- Polioce reports were not available Wednesday.

GRAFTON

Vocally disturbing

- Dispatch received a call about a possible drunk driver leaving a bar in the 1200 block of Bridge Street last week who almost hit another vehicle while heading northbound on 12th Avenue.

Several witnesses reported seeing the woman yell profanities at patrons and poking a man in the face with the tip of a plastic dart before leaving the bar.

Using license plate information obtained by witnesses, an officer located the woman’s address. He then proceeded to visit her home, where the 48-year-old Grafton female greeted the officer by refusing to talk to him and slamming the door in his face.

A different officer established telephone contact with the woman the following day.

The woman failed to recollect her interactions with the officer from the previous night and the denied the several accusations of acting inappropriately at the bar. The woman was cited with inappropriate behavior and obstruction of an officer.

MEQUON

Raging bull

- Police stopped a 32-year-old Grafton man at 9:57 p.m. March 29 in the 8200 block of Freistadt Road for traveling 58 mph in a 35 mph zone. When the officer ran the man’s license, he found the man was wanted by the Cedarburg Police Department.

When Mequon police tried taking the man into custody, he resisted and tried to fight them off, but was quickly cuffed by officers.

He was cited with obstructing/resisting an officer and speeding.

He was also placed on a probation/parole hold through the state of Wisconsin.

Taken for a ride

- While on patrol, police found an unattended car smashed into a telephone pole at 11:33 p.m. March 31 on Seminary Drive near Buntrock Avenue.

When police contacted the car’s owner, a 33-year-old Thiens-ville woman, she told them it had been left at her place of employment, School Transport on Industrial Drive, for another employee to use.

Police called the woman’s friend, but the friend said she didn’t use the car.

The incident remains under investigation.

THIENSVILLE

Bad boy

- Police caught a 15-year-old Mequon boy taking a pack of cigarettes at 7:50 p.m., March 25 from a store in the 300 block of Main Street.

When police searched the boy, they found a plastic bag containing marijuana.

Officers referred the matter to juvenile authorities.

Suspicious aroma

- Tenants from an apartment building in the 100 block of Linden Lane called police to report a strong smell of marijuana coming from an apartment in their building. The tenants said they were concerned because a large group of children were playing in the area.

When police arrived at the apartment building, they talked with a 17-year-old Thiensville juvenile and a 32-year-old Thiens-ville man.

Thiensville police obtained a search warrant for the apartment and with help from the Ozaukee County Drug Task Force and the Mequon Police Department’s K-9 unit, officers found small plastic bags of marijuana, smoking paraphernalia, a scale and drug-packaging materials.

The 17-year-old Thiensville man was taken into custody and transferred to the Ozaukee County Jail.

The 32-year-old Thiensville man was taken into custody for a warrant through the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department.

As seen on TV

- Police arrested a 35-year-old Brown Deer man at 7:45 p.m. March 28 at the Walgreens store located in the 200 block of Main Street.

The man was under camera surveillance and was seen taking $499 worth of items.

He was transported to the Ozaukee County Jail and charges were requested through the Ozaukee County District Attorney’s office.

Stinging revelation

- Police believe a Jeep Cherokee left in the city parking lot on Hanover Avenue was abandoned.

According to a police report dated March 12, they based the assumption on deflated tires, ice surrounding the vehicle and the hornets nest found on the floor of the driver’s side.

Police tried several times without luck to contact the owner, so they left a note warning the owner to remove it within 72 hours.

Ding-dong-ditch

- Three teenage males were cited for underage drinking and disorderly conduct Saturday after police stopped to question them about ringing a doorbell and fleeing.

According to the police report, the owners of a home on Walnut Street reported the "ding-dong-ditch" around 2:30 a.m. It has been a persistent problem at the home, according to police.

As police responded to the home, they saw three juveniles near the woods on Evergreen Boulevard and Lincoln Boulevard. While questioning the 15- and 16-year-old boys, police noticed the smell of alcohol on their breath.

The boys, two from Cedarburg and one from Jackson, all registered a .03 blood alcohol content.

They later admitted to participating in the doorbell-ringing incident.

Protection detection

- A 19-year-old Cedarburg man was arrested for retail theft Sunday afternoon after a CVS Pharmacy employee suspected he had stolen condoms.

The employee confronted the man, then called police.

When police arrived, the man admitted taking the condoms out of the box and hiding them in his sweatshirt.

He said he realized once he was in the store that he didn’t have any money.

