-Milwaukee, WI. -May 05, 2023. The Milwaukee Police Department released body camera footage Friday, June 16 from a pair of officer-involved shootings that happened on Cinco de Mayo. Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman said around 11 p.m. on Friday, May 5, officers were in the area due to large, reckless crowds. Officers were trying to disperse the crowd when several people started firing shots. Police said officers encountered a Greenfield man, 22, who was firing shots. A male officer, 33, with seven-plus years of service, gave several commands to drop the gun before shooting the Greenfield man, who was taken to the hospital. Police said his handgun was recovered. At roughly the same time, another male officer, 40, with seven-plus years of service, encountered a Milwaukee boy, 17, who was armed. Police said that the officer ordered the boy to stop before shooting him. The boy was taken to a hospital for treatment of serious injuries, listed in stable condition. Police said his handgun was recovered. Both officers were placed on administrative duty. The Milwaukee Area Investigative Team is investigating, and the Wauwatosa Police Department is the lead law enforcement agency.