Tosa community gathers to discuss police relations, status of Officer Joseph Mensah
Community members assembled at Wauwatosa's Hart Park on Tuesday night, July 21 to discuss community-police relations and the employment status of suspended Officer Joseph Mensah with city and police department leaders. Mensah has been involved in the shooting deaths of three people in five years. The district attorney cleared Mensah of wrongdoing in the 2015 death of Antonio Gonzales and the 2016 death of Jay Anderson. The most recent case -- the death of 17-year-old Alvin Cole earlier this year -- remains under investigation.
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