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WTMJ4, MILWAUKEE – The forecasters have predicted our first snowstorm of the season.”There will be a sizable storm,” said Brian Gotter Forecaster Storm Team Live at 3 over. Mechanical and city prepare for it. “We’ve been preparing this way for several weeks now,” said Jeff Tews with the Milwaukee Department of Public Works. Mechanics spent the day doing last minute fixes snow plows and other equipment in the garage near the MTP 21 and Canal in preparation for the storm expected this weekend.

“The trucks arrive and we spend a few hours with them,” said Tews. “We make sure everything is running, all lights are running and all the plows are working.” Essentially, the last time the plows had to work last spring. There was no measurable snow in November. It has been almost ten years since this happened.

And DPW spokeswoman Cecilia Gilbert said it means crews are ready to go more than ever, with 55,000 tons of salt for the season and hundreds of equipment ready, if this storm weekend packs a bigger punch. “If it’s a question a little faster, we might have to add additional equipment. We can have up to 355 pieces of equipment, if we must,” said Gilbert. Meaning, if the mechanical city, we are looking more to do, it seems Mother Nature is going to meet this demand. “And we’re ready to roll,” said Tews.

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Tmj4, Seidl is charged with hit-and-run involving “great harm and injury by intoxicated use or vehicle” issued by the Milwaukee Police Department. Fox 6 news was reported at the scene and witnesses who saw the accident said that another collision occurred just before the hit-and-run. Two people were leaving their vehicles to examine a collision when they were hit by Seidl.

The victim, a man, a UWM student who was involved in the accident hanging, was treated for a laceration above his left ear on the scene, according to news reports. We also reported the female victim, a UWM student 18-year-old, suffered serious head injuries. This surgery to relieve pressure on his brain and multiple fractures and lacerations to the chin, face and head which required plastic surgery.

The Sentinel Journal reported that Seidl was stopped by a deputy sheriff of Waukesha County, after a motorist reported the damaged vehicle swerving on I-94 westbound. The 911 call said: “I’m reporting a drunk driver. The windshield is made out and it does not [inaudible] and the front end. It must have been in an accident, but she just made a difference in the ways of dodging traffic. She almost hit me, “according TMJ4 news.

She failed a field sobriety test; she had a blood alcohol level of 0.254. TMJ4 also reported that Seidl thought she “hit a pole” on Eastside of Milwaukee. His first court appearance was held Dec. 1 at Milwaukee Court House, where his lawyer waived the hearing, defer. The courthouse has granted the request. Seidl will appear in court Monday, December 13 at 08:30