New Berlin Police News

Lifesaving Awards Ceremony Featured on October's Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:26:30 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Fifty-four

Episode fifty-four features Lt. Jeff Hingiss talking about bow hunting regulations in New Berlin. Everything you need to know about hunting, permits, target ranges and more will be talked about in this segment.

After that, Officer Chris Bayley and Sgt. Ron Mizia tell us about car vs. deer accidents, including where they happen the most often in New Berlin and how to avoid them. October and November are the two months when most car vs. deer accidents occur.

Next, former school resource officer Tony Pine gathers up some costumed friends at New Berlin West High School to talk about Trick or Treat safety tips to prepare our kids for Halloween this year.

To finish up, we stop by New Berlin's municipal courtroom where seven year old Ethan Clinton and his father Ty both were honored for their heroic actions in saving the life of Ethan's four year old cousin last August in a near-drowning accident. Both Clintons were awarded the department's lifesaving award at this ceremony.

You can get the monthly show schedule on the city's website at http://www.newberlin.org/. Click on "Police Department" and then click on "Mission: Possible" or check in the New Berlin/Muskego NOW newspaper (first issue of each month has the current episode's topics and schedule.) You can also go to the New Berlin NOW website at http://www.newberlinnow.com/ to get a monthly schedule. Each episode of Mission: Possible is also available at the New Berlin Public Library on DVD for you to check out.

Episode 54-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
10/02/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
10/03/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/04/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/09/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
10/10/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/11/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/16/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
10/17/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/18/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/23/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
10/23/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/25/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
10/30/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
10/31/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
11/01/09	SUN	Every 3 hours staring at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
MON 10/05	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 10/06	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53
WED 10/07	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43		Ep. 44	Ep. 45
THU 10/08	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52
MON 10/12	Ep. 53	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45
TUE 10/13	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48				Ep. 49
WED 10/14	Ep. 50		Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40	Ep. 41
THU 10/15	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48
MON 10/19		Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40
TUE 10/20	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
WED 10/21	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40
THU 10/22	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
MON 10/26	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40
TUE 10/27	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44			Ep. 45
WED 10/28	Ep. 46		Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51
THU 10/29	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
MON 11/02	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51
TUE 11/03	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
WED 11/04	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48		Ep. 49	Ep. 50
THU 11/05	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 53	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

33 minutes

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

46 minutes

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

New City Website Tour-Officer Dan Hanlon

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo-Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

2009 Motorcycle Safety (new)-Sgt. Ron Mizia

53 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Jason Rieck

2009 DARE Brewers Game

High Interest Days at Orchard Lane and Holy Apostles

DARE Graduations at Orchard Lane and Reagan

Safety Saturday 2009

Officer Awards Ceremony 5/12/09

27 minutes

DARE Graduation at Holy Apostles

Midnight Volleyball 2009

Traffic Complaint Handling with Officer Cory Hostettler

2009 Safety Town "Police Day"

Open Gun Carry Information

46 minutes

4^th Annual KMC HOG/National Regency Motorcycle Ride

United Heartland Donation for Traffic Pre-Emption Devices 2009

SAYES and Senior Taxi Programs with Bea Alexander

2009 Youth Academy with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Child Safety Seat Info with Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

59 minutes

Back to School Issues with SRO's Thompson and Kaye

AED Donation from Rotary Club Golf Outing

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips with Community Service Officers Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

43 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Car vs. Deer Accident Avoidance Tips with Officer Chris Bayley

Trick or Treat Safety Tips with SRO Tony Pine

Citizen Lifesaving Award Presentation on 9/24/09

Burglary Prevention Tips On September's Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:34:44 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Fifty-three

Episode fifty-three introduces our newly appointed School Resource Officer (SRO) at New Berlin West, Officer Steve Thompson. Thompson and Eisenhower SRO Paul Kaye will be giving students and parents some back to school tips for the new school year.

After that our cameras stop at the municipal courtroom, where the New Berlin Rotary Club donated the proceeds from a recent golf outing to purchase new defibrillators for the police department.

To finish up, Crime Prevention experts Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus walk us through a residential security survey and give us dozens of useful tips for keeping your home safe from burglars. This segment is being re-broadcast from last year, after a recent daytime burglary spree in the city. Please watch this very informative segment.

