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Police Daily Activity Report

Wednesday, May 14, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 21

Operating Motor Vehicle while intoxicated-E. Howard Ave. / S. Brust Ave.

At approximately 2:30 am Officer conducted a traffic stop. The driver displayed signs of drug impairment and there was drug paraphernalia in plain view. Officer conducted a search of the vehicle and located numerous THC vapes packaged for distribution, and 2 cell phones. Officer placed the driver under arrest for possession of THC. He was transported to SFPD where he did SFSTs. The driver performed poorly and was placed under arrest for OWI 1st Offense. A bindle of marijuana was also located in the man’s shoe while being searched in booking. The bindle later tested positive for meth. GFPD responded and conducted a DRE evaluation. The 19 year old man was booked, cited and released to a responsible party.

Noise Complaint-3500blk E. Tesch Ave.

At approximately 7:19 am Anonymous caller reports there is a black MKX Lincoln with very loud music coming from it. Vehicle has been parked since 11pm last night.  The music just started recently. Officer made contact with the occupant who apologized and was leaving the area.

Family Trouble-2300blk E. Leroy Ave.

At approximately 7:22 am Caller reported the father of her child was causing issues while he was at the residence. He grabbed her, threw items around and took her debit card. Officers spoke with both parties who had the same story in that the male came to the residence regarding money and a verbal argument ensued.  During the argument, the man grabbed the caller’s purse and the contents of the purse fell on the ground.  She said he grabbed her on her arms, but there were not any marks on her.  The man denied grabbing her arm and was transferring money.  They were both advised that the majority of their issues were civil in nature and advice was given on both of them working their issues out in family court. The man left for work and was advised that if he needed to come to the house and he feels an issue/argument may occur, then he should call the PD to have an officer stand by.

Fraud-3800blk S. Lake Dr.

At approximately 10:15 am Complainant came to the PD to report a checked that she mailed out on May 4th was washed and rewritten for $1000.  She is not out any money but wants the incident documented. She mailed the check from the mailbox on Nicholson ave. in front of SF Library, and this type of fraud has been reported at this location several times. Officer was advised that Educator's Credit Union told her the check was cashed electronically and reimbursed her account for the missing funds.  She was provided with a fraud packet.   

Disorderly Conduct-3622 S. Whitnall Ave.

At approximately 10:28 pm Caller reporting that in the unit below her she can hear physical fighting and yelling. Officer reports on arrival making contact with a female who reported the male half was no longer on scene.  The female was uncooperative and did not want to give a statement because she recently moved in.  Damage observed to wall and closet doors.  She later admitted to getting into a pushing match with her on and off boyfriend who came over prior to the incident.  Phone contact made with the male who also would not make a statement.  Both parties denied being in a domestic relationship and did not want to pursue charges.  Caller did not want to be a complainant for disorderly conduct.  Both parties w/a'd and the male was advised not to return. Officer to follow up with management regarding the incident.

Tuesday, May 13, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 22

Disorderly Conduct-2801 E. Morgan Ave.

At approximately 11:01 am Caller reporting a client that is out of control throwing chairs around and trying to punch others. Upon officers’ arrival, the subject had calmed down. Officers responded and stood by with the man until his father picked him up. Staff to handle the issue. 

Drug Possession-4225 S. Lake Dr.

At approximately 11:49 am SRO Officer reports that a student advised that another student was inside the girl's bathroom with a THC vape. Officer confronted the student when exiting the bathroom. A vape pen was located in her possession with an attached cartridge containing an oil suspected to contain THC. Officer issued a citation for possession of THC. Parent was notified. The school issued a 5 day out of school suspension and pre-expulsion. Report to follow.

 

Monday, May 12, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 20

Suspicious Activity-S. Kansas Ave./ E. Norwich Ave.

At approximately 5:28 pm Caller requesting to speak with an officer about a white van that was following a school-age girl this afternoon around 3pm (no plate obtained).  Investigation revealed the what van was driven by the girl’s parents who were following their child home. No issues.

Vehicle Complaint-3900blk of 794

At approximately 7:48 pm 911 caller reporting a reckless driver in a black Chevy car with no rear plate. E/B on Howard Ave passing KK, brake checking, cutting off other drivers. Caller lost sight of the vehicle, last seen E/B on Howard Ave. approaching Lake Dr.  Officer checked the area extensively, but the vehicle was unable to be located.

Disorderly Conduct-4025 S. Kingan Ave.

At approximately 10:29 pm Caller (who wants to be anonymous) reporting a male and female arguing near a black pickup truck. The caller stated that one of the subjects lives in the building. The caller then stated that he could no longer see the subjects but the vehicle is still parked there.  Officers spoke with the caller who was intoxicated and could not pin point which apartment the two people he saw arguing lived in.  Officers eventually determined which apartment it was.  Officers attempted contact several times but no one answered.  The caller said the argument was verbal only, officers cleared.

