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The following incidents 3:42 a.m. – employee got were reported by the Elkhorn to work and found an open Police Department. door on Highway 67. Officer and deputy walked building Oct. 8 located no one inside.

1:05 a.m. – vehicle in 9:35 a.m. – DPW reportclosed business parking lot ed a contractor vehicle that on East Koopman Lane. Un- came into the lot and dumped occupied and registered own- a load of wood chips on East er comes back to previously Centralia Street. mentioned key holder.

11:03 a.m. – an officer 8:54 a.m. – Peterbilt assisted DPW in attempting swerving all over on South to get a vehicle moved off Lincoln Street. An officer the street so a tree could be checked city limits and did cut down on West Jefferson not locate the truck.

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11:39 a.m. – vehicle 12:58 p.m. – vehicle restopped for speed on West portedly squealing tires, Walworth Street; warning is- all over the road on South sued.

Washington Street. Officer 11:55 a.m. – officer ob- checked the area and did not served a driver not wearing a locate. seatbelt on South Ridgeway 11:41 p.m. – an officer Court. Citation issued and observed an unattended fire written warning for insur- on West Randall Place. On ance, which subject brought approach the owner emerged into the PD later. from the garage.

2:03 p.m. – report of ne- 11:53 p.m. – an officer loglect of an older dog often put cated a door to a unit open outside all day without food while checking a building or water on North Washing- on West Evergreen Parkway. ton Street. An officer drove Checked the interior and all past and the caller was told at appeared OK. The front door this time there is no concern. was secured.

Was advised to call back if the dog is left outside when Oct. 10 the temperature gets colder.

12:29 a.m. – an officer 2:50 p.m. – dispatched to observed a vehicle with a a traffic accident in a parking defective headlamp on East lot on Wisconsin Street.

Market Street. Stopped and 4:26 p.m. – an officer in- driver given verbal warning. vestigated a vehicle crash in 1:15 a.m. – observed door the middle school parking lot to building standing open on on East Court Street.

South Getzen Street. Vehicle 4:39 p.m. – a vehicle was in front came back as a rentreported as driving recklessly al. Officers checked interior on Westlawn Avenue; unable and did not locate anyone. to locate.

Building was secured.

10:23 p.m. – a resident 9:36 a.m. – anonymous walked away from facility on call of leaves being burned South Eastown Manor. Offi- on North Maria Drive. Ofcer arrived and checked back ficer made contact and exlot/wooden area, resident re- plained ordinance. turned.

11:22 a.m. – gas drive off appears the credit card didn’t Oct. 9 register on East Commerce

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8:36 p.m. – officer dispatched to car versus deer on East Geneva Street. Met with caller who advised deer was on bridge so they could not avoid it due to concrete barricades. Damage to fog lamp and wheel well. Vehicle was still able to be driven.

11:03 p.m. – observed vehicle behind business with dome light on at South Washington Street. No one was in the vehicle. All appeared okay.

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Man allegedly broke into store with tractor

The following people were charged with these Class H and unclassified felony offenses in Walworth County Circuit Court between Oct. 1 and 22: Class H Class H, punishable by up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines: Vehicle theft • Daniel W. Wolski, 37, of Milwaukee; operating a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent. Wolski was found in the driver’s seat of a Ford F150 in the parking lot of Rhode’s Towing in East Troy on Oct. 15, according to the complaint. The truck was stolen in Wauwatosa after the owner reported losing his keys, going to where the truck was parked and seeing it drive away at a high rate of speed, the complaint states.

Video surveillance showed a person who matched Wolski’s description entering the truck, according to the complaint.

ating a motor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant and operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration, both fourth offense.

Saucerman was apprehended for drunken driving after she was seen driving with no headlights on at about 8:05 p.m. Feb. 26 on Lincoln Street in Elkhorn, according to the complaint. She had a blood-alcohol content of .143 and was convicted of drunken driving in July 2014, July 2017 and July 2019, according to the complaint.

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Battery • Antoine M. Brown, 33, of Milwaukee; misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct with domestic abuse assessments and as a domestic abuse repeater. The domestic abuse repeater status increases the charges to felonies.

Brown allegedly punched, slapped, kicked and stomped on his 24-year-old girlfriend and struck her multiple times Drunken driving with a steel-toed boot at their • Kristine Ann Saucer- Whitewater home at about man, 56, of Elkhorn; oper- 2:40 a.m. Oct. 16.

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Oct. 11 12:51 a.m. – observed a vehicle with a faulty taillight on Cobb Road. Informed by the driver he did not have insurance. Driver was cited.

