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Police Daily Activity Report

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 17

Retail Theft-2730 E. Layton  Ave. (Advance Auto Parts)

At approximately 2:39 pm Caller reports a male stole a car jack from the store and left towards the Pick N Save parking lot.  The caller provided a license plate of the suspect vehicle.  Officer spoke with caller who state the suspect was having him look up brakes for a vehicle and then grabbed the jack and walked out the door. Officers checked the area and did not locate the vehicle.  Report filed.

Operating Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated-E. Layton Ave. / S. Pennsylvania Ave.

At approximately 6:47 pm 911 caller reports possible intoxicated driver in a red Toyota with Oregon plates. The driver was slumped over the wheel and possibly sleeping. The vehicle then headed E/B on Layton Ave. Officer located the vehicle and attempted to pull the vehicle over, where it finally stopped in the 3400blk of Layton Ave. in Cudahy. Officer reported the driver showed signs of impairment.  SFSTs conducted and driver performed poorly. A PBT was given and the results were 0.35.  The man was arrested for OWI 1st. He refused to take breath test. A searched warrant was applied for and granted.  A forced Blood draw conducted at a local hospital. The 30 year old Cudahy man was booked, cited, and turned over to responsible party. The vehicle was towed.  Report filed. 

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 16

Family Trouble-3500blk S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 12:57 am 911 caller reporting her daughter's father is there and won't get out of the house. Officer reports all parties got into a verbal argument about child custody with the 1yr old grandchild and how people parent their children. All parties were separated and a child custody occurred in front of officers to resolve any further conflicts. All parties sent on their way.

Fraud-2600blk E. Armour Ave.

At approximately 4:27 pm Caller reports someone has been trying to scam him claiming they are from Mega Millions and he won the lottery. Officer spoke to the complainant who stated he received a call and they told him he won millions. The complainant realized this was a scam and hung up. The complainant did not give them any information or money. He was advised to block the number. Nothing further.

Monday, April 13, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 16

Criminal Damage to Property-S. Kinnickinnic Ave./ E. Crawford Ave.

At approximately 7:20 am Caller/crossing guard reports graffiti on the traffic box on the southeast corner and on the two traffic lights on the southwest corner. DPW notified to clean it off.

Fraud-3900blk S. Kirkwood Ave.

At approximately 2:09 pm Complainant came to the PD to report he believes he may be getting scammed and would like to talk to an officer. Officer reports the complainant was contacted by a young widow and college student from Kansas City, on Facebook, and they struck up a relationship.  The complainant stated she was recently contacted by an Attorney in the UK that a relative of hers had died and she will receive several millions of dollars (Euros?) in inheritance. She requested he pay for the cost of airfare, approximately $3000.00, to the UK to receive the inheritance.  Officer advised the complainant that based on the information he had provided, this is most likely a scam, and strongly advised against sending any money to anyone in regards to this.  The complainant will consider this before making his decision, and then left.  Nothing further.

Sunday, April 12, 2026

Total Calls For Service: 15

Operating Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated-3800blk S. Iowa Ave.

At approximately 2:20 am Officer reports a motor vehicle collision at the above location.  Unit 1 struck a parked vehicle (Unit 2) while traveling southbound on S. Iowa.  Driver of unit 1 showed signs of impairment. The driver performed poorly on SFST's.  The driver was arrested for OWI 1st and transported to SFPD where he provided a breath sample of 0.19 BAC.  The man was booked, cited, released.  The vehicle was towed. Report filed.

Theft-3800blk S. Brook Pl.

At approximately 1:20 pm Caller reporting a cell phone he ordered was stolen from him. Officer reports the caller received a phone today valued at $250 from Amazon. The caller advised he open the amazon box, then the phone box to find no phone inside.  The caller believes the phone theft occurred at Amazon during transit and wished to have it documented at this time.

Saturday, April 11, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 14

Operating Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated-4400blk of 794

At approximately 2:22 pm Officer was on a traffic stop when he observed a vehicle pull over behind him, then merge back into traffic, and pull over approx. 100 yards in front of squad. Officer cleared previous traffic stop and conducted an FI stop on the vehicle. The driver exited, and walked up to Officers squad. The man advised that he had consumed a significant amount of alcohol. The man was put through SFSTs and performed poorly. The 31 year old Oak Creek man was arrested for OWI 2nd Offense. The man consented to breath which yielded a result of 0.23. He Issued citations, booked, and released to responsible party. The DA’s Officer will review the case for charges.  Report filed.

