And don’t think for a second on what their end game was. He did it before they could.
Mass Shooting in Milwaukee
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why don’t you go murder some white supremacists then? They’re easy to find. Nothing worse than people who are all talk and no action.
thats besides the point.
I thought this conversation was over?
He was justified in what he did IMO. Saying RIP to your enemy is weak sauce. The only victim is the black man who was fed up with the bullshyt.
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I thought this conversation was over?
reading is fundamental. Be about it. Don’t just talk on the net.
It's been real
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I retract that RIP. 
to those racist cacs now that I know the details.
This is why you shouldn't fukk with people and their livelihoods. Cacs with their propensity for racism and fukkshyt got themselves killed
to those racist cacs now that I know the details.This is why you shouldn't fukk with people and their livelihoods. Cacs with their propensity for racism and fukkshyt got themselves killed
Stop moving goal posts. Do they deserve to live, yes or no?
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
Looks like regular pics to me
I'm talking about the man. Your talking about pictures.
He looks like he is suffering behind those smiles, you can tell, I can tell.
He was suffering from some sort of mental illness, I wish he could have received some help.
We need more mental health care reform.
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
Molson Coors Victims: Names, Photos & Tributes
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Five people went to work on a Wednesday in February 2020 to their jobs at Molson Coors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, thinking it would be like any other day. In the words of Mayor Tom Barrett, they “thought they were going to go to work and finish their day and return to their families… and tragically they never will.”
The first victim was named on a GoFundMe page as Dana Walk. You can read more about how to help Walk’s family later in this article. Later in the afternoon, police identified the victims as Walk; Jesus Valle Jr., 33; Gennady Levshetz, 61; Trevor Wetselaar, 33; and Dale Hudson, 50.
This post will include a tribute to and photo for each victim as information is learned about them. The CEO of Molson Coors said that the victims held a variety of jobs at the company, working as electricians, a machinist, and power house operator. They also come from multiple communities in the Milwaukee area: Waukesha, Mequon, Delafield and Milwaukee.
“This is a tragic day for our city. A tragic day for our state,” Barrett said. “Five families…are grieving and will be grieving because of this horrific act of this individual. This is a time for us to think of those families because there are five individuals who went to work today, just like everyone goes to work…” He called it an “unspeakable tragedy” and a “community tragedy.”
On the day after the tragedy, Barrett said: “What is most important right now is that our community comes together and puts our arms around these grieving families.”
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As one Milwaukeean put it on Twitter, speaking for many others: “I go past this brewery everyday. It is part of our Milwaukee. Very terrible loss of life. Prayers for the victims and their families.” Known to locals as the former Miller Brewery, the plant is interwoven into the fabric of the community.
Officials said six people died, including the shooter, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The mass shooting broke out at Molson Coors on the afternoon of February 26, 2020.
Governor Tony Evers asked for a moment of silence. He said the “hearts of the people of Wisconsin go out to the folks who were needlessly murdered.” He said he and the First Lady would pray for the “lives that have been lost… it’s a tragedy for the entire state of Wisconsin. Wisconsin is a strong state.”
Chief Alfonso Morales called the tragedy “a terrible day for Milwaukeeans,” passing on his condolences.
“We’re a family here and at Molson Coors in Milwaukee, and this is an unthinkable tragedy for us,” a top Molson Coors official, Gavin Hattersley, said.
Lt. Gov Mandela Barnes said it was the 11th mass shooting in Wisconsin since 2004. He called it another “senseless American tragedy.” He said the victims were just people trying to “make an honest living.”
Here’s more information on the lives of each victim:
Dana Walk
Dana Walk
The GoFundMe page for Dana Walk reads, “Today, my best friend and her family lost their dear father. Dana Walk was shot and killed in the MKE Coors shooting. Join me in raising money for my best friend Melanie and her family. We love you guys, and we will be walking with the Walks through this.”
You can donate money to help Dana Walk’s family here.
People filled the GoFundMe page with tributes to Walk. “Will so miss chatting with Dana. Our family is just heartbroken at the loss of such a sweet man and the grief Dori, Andy, Melanie & Michelle are left with in the wake of this unspeakable tragedy. Walk Family – we are here for you! Wrapping you in prayer and love
” read one.James Reed wrote on Twitter, “I normally don’t grieve online, but after what I witnessed today I just need to vent. I want to say f*ck humans… My wife and I lost an amazing human today. His name was Dana Walk, my father-in-law and was lost via a mass shooting. Humans suck, they truly do…”
He added: “The pain I am witnessing and feeling should never be experienced by anyone. Hold your loved ones tight tonight everyone and always say I love you. You never know what could happen…RIP Dana Walk, we miss you lots.”
