Man With Rifle + Airsoft Attack + Arrest After Fight: Waukesha Police

WAUKESHA, WI — Waukesha police responded to multiple calls, including a man crouched with a rifle and a teen shooting another teen with an airsoft gun, police logs from Sunday to Friday showed.

Here were some notable incidents in the Waukesha Police Department logs.

Police Respond To Report Of Man Crouched With Rifle

Police responded to a report of a man crouched behind a black truck with an AR-style rifle on the 1600 block of E. Main Street on Tuesday, police logs showed. A person told police they saw the man while putting groceries in their car and said it looked like the man was waiting for someone.

Officers couldn't find the man when they arrived around 9:30 a.m., police logs showed. Employees at a nearby store told police they didn't see anything.

One Arrested After Kids Fight

Police arrested one person after a fight on the 200 block of Oakland Avenue on Sunday, police logs showed. A witness told police two teens had fought while two more teens watched while on a skateboard and a bicycle.

Teen Shoots Another Teen With Airsoft Rifle

A teen told park workers they were shot with an airsoft rifle at the 400 block of Spring Street on Thursday, police logs showed. Park workers showed police several plastic BBs from an airsoft gun, and said they saw three teens with airsoft guns. No arrests were made.

Man Points Gun At Driver In Road Rage Incident

Police cited a man after he pointed a gun at a driver on the 2700 block of N. Grandview Road on Wednesday, police logs showed. The driver told police they had a gun in their car as well, but they didn't do anything with it.

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Window Broken With Rock

Officers responded after someone broke a Waukesha resident's window with a rock on Thursday, police logs showed. A neighbor had a doorbell camera, but it didn't show what happened.

Police Confiscate Nerf Gun

Police confiscated a Nerf gun from a middle school student after they found them hiding between two cars on the 300 block of N. Hine Avenue on Tuesday, police logs showed. Staff members called police when they saw someone "lurking" in the parking lot.