Fraud-2450 E. Layton Ave. (Hardee’s)

At approximately 7:43 pm Caller/employee called and reports they were scammed out of money and would like to make a report.  Officer reports that the caller was contacted by multiple numbers pretending to be Hardee's Human Resources.  The suspects convinced the caller that they needed to pay for a pending Fed Ex shipment and deposit it into a bitcoin account. The caller took $1,980 in cash from the business and deposited it into a Bitcoin ATM. The account has since been closed and incident reported to general manager.  Report filed.

Family Trouble-3120 E. Norwich Ave.

At approximately 8:18 pm Caller reports her adult son is drinking, refuses to leave, and is yelling at her.  Officer reports arriving on scene and finding the son on the floor heavily intoxicated. Investigation found that the son got drunk at the caller’s apartment and when she wanted him to leave, he refused and would yell at her.  Caller stated she wanted him to leave and to be trespassed form her apartment. SFFD was called to the scene and he was transported to a local hospital due to his intoxication level. Nothing further.

Friday, April 10, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 12

Welfare Check-4070 S. Packard Ave.

At approximately 11:26 am Caller a nurse from a Dr. Office requesting a welfare check on one of their patients, as they haven't been able to get a hold of him for 3 days.  Officer made contact with the man who stated he hasn't been returning the calls from the doctor's office because he has been dissatisfied with the care he has received. He stated there were no other issues.  Officer left a message for the caller advising that the patient was fine.  

Retail Theft-4698 S. Whitnall Ave. (Harbor Freight Tools)

At approximately 1:03 pm Caller/employee reporting a retail occurred about 50 minutes ago. Both suspects got into a blue SUV with IL plates.  Officer spoke with the caller who stated two males entered the store and selected several items in the first row and left the store.  He stated Harbor Freight stores across the region have been getting hit by a crime ring and he believes the suspects may be part of the group. Officer went to Chase bank nearby to see about camera footage and was referred to Chase Corporate Security.  Report to follow.

Disorderly Conduct-4225 S. Lake Dr.

At approximately 3:12 pm SRO Officer reports an altercation between two students at release time.  One student said something to another in the hallway due to ongoing issues. The student confronted the other student and slapped her in the face causing a physical altercation. The principal broke the fight up and the one student tried to re-engage in the fight. Both students received a 5 day out of school suspension and the school requested Disorderly Conduct citations be issued to both students. SRO Officer issued both citations and parents their were notified. Report filed.

Thursday, April 9, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 18

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia-2400blk E. Layton Ave.

At approximately 12:35 am Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle. OCPD K-9 was requested for walkaround. The K-9 had a positive alert and a search of the vehicle located several crack cocaine paraphernalia items and a THC joint. The driver was cited for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.  Report filed.

Criminal Damage to Property-4340 S. Nicholson Ave.

At approximately 6:46 pm Caller reports someone in her apartment complex has been keying her car. Officer reports that over the past month; the complainant has been noticing her car has been getting keyed multiple times. On 04/08/2026 around 7:00pm she observed a man look at her apartment window, then walk past the trunk of her car with keys in hand. She did not physically see the keys hit the vehicle. She does not know the subject or any motive for the person to do this.  The complainant wishes to press charges if the suspect is located. Report filed.

Suspicious Activity-3600blk S. Kansas Ave.

At approximately 8:56 pm Caller reports a car parked outside the gate entrance to her house which she finds suspicious. She recently observed a vehicle parked in front of her gate when coming home from work. She is concerned about the person's intentions.  The vehicle took off prior to officer arrival. Officer made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle. She stated that the vehicle belonged to her ex-boyfriend. She stated that she would not know why he would be in the area.  She was advised to cancel her registration as the vehicle no belonged to her.  Officer to follow up with the ex-boyfriend.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 17

Operating Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated- E. Layton Ave. / 794

At approximately 1:19 am Officer observed two vehicles street racing northbound on I-794, in excess of 110mph. A traffic stop was initiated and one vehicle merged into the fast lane and accelerated. A brief pursuit was initiated, and the vehicle came to a stop in the 1800 block E Oklahoma Ave. A high-risk stop was conducted and four occupants were detained. The driver was arrested for reckless driving and failing to stop for police. He showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on SFSTs.  He was additionally arrested for OWI-1st offense. He consented to breath test and the results were 0.11.  The man was booked, cited, and released to responsible party. One of the passengers had a warrant with Milwaukee Sheriff’s Dept and was transported to the jail.  Report filed.