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WAUKESHA, WI — A fresh snowfall overnight aided authorities in arresting a young man accused of damaging a car, police are reporting. Waukesha police were called to the 200 block of Cambridge Ave. just after midnight on Tuesday, Jan. 23, on a report of a criminal damage to property complaint. Waukesha police told Patch.com that officers were sent to the area after a person called police, saying that someone smashed the taillight on their vehicle. According to police reports, officers were able to track footprints in the fresh snow ultimately locating a vehicle parked in a nearby parking lot. The footprints led down to the Kensington and MacArthur area. Police told Patch that one underage person was arrested in connection with the crime. Image Via Shutterstock.com

WAUKESHA, WI — A fresh snowfall overnight aided authorities in arresting a young man accused of damaging a car, police are reporting.

Waukesha police were called to the 200 block of Cambridge Ave. just after midnight on Tuesday, Jan. 23, on a report of a criminal damage to property complaint. Waukesha police told Patch.com that officers were sent to the area after a person called police, saying that someone smashed the taillight on their vehicle.

According to police reports, officers were able to track footprints in the fresh snow ultimately locating a vehicle parked in a nearby parking lot. The footprints led down to the Kensington and MacArthur area. Police told Patch that one underage person was arrested in connection with the crime.

Image Via Shutterstock.com

Police Track Footprints In Snow To Suspect: Police

Waukesha police were called to the 200 block of Cambridge Ave. just after midnight.