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Homicide Suspect Arrested in Oshkosh After Months on the Run
Family of victim feels relief ahead of his birthday after U.S. Marshals apprehend Wisconsin's Most Wanted suspect
Apr. 16, 2026 at 10:49pm
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The arrest of a homicide suspect brings relief to a grieving Milwaukee family, but the pain of their loss remains.Today in MilwaukeeA Milwaukee man accused of fatally shooting 48-year-old LaTroy Harris in December has been arrested by U.S. Marshals in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, four months after the case was featured on the state's 'Most Wanted' list. The arrest of 39-year-old Antonio Brown brings relief to Harris' family, who were anxiously awaiting justice ahead of what would have been his 49th birthday.
Why it matters
The arrest of a high-profile homicide suspect who had evaded authorities for months is an important development for the community, providing closure for the victim's family and demonstrating the effectiveness of law enforcement's efforts to apprehend dangerous fugitives. The case had garnered significant public attention through its inclusion on the 'Wisconsin's Most Wanted' program.
The details
Police say Brown followed Harris to the parking lot of Dee's Elegance Lounge in Milwaukee in December and fired more than a dozen shots, killing him. Brown then fled the scene, getting into a stranger's car. U.S. Marshals, with the help of Oshkosh police, were able to locate and arrest Brown on the city's north side using investigative technology like Flock cameras.
- The shooting incident occurred in December 2025.
- The case was featured on 'Wisconsin's Most Wanted' in the months following the incident.
- Brown was arrested by U.S. Marshals on April 15, 2026.
The players
Antonio Brown
A 39-year-old Milwaukee resident who was wanted in connection with the December 2025 shooting death of LaTroy Harris.
LaTroy Harris
A 48-year-old Milwaukee man who was fatally shot in the parking lot of Dee's Elegance Lounge in December 2025.
Floyd Bealin
The brother of victim LaTroy Harris, who expressed relief and a desire for justice following the arrest of the suspect.
U.S. Marshals
The federal law enforcement agency that apprehended the homicide suspect Antonio Brown in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Oshkosh Police Department
The local law enforcement agency that assisted U.S. Marshals in locating and arresting Antonio Brown.
What they’re saying
“It's a good thing they got him. Celebration, happy, relieved. Just waiting for justice to get its turn now.”
— Floyd Bealin, Brother of victim LaTroy Harris
“It just put everybody in a worried state, I would say – just to know that person is still out there with the seriousness of the offense and all. [Now] my brother will be able to get some rest. We'll be able to get some rest. I literally haven't had no sleep since the time this case took effect.”
— Floyd Bealin, Brother of victim LaTroy Harris
“Rest in peace to my little brother. Hate the fact that he won't be here for his birthday. And we all miss him.”
— Floyd Bealin, Brother of victim LaTroy Harris
What’s next
Authorities have not provided details on when Antonio Brown will appear in court in Milwaukee to face charges related to the shooting death of LaTroy Harris.
The takeaway
This arrest brings a measure of closure for the Harris family, who had been anxiously awaiting justice since the December 2025 homicide. The case's inclusion on the 'Wisconsin's Most Wanted' program helped generate public awareness and support for apprehending the suspect, demonstrating the value of such programs in aiding law enforcement's efforts to locate and arrest dangerous fugitives.





