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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee *****The UWM Police Department has a Facebook page for crime notification. To join please click on the following link to access the page and click on "Join this Group": UWM Police Facebook Crime NotificationsIf you are not registered on FacebookEveryone can join Facebook. To register, go to: http://www.facebook.com/p.php?i=1280816648&k=XYEYQX62443M51BDRCY2RT&r ***********************************************************Strong Armed Robbery reported in the 3000 block of N. Cramer StreetOn Wednesday, July 23, 2008, at approximately 12:35 p.m., a female was the victim of a strong arm robbery in the 3000 block of N. Cramer Street (Cramer and Linnwood). Two suspects approached the victim, knocked her down and took her purse. The suspects were last seen running eastbound through the yards on N. Cramer Street. The suspects are described as follows: #1) Black male Approximately 30 years of age 6'04'' in height Medium build Short hair Dark complexion Last seen wearing a black tee-shirt and black jeans. #2) Black male. Late 20's 5'07 in height Thin build Last seen wearing a white tee-shirt under a black tee-shirt and longer jean shorts. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this strong arm robbery. Milwaukee Police News Release on Arrest Made
Date Submitted: 07-12-08
Attempted Strong Armed Robbery near N. Farwell Ave. and E. Park Pl.
On June 27, 2008 at 2:50am a female was walking near N. Farwell Ave. and E. Park Pl. when she was approached by a male who asked her if she had a lighter. The female began digging through her purse when the male suspect grabbed her purse and attempted to take it. The female victim struggled with the suspect, who then punched her in the face and fled in an unknown direction on foot. Nothing was obtained by the suspect. The suspect is described as follows: Black Male Mid 20's 5'8 thin build Last seen wearing a black beanie cap
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. MPD Notification on Recent Strong Armed RobberyDate Submitted: 6-26-08 Submitted By: Captain Anthony T. Smith, District Five Notification Title: Robbery 3000 Block N. Farwell Comments/Notification: There was a robbery in the 3000 Block of N. Farwell on 06-26-08 shortly before 1:00 a.m. There are two adult males in custody. There may be a third suspect involved, we are attempting to identify this person. At this time we do not know if the two suspects in custody are responsible for any other crimes.
One Suspect Arrested in Strong Armed Robbery at N. Farwell Ave. and E. Linnwood Ave.On June 26, 2008 at 12:55am, the Milwaukee Police reported a strong armed robbery at the intersection of N. Farwell Ave. and E. Linnwood Ave. in the city of Milwaukee. The two suspects approached the two victims from behind and demanded property. The suspects obtained a purse, wallet, cash, and cellphone. The suspects fled southbound in the alley between N. Farwell Ave. and N. Maryland Ave. At 1:15am UWM Police assisted MPD in locating two suspects that matched the description. UWM Police apprehended one suspect, but the other fled on foot. The suspect at large was described as follows: Suspect #1: Black Male Mid 20's Large Build 5'7 160lbs Corn roll style hair with braids off the back Last seen wearing a long sleeved red shirt, black pants Strong Armed Robbery 2100 Block of E. Belleview Pl.
On June 25, 2008 at 12:00am, a male was approached by four suspects who began kicking and punching the victim. The victim handed over his wallet and all four suspects fled on foot in an unknown direction. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. The suspects were described as follows: Suspect #1: Male White Heavy set Suspect #2: Male Black, 5'11 braided hair, last seen wearing a maroon shirt with a silver chain Suspects #3 and #4: Two unknown race males. Armed Robbery Implied Weapon 1800 Block of E. Greenwich Ave.On June 23, 2008 at 12:59 a.m, a man in the 1800 block of E. Greenwich Ave. was approached by two black male suspects. One of the suspects placed an unknown object against the back of the victim and demanded property. The victim said he was not carrying anything and both suspects fled on foot in an unknown direction. Nothing was obtained by the suspects. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. The suspects are described as follows: Suspect #1 Black/Male 20-30 years of age 180 lbs 6'00 in height Last seen wearing a white tee shirt and blue pants
Suspect #2 Black/Male 20-30 years of age 160-180 lbs 5'08 in height Last seen wearing a white tee shirt and blue shorts MPD Notification on Entry to Locked VehiclesDate Submitted: 06-23-08 Comments/Notification: Armed Robbery N. Bartlett Ave. and E. Kenmore Pl.
