MILWAUKEE — A deadly crash has reignited debate over reckless driving and police pursuits in Milwaukee, with residents calling for immediate changes to how the city handles high-speed chases.

Mayor Cavalier Johnson unveiled new data Wednesday morning showing the city's traffic-calming projects are working. Officials report speeding and crashes are down in areas with speed humps, bump outs, protected bike lanes, and traffic circles — all part of Milwaukee's Vision Zero plan.

However, residents at the intersection of 35th and Vliet, known for heavy traffic, say these measures aren't enough and have different solutions in mind.

"I think the police should just let them go. Cause they driving through the neighborhoods and they could hit anything. They should just stop it and let 'em go," D

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