9:32 a.m. – subject reported that for the second time Trump campaign sign was stolen on West Walworth Street.

2:52 p.m. – subjects burning leaves on West Walworth Street. Verbally warned about new ordinance. Agreed to extinguish fire.

5:56 p.m. – caller states that there is some sort of alarm going off on East Hartwell Street. CO detector with dying batteries making noise.

Officer contacted tenant asked to come home and turn it off or shut window.

6:32 p.m. – theft of street signs on North Church Street.

Officer began an investigation.

11:18 p.m. – officer found open door during school check on West Hazel Ridge Road. Checked interior and found no persons or suspicious activity.

Oct. 12 12:07 a.m. – observed

subject at closed business outside at table on North Wisconsin Street. Stated he was homeless looking for wifi. Informed he could not be on the property of a closed business without the owner’s permission. Subject left the premises.

4:13 a.m. – officer observed vehicle traveling with a faulty taillight on East Sedgemeadow Street. Initiated stop and driver stated he’s been working on it as he had a brake light out in the same housing.

4:44 a.m. – observed vehicle traveling with high beams while another vehicle was traveling in the opposite lane on Schmidt Road. Subject stated it was first time in Wisconsin for work. Officer advised him of the law and verbally warned.

5:09 a.m. – vehicle traveling at high rate of speed on North Wisconsin Street.

Driver did not have proof of insurance with him. Verbal for insurance, cited for speed.

8:20 a.m. – car on West Walworth Street that was parked for over a week. Vehicle does not move. Chalk mark was placed on tire to check.

9:09 a.m. – dispatched to vandalism at South Wright Street at Harris Park. Officer arrived and observed large wood logs thrown around and on the roof. The garbage cans were all emptied as well.

12:23 a.m. – anonymous report of a subject walking around a house on South Lincoln Street. Contact made subject was requested by the homeowner to look at roof.

3:04 p.m. – came upon a traffic crash on East Court Street. It was learned that one

vehicle failed to yield right of way while turning left. Crash brochures given, citation issued and report completed.

8:49 p.m. – officer picked up the road closed sign that was knocked over on McKenzie Lane.

10:47 a.m. – observed vehicle disobey no left turn sign on East Commerce Court.

Officer initiated stop. Driver was not familiar with the area and informed of correct way.

Oct. 13 2:52 a.m. – assisted Sheriff’s Office with box truck was in ditch on Potter Road. Leaked considerable amounts of paint stripper and other materials. Truck was taken out of ditch by towing company. Driver was trying to avoid a deer.

9:12 a.m. – theft of political signs from the front lawn on West Rockwell Street.

2:49 p.m. – traffic stop on a vehicle accelerating heavily causing the illegal exhaust to be extremely loud on East Geneva Street. Driver cited for illegal muffler.

4:54 p.m. – complaint of vehicle with no plates parked on street multiple days in a row on West Westward Drive.

Vehicle has valid temp plates and was parked legally, complainant was notified.

4:57 p.m. – burning complaint on South Church Street.

Educated occupant as to burning ordinance and alternate options.

11:26 p.m. – vehicle with faulty headlight on East Commerce Court. Officer initiated stop. Dispatch informed officer vehicle was just stopped and warned for same.

Oct. 14

12:41 a.m. – officer found south gate open on East Koopman Lane. Contact key holder.

1:32 a.m. – officer found unlocked door during building check on East Centralia Street. Checked interior and re-secured door.

2:24 a.m. – found open door during building check on North Wisconsin Street. Officer searched interior and all was okay.

4:30 a.m. – alarm on East Koopman Lane. Officer arrived on scene with deputy.

Employee stating it was a false alarm. Officer spoke with supervisor who confirmed the same.

9:05 a.m. – call was placed to number on the for sale sign on South Lincoln Street. Instructed the owner sale for more than 30 days. Owner stated it would be moved.

2:52 p.m. – officer stopped vehicle for failure to obey sign posted at exit of high school posted no left turn on East Geneva Street. Driver verbally warned for left turn and issued written warning for brake lamps.

5:07 p.m. – commercial burglar alarm on East Geneva Street. Arrived and found the building secure. All appeared okay.

8:09 p.m. – officer responded to fire alarm on East Jefferson Street. Residents indicated it was a strange smell in the bathroom. Officer checked and could not locate a strange odor.

11:39 p.m. – vehicle with faulty headlight on East Geneva Street. Driver was unaware of the headlight issue. Did not have current insurance card, but displayed an expired one.

Written warning for both.

Court news A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Nov. 13 for a Wind Lake man charged with breaking into a Delavan gas station with a tractor and stealing vodka and cigarettes.

