Police monitor in Madison to subpoena department for evidence in shooting


MADISON, Wis. — The independent police monitor in Wisconsin’s capital accused police on Thursday of obstructing her investigation into an officer’s deadly shooting of a man who was being arrested.

The monitor, Aeiramique Glass, said she planned to issue a subpoena to the department to get evidence it has gathered in the Wednesday shooting. Glass said police have not provided her with the name of the officer who fired the shots.



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