Palm Print Leads to Robbery Charge in 6-Year-Old Case

A now-32-year-old suspect is accused of robbing Heavenly Tan and Spa back in 2007 after a palm print picked up at the crime scene finally leads police back to him.

Suspects in Another Carjacking May Be Linked to First

A carjacking just off North Avenue could be related to another just three blocks from that scene and a week before. Two suspects, a juvenile and a young adult, were in custody.

Descriptions Match in Two Brash Business Thefts

At Bowlero, man manages to steal keys but then tries to break in by force, and later at seafood restaurant, a strongly similar subject grabs some cash and bolts.

OWI: One Driver Loses a Wheel, Another Just Gets Lost

An impaired man tries to drive off on three wheels after hitting a light pole, and a woman hopes to get home but lacks any point of reference after nine hours of imbibing.

‘Deth-picable’ Text Creates a Flap

A woman receives a threat that is just kind of daffy. Welcome to OMG PD.

Narcotics Possession Charge Brought Against Milwaukee Man

A 31-year-old man has been charged with felony drug possession after police say they found numerous prescription pills on him following a domestic violence incident.

WISN: Carjack Victim Moving Out of Wauwatosa

Wife of victim says the couple used to feel safe in their East Tosa neighborhood, but "not anymore."

Three Stooges Run Into 2 Detectives

By chance, two unlikely officers happen upon three unwieldy and inept suspects, and chaos ensues, with the good guys coming out on top in the end.

Tosa Man Nearly Triple Legal Limit in 3rd OWI Arrest

An off-duty Milwaukee police officer spotted the 50-year-old driving erratically and contacted the Milwaukee County Sheriff Department.

East Tosa Resident Attacked, Carjacked in His Driveway

Man is punched and robbed of his keys moments after backing his wife's VW out of the garage, and two assailants flee with her car. It's briefly spotted the next morning but police lose sight of it.

Another Gun Among $8K in Property Stolen in Burglary

Once again, a gun is missing after a home burglary, and woman believes she may have been targeted rather than being a random victim.

Boy Burglarized His Townhouse Neighbors, Police Say

Cutting a path through building's attic, youth dropped in on his neighbors and stole money and other property, according to investigators.

WISN: First Pitch at Brewers Game Honors Jennifer Sebena

Member of the Wauwatosa Police Department were on hand at Miller Park Friday night as an officer honored the memory of Jennifer Sebena by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.

Wauwatosa Man Accused of Supplying Drugs in Overdose Death

Investigation of the death of a Fredonia man led deputies to seek warrants charging 30-year-old Tosa man as his supplier.

Tosa Police Will Be Out in Force All Holiday Weekend

Extra effort and resources will focus on both drunken driving and speeding as police seek to protect those out to enjoy the beginning of summer.

Police Reports: Burglary Suspect Was Expected

Homeowners, caretaker were on alert for the arrival of known drug addict who had already been arrested on suspicion of earlier thefts.

Police Round Up 4 Drunken Driving Suspects

Curious crashes and odd exchanges mark arrests of several first-offense OWI suspects.

Felony Drug Charge is Second in Six Months for Wauwatosa Man

The Wauwatosa resident was found passed out in his parents' bathroom after overdosing on heroin soon after being released from the House of Corrections.

Mock Crash, Movie at East High Drive Home Dangers of OWI

If set-up accident scene doesn't resonate with all students, followup film and testimonials do, as pre-Prom documentary of alcohol-related deaths hits home.

Driver 'Agitated' Over 3rd OWI Arrest So Close to Home

Blaring music and failure to pay tickets and maintain proper registration make a quick trip to the convenience store a beacon for police attention.

Youngster Flees Cops, Crashes and Runs – for No Real Reason

With owner's permission to drive (but no license), juvenile steps on it to try to elude police, ending up wrecking his friend's mother's car and landing in Detention Center.

Loaded .45, Ammo Stolen in Another Home Burglary

Woman finds electronics and other property stolen in break-in, then her live-in ex-husband discovers that his handgun is gone from under his mattress.

UPDATE: Wauwatosa Police Aid in Search for Bank Robbers

Guaranty Bank at 127th Street and Capitol Drive, Brookfield, was robbed Thursday afternoon. Three men went in, at least one armed, and two more were waiting in a backup getaway car.

Homeowners Help Police After Another Morning Burglary

Don't go barging into your own home if you know someone else has. Husband and wife stop short when they see things amiss, and police are able to gather some evidence.

At Least 10 Long Guns Stolen in Daytime Home Burglary

Once again, firearms collections left unsecured are stolen in a Wauwatosa burglary. This time, there is a witness who almost reaches police in time to stop the perpetrators.

National Police Week 2013: Candles Raised for the Fallen

People from around the country take part in a candle-light vigil at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena was among those honored Monday.

Wisconsin Well-Represented at National Law Enforcement Memorial

A large contingent of police officers from the Milwaukee area and throughout the state are in Washington, D.C. to honor their fallen brothers and sisters, including Wauwatosa's Jennifer Sebena and Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Deputy Sergio Aleman.

Watch Live Webcast of National Candlelight Vigil for Slain Police Officers

One of the key events of National Police Week in Washington, DC, is the vigil honoring those added to the national memorial wall this year. Wauwatosa officer Jennifer Sebena's name will be read tonight.

Wisconsin Memorial Ceremony for Slain Officers Honors Jennifer Sebena

Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber was the keynote speaker at Friday's ceremony in Madison, which paid tribute to Jennifer Sebena and four other officers.

Second Police Investigation of Priest Closed with No Action

A mother stepped forward in April with another allegation inappropriate contact with her child by Father Robert Marsicek, but girl's story was found unreliable as evidence and no further action is to be taken.

Police Open Second Investigation on St. Pius X Priest

A second police investigation has been launched against a Wauwatosa priest who was suspended from his duties at St. Pius X Church for allegations of inappropriately touching a student.

Alert Tosa Officer Collared Peshtigo Murder Suspect

It was routine and at the same time exceptional. Just knowing to investigate a car a bit out of place on an East Tosa street was enough to lead to arrest in homicide case.

Tosa Investigators' Work Nets 65-Year Sentence for Armed Robber

Detectives leave no stone – or scrap of paper – unturned after Swan Pharmacy is robbed for drugs, and federal indictment leads to long sentence.

Guilty Plea Halted in St. Camillus Bomb Scare Case

Judge interrupts plea hearing he had ordered and backs up to now order a competency hearing, even after insanity plea was rejected.

Tide Turns Against Felony Theft Suspect

Woman stopped with a hoard of stolen goods including a load of laundry detergent, no good explanation of how she got it, and an avalanche of evidence against her.

Car Thieves Pull a Fast One on Dealership Lot

Likely on the lookout for a used car just coming out of a thorough cleanup, pair in stolen Audi make off with an economy model, then abandon their luxury ride.

Jennifer Sebena Being Honored at Ceremony This Week

The slain Wauwatosa police officer will be one of five fallen officers to be honored Friday in Madison.

OWI Suspect Tries a Little Charm on Officer, to Little Avail

Making a name game of sobriety tests cuts no mustard with a patrol officer when it's 3:30 in the morning.

Daylight Burglary Reported by West Side Homeowner

Neighbor saw vehicle backed into driveway but assumed it was a regular cleaning service. Homeowners say, though, it was not their house-cleaning day.

Wisconsin Ambulance Safety Inspection Program Comes Under Scrutiny

While Wauwatosa Fire Department officials say they have no problems with how ambulances are inspected, others raise concerns that some ambulances in Wisconsin just shouldn't be on the road.