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Police Daily Activity Report

Thursday, November 13, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 20

Motor Vehicle Accident-E. Howard Ave / S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 7:38 am Caller reports two car accident. Officer reports two vehicle accident.  Unit#1 was turning N/B onto S. Kinnickinnic Ave. and Unit# 2 was traveling W/B on Howard Ave. sped up after the traffic light turned red.  Unit# 2 struck unit# 1.  No injuries.  Both vehicles were towed.  Report filed.

Motor Vehicle Accident-4100blk S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 10:45 am 911 caller advising that he was just involved in an accident, no injuries, and the other vehicle no longer on scene.  Officer spoke with the caller who stated he exchanged information with the other driver but was concerned as he didn't have insurance.  Officer made contact with the other driver and confirmed he had no insurance.  The driver will be cited. Report filed.

Assist the Fire Department-4565 S. Whitnall Ave.

At approximately 4:14 pm 911 caller reporting a balcony on fire. SFFD and officers dispatched. Officers on scene advising that most of the fire is out but it's still smoldering. Officer reports making contact with the tenant who stated she smoked a cigarette on the balcony 30 minutes prior and put the ashes in the ashtray. Report to follow. 

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 19

Mutual Aid-E. Layton Ave. / S. Pennsylvania Ave.

At approximately 1:23 am St. Francis officers heard on the radio that CUPD was in pursuit of a vehicle for Reckless Driving and the registered owner was on P&P for Flee/Elude an Officer.  The vehicle drove N/B 794 at speeds in excess of 100mph.  Officer set up Stop Sticks at 794/Howard ramp and got a positive hit on the sticks.  CUPD continued to pursue the vehicle into Milwaukee before the driver foot bailed.    SFPD sent two officers to assist in locating the subject, but the suspect fled.  Report filed.

Retail Theft-3100 E. Layton Ave. (Value Village)

At approximately 1:18 pm Employee reporting a retail theft that occurred approximately 10 minutes earlier. Vehicle was described as a red Nissan, which left in an unknown direction. Suspect is believed to be a F/W, approximately 30 years of age.  Officers unable to locate the vehicle.  Report filed.

Motor Vehicle Accident-2000 E. Layton Ave.

At approximately 2:11 pm Caller reporting a vehicle involved in a crash in the parking lot near the urgent care entrance.  Officers report the vehicle crashed into the building. Unit #1 pulled into the lot and unintentionally continued over the curb, up the hill, into the building. No injuries reported.  Contact made with the building inspector to check the building. Inspector reports no issues with the building. Report filed.

Motor Vehicle Accident-3600blk S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 4:48 pm Caller reports his son was hit by a car on the way home from school. He was not injured but his bike was damaged.  Officer spoke to the juvenile who stated while he was attempting to cross the deer creek driveway south bound on the sidewalk, he was hit by an unknown black SUV coming out of the school. The juvenile stated the driver, an older male got out and asked if he was alright. The juvenile stated he told the man he was and he left the scene. Officer to conduct further follow-up with security cameras and possible witnesses.  Report filed.

Motor Vehicle Accident-E. Layton Ave. / S. Pennsylvania Ave.

At approximately 10:33 pm Caller reporting a two-car accident with no injuries in the Pick and Save parking lot.  Officer reports while traveling w/b on Layton at Nicholson, Unit 1 changed lanes into Unit 2.  No injuries.  Report filed.

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 20

Retail Theft-4698 S. Whitnall Ave. (Dollar Tree)

At approximately 4:37 pm 911 caller reporting a retail theft. The suspect was last seen s/b on Whitnall Ave. riding a bicycle. The employee was able to confront the male who stated "I'm sorry I need this." The employee recovered $42.75 worth of stolen merchandise after flipping the suspects' backpack over. The employee stated the male still had a full backpack when he fled on his orange and black bike.  Officer were unable to locate the subject. Report to follow.

Theft-2800blk E. Koenig Ave.

At approximately 9:37 am 911 caller reports that his friend stole his Xbox.  Investigation revealed the caller owed his friends money.  The one friend had stolen the Xbox and Nintendo DS from the caller and left the residence.  Officers located the two suspects outside the one suspects house. Both were found in possession of the Xbox. The one subject arrested for theft and obstructing and the other subject was arrested for possession of THC vape cartridges and theft.  They were booked, cited and released.  Report filed.

Monday, November 10, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 21

Welfare Check-3600blk S. Lake Dr.

At approximately 11:56 am FBI staff called and is requesting an officer attempt to locate a male subject who was at the facility asking for a taxi.  The man left prior to a taxi coming. The man’s wife called the FBI and advised he has dementia and inquiring if he was still there. The man was last seen walking northbound on Lake Dr. carrying a bag of golf clubs. Officers located the man 3700b S Lake Dr, and gave him a ride home. He was turned over to his wife.

Motor Vehicle Accident-3600blk S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 2:40 pm Officers responded to a two-car accident. Investigation showed unit #2 was operating north on S. Kinnickinnic Ave and stopped to turn into Associated bank, when Unit #2 struck unit #1 from behind same direction. No injuries.  Both vehicles were towed.  Report filed.

Welfare Check-2600blk S. Whittaker Ave.

At approximately 9:15 pm Caller requesting a welfare check on her neighbor. She is concerned because she has been unable to get a hold of her. She is concerned that she possibly fell inside the residence. She does have the code to the door but is afraid to go inside.  Caller stated she has not seen or heard from her in 4 days which is abnormal.  She also dropped off food for her which was still outside. The side door was forced due to the code not working.  The residence was checked and nobody was not located inside. Officer unable to make contact with any potential family members at this time.  The residence was secured.

