Crime & Safety
Port Police Report: Scuffles at School
A roundup of the latest activity from the police blotter also includes singing in the streets and belligerent name calling – directed at a police officer.
Two students were cited last week for disorderly conduct at school.
A 13-year-old student punched another student twice in the head around noon on Tuesday. He said other students had been playing tag, and it should have been clear that he did not want to play. When another student tagged him, he punched him, twice. Police cited the student for disorderly conduct.
At 7:20 a.m. Friday at , police were called after a 17-year-old student hit a 15-year-old student. The 15-year-old was sitting on the stairs with some friends when the 17-year old told her to get out of the way, swearing at her. The 15-year-old moved a bag as she passed, which tripped the 17-year-old, prompting the slap. The 17-year-old was cited for disorderly conduct.
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More from the reports:
- Town crier: Sometimes one man’s rant is another man’s song. Police responded to a call at 6:12 p.m. Thursday about a man behaving oddly at Country Inn & Suites, at 350 E. Seven Hills Rd. The 52-year-old Oostburg man had tried to make a call on the hotel phone, but said he could not do it. He was carrying a 12-pack of Coors Light when police arrived and saw him walking in the streets. When police asked to speak to him, he reportedly talked about suing the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department. When asked if he was yelling and walking in traffic, he said he was singing.
- A long ride home: Police were called to at 12:25 a.m. Monday to deal with a drunken man getting out of hand. When police arrived, the 46-year-old Port Washington man was leaning against flower pots and attempted to identify himself with a pack of cigarettes. It took several tries before he presented his driver’s license. He asked for a ride home, and was transported home by a police officer. During the ride he called the officer vulgar names repeatedly, even after he was told he would be cited for disorderly conduct. When the officer walked the man to his door and gave him the citation, the man said he was just kidding. The officer informed him he was not kidding about the citation.