July 13, 2025

Quintuple Shooting in Milwaukee Leaves Two Dead

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July 13, 2025
6:45 am
Milwaukee

News Summary

A shooting in Milwaukee’s downtown nightlife district resulted in two fatalities and three injuries. Known local promoter Antwan Hogans was among the deceased, raising community concerns about increasing street violence. Milwaukee Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance, emphasizing the need for conflict resolution to combat violence in the entertainment area.

Milwaukee

A quintuple shooting in Milwaukee’s downtown nightlife district left two people dead and three others injured early on July 12. The incident occurred just after midnight near North Water Street and East Michigan Street, intensifying concerns about street violence in the area.

The Milwaukee Police Department reported that 52-year-old Antwan “Tweezy” Hogans died at the scene of the shooting. Hogans was a well-known local club promoter and owner of a hookah lounge, celebrated for his positive contributions to the community. A second victim later succumbed to injuries at a local hospital, although authorities have not yet confirmed their identity.

Four other individuals sustained non-fatal gunshot wounds. Among the injured are two men, aged 30 and 39, as well as a 34-year-old and a 32-year-old man. All of the injured were transported to local hospitals for medical treatment following the shooting.

As of now, Milwaukee Police have not made any arrests related to the shooting; their investigation is ongoing. Authorities are actively searching for suspects involved in the incident and are appealing to the community for assistance in gathering information.

In response to the rising violence, the Milwaukee Police Department is collaborating with intergovernmental partners, including the city’s Common Council and the City Attorney’s Office. The focus is on addressing recent violent occurrences in the downtown area, while emphasizing the importance of finding conflict resolution methods that do not involve gun violence.

The shooting reflects a disturbing trend of rising violence in Milwaukee’s entertainment district, which has drawn the attention of local law enforcement and community leaders alike. In the aftermath of the incident, friends and community members gathered to honor Hogans’ memory, expressing their heartbreak over his untimely and senseless death.

The Milwaukee Police Department is urging anyone with information about the shooting to come forward. Individuals can contact the department directly at (414) 935-7360 or provide tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-Tips.

This tragic incident underscores an urgent call for enhanced public safety measures within the downtown area, as local authorities strive to prevent further acts of violence amidst a backdrop of increasing concerns among residents and visitors alike.