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Live Life. Live Well.
Police Department
By: Anne Murphy, Sgt.
Updates
I HOPE EVERYONE has been able to enjoy the
summer thus far. We have made it through the
majority of the local events, Walk for Courage,
Madison Marathon, Village Garage Sale, and
Rhythm & Booms have all come and gone. I
want to thank you all for your patience.
4th of July is here and the Fireworks concerns
must be addressed. By Wisconsin State
Statute it is illegal to discharge anything that
explodes and/or leaves the ground. It is not
illegal to purchase or possess fireworks, but it
is illegal to discharge. Even sparklers, that are
legal, can reach a temperature of 2000 degrees
F. We are very fortunate to be close enough
to Warner Park to view the fireworks that are
professionally displayed, as well as our own
Village Fireworks displays. Officers will cite
for fireworks violations.
With the balmy summer nights come
some other issues as well. Some law enforcement
instructors like to teach their students
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“night time is crime time”. While this does
not always hold true, it certainly seems to
for what we have termed “car shopping”. I
am learning that residents are not always reporting
entry into their vehicles to the police
department. Even if nothing was taken, it is
important for the police department to have
knowledge of these activities. We track crime
trends of facts and try to schedule officers to
maximize deterrence.
So many times we are presented by the
media with the “burglar” all dressed in black
prowling in the night. The more common
trend is actually daytime burglaries. People
go to doors with a pretense and if no one
comes to the door, may try to make entry
right then and there. So if you see suspicious
activities call 9-1-1 or the non-emergency
number 255-2345 and an officer will be radio
dispatched to respond. **By calling the
Village Center you create a substantial delay
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Anne Murphy, Sgt.
Maple Bluff Police Dept.
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244-1430 ext 112
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