Drug Arrests And Prescription Fraud: New Berlin Crime Logs

NEW BERLIN, WI — The New Berlin Police Department responded to 17 calls from July 18 to 24. These are some of the incidents reported over the week.

• New Berlin police made five drug possession arrests in six days. A Muskego woman was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct, assault and battery, possessing marijuana and possessing drug paraphernalia following a fight in the 4800 block of South Moorland Road, police said.
• New Berlin police arrested a man from Chicago on suspicion of trying to use a fraudulent prescription at a Walgreens in the 3800 block of South Moorland Road, police said.
• A New Berlin resident reported they were bitten by a "black or brown terrier" at the intersection of West Weatherstone Boulevard and West Cold Spring Road, police said.
• A citizen reported being followed by a man while walking a dog in the 15000 block of West Beloit Road. The man turned and ran toward a car, police said.
• A New Berlin resident reported "ongoing issues" of youths blocking the road with their cars and causing disturbances in the 2600 block of South Amor Drive, police said.
• A New Berlin resident reported a hit and run at a stop sign at the intersection South Trillium Drive and West Lawnsdale Road, police said.
• A New Berlin resident reported a Honda Fit was stolen from a garage in the 14600 block of West Hickory Hills Drive, police said.
• The owner of a Honda CR-V reported the catalytic converter was stolen in the 2800 block of South James Drive, police said.
• New Berlin police arrested an Oak Creek man after a traffic stop on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, bail jumping and possession of drug paraphernalia on South Moorland Road and South Pinewood Creek Court, police said.