GRAFTON

Parking lot collision

- An officer was dispatched to Grafton Elementary School last Thursday about a car that was hit by an unknown party in the parking lot.

The owner of the car said his daughter parked the vehicle in its current location that morning and was about to leave school for the day when she noticed moderate damage sustained to the front quarter panel on the vehicle’s passenger side.

Further investigation is slated to take place pending identification of the culprit or suspect car.

Asked for backup

- A man stopped by the police station Friday morning requesting an officer to talk to his 16-year-old son who refused to go to school.

The teen was given a verbal warning and subsequently agreed to head to class.

It was elemental

- A woman living in the 1600 block of Washington Street called police Thursday to report an unknown party had thrown liquid chemicals in her dog kennel, a conclusion she made after finding an empty Pine-Sol container that hadn’t been there earlier in the day.

The reporting officer concluded upon investigating the scene the the bottle most likely found its way to the kennel via exposure to the weather.

Humane rescue

- Police arrived at a residence in the 1600 block of Willow Street Friday after a stray cat was found stuck in the foundation of the garage on the property.

The Humane Society was called to the scene and subsequently rescued the cat.

Oops, wrong number

- A man called the police emergency line Saturday night to report a dog was on the loose in his neighborhood.

The man was advised to call the non-emergency line for assistance.

MEQUON

Not nailed down

- Police are investigating a theft of 100 wood pallets valued at $500 from Legendary Whitetails, 1115 Liebau Road.

The theft was reported to police at 11:08 p.m. March 5.

Heavy-handed take out

- Police are searching for a suspect who took a cement block and smashed a back door to gain entry to Ferrante’s, 10404 N. Port Washington Road and then took $300 from the restaurant.

The theft was reported at 7 a.m. March 3.

Grabbed and gone

- Police took a report from a resident in the 4300 block of River Willows Court who said a $240 radar detector, a $100 Bluetooth earpiece and $240 in currency was taken from an unlocked car sometime between March 14 and March 15.

Weeded out

- Police stopped a 24-year-old Milwaukee man in a car for lack of a valid registration at 9:07 p.m. March 4 at the intersection of Cedarburg Road and Lucerne Court.

When police spoke with the man, they could smell the distinct odor of marijuana.

Officers found the man was operating after suspension and had the car towed. A search of the car revealed a folded $1 bill with marijuana in it and a pipe used to smoke the drug.

The man was cited for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Disorderly conduct

- Police cited a 20-year-old Saukville man at 2:47 p.m. March 6 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College Mequon Campus, 5555 W. Highland Road after he made threatening comments to students. He also made comments against the current president of the United States.

Tuned out

- Police are investigating a theft of a $250 stereo taken out of a car while it was parked in the Milwaukee Area Technical College Mequon Campus, 5555 W. Highland Ave.

Police said a passenger window was smashed.

The theft was reported at 1:33 p.m. March 6.

Wagon’s trail missing

- A resident in the 11400 block of Meadowbrook Drive called police at 5:19 p.m. March 10 to report a $100 Red Radio Flyer wagon was removed from her driveway.

GPS no longer located

- A 28-year-old Mequon woman called police early March 15 to report that someone had entered her unlocked truck in her driveway sometime between 4:45 p.m. March 14 and 6:30 a.m. March 15 and took a $180 GPS unit.

Jewelry missing

- A couple in the 10800 block of Granville Road called police at 6:40 p.m. March 15 to report that someone entered their home through an unlocked door sometime between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and took more than $9,000 in jewelry.

Tree strikes car

- Police were called at 10:27 p.m. March 14 to a crash at Donges Bay and Lake Shore roads where a car hit a tree.

When police spoke with the driver, a 35-year-old Mequon woman, they could smell alcohol.

She failed the field sobriety tests and was cited with an OWI, prohibited alcohol concentration, unreasonable and imprudent speed and failure to stop at a posted stop sign.

The woman recorded a .12 percent blood alcohol concentration.

Inattentive gawking

- Police stopped a 37-year-old Mequon man at 1:08 a.m. March 16 in the 3400 block of Chestnut Road after the man’s vehicle hit a curb, then a snowbank and blew out two tires. The man then tried to drive home.

The man told police he was watching them pulling over another car on the other side of the roadway when he hit the curb.

The man failed the field sobriety tests and recorded a .19 percent blood alcohol concentration.

He was cited with OWI, prohibited alcohol concentration and inattentive driving.