At 11:40pm on June 18, 2008, there was an armed robbery near the intersection of N. Bartlett Ave. and E. Kenmore Pl. The victim was approached by two black male suspects who pointed a small silver and black pistol at the victim taking a hand bag, cell phone, and wallet. The suspects fled on foot northbound on N. Bartlett Ave. The two suspects were apparently dropped off near the scene by a red early 1990's Ford 4 door sedan with dark tinted windows and Wisconsin plates. Suspect #1: Black Male 16-18 years of age 6'1-6'2 175lbs Short black hair, light mustache, dark complexion Last seen wearing a black bandana on his head, long blue shirt, and dark blue jeans Suspect #2: Black Male 16-18 years of age 5'8 5'9 160lbs Face was covered by a black bandana Last seen wearing a red shirt with a white design, red and white athletic pants, and red and white shoes Theft of Bicycle from Unlocked Garage 2000 block of E. Kenwood Blvd.On June 17, 2008, a bicycle was stolen from an unlocked garage in the 2000 block of E. Kenwood Blvd. There are no suspects at this time and MPD is investigating the case. Please remember to lock your bicycle and keep your garage closed and locked when you are not in the immediate area. Armed Robbery in the 2100 block of East Belleview
On Tuesday, June 10, 2008, at 11:50 a.m. a female was the victim of an Armed Robbery in the 2100 block of E. Belleview Place in the City of Milwaukee (area of Belleview and Frederick). The victim was walking east bound on E. Belleview Place when she was approached by a male who was walking west bound on E. Belleview Place. The male grabbed and attempted to take the victim's purse. The victim tried to hold onto her purse, but let it go when the suspect pulled out a knife. The suspect fled from the scene.
The suspect is described as follows : Male/Black Approximate 6'00 in height 200-220 pounds Age unknown at this time Last seen wearing a grey Hoodie, blue jean shorts, black shoes. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this armed robbery and they encourage anyone with information about it to call the Milwaukee Police Department Criminal Investigation Bureau at 935-7302 . CITY OF MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENTNEWS RELEASEEdward A. Flynn, Chief of PoliceDATE: MAY 29, 2008 CONTACT: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE NEWS RELEASE # 08-26 414-935-7209 MILWAUKEE POLICE FORM NEW PATROL UNITMilwaukee Police Chief Edward A. Flynn, together with Mayor Tom Barrett today announced the formation of a highly visible, proactive police unit comprised of uniformed patrol officers from all disciplines including those with expertise in gang and drug intelligence, mounted patrol, motorcycles, canines, marine operations, fugitive apprehension and the tactical enforcement unit. The Neighborhood Task Force (NTF) is a permanent unit designed to disrupt the criminal environment in neighborhoods with the greatest amount of crime. The unit will: Use tangible crime data and analysis to deploy resources in neighborhood hot spots
The value of the Neighborhood Task Force is that it will drive down violent crime in the city by targeting its resources together with the police district resources, Chief Flynn said. We are committed to reducing the amount of violence in Milwaukee and we are changing the culture here in the Milwaukee Police Department with a focus on prevention. Our key measure of success will be the reduction of crime. We want people to feel safe in their yards and in their neighborhoods not just when it's warm out but all year round, said Mayor Barrett. The Neighborhood Task Force will help better direct resources on the ground to disrupt criminal activity. The Task Force will be a nimble and proactive unit that can suppress crime and maintain order so that our public spaces are returned to our residents, Barrett said. # # # Police Administration Building, 749 West State Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-0531 (414) 933-4444
Three Suspects Taken Into Custody for Robberies in the Area
MPD sent the following notice:
