Catalytic Converter Theft + Egging + Stuck On Balcony: Greenfield PD

Greenfield WI

18 April, 2022

12:54 PM

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GREENFIELD, WI — A man who shoplifted a business in the 7900 block of Layton Avenue on Tuesday morning told an employee that he had a gun during the encounter, although he never displayed any firearm, according to the latest logs from the Greenfield Police Department. The stolen property, two bottles of Bacardi rum, was recovered by employees after the retail theft. The suspect, a man who appeared to be in his 50s, ran out of the store and was seen leaving in a black SUV, according to logs. Here's a look back at police call logs from the Greenfield Police Department for April 11-17: Police tried to pull a car over on Thursday around 2:48 a.m. on the 4300 block of 76th Street but the car fled, according to logs. The car crashed on South Massachusetts Avenue, but it continued on and was last seen on Morgan Avenue near Interstate 94, logs say. The registered owner of the vehicle told police it was his son who had the car, which was later located near 3rd Street and Tripoli and towed. The accused driver later came to the police station where he was cited, logs say. A catalytic converter was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 6400 block of English Meadows Drive around 4 p.m. on April 11, logs say.A resident told police on April 11 his house was egged on the 5700 block of 41st Street, logs say.A person found someone trying to steal his catalytic converter on Tuesday when he was leaving a club on the 3500 block of 108th Street around 4 p.m., according to logs. The suspects fled in an SUV, logs say.A catalytic converter was reported stolen from a pickup truck that was parked in the Loomis Park N Ride, logs say. The theft occurred at some point between Friday morning and Saturday morning, according to logs. Someone on Saturday reported the license plates were stolen from his vehicle on the 8800 block of Waterford Square logs say. A two-car accident involving a school bus happened near 76th Street and Barnard Avenue around 3 p.m. on Saturday, logs say. A driver at first reported head pain, but the driver refused medical attention, logs say. A six-year-old got their head stuck in between the bars of a balcony on the 10000 block of Coldspring Road on Sunday around 5 p.m., logs say. The child's head was unstuck from the balcony bars after the Greenfield Fire Department was called in, logs say.