Boyfriend breaks window during move-out dispute, Waukesha WI
Family OffensePolice responded after a woman and her boyfriend were supposed to move out near W Newhall Ave. The boyfriend broke a window during a dispute. Both may have been under the influence of drugs. The female was found sitting on the sidewalk; the male was not present when the landlord arrived.
Audio|Source: Waukesha County Law Enforcement
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(name withheld) is supposed to move out by 5 p.m. They just text the landlord and said that her boyfriend just broke the window.
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They may both be under the influence of drugs.
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10.39.
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216 from Walmart.
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24 compliance direction to me.
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220PD.
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9426, 1042.
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1042.
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So if I want to even calling Alley, 262, 362, 367, 2972,
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262, 262, 267, 2972. It's referencing a CPS report for a subject that lived in your area but goes to the school in Delafield.
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Delafield has already handled the first call. There were also requested at 10.21 for me regarding it.
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Town, sorry. I go 204, 1026.
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1040204. 204-0-2.
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104-202. 104-202.
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104 on 23. 104.521, I copy you know.
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I copy, you can clear it.
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Go forth.
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Ready, 201, 1023. 201, 1023.
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10.30-12.
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You can respond 1040. The landlord just arrived on scene, who is the caller. The female is sitting on the sidewalk. The male is not around.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Newhall Ave, Waukesha, WI 53186
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