Disorderly Conduct-4025 S. Kingan Ave.

At approximately 11:01 pm While waiting to get into the apartment building for the previous call, officers heard loud arguing coming from an upstairs unit.  Officers were let in by a male subject who initially stated he was not upstairs arguing, but eventually told the truth once officers spoke with a female subject and observed flowers strewn about the apartment.  Investigation showed that the male broke up with the female several days ago and the two engaged in a verbal fight with the female throwing flowers throughout the apartment.  Both stated nothing physical occurred.  They were both W/A on domestic laws, advised that if officers returned someone would likely be arrested. The male left for the night to his residence.

Sunday, May 11, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 11

Assist the Fire Department-4040 S. Lake Dr.

At approximately 12:21 am 911 caller reporting subject with a faint pulse and unconscious, possible Heroin overdose. SFFD and officers dispatched for same. Officers located the 58 year old Milwaukee man on the floor unresponsive. Narcan was administered by SFFD and the subject regained consciousness. The man was transported to a local hospital for medical clearance. He was found to hold a body only Felony warrant through Community Corrections. The man was later transported to Milwaukee County Jail. Report filed.

Mutual Aid-3400blk E. Howard Ave.

At approximately 1:53 am Officer reports being advised of a DV suspect operating a white sedan that fled from a DV in the City of Cudahy. Officer located and stopped the vehicle in the 3400 block of E. Howard Avenue and stood by while CUPD conducted an OWI investigation and took the subject into custody.

Vehicle Complaint-3400blk E. Howard Ave.

At approximately 3:12 pm CUPD was on a traffic stop in St. Francis reports there is a wrong way driver, w/b in the e/b lanes on Howard. The vehicle was described as a black SUV. Officer reports observing a vehicle matching that description turn N/B on KK, turn it the lights off and turn down a side street. Officer reports unsure if that was the vehicle, however officers continued to check the area, and were unable to locate the vehicle.

Suspicious Activity-S. Nicholson Ave./ E. Allerton Ave.

At approximately 4:19 pm Caller wants to report smelling marijuana while walking down Nicholson Ave. near Allerton Ave. Unknown where the smell was coming from. Officer reports checking the area, and unable to locate it.

Mutual Aid-4400blk S. Whitnall Ave.

At approximately 7:28 pm Officer reports being out with a vehicle involved in a hit and run incident with Milwaukee PD. Officers attempted contact with negative results. MPD advised they would be towing the vehicle and did not need further assistance. 

Restraining Order Violation-4030 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 8:54 pm Caller reporting a woman that she is trying to help is under the influence and a male subject is there who shouldn't be there. Officer made contact with the caller and another female and learned that the male was helping move her things from Indiana.  Both parties denied anything physical happening, and stated they only verbally argued. It was then learned that there was a no contact order between the female and male from a DV incident in Indiana. Officer contacted Lafayette County in Indiana and confirmed that the order was in effect until April of 2027. The man was then taken into custody for violating the no contact order and transported to Milwaukee County Jail.  The case will be reviewed by the DA’s Office for charges. Report filed.

Saturday, May 10, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 13

Welfare Check-3515 E. Tesch Ave.

At approximately 12:51 pm Caller from a local hospital requests a welfare check on a subject who left the hospital against medical advice. The man stated that he doesn't know how to get home.  He then left without notifying his nurse.  Officer reports there was no answer at the man’s door, and it does not appear that anyone was home.  Hospital staff was notified of findings.  

Noise Complainant-3400blk E. Tesch Ave.

At approximately 11:25 pm Anonymous caller reports there is a party going on and the music is causing a noise disturbance. Officer spoke with the resident who was advised on the complaint. The party was wrapping up and he agreed to turn the music down for the night.

Friday, May 9, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 24

Suspicious Activity-E. Howard Ave. / S. Pennsylvania Ave.

At approximately 3:45 am Officer reported hearing a male shouting somewhere in the area. Officer located the subject in the 3700 Block of Pennsylvania Ave. The man appeared to be high and was yelling nonsense. When contacted, he advised he was on his way to the methadone clinic and was going to sue the police. He was warned and advised on being Disorderly.

Fraud-3000blk E. Armour Ave.

At approximately 12:49 pm Complainant came to the PD to report that two of his checks were washed. He stated that he put two checks in the mailbox at the corner of Nicholson/Bolivar Ave. He stated that the bank already took care of the issue.  He just wanted officers to know.

