06/17/2026
We only have a few things going on this week!😅Better late than never, right?😬
Friday, 06/12/2026
10:34 a.m. – Officers responded to the intersection of Woods Rd. and Settlement Ct. for the report of a two vehicle crash. No injuries were reported and it doesn’t appear either vehicle had to be towed. An 18 year old resident of the S8600 block of Sue Marie Lane was cited for causing the accident, as she tried passing a vehicle on the left, as it was making a left turn. Not easily accomplished, usually doesn’t end well. Crash report completed.
11:32 a.m. – A temporary resident of the facility in the W18600 block of Janesville Rd. called the police department to report having several items, including cash, stolen from him during his stay. An officer was summoned, investigation continuing.
2:25 p.m. – A 27 year old resident of the W19700 block of Woods Rd. was cited for operating left of center after he too attempted passing a vehicle on the left while it was making a left turn. The accident occurred where Racine Ave. narrows down from 1 lane to 2, south of College Ave. No injuries were reported. One vehicle had to be towed. Crash report completed.
3:34 p.m. – A 20 year old resident of the W18800 block of Gold Dr. was cited for having invalid registration decals displayed on his Personal Watercraft and no fire extinguisher on board. The stop occurred on Little Muskego Lake.
10:03 p.m. – A 21 year old resident of the S6400 block of Spring Lane was arrested for 1st Offense OWI after being pulled over at the intersection of Garden Terrace and Spring Lane. So close. The stop was initiated for several reasons, namely the arrestee’s inability to maintain his lane of travel and failing to use his turn signals. He was transported to the police department, booked, cited, and later released.
Saturday, 06/13/2026
2:04 a.m. – An officer responded to a medical facility in New Berlin after the father of a 17 year old Muskego juvenile called the police department to report his son was injured during a verbal altercation with his mother and her boyfriend at their residence in the S7000 block of Cornell Circle. During the course of the investigation, it was learned that the injury was sustained in an attempt for the altercation to become physical. However, due to being unable to make contact with mom’s boyfriend and him not reporting the incident, we have no victim at this time. Investigation continuing.
3:20 a.m. – A 50 year old resident of the S7600 block of Coventry Lane called the police department to report a home invasion. Masked only around their eyes, the suspect had utilized a skylight on the roof of the residence to gain entry. The homeowners were startled awake by the amount of noise caused by the intruder. Officers responded. Upon arrival, the suspect was located in the loft area of the home. When confronted, they put both paws in the air and were begrudgingly harnessed, then escorted off the premises and back into the woods. The dumpster panda, a.k.a. raccoon, was let off with a warning and to seek invitation before stopping in again in the future.
7:34 a.m. – After getting in a physical altercation with her sister the week prior, a 55 year old former resident of the S9700 block of Parker Drive was calling the police department again. I say former, because she called from Washington D.C., and it doesn’t sound like she’s coming back. Anywho, she wanted to speak with an officer reference the text messages she was receiving from an unknown number. Said text messages insinuated she would not be seeing the pearly gates and told her to “put some horns on”. That’s a new one for me. Due to receiving the phone calls out of state, she was instructed to report the incident to the local jurisdiction, so she did. While mildly disturbing, nothing in the text messages could be deemed threats. The phone number was discovered to belong to her sister’s ex-husband, but there was no longer a contact prohibition period in place, so there was no violation and the incident was reported for informational purposes only.
9:38 a.m. – A 30 year old resident of the W19300 block of Hillview Dr. was pulled over near the intersection of Richdorf Dr. and Hillview Dr. after she was clocked doing 14 mph over the speed limit on Hillendale Dr. Probably shouldn’t be drawing attention to yourself when your license is suspended, your vehicle registration is suspended and expired, your vehicle is uninsured, your windshield is cracked, your wiper blades aren’t working, nor is your passenger side tail lamp cover...and a partridge in a pear tree. She received 3 citations and written warnings for the rest of the violations. Park that jalopy and stop driving!
