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Quinn Taylor on a gun safety training program in Milwaukee

City of Milwaukee Office of Community Wellness and Safety program strategist Quinn Taylor describes a community partnership to teach residents about firearms and provide gun safes to prevent theft.

By Murv Seymour | Here & Now

May 5, 2025 • Southeast Region

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