Episode 53-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
09/04/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
09/05/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/06/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/11/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
09/12/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/13/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/18/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
09/19/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/20/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/25/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
09/26/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
09/27/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
MON 09/07	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 09/08	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49				Ep. 52
WED 09/09	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
THU 09/10	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 40
MON 09/14	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44		Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 09/15	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 40
WED 09/16	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
THU 09/17			Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52
MON 09/21			Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
TUE 09/22	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48			Ep. 49
WED 09/23	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
THU 09/24	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50
MON 09/28	Ep. 51	Ep. 52	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
TUE 09/29	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51
WED 09/30	Ep. 52	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45
THU 10/01	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 51	Ep. 52

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

33 minutes

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

46 minutes

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

New City Website Tour-Officer Dan Hanlon

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo-Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

2009 Motorcycle Safety (new)-Sgt. Ron Mizia

53 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Jason Rieck

2009 DARE Brewers Game

High Interest Days at Orchard Lane and Holy Apostles

DARE Graduations at Orchard Lane and Reagan

Safety Saturday 2009

Officer Awards Ceremony 5/12/09

27 minutes

DARE Graduation at Holy Apostles

Midnight Volleyball 2009

Traffic Complaint Handling with Officer Cory Hostettler

2009 Safety Town "Police Day"

Open Gun Carry Information

46 minutes

4^th Annual KMC HOG/National Regency Motorcycle Ride

United Heartland Donation for Traffic Pre-Emption Devices 2009

SAYES and Senior Taxi Programs with Bea Alexander

2009 Youth Academy with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Child Safety Seat Info with Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

59 minutes

Back to School Issues with SRO's Thompson and Kaye

AED Donation from Rotary Club Golf Outing

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips with Community Service Officers Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

Daytime Burglaries Continue in New Berlin

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:28:38 GMT

This summer, we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of daytime burglaries in New Berlin, mostly east of Calhoun Road as far north as Greenfield Avenue, and as far south as the subdivisions around Grange and Sunnyslope. There seems to be several groups working in the area. One burglary ring was captured in July but several others are still active. Many of these burglaries are occurring when most people are at work, between 9am and 4 pm. We have found the majority are occurring between noon and 3pm.

A common tactic used by most of these groups is that one or two people get dropped off on foot to walk around a neighborhood while another member of the group acts as the driver/lookout/pickup person. The burglars may be knocking on doors of houses that look empty during the day and if no one answers, they usually walk around to a secluded area of the house and kick in a door or enter an unlocked door or window. We find they are taking cash, jewelry, small electronics, and prescription opiates, such as Oxycontin, Percocet or Oxycodone. They usually stuff whatever they find in pillowcase or backpack and exit the house, possibly calling their getaway driver via cell phone to arrange a pick up location. In the instances where they knock on the door and someone answers, they are usually making up stories about home improvement services they are offering or similar made up stories. If they find someone home, they want to get out of there as soon as possible, without trying to arouse too much suspicion.

We are asking residents who are home during the day to be extra vigilant, looking for vehicles driving around the neighborhood that don't belong in the area. We are also asking you to look out for people walking around the neighborhood that don't look familiar. If someone comes to your door for anything, ask for identification, company credentials, business cards or any type of proof that they are actually representing who they claim to be working for. Trust your gut instinct and if something doesn't seem right, PLEASE CALL US IMMEDIATELY AT (262) 782-6640!

The best type of information you can give us is LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS. This information is tangible and can be easily followed up on. The next best information is a good vehicle description, including make, model, age, color and any other identifying features of that particular vehicle, such as bumper stickers, damage, rust, or after market add-ons. When describing people, we need to know sex, race, height and weight, hair and eye color, a good description of their clothing and any other identifying features, such as facial hair, scars, accents or tattoos.

After a couple of recent news stories on this crime wave we have gotten numerous calls about suspicious things that happened last week or last month. We are not readily able to follow up on that type of information, unless you have a license plate number, so remember to call things in as soon as you see them. Remember to lock your doors when you leave your house, and don't leave the types of items mentioned above lying around in plain sight throughout your home and please, LOOK OUT FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS!

Cable Show Topics Listed

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 14:35:50 GMT

Listed below are all the topics covered in 52 episodes of the New Berlin Police Department's cable show, Mission: Possible. The show airs on Time-Warner cable channel 25. New episodes are created each month and air on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Recent past episodes air Monday through Thursdays. As you can see, we have covered dozens of police and community-related topics since our first episode in March, 2005. If you do not have Time-Warner Cable, all of our episodes are available in DVD format at the New Berlin Public Library. Please call me or e-mail me if you have ideas for topics you would like to see covered on future episodes of the show. Thanks for watching.

