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 By  Staff Reports Published 
2:39 pm Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Incident Reports

The following is the Madison Police Department Incident Report from Jan.19-25:

Jan. 19

  • Firearms license required in the area of I565 and Wall Triana Highway.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from 100 block of Mildred Way.
  • Identity theft from the 8000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Theft, third degree, from the 100 block of Shalerock Drive.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 8000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 8000 block of Highway 72 West.

Jan. 20

  • Obstructing justice (false identity) from the area of East I565 and Wall Triana Highway.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 100 block of Colonial Lake Drive.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 8000 block of Madison Boulevard.
  • Possible overdose form the 400 block of Eastview Drive.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family) from the 100 block of Benoir Trail.
  • Possession of forged instrument, fourth degree, from the 7000 block of Highway 72 West.

Jan. 21

  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family) and criminal mischief, third degree, form the 100 block of Stone Meadow Lane.
  • Duty upon striking a fixed object from the 200 block of Gillespie Road.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 8000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 200 block of Water Hill Road.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 7000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Animals (vicious dog) from the 100 block of Scenic Drive.

Jan. 22

  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 600 block of Hughes Road.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 100 block of Crestview Circle.
  • Harassment from the 600 block of Larry Drive.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (simple assault, family), from the 7000 block of Old Madison Pike.
  • Theft, first degree, from the 7000 block of Highway 72 East.
  • Theft, first degree, from the 100 block of Madison Point Plaza.
  • Criminal mischief, third degree, from the 200 block of Flagstone Drive.

Jan. 23

  • Burglary, second degree, from the 100 block of Shelton Road.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 7000 block of Old Madison Pike.
  • Burglary, third degree, from the 100 block Shelton Road.
  • Possession of forged instrument, third degree, from the 8000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 100 block Inwood Trail.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 100 block of Jodi Drive.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassing communications), from the 100 block of Vinewood Lane.
  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 100 block of Shelton Road.

Jan. 24

  • Domestic violence, third degree (harassment, family), from the 7000 block of Highway 72 West.
  • Theft, fourth degree, from the 7000 block of Old Madison Pike.
  • Domestic violence, third degree and criminal mischief, third degree, from the 100 block of Amsterdam Place.
  • Receiving stolen property, fourth degree, from the area of Spencer Green and Wall Triana Highway.

Jan. 25

  • Theft, third degree, from the 8000 block of Madison Boulevard.
  • Endangering welfare (child) from the 8000 block of Madison Boulevard.
  • Harassment from the 200 block of Portal Lane.
  • Harassment from the 600 block of Hughes Road.
  • Unlawful breaking and entering a vehicle from the 500 block of Hughes Road.
  • Unlawful breaking and entering a vehicle and theft, third degree, from the 700 block of Hughes Road.
  • Unlawful breaking and entering a vehicle and theft, third degree, from the 500 block of Hughes Road.
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