Authorities have arrested a man for the robbery of an Oshkosh bank June 18.

According to the Milwaukee office of the FBI, 26 year-old Brione D. Jackson was arrested and charged with armed bank robbery for the June 18th robbery of Choice Bank in Oshkosh. Jackson was located at the apartment of a female acquaintance, the same day as the robbery, police say. 

Richard K. Ruminski, Special Agent-in-Charge of the Milwaukee office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said Jackson was arrested after the Winnebago County Sheriff's office conducted a search of the apartment. Police say the search turned up items matching the description of items used during the bank robbery.

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A woman from Milwaukee was arrested after she brought a loaded gun to church, police say.

According to officials with the Milwaukee Police Department, a 41 year-old woman entered the Unitarian Universalist Church West in Brookfield shortly after 9:00 a.m. Sunday carrying a loaded Glock 9mm pistol. The woman placed the gun on her hip and reportedly kept it there for the entire service. Parishioners claim the woman said she was trying to "make a point" by bringing the gun into the building.

The woman left the church and placed the gun "in a zippered case and put it on the front seat of her vehicle" according to the police report. She started to drive away from the church on North Avenue, but parishioners called police. Officers with the Brookfield Police Department stopped the woman and arrested her for transporting a loaded weapon.

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Police in Milwaukee have arrested a suspect who allegedly stole a car which had a seven-month-old baby inside it.

According to officials with the Milwaukee Police Department, the owner of the vehicle was paying for fuel at a gas station at the corner of North 27th and West Wright Streets on Milwaukee's north side late Sunday when the incident occurred. The suspect came up to the vehicle, kicked the man out, and drove off with the baby, police say.

Someone found the child about thirty minutes later sitting on top of a squad car outside the Milwaukee Police District Four station. The child was unharmed.

The suspect is a 60 year-old man from Wisconsin Rapids. He believed that the car belonged to him and that the person inside it had stolen the vehicle, police say.

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The 21 individuals were arrested in Milwaukee from January 19 to 21 and include a 40-year-old man who police believe is the leader of the Mexican Posse gang in Milwaukee.

 The arrests are part of a nationwide investigation called “Project Big Freeze,” led by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The investigation is an attempt to crack down on gangs that have suspected ties to drug trafficking organizations. So far, law enforcement officials have arrested 476 people around the country in 83 cities.

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