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🚨 LIVE : Officer Ambush Shooting Trial | WI v. Tremaine Deandre Jones - CLOSINGS + VERDICT

The trial of Tremaine Jones is underway—and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Jones is accused of ambushing Milwaukee police officers on June 26, 2025, killing Officer Kendall Corder and seriously injuring his partner, Christopher McCray, as they responded to a call near 25th and Garfield on the city’s northwest side. 🚨 What began as a routine call quickly escalated. Officers were initially dispatched for a person with a weapon, but while en route, the call was upgraded to “shots fired,” signaling a rapidly evolving situation. 🔥 According to prosecutors, tensions were already high before police arrived. There were disputes between groups of women centered around Jones and allegations of infidelity, with the conflict unfolding outside an apartment building. Investigators say Jones fired shots into the air before officers arrived, likely triggering the upgraded call. 🚨 When officers got to the scene, everything happened fast. Corder and McCray exited their squad and moved into an alley, where McCray reported seeing a flash from bushes and hearing what initially sounded like a firework—followed by multiple gunshots. Authorities say the officers were hit almost immediately and were unable to return fire, and officials have described the shooting as an ambush. 💥 Corder was struck and fell to the ground, while McCray—shot in the foot, leg, and back—ran to him, retrieved his firearm, and attempted to protect him despite his injuries. Backup officers and a tactical team arrived shortly after. 🚑 Both officers were transported to a local trauma center. McCray survived and was released days later, but Corder suffered catastrophic injuries, including a gunshot wound that severed his spine, and died on June 29, 2025. 🧩 This case involves more than just the alleged shooter. Jermela Kittler, identified as Jones’ girlfriend, is charged with harboring a felon after prosecutors say she helped hide him following the shooting, and she has a plea hearing scheduled for April 10, 2026. Bryshawn Tyler is charged as a felon in possession of a firearm, with prosecutors alleging he brought a gun to the initial incident officers were responding to. ⚖️ If convicted, Jones faces a mandatory life sentence for first-degree intentional homicide, along with additional decades of potential prison time from the remaining charges, including attempted homicide, reckless endangerment, and firearm-related offenses. ⚖️ JUDGE Michelle A. Havas 🟣 PROSECUTION Grant Ian Huebner 🛡️ DEFENSE • Russell J.A. Jones (entered → withdrew 08.04.25) • Abigail Ruckdashel (entered 08.04.25) • Russell J.A. Jones (re-entered 08.05.25) #KendallCorder #ChristopherMcCray #officershooting #wisconsin #livecourt #truecrime Trial TV Live is dedicated to bringing you real courtroom coverage. Live Trials. Real Cases. No Hype. ✉️ Contact Us Have a question? We’d love to hear from you. info@trialtvlive.com. 📺 Subscribe to Trial TV Live    / @trialtvlive   ⭐ Join the Channel (Member Perks)    / @trialtvlive   🛍️ Shop TTVL Merch Powered by Trial TV Live — and by you. https://shop.trialtvlive.com/ ☕ Support the Channel Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/trialtvlive Venmo: https://bit.ly/Venmo_TrialTVLive 📬 Snail Mail P.O. Box 359 Keystone Heights, FL 32656 WE ARE SOCIAL: 🔗 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/trialtvlive 𝕏 https://x.com/trialTVLive 🎵 TikTok:   / trialtvlive   📘 Facebook:   / trialtvlive   This video is intended solely for educational and entertainment purposes and does not constitute legal advice. All individuals referenced are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction. The information presented herein is derived from publicly available sources unless expressly stated otherwise. Any third-party resources or links provided are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. The content presented in this stream is for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. We may include copyrighted material such as audio, video, and images that are used under the doctrine of Fair Use as outlined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. This content is used to provide commentary, criticism, news reporting, research, and education.