Welfare Check-E. Norwich Ave. / S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 12:49 pm 911 caller reports observing a male laying in the field, his chest is rising and falling but not responding when called out to. Officer reports speaking with a subject who was sleeping in the grass.  The subject stated he was fine and didn't require any assistance and would be moving along on his way.

Disorderly Conduct-3050 E. Layton Ave. (Ace Hardware)

At approximately 2:46 pm 911 caller reports a male with a backpack refused to leave, said he had weapons.  Last seen headed towards Value Village.  Officers report not locating the subject in the lot, or in any other stores in the shopping center. The complainant stated the subject, who is a semi-regular customer, was told that if he could not leave his backpack with employees he would need to stay in the front of the store, while employees search for what he needed.  When the employee returned, unable to find the part needed, the subject became upset, and stated something to the effect of, "This is why I keep weapons in here (backpack), for people like you".  The employee stated if the subject is located, he would like the subject trespassed from the store.  Employees will call back if subject returns.

Welfare Check-E. Norwich Ave. / S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 3:05 pm 911 caller states a subject is laying on the ground with a gas can, unsure if he’s breathing or not.  Officers made contact with the man who was the same man from an earlier call. He stated he was enjoying the day by napping in the field before getting gas.  The man provided a ride to the gas station and then back to his residence, where he was staying with someone in the 3900blk of S. Lake Dr. The subject will go get his truck tomorrow which ran out of gas later due to him being under the influence of alcohol.

Disorderly Conduct-3500blk E. Norwich Ct.

At approximately 11:45 pm 911 caller reporting his girlfriend won’t let him leave. While on the phone, caller advised his girlfriend let him leave and he doesn't need police to respond anymore.  Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the female who advised her and the caller engaged in a verbal argument over the caller constantly leaving late at night. No further issues

Thursday, May 8, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 20

Fraud-1920 E. Tripoli Ave.

At approximately 3:04 am Caller wanting to report a possible fraud text message she got requesting she send money. Officer reports making contact with the caller who was contacted by a person on Facebook stating she won 2.5 million. The caller gave the subject her name and address but suspected it was a scam when she was asked to purchase apple gift cards. The caller was advised this was a scam and the subject was blocked. The caller is not out any money at this time and did not give out other personal information. Documented at this time.

Neighbor Trouble-4030 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 12:07 pm Caller is reporting that her neighbor from is banging on her door, and she doesn't know why. Investigation showed this is an on-going issue between the caller and her neighbor due to various reasons and both parties were at fault. Both parties were informed to leave each-other alone and cease all communication with each-other and their friends/families. Both parties were w/a on D/C laws and informed if this continues arrest(s) and citation(s) will be the next resolution.

Theft-3100blk E. Cudahy Ave.

At approximately 1:55 pm Complainant came to the PD and wants to report someone stole his credit card.  Officer reports speaking with the complainant, who stated that while he was in California recently, all of his important documents were stolen. He stated this was reported to an agency in California. He stated he obtained a new phone and was able to finally get into his PNC bank account and observed a charge for $229 to pay off his new cell phone. he stated he did not pay the charge, did not give anyone consent to pay the charge. The debit card was canceled and he obtained a new one. Officer will follow up with Verizon and PNC.

Vehicle Complaint-E. Howard Ave. / S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 6:34 pm Caller reporting that a silver Elantra and red Mazda minivan were seen driving erratically and passing a bottle of Hennessey back and forth to each other at every stop light or stop sign. Caller was unable to get license plates.  Officer reports the area was checked, and the vehicles were unable to be located.

Wednesday, May 7, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 23

Fraud-3800blk S. Pennsylvania Ave.

At approximately 3:25 pm caller requesting to speak with officer after encountering a virus on her computer.  The subjects called her claiming to be an officer from SFPD, and requested money in bitcoin from her. They have her social security #, phone number and address. The caller will be coming back into the station tomorrow. She will be running a credit check and obtaining documents for Officer.  She was also provided a fraud packet.

Motor Vehicle Accident-1900blk E. Bolivar Ave.

At approximately 3:35 pm Multiple 911 callers reporting an accident involving two vehicles. Callers reported no injuries, and the vehicles are out of traffic.  Investigation revealed unit #1, struck a parked truck while traveling W/B on E. Bolivar Ave.  The driver of unit #1 did not complain of any injuries. A tow truck was summoned to the scene to remove both vehicles due to the damage sustained by both from the accident.  Report filed.

Vehicle Complaint-4609 S. Whitnall Ave. (Chase Bank)

At approximately 9:18 pm 911 caller reports a black sedan with white rims is revving its engine in the parking lot by Chase bank.   Officer checked the area and the vehicle was not in the lot.