Overview
- A federal judge sentenced Juwon Madlock to five years in prison, and the term includes three years of supervised release.
- Prosecutors asked for 13 years, and Judge Brett H. Ludwig said Madlock was fortunate no one was hurt or he could have been party to a murder.
- Court records show Madlock used a police database to give a gang member rivals’ home addresses, provided ammunition to a felon, possessed an automatic weapon, helped hide stolen cars, and lied to the FBI.
- Filings also detail that he offered to sell rifles, sent photos of fellow officers to a gang member, supplied fraudulent plates, and coached fugitives on how to flee police.
- He pleaded guilty in December 2025 after an FBI and Milwaukee Police investigation, and officials said the case underscores that officers who abuse their power will face prosecution.