Milwaukee police officer Kendall Corder dies; funeral arrangements set
Kendall Corder
MILWAUKEE - Funeral arrangements have been made for the Milwaukee police officer who recently died from a shooting in the line of duty.
Funeral arrangements
What we know:
The Milwaukee Police Association said a public visitation for officer Kendall Corder will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, July 11, at Elmbrook Church in Brookfield.
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Funeral services will then commence at 2:30 p.m.
Milwaukee Police Officer Corder killed, procession to funeral home
A procession will be held on Tuesday night for fallen Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder. He was shot near 25th and Garfield last week.
Following the service, interment will take place at Wisconsin Memorial Park in Brookfield.
What they're saying:
Elmbrook Church provided the following statement:
"Officer Corder served with courage and dedication, and his passing has left a profound impact on the Milwaukee community, his department, and the many lives he touched. Elmbrook Church is honored to provide a place of comfort, remembrance, and hope for those mourning this loss."
Officers shot
The backstory:
Officer Corder and his partner, Christopher McCray, were shot near 25th and Garfield on June 26. Police said the gunman "ambushed" the officers.
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McCray was released from the hospital on Saturday. Corder did not survive, succumbing to his injuries on Sunday.
Kendall Corder memorial
MPD said the suspect, identified as 22-year-old Tremaine Jones, was taken into custody early Friday morning. Jones now faces multiple charges in connection with the shooting.
How you can help
What you can do:
If you are looking for a way to help the families of the officers, you can donate to MPA Fallen Heroes, Inc. According to the website, every dollar offers immediate emergency aid for injured officers and supports long-term recovery for officers and their families.
MPA Fallen Heroes Fund
The Source: The Milwaukee Police Association provided information.