Sunday, November 9, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 20

Disorderly Conduct-4000blk S. Packard Ave.

At approximately 1:04 am 911 caller reported he was working with a tow truck driver and the owner of the vehicle they were towing was sitting in the vehicle while it is was hooked to the tow truck. While on the phone as officers were dispatched, things escalated to where the owner started kicking and physically fighting with the tow truck driver. Investigation found that after seeing the vehicle was being towed, the owner came out to confront the two tow truck employees before getting in the vehicle.  While the one employee was hooking up a tow winch under the vehicle, the owner put the vehicle in reverse before stopping.  He later began kicking him in the back.  The vehicle owner was arrested for 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Battery, and Disorderly Conduct.  He was found to be on Probation/Parole. They were contacted, and a hold was later placed on him. The man was transported to the Milwaukee County Jail.  Report filed.

Domestic Incident-3200blk E. Waterford Ave.

At approximately 7:13 am 911 caller reported an incident between he and his wife.  Investigation found the two had been living separately for several weeks and the two of them argued on the phone all night.  Wife was driven by her mother to her house to pick up her children and the two engaged in a verbal argument about marital issues.  During the argument the wife struck the husband over the head with a Dust buster.   She was deemed the primary aggressor and taken into custody for DV/Battery and DV/Disorderly Conduct.  She posted bond at the PD and the 72 Hour No Contact was enforced by the husband.  Report filed.

Domestic Incident-2800blk E. Elizabeth Ave.

At approximately 2:05 pm 911 caller is reporting her partner hurt her.  Officer spoke to both parties and the caller advised her roommate/partner and her got into an argument and at one point her partner had pushed her to the ground.  The caller stated she was not hurt and it didn't cause her pain. The partner advised the two of them got into an argument but she never pushed her down, that she had sat on the floor on her own.  The partner was arrested for DC/DV.  She was transported to the PD and then to the Milwaukee County Jail.  The caller wanted the 72-hour no contact enforced.  Report filed.

Disorderly Conduct-4600blk S. Whitnall Ave.

At approximately 11:54 pm 911 caller reported neighbor troubles between herself and a neighbor, causing a disturbance in the parking lot.  Officers made contact with her and she advised someone else was parked in her assigned parking spot so she began beeping her horn, hoping the owner of the car would come out and move it.  The owner didn't come out, but another neighbor came out and yelled at her for the noise.  She did not wish for that neighbor to be contacted, and she stated she advised management of the parking issue.  Nothing further at this time.

Saturday, November 8, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 13

Welfare Check-3120 E. Norwich Ave.

At approximately 6:47 am Caller reports there is a woman outside of the apartment building and has been there all night.  Officers made contact with the female who advised she went outside around 7:30pm the day prior and fell.  She advised she called for help all night but no one heard her.  She was transported to the hospital.

Disorderly Conduct-4698 S. Whitnall Ave.  Papa Murphy’s Pizza

At approximately 8:39 pm Complainant came to the PD to report an unknown male threw a punch at him after leaving work at Papa Murphy's at approximately 8:00pm.   He advised he does not know the males name, only that he is the ex-boyfriend of a female he was seeing for a few weeks a while ago.  He was unable to provide the name of the female in question as well, only her first name and she works at Pick N Save.  If the male is identified, he wants him to be advised to stay away from him.  Officer to follow up with the female.

Friday, November 7, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 19

Theft-3913 S. Packard Ave.

At approximately 2:35 pm Complainant came to the PD and reports his package was stolen on 10/15/25.  He believes it was another tenant in the building.  He requested officers make contact with the suspected apartment and question occupant(s) about the package.  The complainant advised he will look into getting cameras.  Officer to follow up.  Report to follow. 

Disorderly Conduct-3600blk S. Arctic Ave.

At approximately 9:54 pm Dispatch received a 911 hang-up call with commotion being heard. Upon callback, a female stated her husband and brother were physically fighting earlier and were now just arguing and attempting to calm down. Officer spoke with the two subjects who were both heavily intoxicated. Both parties got into a verbal only argument over work. No DV criteria was requirements were met. Both parties were separated for the night. 

Thursday, November 6, 2025

Total Calls for Service: 14

Welfare Check-2700blk E. Bolivar Ave

At approximately 12:01 am Caller reporting she cannot get into her apartment, and thinks her boyfriend is passed out from drinking. She cannot get his attention from banging on the window or door. Officers were able to awaken him by knocking. The caller was allowed into the apartment, no further police assistance needed. 

Disorderly Conduct-E. Howard Ave. / S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

At approximately 2:07 am While on patrol, officer observed a male at KK/Howard facing away from the road that appeared to be urinating.  Contact made with the man who advised he was spitting, despite a large wet area on the ground where he was standing, and a wet spot on the front of his jogging pants.  He was taken into custody for Disorderly Conduct, booked, cited, and released.  Report to follow.

Fraud-2600blk E. Whittaker Ave.

At approximately 12:36 pm Complainant came to the PD and reports an incident of fraud.  Someone pretended to be Uber support defrauded him to deposit all his money from his Uber card into an unknown account. The complainant is working with Uber to get his money back, and it will take up to 90 days for them to decide outcome. The complainant given a fraud packet to complete and return if he is not repaid his money from Uber. Information documented at this time.