Mission: Possible

List of Topics

Topic	Presenter	Episode
Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Golf Outing	Mary Kay Balchunas	30
Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building	Mary Kay Balchunas/Lofy	35
Bicycle Patrol (New Berlin PD Mountain Bikes)	Lt. Mike Glider	7
Bicycle Safety	Officer Andy Stein (ret.)	5 & 25 & 39
Bicycle Safety 2009	Officer Jason Rieck	50
Bicycle Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective	Jeff Frings	38
Bow Hunting Rules and Regulations	Lt. Jeff Hingiss	30 & 42
Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"	Various	43
Canine Vehicle Search (Police K-9 Bac)	Officer Kevin Turner	2
Car vs. Deer Accidents, tips for avoiding)	Officer Chris Bayley	11/21/31/43
Car Accidents (What to do if you're involved in one)	Officer Cory Hostettler	19
Car Accidents (Most dangerous intersections in N.B.)	Ron Schildt (city engineer)	25
Citizen's Academy-Administrative Session, Spring 2005	Chief Gary Blunt (ret.)	4
Citizen's Academy-Defense and Arrest Tactics	Sgt. Jeff Hingiss	6
Citizen's Academy-Firearms Session	Sgt. Jeff Hingiss	8
Citizen's Academy-Graduation, Spring 2005	Various	10
Citizen's Academy-Patrol Session	Sgt. Greg Godec	5
Citizen's Academy-S.W.A.T. Session	Various	7
Citizen's Academy-Training Session	Sgt. Chris Jaekl	9
Citizen's Academy Alumni Group's fundraising efforts	Joan Doberstein	24
Citizen's Academy Overview-Spring 2008	Officer Tony Fus	40
Community Service Update	CSO's Hanlon/Santos	24
Cons/Scams/Fraud Prevention	Chief Joe Rieder/ Detective Mark Hurst	12
Consolidated Dispatch Information	Chief Gary Blunt (ret.)	12
Crime Lab Tour Part I (drug testing and firearms)	Leah Macans/Reg Templin	32
Crime Lab Tour Part II (fingerprints and AFIS)	Tony Spadafora	33
Crime Lab Tour Part III (DNA lab)	Sharon Polakowski	35
Crime Lab Tour Part IV (electron microscope, documents, firearms testing)	Reg Templin, Jane Lewis Ray Lenz-Crime Lab	37
Crime Lab Interview with Gary Hamblin	Gary Hamblin	38
Crime mapping website http://www.crimemapping.com/	Officer Dan Hanlon	33
Crime mapping and 2008 Crime Statistics	Officer Dan Hanlon	47
Crime Scene Investigation Class at New Berlin West	SRO Tony Pine	29
D.A.R.E. Brewers Game 2009	Various officers	50
D.A.R.E. Golf Fundraiser (Senor Luna's)	SRO Tony Pine	30
D.A.R.E. Graduations-Hoover and Holy Apostles 01/08	CSO Fus/Officer Olson	35
D.A.R.E. Graduations-Orchard Lane and Poplar Creek	CSO Fus/SRO Pine	39
D.A.R.E. Graduations-Reagan, Glen Park, Elmwood		40
D.A.R.E. Graduations-Hoover and Glen Park	CSO Tony Fus	46
D.A.R.E. Graduation-Star of Bethlehem 2009	CSO Dan Hanlon	48
D.A.R.E. Graduations-Reagan/Orchard Lane 2009	Officers Dodson and Fus	50
D.A.R.E. Graduation-Holy Apostles 2009	Officer Olson	51
D.A.R.E. Program (information about)	Detective Nikki Eisenbach	6
Dispatch Center Tour	Corliss Tischer	6
DNA Evidence	Sgt. Ryan Park	3
Domestic Violence Information	Faith Holley-Beal	13
Domestic Security	Lt. Dave Dunn (ret.)	16
Dorlack, Joe (Interview with municipal court judge)	Judge Joe Dorlack	11
Drug Recognition Expert (Officer Brian O'Keefe)	Officer Brian O'Keefe	27
Drug Trends in the Suburbs	David Spakowicz-DCI	48
Drunk Driving Crash Scenario at Eisenhower	Various Officers	38
Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment	Sgt. Greg Godec	15 and 46
Drunk Driving Reduction Initiatives in Waukesha County	Paul Bucher (former District Attorney)	19
Drunk Driving Reduction (The Mobile Eyes Program)	Officer Cory Hostettler	15
Eisenhower Special Education Lunch 12/19/07	Various officers	34
