Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission

Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission

Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission Data and Reports

Key Statistics:

340 individuals ages 25 and under were confirmed or believed to be victims of sex trafficking in Milwaukee between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2016.
Because complete demographic and historical information was not available for all individuals identified, 231 individuals were analyzed for this report.

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Sex Trafficking Risk

Data Reports

Mid-Year Homicide Review Reports

2016 Mid-Year Report (PDF)

2015 Mid-Year Report (PDF)

2014 Mid-Year Report (PDF)

2011 Mid-Year Report (PDF)

Homicide Review Annual Reports

2015 Annual Report (PDF)

2014 Annual Report (PDF)

Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings Data Reports

2013 Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings (PDF)

2012 Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings (PDF)

2011 Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings (PDF)

2010 Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings (PDF)

2005-2009 Homicides & Nonfatal Shootings (PDF)

Sex Trafficking Reports

2024 Sex Trafficking Information Sheet (PDF)

Hoja Informativa Sobre la Trata Sexual 2024 - Español (PDF)

2024 Sex Trafficking Brief (PDF)

2020 Sex Trafficking Report (PDF)

2018 Sex Trafficking Supplemental Report (PDF)

2018 Sex Trafficking Report (PDF)

2013 Sex Trafficking Report (PDF)

Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence

2024 Domestic Violence Sentinel Event Review Report (PDF)

2020 Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence Report (PDF)

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