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Police Daily Activity Report

Tuesday, August 11,2026

Total Calls for Service: 17

Welfare Check - S Packard Ave/E Denton Ave

At approximately 3:37 pm 911 caller reporting a small child in the road way and can’t locate his mother. Child is nonverbal.  A 2nd 911 call was the mother and she was provided the location of our officers and her child. Officers located the child walking in the 4100blk Packard Ave. He ran from the mother while she was getting other kids inside of the vehicle. He was turned over to his mother.  No further issues. 

Vehicle Complaint - E Layton Ave/S Whitnall Ave

At approximately 3:56 pm 911 caller reporting a reckless driver in a white Honda Accord last seen traveling northbound on Whitnall Ave. Caller reports the driver was finger pointing like his fingers were weapons. Caller states there is also a white dog in the back seat of the vehicle. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle.  The license plate provided did not match the vehicle description.

Theft of Bicycle - 3048 E Layton Ave (R & R Sporting Goods Fishing Hole)

At approximately 5:32 pm Caller reports his E-bike was stolen at the above location while he was shopping. Officer spoke to the caller who stated while inside the store someone stole his E-Bike valued at $850. The caller checked the area prior to contacting police, police also checked the area with negative results.

Monday, August 10, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 25

Theft from Vehicle - 3700 block S Iowa Ave

At approximately 2:23 pm caller requesting to speak to an officer regarding her vehicle having gas siphoned from it overnight.  Officer spoke with the caller who stated she parked her vehicle on the driveway last night around 8 p.m. and when they left this morning the low gas light went on.  Caller stated they never leave the tank at less than half a tank.  Officer attempted contact with the neighbor who has a camera that may have caught the theft.  A message was left with them to contact officer.  Nothing further at this time.

Retail Theft - 4698 S Whitnall Ave (Petco)

At approximately 7:42 pm Caller reports a male left the store with bag of dog treats, fled on foot in Halloween pants. Officer located a male and female on the east side of Auto Zone store. Officer made contact with the male who stated when he was confronted by staff, he gave them back all the items he took, this was confirmed with staff. Staff wanted the man trespassed from the store.   The man was advised and both him and the female were sent on their way. 

Domestic Incident - 4500 block S Whitnall Ave

At approximately 8:04 pm Caller reports his girlfriend scratched him after a verbal argument before leaving the scene. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the caller who stated his girlfriend and him got into a verbal argument after he moved his stuff into another bedroom. The male claimed he sustained a small scratch to the left side of his face near his cheek, which caused him pain, and was done without consent. While speaking with him, the female arrived back to the apartment. She was taken into custody for Battery-DV. The female was booked and ordered into the DA’s Office for charging conference.

Disorderly Conduct - 3680 S Kinnickinnic Ave (Deer Creek School)

At approximately 8:30 pm 911 caller reports his son was jumped and had his property stolen by 5 kids around the age of 14. While on the phone with dispatch kids could be heard yelling and trying to get in the parent’s face. Officer made contact with juvenile victim who stated he was playing with a laser pointer and pointing it at the wall when juveniles came and grabbed it from him. Contact was made with one of the juveniles, who stated the victim was pointing it at their faces and claiming it was a gun. The juvenile then grabbed it from him and then told him to contact his dad. The other juveniles fled the scene and were not located. Contact was made with parents/guardians and all parties were advised on their actions. 

Sunday, August 9, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 11

Motor Vehicle Accident - S Pennsylvania Ave/E Leroy Ave

At approximately 3:14 am Caller reporting possible utility pole down at the above location.  Officer reports a utility pole was struck by unknown vehicle breaking it in 2 at the base.  No callers when the crash occurred.  There was no vehicle debris left behind.  We Energies contacted and responded to secure the pole and wires.  There were no cameras or witnesses to the accident.  Report filed.

Suspicious Activity - 3700 block S Iowa Ave

At approximately 3:30 am Caller reports he arrived home and someone was possibly stealing something from his garage/backyard area. He was putting something into a backpack and tried to hide behind a garbage can when he saw the caller. He left s/b on foot. He was described as a chubby white male with a moustache and a black jacket.  Officer reports while checking the area he was flagged down by a subject stating 10 min. prior he believed he heard and saw a woman yelling "help" in the area of Iowa and Tripoli Ave.  Officers observed the female upon arrival but she was unable to be located when trying to relocate her.  The male was described by the caller as possible hiding and may have been related to the female.  Officers spoke to a female at a residence on S. Iowa Ave while looking for both parties who was not corporative but she stated she was fine and did not hear anybody yelling.  Nothing further.

Disorderly Conduct - 3048 E Layton Ave (Cousins Subs)

At approximately 1:10 pm Caller reports a couple screaming and yelling in a black 4 door car. Officers were unable to locate a vehicle or subjects that matched the caller's description. Nothing further.   