Eisenhower Special Education Lunch January 2009	Various officers	47
Financial Abuse of the Elderly	Jim Hintzke, CPA	17
Fingerprint Collection with Ninhydrin Spray	Sgt. Ryan Park	1
Fingerprint Collection with Superglue Fuming	Sgt. Ryan Park	2
Fingerprint Collection with Powder	Sgt. Ryan Park	4
Fire Investigation	Sgt. John Fischer (ret.)	9
Footwear Impressions Collection	Sgt. Ryan Park	8
Fourth of July Celebration Planning with Lt. Randy Alf	Lt. Randy Alf	29
Fright Night 2007 (at Hickory Grove)	CSO Tony Fus	32
Fright Night and Halloween Party 2008	CSO Tony Fus	44
Glen Park School-Blackhawk Helicopter visit	CSO Tony Fus	40
Gun Safety in the home	Sgt. Ron Mizia	3
Gundrum, Mark (interview with State Representative)	Mark Gundrum	6
Halloween Party 2007 (at Hickory Grove)	CSO's Fus and Hanlon	32
Halloween Programs 2007 (put on by Park and Rec)	Tanya Tridle	31
Halloween Programs 2008 (put on by Park and Rec)	Tanya Tridle	43
Harley Davidson 105^th Party at Hal's Harley	Sgt. Ron Mizia	42
High School (Issues pertaining to students-Fall 2006)	School Resource Officers Paul Kaye & Tony Pine	20
High School (Issues pertaining to students-Fall 2007)	Paul Kaye & Tony Pine	30
High School (Issues pertaining to students-Fall 2008)	Paul Kaye & Tony Pine	42
Holiday Safety Tips	Community Service Officer Trent Santos	13
Holiday Safety Tips	Officer Tony Fus	33 & 45
Holy Apostles Volleyball 2005 (students vs. officers)	Various	13
Holy Apostles Volleyball 2006 (students vs. officers)	Various	22
Holy Apostles Volleyball 2007 (students vs. officers)	Various	32
Holy Apostles Volleyball 2008 (students vs. officers)	Various	44
"Homegrown" New Berlin Officers	Various	30
Home Security Tips	CSO Trent Santos	7
Home Security Tips and Security Survey	CSO's Fus and Hanlon	41
Humane Animal Welfare Society Information	Mark Hess	36
Identity Theft Prevention Tips	Sgt. Ryan Park	11
Identity Theft Prevention Tips	Federal Trade Commission	45
Infant Car Seat Installation Tips	CSO Trent Santos	8
Infant Car Seat Installation Tips	CSO's Fus and Hanlon	52
Internet Safety Presentation at the Library	SRO Pine and Kaye	48
M.A.D.D.(Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Interview	Kari Kinnard	35
Midnight Basketball 2006	SRO Tony Pine	14
Midnight Basketball 2007	CSO Dan Hanlon	23
Midnight Basketball 2008	SRO Tony Pine	35
Midnight Basketball 2009	SRO Tony Pine	47
Midnight Volleyball 2005	SRO Tony Pine	7
Midnight Volleyball 2006	Det. Forrest Clevenstine	19
Midnight Volleyball 2007	SRO's Pine and Kaye	28
Midnight Volleyball 2008	SRO Paul Kaye	40
Midnight Volleyball 2009	SRO's Pine and Kaye	51
Michell, Bill-interview with department accident investigator	Officer Bill Michell	26
Mobile Eyes Drunk Driving Reduction Program	Officer Cory Hostettler	15
Monthly Crime Updates and Maps	CSO Dan Hanlon	13
Motorcycle Safety	Sgt. Ron Mizia	17 & 26 & 38
Motorcycle Safety-2009	Sgt. Ron Mizia	49
Motorcycle-New Berlin PD Motorcycle Unit	Sgt. Ron Mizia	20
Municipal Court-What to expect when appearing in	Mary Ann Rozman	17
Municipal Ordinances-Commonly misunderstood laws	Various officers	21
MySpace Tutorial for parents (safety online)	SRO Tony Pine	20
National Regency Harley Ride (July 2007)	Various	29
National Regency Harley Ride (July 2009)	Lt. Mike Glider	52
Neighborhood Watch in New Berlin	CSO Dan Hanlon	4
Neighborhood Watch Update	CSO Tony Fus	31
Officer Awards in 2005	Various officers	10
Officer Awards in 2006	Various officers	18
Officer Awards in 2007	Various officers	23
Officer Awards, December 2007	Various officers	34
Officer Awards, October 2008	Various officers	44