Inattentive speeding

- Police stopped a 37-year-old Mequon woman at 2:12 a.m. March 15 in the 11700 block of Wauwatosa Road for traveling 81 mph in a 45 mph zone.

Officers smelled alcohol on the woman, who failed the field sobriety tests. She posted a .12 percent blood alcohol concentration.

Police cited her with OWI and prohibited alcohol concentration.

THIENSVILLE

Prime target

- Police took a report of a burglary at 5:50 a.m. March 4 from an employee at Prime Minister, 517 N. Main St.

Police said the burglary took place in the early morning hours and an undetermined amount of cash was taken from the register.

- The News Graphic was not able to obtain incident reports this week.

GRAFTON

Let’s pretent it didn’t happen

- Officers were dispatched to the corner of Washington Street and Cheyenne Avenue last Thursday after a vehicle knocked over a traffic light that then obstructed the westbound, left-hand turn lane.

A witness of the crash saw the suspect get out of his large-sized vehicle after striking the pole and take a quick look around before driving away.

One of the officers decided to search nearby company parking lots on the village’s east side due to the extent of the damage to the light pole, assuming the vehicle would be too damaged to drive far.

The hunch paid off, as the suspect, a 19-year-old Hubertus man, and his badly damaged truck were discovered directly north of the crash site in the Leeson Company parking lot.

The teen spent nearly two hours in the parking lot, the same amount of time it took police to clean up the crash site, and was waiting for a tow truck to pick up his vehicle.

The man told the officer he hit the pole after dozing off behind the wheel while driving to his third-shift retail job in Grafton.

He also admitted to calling his mother and manager via cell phone about the accident, but didn’t notify police because he assumed they already knew his whereabouts.

The teen received a number of citations, including charges for a hit and run and operating with a suspended license.

Hardly a difficult theft

- An unknown suspect stole more than $4,500 in construction tools last week at an unfinished home in the 1900 block of Valley Court.

The culprit is believed to have entered the house during the evening hours with the garage door opener, which was left in an unlocked box attached to a trailer.

A number of high quality tools were removed from the site, including two gas-powered nail guns, a hammer drill and circular saw.

No physical evidence was found at the scene except for a set of adult footprints leading to and from the site.

MEQUON

- The News Graphic was not able to obtain incident reports this week.

THIENSVILLE

- The News Graphic was not able to obtain incident reports this week.

- No reportable incidents.

GRAFTON

A castle no longer

- A resident living in the 900 block of Fifth Avenue called police Thursday evening to report a home robbery.

The victim arrived from work to find all the drawers throughout the house ransacked.

The culprit is believed to have gained entry through the side door of the garage. Money was reported as the only thing missing from the home.

Clipped and warned

- An officer arrived in the 1000 block of 12th Avenue last Thursday to meet with a 48-year-old West Bend man about a hit-and-run.

The man had parked his truck and construction trailer facing south on the west shoulder of 12th Avenue around 10 a.m. About two hours later, he found someone had clipped the driver’s side rear portion of the trailer.

Upon inspection, the officer noticed red and white paint transfer on the trailer’s fender and a piece of fallen metal stripping. Several pieces of glass and other components of a passengers side mirror belonging to the suspect’s car was found at the scene and collected as evidence.

An attempt by a local auto body shop to identify the make and model of the suspect’s car was unsuccessful.

The officer pointed the blame of the accident on the parked truck. The truck was situated four feet from the center line of the street, which failed to provide adequate space for cars to pass without entering oncoming traffic.

The West Bend man was given a verbal warning for obstructing traffic and was ordered to move the truck to prevent further accidents.

MEQUON

Distant withdrawal

- A 59-year-old Mequon man called police at 4:25 p.m. Feb. 12 and said someone used his credit card and charged $50,000 out of the Philippines.

Twice cited

- Police stopped a 22-year-old Mequon man at 5:27 p.m. Feb. 16 in the 11700 block of Port Washington Road after the officer recognized him from the day before when he cited the driver for operating after suspension.

Since the man couldn’t drive, his car had to be searched and then towed.

Police found a small plastic bag with 1.2 grams of marijuana and a pipe used to smoke the drug.

He was cited with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Stop, look and find

- Police stopped a car at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at the intersection of Green Bay and Chapel Hill roads for a registration violation.

When officers spoke with the passenger, a 39-year-old Milwaukee man, they found him in possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

The driver was cited accordingly for his registration violation.