Walk was from Delafield. He was married and went to Kettle Moraine High School, according to his Facebook page, which shows a love of ice and other fishing. One photo shows him wearing a Miller shirt while holding two fish.
Trevor Wetselaar
Trevor Wetselaar
Wetselaar was from Milwaukee. According to his LinkedIn page, Wetselaar worked as an engine room operator at Miller Coors, a positioned he had held since June 2018.
Before that he was a “nuclear reactor operator” for the U.S. Navy. For that position, he wrote, “In charge of training and operations for Reactor Control Division. Holds a current Secret security clearance. Operates a Nuclear Reactor on board a US Navy Submarine during examinations and equipment testing.”
Previously, he was a site manager for Mid American Building Services for a year. He “managed housekeeping department for Milwaukee County Courthouse,” his LinkedIn page says.
His summary on LinkedIn explains, “Current submarine qualified Leading Petty Officer of a Reactor Control Division on board a US Navy Submarine. I lead the installation and repair of electronics directly related to reactor safety. Operated in the refueling and re-certifying of a submarine to return it to active service. Active trainer for an engineering department on reactor theory and operations. I am ready to bring my extensive training and experience to a new career.”
He had also worked as a manager at a pizza company and as a Health Care Services account manager. He had a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in political science and government. He spoke Dutch.
Dale Hudson
Dale Hudson is the fourth from left in this photo.
Hudson was from Waukesha. He was honored in the above photo when he hit 10 years of service for the company in 2018. IBEW Local 494 posted the above picture on Facebook at the time and identified Hudson as the man standing fourth from left.
His Facebook page says he worked at MillerCoors, studied at MATC Milwaukee, studied at WCTC Pewaukee, studied at Univesity of Phoenix, and went to Elkhorn Area High. His page mostly contains pictures of the outdoors, such as deer hunting and ice fishing.
Jesus Valle Jr.
Police said Valle was from Milwaukee. A photo and tribute for Valle will be added when more information is learned.
Gennady Levshetz
Levshetz was from Mequon, according to police.
Levshetz’s obituary said he “passed away tragically on Feb. 26, 2020 at the age of 61. Beloved husband of Alina Levshetz (nee Goldina). Cherished father of Tanya (Steve) Paler and Becca Levshetz. Proud grandfather of Hannah Paler and Benny Paler. Dear brother of Anna (Moysey) Tsypkin. Further survived by other dear relatives and friends.”
The obit added: “Gene will be remembered as the best husband, dad, and dede. He was a kind, caring, and giving person who always put his family’s needs before his own.”
In lieu of flowers, “memorial contributions to National MS Society, Cong. Shalom or the charity of your choice would be appreciated,” the obituary says.
Hattersley, CEO, Molson Coors Beverage Company, also released this statement: “Earlier today we received news of an active shooter on our Milwaukee Brewery campus. The police have since confirmed the shooter, who was an active brewery employee, is now deceased. There is no longer an active threat and our employees are in the process of being released to go home to their families.”
The statement continued, “Unfortunately, I am devastated to share that we lost five other members of our family in this tragic incident. The police are still working to notify their relatives, so I am unable to provide more information at this time. There are no words to express the deep sadness many of us are feeling right now. The most important thing is that we support and care for each other. We ask that everyone be respectful of how our colleagues in Milwaukee are feeling during this incredibly difficult time and do what you can to be supportive. Please hold your family members tight tonight and keep the families of our fallen teammates in your thoughts.”
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the suspect, Anthony Ferrill, had argued with another electrician who was a victim.
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they all look like the type who’d say “******” to your face and hang nooses in your locker. Some very fine people, as my president would say
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Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
I’m gonna toast a drink to those white Supremacists meeting their violent end from the brother and theme he offed himself so he didn’t have to answer any questions and serve time. No closure for the families.
White supremacy is the biggest threat to this planet and needs to be eradicated.
HUSSLA'S P.
All Star
5 less Crakkkas we gotta worry about.
HUSSLA'S P.
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Somebody's finish this sentence.
The only good Crakka is a............
The only good Crakka is a............