Officer Awards, May 2009	Various officers	50
Open Gun Carry Facts	Lt. Mike Glider	51
"Operation Danielle" at Eisenhower Middle School	SRO Paul Kaye	39
Police Auxiliary Program	CSO Trent Santos	10
Police Canine Unit in New Berlin	Officer Kevin Turner and Noah Phillips	14
Police Equipment "show and tell"	Officer Cory Hostettler	37 & 49
Police Recruit Academy Training (Interview w/Jodi Wilson from WCTC)	Jodi Wilson	28
Police Sketch Artistry	Officer Joe Lofy	10
Prescription and OTC Drug Abuse Trends	SRO Tony Pine/Paul Kaye	44
Princeton Club Lifesaving Awards	Lt. Mike Glider	47
Proper Use of 9-1-1	Public Safety Coordinator Kathleen Bazinski	14
Radar and Laser Speed Reduction	Officer Mike Saddy	40
Reverse 9-1-1 Missing Persons phone alerts	Det. Nikki Eisenbach	31
Rieder, Chief Joe-Interview with police chief	Chief Joe Rieder	23
Roundabouts on Moorland Road (how to negotiate them)	Al Gilbertson-DOT	34
S.A.D.D. Interview(Students Against Destructive Decisions)	Alex Petrie/Tyler Baker	46
Safety Building Tour	Various officers	28
Safety Commission Information	Lt. Paul Repischak	37
Safety Saturday May 2006	Various officers	18
Safety Saturday May 2007	Various officers	27
Safety Saturday May 2008	Various officers	39
Safety Saturday May 2009	Various officers	50
Safety Town 2007	Various officers	29
Safety Town 2009	Various officers	51
SAYES and the Senior Taxi Programs in New Berlin	Bea Alexander	34 & 52
Schimel, Brad-Interview with Waukesha County D.A.	D.A. Brad Schimel	25
School Resource Officers at Eisenhower and West	SRO Tony Pine	10
Senor Luna DARE Donation 2009	SRO Tony Pine	48
Sex Offender Registry Information	Chief Joe Rieder	14
Special Olympics and the New Berlin Police Department	SRO Tony Pine	21
Special Olympics Tip A Cop Fundraiser January 2009	Various Officers	47
Speed Reduction Programs	CSO Trent Santos	3
Speed Reduction Programs	Lt. Randy Alf	16
Speed Reduction Initiative "Speedwave"	Officer Scott Hippler	47
Stranger Danger	SRO Tony Pine	13
Stelzner Donation to "Mission: Possible"	Debbie/Linda Stelzner	34
SWAT-The New Berlin Police SWAT Team	Lt. Mike Glider and Sgt. Paul Repischak	15
Tasers-Information about their use in New Berlin	Sgt. Chris Jaekl	8
Teen Court	Sgt. Brian Johnson	9
Teenagers-Laws affecting teenagers	Sgt. Doug Johnsen	1 & 45
Tovar, Doctor Rick-Interview with the department's SWAT team doctor	Dr. Rick Tovar	22
Traffic Complaints-Department's Handling of	Officer Cory Hostettler	51
Traffic Laws-commonly misunderstood/violated laws	Various officers	20
Traffic Signal Pre-Emption Devices	Officer Jason Rieck	24
Traffic Stops-What to do when stopped by police	Sgt. Jeff Hingiss	23
Trick or Treat Safety Tips 2007	SRO Tony Pine	31
Trick or Treat Safety Tips 2008	SRO Tony Pine	43
Underage Drinking	SRO's Tony Pine and Paul Kaye	22
United Heartland donation to DARE/youth programs		40
United Heartland donation to pre-emption devices	Chief Joe Rieder	52
Use of Force Training Simulator at WCTC	Mike Neuens	36
Van Hollen, J.B.-interview with our new Attorney General	Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen	18
Vehicle stopping distance demonstration	Sgt. Chris Jaekl	33
Veteran's Memorial unveiling ceremony	None	27
Waukesha County Victim/Witness Assistance	Jennifer Miller	16
Website-New Berlin's Updated 2009 Website	CSO Dan Hanlon	39
Winter Driving Tips	Officer Cory Hostettler	12/22/32/44
Witness Tips-How to describe people and vehicles	Officer Joe Lofy	5 and 46
Youth Academy	SRO Tony Pine	9
Youth Academy 2007	SRO Tony Pine/Mary Jane Whitty	29
Youth Academy 2009	SROs Tony Pine/Paul Kaye	52

