Narcan After Computer Theft + Driver Rolls Over Own Leg: Greenfield PD

GREENFIELD, WI — Best Buy at 4610 South 76th Street reported a theft on Wednesday in which a man ran out of the store with two computers and left in a car that had dealer plates, according to the latest Greenfield Police Department call logs.

When the store was on the phone with police dispatch, a second man who may have been associated with the first also ran out of the store with three computers, police logs said. The man dropped the merchandise and was last seen running south, logs said.

Police located one of the suspects and found he had consumed drugs earlier, logs said. Officers used Narcan on the man and he was brought to St. Lukes hospital and cited for retail theft and obstructing, logs said.

Here are other noteworthy logs from the department from May 30-Sunday:

• A man injured his leg on May 31 in the 4300 block of 60th Street around 10 a.m. when he forgot to put his vehicle into park before exiting, logs said. The vehicle rolled over the man's leg and caused injury, logs said.
• A resident in the 4300 block of 76th Street told police the catalytic converter was stolen from his vehicle and a Sawzall blade was found on the ground nearby on May 31, logs said.
• A resident in the 3000 block of Layton Avenue told police a catalytic converter was stolen on May 31, logs said.
• Police received several calls on Thursday about a vehicle driving erratically at Glenwood through the field and parking lot in the 3500 block of 51st Street, logs said. Officers found the vehicle, a "fresh steal" from an address nearby, and cited a juvenile, according to logs.
• A resident in the 4200 block of Ravinia Drive told police his Kia was stolen on Thursday, logs said.
• An employee of a business in the 5400 block of Loomis Road told police they saw a man underneath a Kia in a parking lot and the car's catalytic converter was found removed on Saturday, logs said.
• A Kia was reported stolen from the 5500 block of 43rd Street on Sunday and later recovered by the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office and towed to Greenfield, logs said.