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A 19-year-old Milwaukee man, Joseph A. Tucker, was found guilty on all counts for the killings of two brothers, Amarion Brown and Charlus Robinson, in Brown Deer, Wisconsin.

Guilty Verdict

Joseph A. Tucker, aged 19, was convicted on all charges related to the deaths of Amarion Brown and Charlus Robinson. The verdict was delivered on Thursday, May 23. Tucker faced charges including two counts of first-degree intentional homicide and one count of taking and driving a vehicle without consent, all in connection to the tragic events of 2022.

Tragic Incident

The incident unfolded in September 2022 when the Brown Deer police were alerted to a distressing scene near 62nd and Tower. Upon arrival, they discovered the lifeless bodies of Brown and Robinson, both 18 years old and residents of Brown Deer. The two brothers had been fatally shot at their residence, marking a devastating loss for their family and community.

Family’s Grief

Family members, speaking to NEWS.ORG 6 News, conveyed the deep bond shared by the brothers. Amarion Brown and Charlus Robinson were not only siblings but close companions, often seen together. Their untimely deaths shook those who knew them and left a lasting impact on the community.

Sentencing Ahead

With the guilty verdict pronounced, Joseph A. Tucker’s sentencing is scheduled for July. The court will determine the appropriate punishment for the crimes committed, offering a semblance of closure for the grieving family and friends of the victims.

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