Milwaukee WI - At least SIX MURDERED in Minority Violence this Weekend

Milwaukee police released more details Monday about three shootings over the weekend that left six people dead, bringing the city's preliminary homicide total to 16 victims so far this year.

Police have identified suspects in all of the cases, including a triple homicide on Sunday on the city's south side. A woman and two men were pronounced dead in their home in a four-unit apartment building in the 3300 block of S. 92nd St. on Sunday night.

The victims in that case were identified Monday as Jesus R. Manso-Perez, 40; Phia Vue, 36; and Mai K. Vue, 32. A 39-year-old man who lived in the apartment was arrested, and two firearms — a rifle and handgun — were found at the scene, police said. Detectives continued to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

Earlier Sunday, police were called to a homicide in the 3200 block of N. 30th St. At about 3 a.m., police say 23-year-old Tamecca A. Perry was shot by a 24-year-old woman who came to the victim's house to settle an argument. Perry was pregnant at the time of her death and the child did not survive, according to police.

Authorities continued to search for the 24-year-old suspect on Monday.

On Saturday, Hermalinda Arvelo and her 12-year-old son, Arturo, were shot and killed inside a home at S. 9th St. and W. National Ave.

Family members told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the victims were the wife and son of Miguel Arvelo. Police say the suspect was Carmen T. Arvelo-Schwingle, Miguel's adult daughter from a previous marriage.

Arvelo-Schwingle, 41, killed herself at McKinley Marina shortly after shooting the Arvelos, according to police.

As of Monday, 16 homicides have been recorded in the city this year following FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting guidelines, according to records maintained by Journal Sentinel. That total does not include two killings that authorities ruled were self-defense, nor do they include a negligent homicide.

At the same time last year, 22 homicides had been recorded.