Tony R. Ozanick, 30, was charged Oct. 22 in Walworth County Circuit Court with burglary of a building or dwelling, criminal damage to property and three counts of misdemeanor theft.

According to the criminal complaint, the manager of Spirits of Delavan at the Stop-N-Go reported Oct. 6 that someone had broken into the back door of the liquor department the night before and stolen alcohol and cigarettes.

Missing were Tito’s vodka, two 30-packs of Coors and American Spirit cigarettes, according to the complaint. Video surveillance showed a white man with a full dark beard taking a carton of cigarettes from behind the counter, the complaint states.

The steel back door with steel framing was mangled and forced into the building and tire marks on the concrete pad by the door were consistent with the use of a lawn tractor with a bucket being used to breach the entrance, according to the complaint.

An employee said he recognized the person in the video surveillance as a regular customer who rides a lawn tractor with a bucket on the front to Stop-N-Go via County Highway X under the Interstate 43 bridge, the complaint states.

Another witness identified the man as “Tony” and said Tony had a beard the previous

day, but, today, it was shaved off, according to the complaint.

He said the green tractor is always on the east side of a residence where Tony lives in an enclosed trailer on the property, but today it was hidden out back behind the barns, according to the complaint.

Police made contact with Ozanick in the trailer where they found clothing that matches clothes the suspect was wearing in the video, and police found chunks of masonry brick inside the tractor’s bucket that matched the exterior of the Stop-N-Go, according to the complaint. Ozanick also had American Spirit cigarettes and Tito’s vodka, the complaint states.

Man found with multiple drugs in LaGrange A status conference is scheduled for Nov. 19 for an Elkhorn man allegedly found with THC wax, heroin and meth while riding a bike in the Town of LaGrange.

Jonathen D. Heath, 39, was charged Oct. 15 in Walworth County Circuit Court with possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine, heroin and marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, all as a repeater.

According to the criminal complaint, police conducted a welfare check on Heath who was riding a bicycle on Highway 12 in the Town of LaGrange on Oct. 1 and learned he had multiple warrants for his arrest from Racine County. He was checked for contraband as he was arrested on the warrants and found with a grinder, glass pipes, a scale, self-sealing plas-

tic bags, THC wax, meth and complied with orders to crawl heroin, according to the com- out from under the van. He smelled like alcohol, had plaint. slurred speech and bloodshot eyes and said he did not know Drunk man charged with where he was, according to the shooting at apartment A preliminary hearing is complaint. Two knives were scheduled for Nov. 13 for a found on Carmichael-GrandWhitewater man charged with strand, two spent shell casfiring shots that hit an apart- ings were in his pocket, and a ment building while he was .45-caliber pistol was under the van where he was hiding, acdrunk.

Oliver Carmichael-Grand- cording to the complaint. strand, 21, was charged Oct. Carmichael-Grandstrand 8 in Walworth County Cir- had a blood-alcohol content of cuit court with two counts .14. He told police he began of second-degree recklessly drinking beer at his home and endangering safety, carrying took Xanax at about 6 p.m. Oct. a handgun where alcohol is 2 before hitching a ride to the sold or consumed, endanger- bars between 10 and 11 p.m., ing safety with the dangerous according to the complaint. He use of a weapon, operating said he drank at the Brass Rail a firearm while intoxicated, until 1 to 1:30 a.m. when he criminal damage to property, walked to Cheap Shotz where carrying a concealed weapon he got into an altercation with and disorderly conduct with a group of men at the bar, the the dangerous use of a weap- complaint states.

He said he left Cheap Shotz on.

According to the criminal and began walking home when complaint, police were called he encountered the same group to the area of the 100 block of of men he’d gotten into an alSouth Boone Street in White- tercation with, according to the water on Oct. 3 for a report of complaint. Carmichael-Grandgunshots and found Carmi- strand said he didn’t rememchael-Grandstrand hiding un- ber anything after that until he der a white Kia van in a parking was handcuffed, the complaint states. lot north of 119 Prairie St. Police drew their service At least 12 people who live weapons and ordered Carmi- in the area reported hearing chael-Grandstrand, who was gunshots at about 3 a.m., acconcealing the right side of his cording to the complaint. Three body, to show his hands, ac- bullet holes were found in an apartment building – two in the cording to the complaint.

When Carmichael-Grand- southeast corner of an apartstrand withdrew his hand from ment occupied by a 21-yearunder the van, officers heard old woman and a 22-year-old the sound of metal falling on woman and one that went into the pavement, the complaint the bathroom of an unoccupied upstairs apartment, according states.

Carmichael-Grandstrand to the complaint.

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