Question of the Week: "Milwaukee Police Chief Nannette Hegerty is retiring at the end of her term. What do you think of the job she’s done? What suggestions do you have for the next police chief?"

Photos and question by Harry Kemp

Carey Jenkins: "She was placed in a difficult position to lead a corrupt, racist department. I think the stress may have overwhelmed her. The next chief should reflect the make-up of the community and make it their duty to restore trust within the Black community."

Kwabena Antoine Nixon: "I think she was placed in a difficult situation. The stress of the job got to her. Now as far as the next chief goes, I think he or she should reflect the make-up of the Black community and go out of their way to restore trust in the community."

O. Griffin: "She has done an excellent job. She was the first woman chief and she found Quadrevion Henning and Purvis Parker. The next chief still needs to clean-up those officers on suspension. They don’t need pay at all."

Michelle Willis: "My suggestion for the next chief? More police, more youth programs, more walking police. The chief is making some progress."