Child Safety Seat Tips and Senior Harley Ride featured in August's Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 14:24:34 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Fifty-two

Episode fifty-two features a trip to the National Regency Senior Community for their 4^th Annual KMC H.O.G. Senior Harley Ride. This event pairs up Regency residents looking for a little adventure and Harley owners from the Kettle Moraine Chapter of the Harley Owner's Group.

After that, we stop at United Heartland in New Berlin to accept a donation they made to the city's traffic pre-emption devices. This is the system that turns lights green at intersections for emergency responders, allowing them to arrive at a scene quickly and safely.

Next, we'll hear from Bea Alexander, who heads up New Berlin's Senior Taxi Program and the Senior Advocate Youth Exchange Service (SAYES) Program.

Then, School Resource Officer Paul Kaye and Tony Pine talk about the 2009 Youth Academy, which is held every summer for middle school students looking to improve their leadership skills.

To round out this episode, child safety seat experts Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus will walk us through proper installation tips for several different types of child safety seats.

Episode 52-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
08/07/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
08/08/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/09/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/14/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
08/15/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/16/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/21/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
08/22/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/23/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/28/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
08/29/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/30/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

Traffic Complaint Handling, Open Gun Carry Featured on July's Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:07:59 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Fifty-one

Episode fifty-one features a stop over at Holy Apostles School for their 2009 D.A.R.E. Graduation.

After that, it's off to Malone Park for another season of Midnight Volleyball. We'll hear from School Resource Officers Tony Pine, Paul Kaye, and several of their students from Ike and West.

Next, our camera will tag along with Officer Cory Hostettler as he talks about how the department responds to speeding and other traffic complaints in New Berlin.

Then we stop over at Star of Bethlehem, where "Police Day" at Safety Town 2009 is going on.

To finish up, Lt. Mike Glider will discuss some of the do's and don'ts regarding the open carrying of guns in New Berlin.

Episode 51-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
07/03/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
07/04/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/05/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/10/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
07/11/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/12/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/17/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
07/18/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/19/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/24/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
07/25/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/26/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
07/31/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
08/1/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
08/02/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
MON 07/06	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 07/07	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42
WED 07/08	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49
THU 07/09	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45
MON 07/13	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41
TUE 07/14	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44				Ep. 45
WED 07/15	Ep. 42		Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
THU 07/16	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
MON 07/20		Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46		Ep. 47	Ep. 48
TUE 07/21	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
WED 07/22	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40
THU 07/23	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
MON 07/27	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
TUE 07/28	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47			Ep. 48
WED 07/29	Ep. 49		Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
THU 07/30	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50
MON 08/03	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 08/04	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42
WED 08/05	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49
THU 08/06	Ep. 50	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

33 minutes

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

46 minutes

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

New City Website Tour-Officer Dan Hanlon

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo-Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

2009 Motorcycle Safety (new)-Sgt. Ron Mizia

53 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Jason Rieck

2009 DARE Brewers Game

High Interest Days at Orchard Lane and Holy Apostles

DARE Graduations at Orchard Lane and Reagan

Safety Saturday 2009

Officer Awards Ceremony 5/12/09

27 minutes

DARE Graduation at Holy Apostles

Midnight Volleyball 2009

Traffic Complaint Handling with Officer Cory Hostettler

2009 Safety Town "Police Day"

Open Gun Carry Information

50th Episode of Mission: Possible Airs in June

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 15:39:39 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Fifty

Episode fifty features a brand new bike safety segment with New Berlin's police mountain bike instructor, Officer Jason Rieck. Jason will give you tips on how to ride safe this summer.

After that, it's off to Miller Park for the 2009 D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Brewers Game. Over 550 DARE students and family members from New Berlin attended this statewide event. A fifth grade student from Ronald Reagan School won the DARE essay contest and was able to throw out the first pitch of the game.