Saturday, August 8, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 21

Vehicle Pursuit - 2800 block E Layton Ave

At approximately 12:46 am Officer reports attempting to conduct a traffic stop on a white Jeep Compass.  The vehicle was W/B on Layton in the 1400 block, when it conducted a U-turn just prior to officer activating emergency lights.  The vehicle came to a stop in the 1400 block of Layton EB.  Prior to officer approaching, the vehicle took off accelerating away E/B on Layton Ave. before entering highway 794 N/B.  Stop sticks were deployed by SFPD, with one being successful, the vehicle continued N/B where officers lost sight near Oklahoma Ave.  Officer terminated the pursuit at 794 and Car Ferry.  SFPD Officer continued N/B checking for crashes and observed MCSO behind the fleeing vehicle N/B over the Hoan bridge.  SFPD reinitiated and pursued the vehicle until the vehicle exited the freeway and came to a stop in the 500b of N. Water St. in the City of Milwaukee.  Both occupants fled on foot. The passenger was taken into custody after a foot pursuit.  He was found to be on probation. He was transported to hospital for medical clearance. The vehicle was towed and a hold placed.  Probation & Parole placed a hold on the suspect who was transported to MSDF.  The case will be referred to the DA’s Office for resisting/obstructing charge and fleeing.

Disorderly Conduct - 2700 block E Denton Ave

At approximately 3:59 am Caller advised her husband choked and hit her.  Officers made contact with her outside of the house and she advised them of the same.  Officers did not observe any marks on her.  Officers attempted contact at the house and via phone with the husband but he did not answer either.  She was advised that Officers would follow up with him.  She was advised an officer would follow up with her.  She left for the night.

Suspicious Activity - 4100 block S Packard Ave

At approximately 8:30 am Caller reports someone was grabbing stuff in their neighbor's yard.  Officer located the subject who had been drinking from a party last night two houses to South. Contact made with a subject from the house where the party was at who stated he did not know the other subject, but he was at the party and came with an unknown person/group that showed up.  The man was not wanted inside the house due to possible drug use. The man denied drug use and a family member was called to pick him up. Officer transported the man to Value Village where they met up with a family member who gave him a ride home.  Nothing further.

Disorderly Conduct - 3048 E Layton Ave

At approximately 11:05 am Employee reports a hostile customer in the store about 3 min ago.  Suspect drove away in a Black Jeep Cherokee.  The caller stated the subject came into the store was going to by a fishing rod but prior stated the employees were being hostile towards him.  All they did was ask him if he needed help with something.  The caller stated based on his attitude he asked him to leave the store prior to buying anything.  The man refused to leave at first and then left and sat in his car for a few minutes then left.  The caller stated he would like it documented and the man trespassed from the store. Officer left a voicemail for the vehicle owner, to call him in regards to the complaint involving her vehicle.

Disorderly Conduct - 3200 block S Lake Dr

At approximately 5:20 pm Caller reports there was a man yelling at a group of people celebrating a birthday in the park. He is threatening to fight partygoers. Unknown if subject is still on scene, MPD was enroute. Party is near the Cedar group area of the park.  Officer reports TOT MCSO. Nothing further.

Mutual Aid - 4900 block S Packard Ave.

At approximately 6:23 pm CUPD requesting a squad for a drunk male yelling at Officers and wanting to fight them. SFPD responded and scene was TOT CUPD.

Operating Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated - 4100 block S Packard Ave

At approximately 11:28 pm Multiple 911 callers report a two-vehicle accident with no apparent injuries.  Officer reports driver #1 was traveling N/B on Packard Ave when she struck a parked car.  The driver showed multiple signs of impairment.  She performed poorly on SFST's.  She provided a PBT of .19    The driver was arrested for OWI 1st offense.  The driver was booked, cited and released to a responsible party.  The DA’s Officer will review the charges.

Friday, August 7, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 19

Theft - 3100 block E Norwich Ave

At approximately 1:31 am Caller reports his firearm was stolen from his locked apartment between Aug. 3 and today. He believes it was a worker coming into his apartment for maintenance reasons on several occasions. The caller was not confidant on the make and model of the firearm and did not know the serial number nor did he have any paperwork for the firearm.  Once the caller provides the necessary information the firearm will then be entered as stolen.

Disorderly Conduct - 3700 block S Packard Ave

At approximately 2:52 am 911 caller reports she was battered at the above location. She requests police and medical for a cut lip. Officer reports speaking to the caller who came outside stating she was struck in the lip by her brother. While speaking to her, the sister of the two came outside telling officers the argument was only verbal with some pushing. She stated the caller started it by antagonizing the brother and was just upset she was being kicked out. She stated she had come to pick her sister up to separate her from her brother and the two hit heads, possibly causing her lip to bleed. There were no other injuries observed.  SFFD checked on the caller and only found a small cut on her upper lip and no other injuries.  Contact attempted with the brother at the apartment but officers were unable to make contact.  Officer to follow up with him. The caller to an Uber home.  Nothing further.

