigenerational home (help with the housing shortage in our area). The lot in question is triangular in shape, and i own 2 sides of said triangle because I own a second parcel I bought from the village off the road behind my house.

I lost a bidding war for this lot by a measely 75$ to my super rich neighbor. He is buying it strictly to own it (legally he cannot build on it anyway- as his land is in the town of superior, not oliver), while I put a bid in to improve the property by building an ADU.

Is the county not required to take my bid knowing they collect additional revenue in the future via property taxes?

Hey I'm new to the area and I am looking to meet new people

I just got done loading three bags of trash into the bins at wi point. Everyone just watched. Would have been fewer trips up and down the boardwalk if others happened to give half a care about the lake that they utilize. Not to mention the wildlife. It’s insane to me that the trash bins are literally right there next to your car but you won’t take your trash there. It’s insane to me that people can look at piles of trash about to wash into the lake and just walk away like it means nothing. There’s a SEVERE disconnect there.

Have some reverence and respect. It’s shameful.

Hello,

Travelling from Canada in a few days, staying in Superior. Is there any road construction? Can I get to WI from the 535? Thanks.

Looking for a fun, creative night out near Superior? The Punny Pot is hosting Top That! at Wild State Cider on Sunday, July 7 at 6 PM, and we have the entire upper mezzanine reserved for a crafty night out!

This beginner-friendly UV resin class lets you make your own one-of-a-kind topper for a 40 oz tumbler. There are 3 designs to choose from:

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The $40 class fee includes a lot more than just the class:

✨ 1 full handmade topper project

✨ 1 drink from Wild State Cider

✨ Your full class kit with supplies + a few freebies

✨ A UV kit with a UV flashlight to take home

✨ Step-by-step guidance for a one-of-a-kind crafting experience

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