The Milwaukee police union says their shortage of officers has reached “critical levels.”
In a press release, the Milwaukee Police Association uses an incident from last week as an example.
Two detectives spotted a robbery suspect and called for backup, only to be told that there were no other officers available.
Still, the officers confronted the suspect, who resisted and bit the detectives several times.
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