Hello, All - During a traffic stop Tuesday night, Milwaukee Police arrested three suspects (ages 16, 16 and 17) in connection with three attempted strong arm robberies on the East Side. They have confessed and we are sending their cases to the District Attorney's office for charges. During questioning, one suspect admitted they were about to do a fourth robbery of a man on his bicycle when the Milwaukee Police Officers pulled them over and subsequently arrested them. As you all covered these incidents quite extensively, we hope you will be able to calm the fears of those who live in those neighborhoods by reporting the capture of these suspects. Thank you. Anne E. Schwartz Office of Public Affairs Milwaukee Police Department
Reckless Endangerment of Safety in the 1800 Block of E. Greenwich Ave.On May 21, 2008 at 10:50pm in the 1800 block of E. Greenwich Ave. a male and a female were walking east bound on E. Greenwich when they were approached by two black females. One of the female suspects put a gun up to the side of the victim's neck. The male victim began to wrestle the female suspect who turned towards him, fired one shot, missing the male victim. The two suspects fled east bound on E. Greenwich Ave. There were no demands made by the suspects and nothing was obtained. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. The suspects were described as follows: #1 Black Female 5'4-5'6 Medium Build Dressed in all black clothing wearing a dew rag Armed with a .22 caliber gun. #2 Black Female 5'4-5'6 Medium Build Dressed in all black clothing wearing a dew rag Armed Robbery Implied Weapon 1900 Block of E. Greenwich Ave.
On May 20, 2008 at 9:20pm, a male was walking in the 1900 block of E. Greenwich Ave. when he was approached by three black male suspects. One of the suspects asked the man for a cigarette, which he gave to the suspect, then the suspect began to punch the victim. The suspects demanded money stating they would shoot him. The victim had no money to give to the suspects and they fled on foot in an unknown direction. Nothing was obtained by the suspects. MPD is investigating this case. Suspects all described as being: Black Males 18-20 years of age 150-170lbs 6'0-6'2 All wearing dark clothing with handkerchiefs over their faces
Battery 2400 Block of N. Oakland Ave.
On May 20, 2008 at 10:53pm, a male subject was walking in the 2400 block of N. Oakland. Ave. when he was approached from behind by three black male subjects. One of the suspects grabbed the victim from behind and took him down to the ground while the other subjects were kicking and punching him. The suspects demanded money from the victim, but acquired nothing. MPD is investigating this case. Suspects described as: #1 Black Male 18-20 years of age 5'10 150-160lbs Last seen wearing dark clothing and a black hooded sweatshirt
#2 and #3 Black Males 18-20 years of age 5'6 150-160lbs Last seen wearing dark clothing.
Attempted Home Invasion 3400 N. Oakland Ave.
On Thursday May 15, 2008, at 10:50pm, the UWM Police was dispatched to the 3400 block of N. Oakland Ave. for an attempted home invasion. The victim called UWM Police after an unknown suspect entered the rear of her house, walked up the stairs, and attempted to gain access to her locked door. After a failed attempted at entering the residence, the victim heard the suspect flee down the stairs. The victim was unable to give a description of the suspect. The Milwaukee Police Department will be investigating this case. The UWM Police Department reminds you to keep ALL the doors to your residence locked at all times. Armed Robbery reported in the 3200 block of N. Hackett AvenueOn Tuesday, May 13, 2008 , at 11:10 p.m., 4 men and 1 woman were walking in the area of 3200 N. Hackett Avenue near the intersection of Hampshire Avenue and Hartford Avenue when two black males came out of the bushes and asked one of the victims for a light. One of the black males then pulled out a large, black semi automatic handgun and demanded property from the 5 victims. Cash, cell phones and other property were taken from the 5 victims who were then directed by the two suspects to run from the scene. The suspects left the scene in an unknown direction. The suspects are described as follows: #1) Black male. 5'08'' - 6'00'' in height. Approximately 200 lbs. Corn row hairstyle. Upper front teeth were gold in color. (Gold Grill) Dark complexion. Last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and baggy pants. Suspect displayed a large, black semi automatic handgun.