Neighbor Trouble - 2800 block E Bolivar Ave

At approximately 2:20 pm 911 caller is reporting she took her dog out and propped the door open. Another resident tried to shut it and it started causing issues.  Contact made with both parties. Officer spoke to the caller who advised the other tenant grabbed the bucket she had propping the door and moved it from propping the door, when she went to put the bucket back, he came back down shoved her and she started grabbing at the bucket getting into a verbal argument while doing so. The other tenant stated he grabbed the bucket to move it from propping the door (because the door is not supposed to be propped), when the caller started grabbing the bucket arguing advising she was going to call the cops. He denied coming back down the stairs or shoving the caller, explaining he started to record the caller after she lied about him putting his hands on her. Both parties were educated on better ways of handling their individual roles. Both parties were w/a on D/C and informed to leave each other alone.

Noise Complaint - 2800 block E Bolivar Ave

At approximately 7:21 pm Caller reporting her neighbors are banging on the wall. It has been going on for the past hour. The caller does have recordings of today.  This is on-going issues with the neighbor. Officers spoke with the other neighbor. She stated the noise was her son’s mobility device, she did not allow officers to see the device to see if that was making the noise. Caller showed officers videos of banging and knocking on the shared wall. Caller was told to report it to management. Officers were unable to contact management in regards to the on-going issues.

Disorderly Conduct - 3400 E Howard Ave

At approximately 10:29 pm 911 caller reporting someone could be following him, may have displayed a firearm.  Officer reports speaking with the caller who stated while driving to a friend’s house, he was being followed by to unknown subjects in a white Nissan SUV.  He stated while being followed, he observed the passenger with his arm out of the window, holding something.  He stated he was unsure what the object was but assumed it was a gun.  Caller stated he believed the actor to be someone, whose name he does not know, from the area where he lives as his vehicle has been shot at in the past.  The caller was advised the incident would be documented. Nothing further.

Thursday, August 6, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 10

Suspicious Activity - 4698 S Whitnall Ave

At approximately 3:06 am Officer reports out at the above location with a subject near the dumpsters.  Contact was made with a subject who advised he was looking for his water bottle near the dumpsters that he had just lost.  He was advised to move along.  W/A on prowling/scavenging.

Welfare Check - E Howard Ave/S Pennsylvania Ave

At approximately 7:38 pm Caller reporting intoxicated family member, exited the vehicle and was last seen heading towards E. Howard Ave/S Pennsylvania Ave. Officers located subject and the subject was given a ride back to their residence in South Milwaukee. Nothing further.

Welfare Check - 3400 E Howard Ave

At approximately 10:32 pm Complainant came to the PD reporting an assault from her estranged husband. While at the PD the husband also showed up to speak to officers. Officers spoke to both parties. Both are legally married but have been living in separate houses for the past six years. The female stated she went to male’s house uninvited to hang out with.  She then confronted him about him being mean to her. She stated he then bear hugged her.  There were no visible injuries. The male stated the female lunged at him so he grabbed her and held her so she didn’t scratch his face like she has in the past. Officers spoke with the downstairs neighbor who only heard a verbal argument and did not hear or observe anything physical. Both parties were separated for the night. The female was trespassed from the male’s residence, The female was advised. The male will be filing for a TRO.  Nothing further.

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 12

Disorderly Conduct - 4224 S Kirkwood Ave

At approximately 6:51 pm Numerous people at National Night Out complained about a juvenile saying sexual and vulgar things to people at the event. Officers spoke with the juvenile who was advised to stop talking to people in the manner he was. Later more complaints came out, the juvenile was escorted out of the event and left without further issue. 

Welfare Check - S Delaware Ave/E Allerton Ave

At approximately 8:34 pm 911 caller reporting an intoxicated male that keeps falling into the roadway. Officer located the man who was very intoxicated, trying to get home. SFFD responded and medically cleared the man. He was given a ride back to his residence without further issue. 

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Total Calls for Service: 15

Suspicious Activity - 4571 S Whitnall Ave

At approximately 10:07 am 911 caller reporting a black male who rang her buzzer to the apartment claiming he was security working for the apartment building. Management stated they have no security. Officer reports checking the building and the stairs, and was unable to locate anyone. Caller advised the male was in a security uniform and had a ring of keys. Caller advised the male was not hostile and advised he was there for a disturbance call. The caller stated the man was a younger black male, 510, average build with shoulder length dreads. Management was also advised of the incident.

Motor Vehicle Accident - 4698 S Whitnall Ave

At approximately 12:44 pm 911 caller reporting that his vehicle was hit while in the lot.  Officer spoke with both drivers.  The one driver stated she was trying to park in a space and it was too tight and she struck the other parked vehicle.  Report filed.

Noise Complaint - 2800 block E Bolivar Ave

At approximately 8:48 pm Caller reporting thumping and banging on the wall coming from one of the apartments.  It has been going on all day.  Officer spoke to the caller who took several videos over the past hour that consisted of banging and loud noise from the suspected apartment.  Officers listened in the hallway for several minutes and heard a loud TV, unknown growling noises, and banging that was shaking the hallway floor and neighboring apartments.  Contact made with the tenant in the suspected apartment who was extremely argumentative with Officers. She stated her son used a mobility device and was disabled, so she didn't care about anyone's noise complaint. When told the noise was loud, she stated she didn’t care and began elevating her voice. The conversation was ended and she was advised she would be mailed a citation for Loud and Unnecessary Noise.  Officer to follow up with management.