Milwaukee domestic violence commission chair resigns in protest
Jermaine Reed, the chairman of Milwaukee's domestic violence commission, resigned in protest Tuesday, Aug. 16 over the city's selection of Ashanti Hamilton to lead the Office of Violence Prevention. Reed pointed to Hamilton's criminal past as the reason he suddenly quit.
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