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On the evening of November 22, 2025, London Jada Swan, a 17-year-old girl from Milwaukee whose race or ethnicity was not specified in publicly available reports, was shot and killed on the city’s north side near North 61st Street and West Marion Street. Milwaukee police and first responders were called to the area around 7:30 p.m., to the 4300 block of North 61st Street, where they found her suffering from gunshot wounds; she was pronounced dead at the scene and did not survive to be transported to a hospital.

According to the Milwaukee Police Department’s statements to local media, the circumstances leading up to the shooting are still under investigation. Reports describe the case as a homicide and note that detectives are searching for an unknown suspect or suspects, with no indication that the gunfire was self-inflicted or accidental. At the time of the most recent coverage, police had not announced any arrests or identified anyone publicly as a person of interest. Instead, they have repeatedly asked members of the public to come forward with information, directing tipsters to the department’s non-emergency line and encouraging those who wish to remain anonymous to contact Crime Stoppers or use the P3 Tips service.

In the days following her death, official records and memorial pages began to acknowledge the loss. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office formally identified her as London Jada Swan of Milwaukee, and her name was added to online databases that track local homicides and gun violence victims. An obituary published online lists her full name and dates of birth and death, inviting friends and relatives to send flowers or leave condolences, underscoring that she was mourned as an individual, not just another statistic. National gun-violence memorial sites also now include her among those “lost to gun violence” on that date in Milwaukee, where visitors have been lighting virtual candles and leaving messages in her memory.

Her killing occurred during a year in which Milwaukee was already grappling with elevated levels of deadly violence, including a troubling number of youth homicide victims, and local coverage has framed cases like hers as part of an ongoing crisis of gun violence affecting families and neighborhoods across the city. As of the latest publicly available information, however, the specific questions surrounding who shot her, why the confrontation happened, and what events immediately preceded the gunfire remain unanswered, leaving her family and community dependent on the outcome of the still-open police investigation and the willingness of any witnesses to come forward.