Police Reports: Raccoon Execution and Drunken Wild Goose Chase

Battery

Thursday, Jan. 5 at 2:25 a.m.
Police were called to the Thursday after a 48-year-old man from West Bend and a coworker physically assaulted a 33-year-old man from Hartford. Police suspected the man to have a broken nose when they arrived. The West Bend man was arrested, and later police discovered the man had warrants out for probation and parole violations. He was charged with one count of substantial battery and one count of disorderly conduct. 

Retail Theft

Friday, Jan. 6 at 7:03 p.m.
cameras caught a 25-year-old man from South Milwaukee attempting to steal a bottle of conditioner from Shopko Friday. He was charged with one count of retail theft, but is currently working with the District Attorney’s office because of his prior offenses. He’s previously been convicted of nine counts of theft, possession of THC, and two counts of operating a vehicle without a license.

Raccoon Execution 

Saturday, Jan. 7 at 8:44 a.m.
A resident on the N71W23000 block of Homestead Road called police after he found what appeared to be a sick raccoon in his yard. Police already determined it was weird for a raccoon to be sitting in someone’s yard in the middle of the day, but even when they approached it, it didn’t run away. Police then took a broom and pushed it against the raccoon, and it still didn’t run away. In the report it also says, “At one point I was able to roll him onto his back.” Police determined the raccoon was indeed sick and shot it in the head.  Homeowners provided a garbage bag for its disposal.

Battery

Sunday, Jan. 8 at 1:24 a.m.
Police were called to  Sunday night () after someone called in to report a disorderly conduct complaint. Apparently, two brothers were outside fighting, and when officers arrived at the scene, one had left for another bar. Police then followed a trail of bartender tips from to to looking for a white Jeep and a man with a black jacket.

They eventually found him at Tailgators. The man said his 23-year-old brother was extremely intoxicated at Dive Bar, threw a glass of water on a bartender and was pulled out of the bar by bouncers. The intoxicated man began pulling at the front doors, eventually fell and hit his face on the pavement. The man denied hitting his drunk brother and no charges were filed.

Drug Overdose

Sunday, Jan. 8 at 10:26 p.m.
Emergency medical crews and police were called to a home on the W233 N5000 block of Aster Drive Sunday after someone found a 23-year-old Milwaukee man with no pulse. Medical crews determined the man overdosed on some sort of drug, but the police report didn’t say which substance specifically.