Waukesha Police Chief Dan Thompson shares the latest from the investigation into the incident in which a driver plowed through the city's Christmas parade Sunday evening.
Toppled chairs line West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers, killing multiple people and injuring more than 20, including a dozen children.
Scenes from the tragedy in Waukesha Sunday, Nov. 21
Toppled chairs line West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers, killing multiple people and injuring more than 20, including a dozen children.
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A police officer patrols West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers Sunday.
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A broken children’s stroller lies in West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers Sunday.
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Waukesha Police Chief Daniel Thompson tells members of the media that a "person of interest" was taken into custody after an SUV drove into people during a Christmas parade Sunday. He said it was unclear whether the act of violence was motivated by terrorism.
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Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly and Police Chief Daniel Thompson address the media Sunday evening.
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Toppled chairs line West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers Sunday.
JOHN HART. STATE JOURNAL
Bauer reported from Madison, Wis., and Balsamo reported from Washington. Associated Press writers Doug Glass in Minneapolis, Kathleen Foody in Chicago and Tammy Webber in Fenton, Michigan, contributed.
Toppled chairs line West Main Street in downtown Waukesha after an SUV drove into Christmas parade-goers, killing multiple people and injuring more than 20, including a dozen children.
