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Police Called on Man Who Fell Asleep Reading BibleAuthorities responded to the intersection of Hoover Ave. and S. Grand Ave. just after 7 p.m. Wednesday after a concerned citizen reported that a man was slumped over the steering wheel of a car for more than an hour. When police arrived, they found that the man was reading the Bible and fell asleep at the wheel while his vehicle was parked.Video Game Fight Proves to be Nuisance Waukesha police responded to a reported nuisance residents at an apartment unit on the 300 block of Wisconsin Ave. just before 2 p.m. Wednesday. According to reports, a caller reported two men fighting inside the apartment. When police arrived and investigated, they learned that one of the tenants was playing video games and started yelling profanities. When a neighbor pounded on the man's door about the noise, an argument ensued. Both parties were advised by police regarding the city's nuisance ordinance.image via shutterstock

Police Called on Man Who Fell Asleep Reading Bible

Authorities responded to the intersection of Hoover Ave. and S. Grand Ave. just after 7 p.m. Wednesday after a concerned citizen reported that a man was slumped over the steering wheel of a car for more than an hour. When police arrived, they found that the man was reading the Bible and fell asleep at the wheel while his vehicle was parked.Video Game Fight Proves to be Nuisance

Waukesha police responded to a reported nuisance residents at an apartment unit on the 300 block of Wisconsin Ave. just before 2 p.m. Wednesday. According to reports, a caller reported two men fighting inside the apartment. When police arrived and investigated, they learned that one of the tenants was playing video games and started yelling profanities. When a neighbor pounded on the man's door about the noise, an argument ensued. Both parties were advised by police regarding the city's nuisance ordinance.image via shutterstock

April 13 Police Reports 

Waukesha police were called to the parking lot of a funeral home where a man fell asleep reading the Bible; Police were called over a fight.