Police Report: Drugs, Ammo in Schools, Indecent Exposure, Jersey Scam

A student apologized after school officials learned Thursday that he had ammunition in his parked car on school grounds, police reports say.

The 16-year-old boy said it was his deer hunting ammunition that he forgot was in the back seat. There was no weapon in the car and police took the 33 rounds of rifle ammunition, calling the boy's mother to pick it up at the police station.

There also was a clip or magazine for an imitation air soft gun, which was not in the vehicle. The school planned to investigate appropriate disciplinary action, report said.

In other recent police calls:

Indecent exposure: A 38-year-old Milwaukee man was cited for lewd and lascivious behavior during a massage session after he masturbated under a towel and exposed himself to a masseuse at Relaxation Station, 3065 N. 124th St. about 7 p.m. Friday. The masseuse said he had been warned in the past about inappropriate touching and behavior.

Fraudulent Packers jersey website: A woman told police she ordered a Packers jersey online and paid with her credit card, later learning the website was a scam and she lost her money. The woman in the 3100 block of San Juan Trail notified police and contacted her bank and credit card company.

Mailboxes smashed: Mailboxes in the blocks between 15600 and 15800 blocks of Fieldbrook Drive, as well as two on Hidden Hills Drive and Brookfield Road were smashed, possibly with a baseball bat overnight Friday into Saturday. An investigation was continuing.

Loud party complaint: Police received a complaint about youth screaming and speeding vehicles leaving a party in the 1100 block of Brandywine Lane shortly before midnight Friday. The homeowner told police his son was having a birthday party and there was no underage drinking occurring.

Retail theft: A 38-year-old Wauwatosa man was cited for retail theft after opening a box of condoms, sticking them in his pocket and leaving without paying for them at , 12735 W. Capitol Dr. about 5:15 p.m. Friday.

Stuck in elevator: A man was struck in an elevator for more than 30 minutes before being rescued after 7 p.m. Friday in the Bishops Woods Center, 13555 Bishops Court. He was rescued after the elevator key was found and used.

Disorderly at bank: A customer angry about not getting a bank loan created a scene, screaming at a bank vice president who did not want to press charges. Police were called to the Tri-City Bank, 17100 W. Blue Mound Rd. shortly before 5 p.m. Thursday but the customer had left without further incident.

Vandalized cell tower site: Spray paint and marker were used to deface a U.S. Cellular tower site on Mound Zion Woods Court sometime between Nov. 15 and Thursday. Written on doors were gang-style drawings, an object that looked like a sun, "rape is fun," and "why can't I stop" (the T was drawn like a syringe). Police were told it would cost $50 to cover the graffiti with spray paint that matches the building.

Scuba diving party dispute: , 13830 W. Greenfield Ave., called police Thursday about a profanity-laced email from a customer's husband threatening to sue the business for canceling a scuba-diving themed party at the in Wauwatosa. The business said it canceled a woman's party after the YMCA said she was harassing them about the lack of a party room available in conjunction with the scuba diving party. The business refused the customer's $50 deposit.

Neighbor dispute: A man in the 1100 block of Weston Hills Drive who has had an ongoing problem with his neighbor called police shortly before 1 p.m. Wednesday to say his neighbor had called him foul names and called his 11-year-old son a "moron." She denied that and accused him of blowing leaves into her yard, which he denied. The man who called again declined to engage in mediation services offered through Waukesha County.

Catalytic converters theft: Three converters were cut with a power tool and taken from vehicles parked outside sometime overnight Nov. 29 to Wednesday.

Stolen Android phone: An employee at said someone took her Android phone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 28 when she was away from her desk.

Credit card fraud: A Chaparrel Drive woman told police Nov. 29 that someone had charged $1,484 to her JC Penney card at a store in Maryland without her permission.

Madrid scam: A Helene Drive woman said she knew it was a scam but wanted police to know someone called her Nov. 29 claiming to be the parent of a student in her child's classroom who was stuck in Madrid without baggage and needed money.

Marijuana at high school: A 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl were warned about drug abuse after they admitted Nov. 29 to smoking marijuana at , possibly in a locker room. No pipes or drugs were found and parents of both students were contacted.

Gas skip: A Dodge Dakota left , 3960 N. Brookfield Rd. about 1 p.m. Nov. 29 without paying a $75.81 gas bill.

Burglary, theft: Someone entered an unlocked car in a driveway in the 100 block of N. Park Blvd. about 10 p.m. and stole change before using the garage door opener to enter the garage and steal more change from another vehicle inside.

Squad rear-ended: A police squad was rear-ended about 6:45 p.m. Nov. 28 while responding to complaints that cars were racing on Barrington Woods Drive and Independence Court and nearly struck two parked Time Warner vehicles. No other accident information was immediately available on the struck squad.