Pills missing

- A 17-year-old Mequon boy called police at 9:11 a.m. Feb. 12 to report that 30 5-milligram oxycodone pills were taken from his backpack, which was left outside his gym locker at Homestead High School.

Police are investigating the incident.

Grab and go

- Police are investigating a burglary that occurred sometime between 7:15 a.m. and 12:21 p.m. Feb 12 in the 10100 block of Cedarburg Road.

Police said the suspect/s forced entry to a front door and took a $950 37-inch LCD television, $400 computer system, $250 in computer games, $350 CD player and a $300 digital camera.

Target practice

- Police received a complaint at 10:18 p.m. Feb. 16 from a 42-year-old Mequon woman and a 35-year-old Milwaukee man in the 11100 block of Kensington Drive for a garage and a car that were hit by a number of paint balls.

Police do not have any suspects.

Sniffed him out

- Police stopped a 23-year-old Wauwatosa man for not having a front license plate at 2:07 a.m. Feb. 16 in the 5600 block of Donges Bay Road.

When police spoke with the man they could smell alcohol coming from him. He failed the field sobriety tests and recorded a .14 percent blood alcohol concentration.

He was cited with his third OWI, prohibited alcohol concentration and operating after suspension.

Brushed aside

- Police found a car in the ditch partially blocking traffic at 2:35 a.m. Feb. 12 in the 12900 block of Wauwatosa Road. A 21-year-old Mequon man was trying to dig his car out with a snow brush.

He failed the field sobriety tests and recorded a .15 percent blood alcohol concentration.

He was cited with OWI and prohibited alcohol concentration.

Can’t ditch a problem

- Police found a 55-year-old West Bend man with his car stuck in the ditch at 1:28 a.m. Feb. 13 in the 10900 block of Wausaukee Road.

The man failed the field sobriety tests and was cited with what will be his fourth OWI. He was also cited with prohibited alcohol concentration and deviation from designated lane.

The man refused to provide a breath sample, but was taken to Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital in Mequon for a blood draw.

Results are pending.

Snowed under

- Police found a 20-year-old Mequon woman stuck in a snow bank at 2:46 a.m. Feb. 17 in the 5600 block of Mequon Road.

The woman was cited with OWI, prohibited alcohol concentration, underage drinking and driving too fast for conditions.

She also recorded a .12 percent blood alcohol concentration.

THIENSVILLE

Stagger stepped

- Police found a 48-year-old Thiensville woman walking in an erratic manner at 11:14 p.m. Feb. 16 at Green Bay Road and Elm Street.

After a portable breath test, officers discovered the woman had a .08 percent blood alcohol concentration.

She was given a ride to her residence.

Twice carded

- Police took a report at 5:36 p.m. Feb. 12 from a 25-year-old Mequon woman who reported two unauthorized transactions on her debit card from a business in the 300 block of Main Street.

The woman said she left her debit card behind when she was purchasing gas Feb. 11.

Connoisseur on the cheap

- A Mequon woman was cited for retail theft after she was spotted on video surveillance cameras picking up two bottles of expensive wine at Olsen’s Piggly Wiggly in Mequon, leaving the store without paying for them.

A manager at the store called police Feb. 2 to say he noticed the two bottles of Rombaurer Char-donnay were missing from the store shelves. He was suspicious because the $29 bottles of wine were not big sellers, according to the police report.

He checked cash register tape from the previous day and did not see a purchase for the wine. That is when he looked at the surveillance tapes and saw the woman pick up the bottles of wine, but not pay for them at the check-out counter. He also noticed that the woman’s purse seemed full and that she retrieved her wallet from her coat pocket, not her purse, the police report said.

He identified the woman using her Piggly Wiggly card.

When police interviewed the 37-year-old woman several days later, she said she didn’t remember taking the wine. When police continued to question her, she admitted taking them, but said she was going through a divorce and "wasn’t herself."

Hazards of winter

- A 44-year-old woman injured her ankle after slipping on ice on Washington Avenue near Pioneer Road. The Cedarburg woman and her friend were walking on the west side of Washington Avenue when she slipped, according to the police report.

She was taken to Columbia St. Mary’s Hospital for treatment. Police reported finding a 5-foot stretch of ice on the sidewalk in that area.

GRAFTON

Truth shall lock you up

- A 24-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested last week for providing false identification to an officer during a previous traffic stop.

