In no other job do two people become as tight as partners in law enforcement. The biggest compliment I received when I first got on
the job is when the officer I was working with introduced me as his partner. You trust them with your darkest secrets, often telling
them things you would not tell a spouse. On the street you trust them with your life. This page is dedicated to the many great partners
on the Milwaukee Police Department. Just submit a photo and include names, squad number and dates worked together.
the job is when the officer I was working with introduced me as his partner. You trust them with your darkest secrets, often telling
them things you would not tell a spouse. On the street you trust them with your life. This page is dedicated to the many great partners
on the Milwaukee Police Department. Just submit a photo and include names, squad number and dates worked together.
1996 Sqd. 503 P.O. Torrey Lea and P.O. Jeff Kranz
1991-1994 Squad 72 P.O. Jeff Kranz and P.O. Harold
Young
Young
2005-2007 Squad 711 P.O. Jason Kane and P.O.
Todd Smolen. Jason has since transferred to the
Round Lake Beach, Illinois P.D. and Todd was
promoted to Sergeant, but they will always be partners.
Todd Smolen. Jason has since transferred to the
Round Lake Beach, Illinois P.D. and Todd was
promoted to Sergeant, but they will always be partners.
1995 Squad 56R P.O. Jonathan Clark and P.O. Conway Nimmer. This
photo was submitted by former Milwaukee Police Officer Jonathan Clark
(now with the Feds) of him and his former partner.
photo was submitted by former Milwaukee Police Officer Jonathan Clark
(now with the Feds) of him and his former partner.
P.O. Wayne Malinski and P.O. Greg Dobratz in 1994
1994 P.O. Dexter Hines and P.O. Keith Gaines
1968 This is a photo of squad 709 at a shooting scene near North Second
Street and West Concordia Avenue. Left to right Ptlm. Richard
Tarczynski, Ptlm. Harlen Stienke, Ptlm. Chet Mehring, and Ptlm. John
Grieble. (Photo donated by Det. Richard Tarczynski "Thanks to the Picture Car we were saved for
posterity.")
Street and West Concordia Avenue. Left to right Ptlm. Richard
Tarczynski, Ptlm. Harlen Stienke, Ptlm. Chet Mehring, and Ptlm. John
Grieble. (Photo donated by Det. Richard Tarczynski "Thanks to the Picture Car we were saved for
posterity.")
It is believed the photos below were taken of officers assigned to the First District at the time of its
closing in 1985. Judging by the photos officers were posed with their squad partners. Any one
with names of officers or more information please contact us.
closing in 1985. Judging by the photos officers were posed with their squad partners. Any one
with names of officers or more information please contact us.
Sqd. 718 P.O. Tom Casper, P.O. Ken Henning, and P.O. Dennis Justus
pose in this mid 1990's photo by the lake front. (Photo courtesy of Sgt. Ken Henning)
pose in this mid 1990's photo by the lake front. (Photo courtesy of Sgt. Ken Henning)
Sqd. 718 P.O. Robert Connolly and P.O. Ken Henning. Gotta
love the car seat presented to Kenny by his fellow SWAT
officers. (Photo courtesy of Sgt. Ken Henning)
love the car seat presented to Kenny by his fellow SWAT
officers. (Photo courtesy of Sgt. Ken Henning)