MILWAUKEE — Charges were filed Friday evening against the man shot by Milwaukee police Monday night.
MPD says 19-year-old Emilio Arner-Ortiz was wanted for sexual assault of a child. While speaking with officers at a home near 7th and Arthur, Arner-Ortiz allegedly pulled out a gun, and a struggle ensued.
One of the officers fired his service weapon, hitting Arner-Ortiz.
The officer who fired his weapon was placed on administrative duty Monday, following standard protocol for officer-involved shootings.
Watch: Charges filed against man shot by Milwaukee police near 7th and Arthur
Arner-Ortiz was arrested and transported to a local hospital for treatment of non-fatal injuries.
On Friday, he was charged with:
- One count of use of a computer to facilitate a child sex crime
- One count of abduction of a child
- One count of child enticement
- One count of second-degree sexual assault of a child under 16
- One count of intentionally pointing a firearm at law enforcement officers
If convicted, he faces up to 126 years in prison and up to $360,000 in fines.
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