The man was pulled over on Feb. 2 in the 1200 block of 12th Avenue for failing to halt at a stop sign. He was given a verbal warning for the traffic violation as well as a citation for driving without a valid driver’s license.

A few days later, the officer handling the incident was notified by the county clerk that the name and driver’s license on the man’s identification card did not match. The driver’s license number was discovered to be registered under the real name of the suspect, who had two felony warrants in Waukesha County for escaping police custody, and for battery and disorderly conduct.

The officer visited the man’s place of employment later that day, where the man eventually admitted to using a false name.

The personal information on the identification card belonged to a friend of the man. He ob-tained the card at a Department of Motor Vehicles station in Milwaukee.

The man was arrested and transported to the Ozaukee County Jail after being charged with obstructing an officer and operating a vehicle while revoked.

MEQUON

Weed in a ditch

- Police were called to a car in a ditch at 12:30 a.m. Feb. 6 in the 10100 N. River Road where they found a man walking away from the vehicle.

He was later identified as a 23-year-old Mequon man.

When police spoke with the man he admitted he had driven the car and also consented to a search of the vehicle. Officers found a pipe used to smoke marijuana.

The man was cited with possession of drug paraphernalia.

More weed

- A 23-year-old Cedarburg man was stopped by police for driving a vehicle with a defective right taillight at 10:42 a.m. Feb. 8 at the intersection of Pioneer and Green Bay roads.

Since the man’s license was revoked, police searched his car and found 7 grams of marijuana.

The man was cited with felony possession of marijuana (third offense), operating after revocation (second offense) and possession of drug paraphernalia.

The man also had a probation hold on him. He was taken into custody and transported to the Ozaukee County Jail.

Working mom’s burden

- Police cited a 23-year-old West Allis man for harassing his 49-year-old mother, a Mequon resident, while she was at her place of work.

The incident occurred at 8:27 p.m. Feb. 8 in the 5100 block of Donges Bay Road.

The man was cited with disorderly conduct and was also picked up on a West Allis warrant.

Absolutely buzzed

- Police pulled over an 18-year-old Hubertus man for erratic driving at 12:15 a.m. Feb. 9 at the intersection of Port Washington and Mequon roads.

He posted a .03 percent blood alcohol concentration, and was cited for lane deviation, underage alcohol consumption and violating the absolute sobriety law.

She was carded

- An employee at Elliot’s Party Land, 11065 N. Port Washington Road called police at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 9 to report her wallet containing her credit cards was missing from her purse.

Police said between $2,000 and $3,000 were charged to some of the credit cards.

Police are still investigating the incident.

Mistaken evidence

- A 20-year-old Kohler woman called police at noon Feb. 8 when she went to her car parked at the Milwaukee Area Technical College Mequon Campus, 5555 Highland Road, and found that a window was smashed on her car.

Police said the woman had her iPod power cord plugged into the car’s lighter, which may have led would-be thieves to think the iPod was in the car.

Nothing was taken from the car.

Lane changes need work

- Police stopped a 25-year-old Kenosha man for erratic driving at 10:50 p.m. Feb. 4 in the 9600 block of Mequon Road.

The man refused to participate in the field sobriety tests and also refused to provide a breath sample. He was taken to Columbia St. Mary's Hospital in Mequon for a blood draw.

He was cited with OWI and lane deviation.

Evidently he was drinking

- Officers pulled over a 21-year-old Brown Deer man at 1:41 a.m. Feb. 6 in the 9900 block of Baehr Road for erratic driving.

The man recorded a .17 percent blood alcohol concentration.

He failed the field sobriety tests and was cited for OWI, prohibited alcohol concentration and operating left of center.

He was also given a warning for having a suspended vehicle registration.

THIENSVILLE

Can of worms instead

- Police are referring a 48-year-old Mequon man to the Ozaukee County District Attorney’s office for making threatening phone calls to his ex-wife and a male friend of his ex-wife.

Police said the man called the friend on Feb. 2 and threatened to cause him harm, allegedly saying he was going to "open a can of whoop ass" on him.

The man was upset his ex-wife was dating her male friend.

Police said the man also made threatening calls to his ex-wife.

Hide and find

- Officers stopped a car driven by a 16-year-old Fox Point girl at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 9 in the 200 block of Main Street.

Police said when the car came to a stop the officer observed the passengers in the back seat lean forward and appeared to be trying to hide something.

The officer had the occupants exit the car and a consent search of the vehicle was given.