#2) Black male. 6'00'' - 6'01'' in height. Approximately 200 lbs. Dark complexion. Last seen wearing a red jacket and black, baggy pants. Suspect displayed a silver or gold semi automatic handgun.
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this armed robbery.
Armed Robbery 1900 Block of N. Oakland Ave.An armed robbery occurred on May 10, 2008, at 12:45am in the 1900 block of N. Oakland Ave. Two suspects approached the two victims and requested their purses. Suspect #1 was armed with a long barrelled silver gun, possibly a revolver. Both suspects fled on foot with the purses, south bound on N. Oakland Ave. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. Suspect #1: Black Male Mid 20’s 5’10” Heavier Build Braided Hair Last seen wearing a white t-shirt and dark jeans Suspect #2: Black Male Mid 20’s 5’8” 180lbs Shaved head and Medium Complexion Last seen wearing a black zip up jacket with a multi colored design on front and back Suspect Arrested in the Home Invasion on 2900 N. Cramer St.
The Milwaukee Police Department currently has a suspect in custody for the home invasion that occurred on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 in the 2900 block of N. Cramer St. Below is a letter from Captain Smith in regards to the burglaries and home invasions on the UWM area recently. Please remember to continue to keep your doors locked and your personal belongings secured at all times. Also, please report any suspicious or criminal behavior to police as soon as possible. Date Submitted: April 30, 2008 Submitted By: Capt. Anthony T. Smith District 5 There is a suspect in custody regarding 5 burglaries, which occurred over the past two days on the East Side (UWM Area). There have been 8 suspects taken into custody for burglaries, which have taken place in the Riverwest area over the past three weeks. All of these investigations are on going. There are several more leads, which are actively being pursued at this time. Please remember to lock your doors at all times.
Armed Robbery at 2843 N. Oakland AvenueOn Thursday May 1, 2008 at 12:22 a.m., Officers from the UW-Milwaukee Police Department responded to 2843 N. Oakland Avenue in the City of Milwaukee regarding an armed robbery that had just occurred at that location. Officers from the Milwaukee Police Department were already on scene interviewing the victim. The female victim was seated in her vehicle when she was approached by the male (suspect) that she did not know. The suspect asked her if she had a lighter. When she looked down to get the lighter, the suspect lightly tapped her on the side of the head with a black, semi automatic pistol. The suspect demanded and obtained the victim's wallet and he fled the scene in a light blue Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Suspect: Male/Black 5'08"-6'00" 185 pounds Last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with blue jeans. Last seen traveling southbound on N. Oakland Avenue in a 1989 Light blue Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme with a white top. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this armed robbery. Crime/Safety tip- The term verbal bump has been used to describe the tactic of asking a potential victim some type of question just prior to a robbery or other type of street crime to either distract or intimidate the victim. At any time during the day or night, and most especially at night, please be cautious if you are approached by someone you do not know. Pay attention to what is going on around you. If you do become a victim of a robbery, stay calm and give the person your purse or wallet. Any type of property you might be carrying is not worth your life. Police Officers from the UW-Milwaukee Police Department and SAFE Patrol Officers are patrolling the area around campus. If anyone in the community observes suspicious activity around campus, please report it to the Milwaukee Police Department (933-4444 ) and the UW-Milwaukee Police (229-4627 ).
Home Invasion 2900 block of N. Cramer St.
