Judge rules probable cause exists that Joseph Mensah committed homicide in Jay Anderson death
A Milwaukee County judge found probable cause on Wednesday, July 28 that Officer Joseph Mensah committed the crime of homicide by negligence use of a dangerous weapon in the death of Jay Anderson Jr. in June 2016.
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