Hundreds march through Wisconsin town to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz
US News Hundreds march through Madison to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz By Steven Vago and Shane Galvin Published July 25, 2026, 2:48 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Hundreds of lefty demonstrators marched through downtown Madison, Wisc., spewing anti-cop venom, stopping traffic and harassing diners as they protested the killing of Corey Ruiz, a career criminal who allegedly stabbed a police officer with a knife before being shot. Nearly 500 people marched from the intersection of Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street — where the 38-year-old was shot three times on Wednesday during a struggle with several police officers — to the Madison Police Department headquarters on Friday.
- ▪US News Hundreds march through Madison to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz By Steven Vago and Shane Galvin Published July 25, 2026, 2:48 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Hundreds of lefty demonstrators marched through downtown Madison, Wisc., spewing anti-cop venom, stopping traffic and harassing diners as they protested the killing of Corey Ruiz, a career criminal who allege
- ▪Nearly 500 people marched from the intersection of Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street — where the 38-year-old was shot three times on Wednesday during a struggle with several police officers — to the Madison Police Department headqu
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