On April 29, 2008, at 1:30pm the UW-Milwaukee Police took a call for a home invasion in the 2900 block of N. Cramer St. The suspect entered an unlocked door and entered the occupied residence. The victim was inside the residence and observed the suspect who stated he was looking for someone. UWM Police responded, contacted the City of Milwaukee Police and assisted in searching for the suspect. The suspect was tracked westbound to the Milwaukee River where he discarded his gray sweatshirt and dropped miscellaneous items that may have been stolen from other homes. The suspect was described as follows: Black Male The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. Strong Armed Robbery Reported to S.A.F.E Patrol
UW-Milwaukee SAFE patrol officers report hit and run accidentOn Friday, April 18, 2008 , at 3:16 a.m., a SAFE officer reported that a car hit a light pole at the intersection of Maryland and Locust and fled the scene. UWM Police Officers responding to the scene noticed a car matching the description in the 2000 block of E. Linnwood. Smoke was coming from the front of the car and if also had front end damage. According to witnesses, the person who was driving the vehicle at the time of the hit and run switched position with the passenger, who drove the vehicle away after the accident. The case was turned over to the Milwaukee Police Department for further investigation. Armed Robbery Occurred at 2000 Block of E. Belleview Ave.On April 13, 2008, at 5:30am a female victim was approached by a white male suspect who asked for a ride to a friend's house. After the victim refused to give the suspect a ride, he displayed a black semi-automatic handgun and took the victim's car keys and various other items. The suspect then fled on foot westbound on E. Belleview Ave.
The suspect is further described as:
White/Male 20-25 years of age 5'11-6'0 Brown hair with brown facial hair Last seen wearing a dark colored shirt, and blue jeans.
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. Reported by S.A.F.E. Officers
On April 4, 2008, at 1:30am, UWM S.A.F.E. patrol officers observed a male and a female suspect in an alley in the 3300 block of N. Oakland Ave. writing graffiti on a garage. The S.A.F.E. officers followed the suspects and relayed the information to the UWM Police, who subsequently arrested both suspects. The case was turned over to the Milwaukee Police Department. Attempted Armed Robbery at North Cramer and East Beverly
On Monday, March 31, 2008 at 8:40 p.m., an attempted armed robbery occurred at N. Cramer and E. Beverly in the City of Shorewood . The suspect (described below) approached the male victim, pointed a gun at him and demanded money. The victim did not have any money and the suspect fled Southbound from the scene. The suspect is described as follows: Black Male. 30 to 40 years of age. 6'00 in height with a heavy build and a noticeable limp. Large wide nose. Last seen wearing a dark in color baseball cap with white letters, a black hoodie, a black leather coat, black baggie jeans and black shoes. The suspect displayed a shiny silver semi-automatic handgun. No vehicle was seen. The Shorewood Police Department is investigating this attempted armed robbery. If you have any information about this attempted armed robbery, please call the Shorewood Police Department at (414) 847-2610 . Gas Money ScamThe UW-Milwaukee Police Department would like to remind you to not give money or rides to a stranger. Giving a ride to someone you do not know can be very dangerous. If you are approached by someone asking for money for gas, call the UW-Milwaukee Police Department. We have had several complaints about this scam. On Sunday, March 30, 2008 at 9:28 p.m., a UWM student who was leaving the AUP building was approached by someone who asked for a ride to a gas station because he was out of gas. Once the man got in the student's car, the man asked to borrow $20.00, which the student gave him. The suspect directed the student to drive him to Locust and Richards and then to Providence and Newhall, where the man got out of the car and ran in an unknown direction. Three Armed Robberies reported South of the UW-Milwaukee campusOn Monday evening, March 24, 2008 the Milwaukee Police Department and the UW-Milwaukee Police Department responded to three armed robberies between 8:00pm and 9:00 p.m. in the area South of campus. The first robbery occurred at 8:25 p.m. in the 2200 block of E. Kenwood