A small amount of marijuana was located in the back of the front seat armrest.

An opened bottle of black cherry vodka was located in the driver’s purse and she admitted drinking some of the vodka.

The girl was cited for underage consumption of alcohol, transporting an in-toxicant by a minor and speeding.

Water wars

- A 30-year-old Cedarburg woman called police on the afternoon of Jan. 9 to say her elderly neighbor pushed her during an argument about a leaky washing machine.

The disagreement began after the younger woman came home to her apartment on Washington Avenue and noticed that a water line broke on her washer, leaking water to the apartment below hers.

The woman went downstairs to talk to her neighbor about the damage, but the neighbor, 79, became angry about the damage to her apartment.

The younger woman told police that the neighbor shouted obscenities at her and pushed her out the apartment door.

A woman who was in the apartment with the elderly woman said there was no physical contact between the two women.

No citations were issued in the incident.

Verbal accounts differ

- Police issued a verbal warning to a Cedarburg man for allegedly shouting obscenities at a homeowner while jogging by her house.

Police were called to the area of Bywater Lane around 9 a.m. Jan. 12 by a woman who said the jogger yelled profanities at her.

The woman, 39, told police she was following the jogger until officers arrived.

The man told police that he was upset because the woman’s dog was unleashed in her front yard, and had growled at him as he ran by.

He said he only told the woman to "keep your darn dog on a leash," according to the police report.

GRAFTON

Yup, left unlocked

- A man visited the police station last week to report the theft of a $300 satellite radio system from his vehicle the prior night.

The 39-year-old Grafton man discovered the theft as he was about to leave for work.

The truck was unlocked and parked in the driveway of the man’s residence in the 300 block of Highland Drive at the time.

Windows smashed

- An officer noticed a vehicle in the 1600 block of Seventh Avenue with its front driver’s side window smashed out while the officer was logging cars violating the winter parking ordinance on Jan. 15.

The party behind the incident also made a failed attempt to remove the car’s radio system.

The officer had noticed the car in the same location 30 minutes earlier with no apparent damage.

The car belongs to a 34-year-old Milwaukee woman, who was working at EST Co. at the time.

A few minutes later, another officer discovered a second car with a smashed front driver’s side window parked at an apartment complex in the 1600 block of Sixth Avenue. No noticeable signs of theft from the vehicle were observed.

The window is believed to have been broken by a BB or pellet.

The snow below the driver’s side window was undisturbed, but the officer did notice fresh Nike shoe prints a few feet away from the vehicle with a pattern consistent of someone walking to and from a residence.

There are no suspects in the case at this time.

MEQUON

- There were no reportable incidents.

THIENSVILLE

Anger management problems

- Police arrested an 18-year-old Thiensville man at 3:15 p.m. Jan. 18 for criminal damage to property, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of LSD.

Police said the 18-year-old had several arguments with his family recently and, subsequently, was told to leave his parents’ home in the 300 block of Crescent Lane

Homestead High School contacted the police department and said the 18-year-old was at his parents’ residence trying to gain entry. He had kicked in the back door to get some of his personal belongings.

Police said the man’s mother came home along with a Mequon Police officer, who was investigating a theft at the high school. The mother found an iPod in the young man’s dresser, which was the iPod reported taken from school.

Along with the iPod, there were six "hits" of LSD and pipes used to smoke drugs in the dresser drawer.

The man was arrested and taken to Ozaukee County Jail.

His friend ‘Mary Jane’

- Police arrested a 17-year-old Mequon boy at 2:42 a.m. Jan. 17 in the 100 block of Grand Avenue where the boy was sitting inside his car while it was running in excess of 30 minutes, a violation of the local night parking ordinance.

As the officer approached the car, he reported seeing the boy’s eyes as being glassy. When the boy talked with the officer, the smell of marijuana was detected.

Police found a plastic bag of it in the boy’s jacket and another plastic bag on the front seat. He was arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of tobacco products as a minor. He was on a probation hold for the same violations.

The county’s Department of Corrections placed a probation hold on him and the boy was taken to Ozaukee County Jail.

Warranted arrest

- An off-duty police officer witnessed a 19-year-old Thiens-ville man at 11:48 a.m. Jan. 18 in the 200 block of Main Street in the drive-up window of a local bank.

The officer knew the man had a valid warrant and his driver’s license was suspended.

The man was taken into custody, but he posted bond for the warrant, which was from the Port Washington Police Department.

He was issued a citation for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.