9:43 a.m. – A Muskego resident responded to the police department to report receiving death threats and harassing text messages/phone calls from an ex co-worker at his place of employment. Sounds like prior to getting the axe, the loose cannon was bashing his place of employment and not showing up on scheduled work days. Yet, you’re upset by the termination? An extra patrol was placed on the complainant’s home in case the 46 year old Kenoshan decided to take a trip north.
11:15 a.m. – Officers responded to a residence in the W19400 block of Prospect Dr. after a 78 year old residing there called 9-1-1 twice, the second time becoming irate with dispatchers and refusing to provide his identification. After speaking with his wife, it turns out he got a new phone he didn’t know how to use, which was the source of frustration and anger. I think we can all say we’ve been there with tech a time or two. There were no issues, so he was left alone.
3:01 p.m. – A 24 year old Milwaukeean was stopped on Little Muskego for creating a wake in a Slow No Wake Area. Further investigation revealed he had not obtained his Boater Safety certificate, and therefore should not have been operating the vehicle in the first place. Another case of the “let’s buy a boat off Marketplace and go boating this weekend without knowing anything about boats or safe operation on bodies of water!” He was cited accordingly and advised to pack her up. Lucky for him, Officer Jones and Sgt. Lynkiewicz will be hosting a Boater’s Safety class in the very near future!
Sunday, 06/14/2026
5:14 a.m. – A 78 year old Muskego resident responded to the police department to report being the victim of fraud to the tune of $5,500. Ouch. An officer was summoned to gather further details. Investigation continuing.
10:01 a.m. – Officers and TCFD/paramedics responded to the intersection of Tess Corners Dr. and Hale Park Dr. after multiple 9-1-1 calls were received reporting a two vehicle crash. One vehicle occupant was transported to an area medical facility for non-life threatening injuries. WE Energies, AT&T, and SBC were all contacted as electrical poles/boxes were struck in the incident. Both vehicles had to be towed. An 18 year old Elkhorn resident was cited for failing to yield while making a left turn. Crash report completed.
10:18 a.m. – A 40 year old resident of the S7500 block of Fairfield Dr. thought the pile of dredged up mud/mosses/lake grasses from Big Muskego at the Durham Boat Launch was a good place to dump his personal grass clippings. Little did he know he was being watched. An officer made contact with the subject and advised them of the illegal dumping and that next time it would be a citation instead of the warning and he’d be removing the grass clippings from the rest of the mess to take back home.
7:16 p.m. – A Muskego resident called 9-1-1 to report being involved in a road rage incident near the area of Janesville Rd. and Baylane Dr. The suspect vehicle was described as a white pickup with a cab over the bed. Its operator was described as a white, male with white hair and glasses wearing a white shirt with jeans. After brake checking our caller and attempting to run her off the road, he exited his own vehicle and approached her with some choice verbiage I won’t repeat. An officer was summoned. It sounds like we have a portion of the suspect vehicle’s license plate as well as witnesses. Investigation continuing.
7:59 p.m. – Milwaukee P.D. called our dispatch center requesting our officers assist theirs with checking a residence in the W12900 block for one of their residents who they wanted regarding some fi****ms violations. Officers responded and made contact with the 28 year old who was taken into custody and transported out of Muskego. Buh bye.
9:39 – A 51 year old resident of the W19000 block of Derby Ct. was advised that his neighbors would like him to keep it down the rest of the evening after one called and complained about the noise coming from a graduation party. He was kind enough to oblige.
Weekend Traffic Stats:🚗🛻🚛🚤
Stops: 47
Citations: 16
Warnings: 29
Other/No Action Taken: 8
How do National Eat Your Vegetables Day and National Apple Strudel Day both end up being on the same day? Of course, you can do both, but if we have to choose one over the other...🍎
Thanks for the patience and as always, you stay classy Muskego!😎