Blvd. The victim was bringing groceries into his residence when he was approached by two suspects who pointed a rifle at him and demanded money. The third robbery occurred at 8:56 p.m. in the 3000 block of North Hackett. The victim was walking on Hackett when he was approached by the two suspects who pointed a rifle at him and demanded money. Just before the first incident occurred, UWM Police patrolling the UWM Police Chief Pam Hodermann said through these actions the officers As reports of the armed robberies were called in to police, many UWM and The Milwaukee Police Department has both suspects in custody. Strong Arm Robbery reported in the 2400 block of N. Cramer StreetOn Sunday, March 23, 2008 , at 12:01 a.m., a woman was the victim of a Strong Arm Robbery (purse snatching) in the 2400 block of North Cramer Street in the City of Milwaukee. The suspect pushed the victim to the ground and took her purse, which contained cash, credit cards and identification. The suspect fled on foot and entered a tan 1999 Lincoln Navigator that was parked on Oakland and Greenwich. The City of Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this purse snatching. Attempted Armed Robbery at Bradford and Murray
On Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 8:50 p.m., an attempted armed robbery occurred in the 2400 block of North Murray Avenue (Bradford and Murray) in the City of Milwaukee . The suspect (described below) approached the male victim, pointed a gun at him and demanded his wallet. The victim did not have a wallet and ran from the scene when the suspect demanded his cell phone. The suspect was last seen walking away from the scene. The suspect is described as follows: Black Male 35 to 40 years of age 6'00 in height with a heavy build (225 to 240 pounds) Medium complexion Last seen wearing a dark blue puffy jacket with a hood, dark pants and white tennis shoes. The suspect displayed a silver semi-automatic handgun. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this attempted armed robbery. While no one was injured in this incident, it is generally safer to cooperate and hand over any property to someone with a weapon or who implies they have a weapon. Your life is not worth a purse, wallet or cell phone. Strong Arm Robbery reported in the 3200 block of N. Maryland Ave.On Tuesday, March 11, 2008 , at 1:25 a.m., a man was robbed while walking northbound on Maryland Avenue after leaving the Architecture and Urban Planning building. The victim was approached from behind and punched in the head by one of the suspects, who was wearing boxing gloves. He turned around and the suspect continued to hit him on the head. The victim was able to hit the suspect and a second suspect, who was also wearing boxing gloves, began to punch the victim and the victim fell to the ground. While on the ground both suspects then continued to punch and kick him. The suspects obtained the victim's wallet and fled southbound on Maryland Avenue in a black in color mid 1990's Pontiac or Saturn. The vehicle may have been driven by a third suspect, whose description is unknown. The suspects are described as follow: #1) Black/Male 20 years of age 5'-6" in height 140-150 pounds Last seen wearing a black puffy jacket, black wave cap (doo rag), dark jeans and full size red boxing gloves #2) Black/Male 20 years of age 6'00 in height 200 pounds Last seen wearing an orange sweatshirt and full size red boxing gloves
The UW-Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this armed robbery and they would encourage anyone with information about it to call 229-4627 and ask to speak to a Police Officer or Detective. Armed Robbery at Belleview and Oakland
On Saturday, March 1, 2008 at 3:55 a.m., the Milwaukee Police Department responded to a call of an armed robbery in the area of Belleview and Oakland in the City of Milwaukee . Three suspects approached the female victim and one of the suspects pointed a gun at the victim and demanded her purse. The suspects obtained a purse, $5.00 in cash, a cellular telephone and credit cards. The suspects fled in a dark 4 door mid nineties auto. The suspect who pointed the handgun at the victim is described as follows: Black Male About 17 years of age 5'05 with a thin build Last seen wearing dark clothing The victim was unable to describe the other two suspects. The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this armed robbery. Armed Robbery/Car Jacking 1900 E. North Ave.
