Milwaukee police confirmed that an 18-year-old male was wounded in a shooting that occurred on Wednesday, November 11, at approximately 9:38 a.m. near the intersection of 24th Street and Greenfield Avenue. The victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment; his condition was not immediately released.

Police investigation continues

The Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) said detectives are actively pursuing leads and are working to identify the individuals responsible for the incident. Officers have not released details about a possible motive or whether any weapons were recovered at the scene.

Community asked to help

MPD is urging anyone who saw or heard anything related to the shooting to contact the department at 414‑935‑7360. Residents who prefer to remain anonymous may also call Crime Stoppers at 414‑224‑8477 (“Tips”) or submit information through the P3 Tips program.

Public‑safety reminder

City officials remind Milwaukee residents that the police department relies on community cooperation to keep neighborhoods safe. Prompt tips can lead to quicker arrests and help deter future violence.

Location details

The 24th and Greenfield intersection is a busy corridor in the city’s south side, close to residential areas and local businesses. While the shooting was an isolated event, the MPD continues to monitor the area for any additional concerns.

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Authorities will provide further updates as the investigation progresses. The MPD thanks the public for its continued vigilance and cooperation.

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