Retail theft - Jessie James McGee, 27, of Pellston, Mich., was cited for retail theft after he was caught trying to steal a TV and two DVD players from Target, 2553 Sun Valley Drive, at 6:24 p.m.
May 14. According to the police report, McGee took a 17-inch Truetech TV and two Memorex DVD players from the store. He also allegedly took items from two other Targets in the area.
Fraud - Kenneth S. Sherfinski, 3008 Price Road, reported two credit cards stolen at 8:20 a.m.
May 22. According to police, Sherfinski noticed the cards missing May 17. By May 20, $6,000 in fraudulent purchases had been run up on the cards.
Hit-and-run - Alissa Quinn, 19, of N69 W29771 Ridgeview Court was cited for hit-and-run, damaging property and drunken driving at about 1:59 a.m. May 25 along Highway 83.
According to the police report, a Hartland police officer hit the inside of a wheel rim on Highway 83, about 500 feet south of Capitol Drive. The officer surveyed the scene and found several car parts, damaged signs and traffic cones, and a license plate. The officer found the damaged car and the driver in the Walgreens parking lot at Hartbrook Mall.
Nicholas Karienke, 20, was stopped in downtown Okauchee near N51 W34950 Wisconsin Avenue at about 10 p.m. May 16.
According to police records, the 22-year-old in the car with him had purchased beer and had it in the vehicle. Disorderlies - During a bar check at about 12:30 a.m.
May 12, officers came across Jimmie S. Ward, 24, being held down by a bouncer near the entrance to Coconut Joe's tavern, N50 W35046 Wisconsin Ave., Okauchee.
According to police logs, Ward became combative with police and police used a Taser on him several times. Once Ward was put into a squad, police logs said, he caused minor damage to the interior of the vehicle. Ward was taken to Waukesha County Jail and was eventually charged with resisting arrest, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct.
While police were processing Ward at the tavern, the log said, 33-year-old Brian R. Bengal also became disruptive and was eventually issued a municipal citation for disorderly conduct. In another incident, later that night, Bengal was also issued citations for causing criminal damage to property and failure to obey an officer, ID violation - Andrew Olson, 20, was ticketed for possession of alcohol and for having a false identification at 10 p.
m. May 12. According to police reports, Olson allegedly used a fake ID to buy beer at the Dock of the Bay, N51 W34950 Wisconsin Avenue.
Illegal bass - A caller alerted police to a couple of fishermen along the east side of Florence Lake at about 9 a.m. May 19.
According to police records, the fishermen were found along the end of the westbound on-ramp on Highway 16. One of the anglers was given a ticket for possessing a bass that was illegal in size, police logs said. Underage - Jeffery Habeck, 19, was ticketed for having beer with him while he was fishing in the Oconomowoc River access area in the W36400 block of Wisconsin Avenue at about 8:23 a.
m. May 2. Officers confiscated Habeck's remaining cans of Busch Light, police logs said.
Bar fight - Police broke up a bar fight at Rookies at about 1:44 a.m. May 13, according to police logs.
Tickets were not issued in the incident. Suicide - A rider on horseback in Ryan Park discovered a man hanging by a rope from a tree at about 10 a.m.
May 17. According to the report, police responded to find a 52-year-old man hanging two feet above the ground, already dead. Theft - Brian G.
Brown of Trustway Homes reported electrical wires were cut and stolen from a home construction site at N39 W23866 Broken Hill Circle North sometime between May 15 and 22. According to the report, about 200 feet of electrical drops were cut and taken from the basement. The estimated loss is $1,000.
Theft - Mary E. Rosencrans, 35, W222 N2113 Glenwood Lane, reported her purse and wallet stolen from her car in her garage between 11 p.m.
May 21 and 10:30 a.m. May 22.
According to the report, the garage and car had been left unlocked. Accident - Police cited Ryan M. Wilichowski, 17, of Waukesha for driving without a motorcycle license, after he lost control of the Honda motorcycle he was driving and crashed at about 8:15 p.
m. May 24. Wilichowski was eastbound on Meadowcreek Drive when he turned right onto southbound Concord Road and struck a curb, the accident report said.
The pavement was wet at the time, the report noted. Wilichoski sustained minor cuts and bruises and was taken to Waukesha Memorial Hospital. The bike sustained moderate damage to the left side.
Vandalism - A serial egger has been striking in the village during the past few weeks. Ulises Gomez Torrez, 340 Park Ave., reported his car was egged between 10 and 10:30 p.
m. on both May 21 and 22, leaving dents and scratches on the vehicle, according to the police logbook. Mike Werden of 353 Lexington Court reported the driver's side of his truck was egged between 8:30 p.
m. May 23 and 8:30 a.m.
May 24. Bonita Ziegler, 124 Highland Ave., and Antoinette L.
Roos, 136 Highland Ave., reported their vehicles had been egged sometime overnight May 23. At about 4 p.
m. May 22, police received a report of the boy's yellow Dodge truck leaving a 75-foot-long skid mark on Parkland Court, the police report said. Witnesses on Parkland Court were able to give police more information about the yellow truck, which police stopped in the 300 block of Oakton Avenue, the report said.
The boy admitted to leaving the skid mark. When police asked whether the occupants of the truck were in possession of anything they shouldn't have, the boy turned over a small container of Salvia divinorum, a hallucinogenic Mexican herb historically used as a divinatory psychedelic, the report said. It is not a controlled substance, but officers confiscated it and said the boy's parents could reclaim it if they wanted.
Police also searched a purse and found a pack of Marlboro cigarettes that the girl admitted were hers, the report said.
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