On February 27, 2008, at 7:45pm, the Milwaukee Police Department responded to a call of an armed robbery/car jacking in the area of 1901 E. North Ave. The suspect approached the victim who was entering his car near Beans and Barley. The suspect displayed a gun and forced the victim into his car. The suspect then forced the victim to drive west bound on E. North Ave. where he had him stop near the area of N. Richards St. and E. North Ave. and obtained $50.00 from the victim. The suspect then fled on foot in an unknown direction. The suspect is described as follows: Black Male About 50 years of age 5'9 180lbs Stock Build Gray Streaked Beard Walked with a distinct limp
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating this case. Alert Student Actions Results in Arrest
On February 26 th , 2008 at 11:15pm, a UWM Police Officer was flagged down by a citizen at E. North Ave. and N. Oakland Ave. The citizen reported that there was a male being chased by two other males just north of their location. The UWM Officer observed a male running towards his squad being chased by two juvenile males. Upon observing the marked police squad, the two juvenile suspects stopped chasing the male and began to run away from the squad. The UWM Officer observed the suspects throw down a silver air pistol and a radio face plate. UWM Police Officers apprehended the suspects near E. Thomas Ave. and N. Bartlett Ave. It was determined later that the juveniles had broken into a vehicle in the 1700 block of E. Bradford . An alert UWM student observed the break in, called Milwaukee Police, and followed the suspects hoping to direct the police to them. The suspects saw the student following them and began chasing him yelling, I'm going to kill you! That's when the UWM squad arrived at the scene. The case was turned over to the Milwaukee Police Department for investigation.
Reported by S.A.F.E. OfficerOn Saturday, February 16, 2008, UWM S.A.F.E Patrol Officers spotted a subject spray painting graffiti on the side of a building in the 2900 block of N. Oakland Ave. The subject observed the S.A.F.E. Officers and began running from the scene. The S.A.F.E. walkers were able to provide a description and direction of travel to the UWM Police Officers responding who subsequently arrested the subject. The case was turned over to the Milwaukee Police Department. Two Suspects Arrested in Armed Robbery CaseThanks to the quick actions of Milwaukee Fire Department Paramedics and passing civilians, two suspects are in custody for an attempt armed robbery that occurred in the 2100 block of N. Farwell Ave. next to the Kenilworth Square Apartments on February 11th, 2008, at 8:30pm. One suspect approached the female victim, grabbed her purse and struck her numerous times in the head with a pistol, causing her to fall to the ground. Passing Milwaukee Fire Department paramedics saw the attack and stopped to aid the victim and detain the suspect until Milwaukee Police arrived. A second suspect was also arrested. In addition to the MFD personnel, a UWM Kenilworth resident helped detain the suspect until Police arrived. This is a great example of the community making a difference by getting involved. The victim was transported to the hospital to be treated for her injuries. Neither the victim nor the suspects are current students at UWM. Both suspects are in custody, and the Milwaukee Police Department will be seeking charges against them. Milwaukee Journal Sentinal Article Reported by S.A.F.E. OfficerOn February 8, 2008, UWM S.A.F.E. Officers encountered an elderly man who had fallen on his porch in the 2900 block of N. Frederick Ave. SAFE Officers heard the faint cries from the man who was unable to get back to his feet. The UWM SAFE Officers reported the man declined any medical attention, but he requested assistance getting up and help back into his second floor home. After getting the man situated in the house, the UWM SAFE Officers cleared the man's porch to prevent any potential future falls. This is another great example of the hard work done by the UWM SAFE Patrol Officers.
Reported by S.A.F.E. OfficerOn Monday, January 28, 2008 at 3:00am, UWM S.A.F.E. Patrol Officers observed someone looking into vehicles and acting suspiciously in the alley west of the 2800 block of N. Oakland Ave. After entering a parked vehicle, the suspect saw the S.A.F.E officers, exited the vehicle, and began to run north bound on N. Oakland Ave. UWM S.A.F.E. Officers were able to provide the UWM Police with a description and direction of travel that led to the arrest of the suspect at Oakland and Newberry. The suspect was turned over to the Milwaukee Police Department.
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