Then our cameras stop by Orchard Lane and Holy Apostles Schools for their "High Interest Days" where Officers Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus talk about crime scene processing and witness identification.

Up next, it's back to Orchard Lane and Ronald Reagan School for their 2009 DARE Graduations.

Our busy schedule continues as we head over to Safety Saturday 2009, which was held May 16^th in the Sportsman's Warehouse parking lot. We will interview several of this year's participants for this spectacular family event.

To finish up this episode, we stop in at the 2009 Officer/Citizen Awards Ceremony which was held on May 12^th in the Municipal Courtroom. Six officers and one citizen were commended for their exceptional efforts this year.

Episode 50-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
06/05/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
06/06/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/07/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/12/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
06/13/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/14/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/19/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
06/20/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/21/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/26/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
06/27/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
06/28/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
THU 06/04		Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32		Ep. 33	Ep. 34
MON 06/08	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41
TUE 06/09	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45		Ep. 46	Ep. 47
WED 06/10	Ep. 48		Ep. 49	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33
THU 06/11	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40
MON 06/15		Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
TUE 06/16	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33
WED 06/17	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40
THU 06/18	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
MON 06/22	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34
TUE 06/23	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38			Ep. 39
WED 06/24	Ep. 40		Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45
THU 06/25	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32
MON 06/29	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39
TUE 06/30	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
WED 07/01	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 49	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33
THU 07/02		Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36		Ep.37	Ep. 38

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

33 minutes

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

46 minutes

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

New City Website Tour-Officer Dan Hanlon

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo-Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

2009 Motorcycle Safety (new)-Sgt. Ron Mizia

53 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Jason Rieck

2009 DARE Brewers Game

High Interest Days at Orchard Lane and Holy Apostles

DARE Graduations at Orchard Lane and Reagan

Safety Saturday 2009

Officer Awards Ceremony 5/12/09

Motorcycle Safety highlighted in the May Episode of Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:03:30 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Forty-nine

Episode forty-nine features Officer Cory Hostettler giving us an in-depth look at all of the equipment that police officers carry both on their uniform belt and in their squads every day. I think you will be amazed at what the trunk of a squad car can hold.

After that, Officer Dan Hanlon shows off the city's new website and will show us how to navigate this cleaner and easier to use communication tool.

Then it's off to the Target parking lot, where Dan and Officer Tony Fus will give us information on Safety Saturday 2009, which will be held on May 16^th in the lot at Sportsman's Warehouse. This is a one of a kind free event for the family that keeps getting bigger and better every year.

To finish up, Sgt. Ron Mizia, the department's motorcycle unit leader and a motorcycle riding instructor, will give riders some equipment ideas and live action riding tips in this all new segment.

Episode 49-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
05/01/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
05/02/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/03/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/08/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
05/09/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/10/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/15/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
05/16/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/17/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/22/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
05/23/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/24/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/29/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
05/30/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
05/31/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
MON 05/04	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36
TUE 05/05	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
WED 05/06	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 30	Ep. 31
THU 05/07	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35		Ep. 36	Ep. 37
MON 05/11	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40		Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
TUE 05/12	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46			Ep. 47	Ep. 48
WED 05/13	Ep. 30		Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35
THU 05/14	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42
MON 05/18	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 30
TUE 05/19	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37
WED 05/20	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
THU 05/21	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32
MON 05/25	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39
TUE 05/26	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43			Ep. 44
WED 05/27	Ep. 45		Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 48	Ep. 30	Ep. 31
THU 05/28	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

33 minutes

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

46 minutes

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

New City Website Tour-Officer Dan Hanlon

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo-Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

2009 Motorcycle Safety (new)-Sgt. Ron Mizia

Free Service Brought To You By The New Berlin Police Department

Officer Tony Fus — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:49:32 GMT

FREE... Please help the New Berlin Police Department keep you and your neighborhood safe. All you have to do is sign up to receive free crime alerts on you home or work PC. These crime alerts will make you aware of what's occurring in your neighborhood and allow you to take action to reduce the likelihood of you or your neighbor from being vicitmized. This service is different from the monthly crime stats published by Officer Hanlon. www.crimereports.com allows you to customize the frequency in which you receive the crime alerts and limit the size of the geographical area in which you wish to receive the crime alerts. In other words, you are able to receive practically real time information about crime occurring in your neighborhood. It costs nothing, there is no commitment and it requires only the amount of time it takes you to read an email. To sign up, go to www.crimereports.com and follow the instructions. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Dan Hanlon at 262-780-8106 or Officer Tony Fus at 262-780-8148.

Suburban Drug Problems Highlighted in April's Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:38:03 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Forty-eight

Episode forty-eight takes us to Madison, where we interviewed David Spakowicz, the Director of the Field Operations Bureau for the Division of Criminal Investigation. Dave will talk about the current drug trends in the suburbs and warning signs that family members can be looking for.

After that, Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus will tell us about Safety Saturday, 2009, which is being held in the Target parking lot on May 16^th.

Then we head over to the Star of Bethlehem School to help the students celebrate their DARE graduation with their DARE Officer, Dan Hanlon.

Next up, it's off to Senor Luna Restaurant, where owner Kevin Larson and his staff present DARE Officer Tony Pine with a huge donation check, which were the proceeds from their 2008 DARE Golf Outing.

To finish up the show, we stop off at the New Berlin Public Library, where school resource officers Tony Pine and Paul Kaye gave a presentation on internet safety.

Episode 48-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
04/03/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
04/04/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/05/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/10/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
04/11/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/12/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/17/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
04/18/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/19/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/24/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
04/25/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
04/26/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
WED 04/01	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36
THU 04/02		Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42
MON 04/06	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 30	Ep. 31
TUE 04/07	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38
WED 04/08	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45
THU 04/09	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34
MON 04/13	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41
TUE 04/14	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44			Ep. 45	Ep. 46
WED 04/15	Ep. 47		Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34
THU 04/16	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41
MON 04/20		Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47
TUE 04/21	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33		Ep. 34	Ep. 35
WED 04/22	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42
THU 04/23	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 30	Ep. 31
MON 04/27	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38
TUE 04/28	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42			Ep. 43
WED 04/29	Ep. 44		Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 47	Ep. 30	Ep. 31
THU 04/30	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

26 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

Interview with Dave Spakowicz about suburban drug trends

Safety Saturday 2009 Promo

Star of Bethlehem 2009 DARE graduation

Check presentation to DARE from Senor Luna Restaurant

Internet Safety Presentation at the New Berlin Public Library

Scam of the Week

Officer Tony Fus — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 21:15:37 GMT

Recently a NBPD Officer received a complaint in which a subject, claiming to be in California, called a business in New Berlin with the sole purpose of engaging in a credit card scam. The business, recognizing the caller was attempting a credit card scam, told the scam artist to call back and contacted the New Berlin Police. When the scam artist called the business back, the buisness representative and a NBPD Officer were on the line with the scam artist. Fortunately the scam didn't work this time.

Through the course of the subsequent investigation, the officer discovered the scam artist was using a service provided by AT&T for hearing impaired customers. How it works: The scam artist instant messages an AT&T operator via the internet, and in turn, the operator speaks with the potential victim on behalf of the scam artist. Even though this hearing impaired service is to be used for legitimate calls, the AT&T operator estimated more than 90% of the calls received through this service appears to be for fraudulent purposes and probably is not being executed by hearing impaired users.

Racine Avenue Construction Update

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:08:08 GMT

Residents in the southwestern part of New Berlin will be in for a double whammy this year as two major construction projects on Racine Avenue will be starting soon and finishing up in November. The New Berlin Police Department urges you to begin planning your alternate routes now.

First, the intersection of Racine and National Avenues will be totally reconstructed and the intersection will be closed on March 30th. This is going to be a major mess, as Racine Avenue will be passing UNDER National Avenue when all is said and done, so the landscape will be altered dramatically. Please stay away from this area and utilize Highway 164 or Moorland Road as an alternate north/south route and Interstate 43 or Lawnsdale Road as an alternate east/west route.

The other project, which will begin in mid to late April, is the reconstruction of the Interstate 43 and Racine Avenue overpass bridge and on-ramps. The current stop light intersections just north and south of the freeway will be replaced by roundabouts. Residents who live in the area between the two construction zones will be able to access their homes from the south.

Please stay away from these areas if at all possible, and if you must drive in the areas don't forget to slow down in construction zones. We want EVERYONE to get home safely at the end of the day!

"Just Drive" Public Service Announcment Back On Line

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:12:42 GMT

The New Berlin Police Department recently produced a two minute public safety announcement aimed at young drivers warning them of the consequences of drinking and driving, talking on the cell phone while driving, and texting while driving. The PSA is titled "Just Drive" and was created using footage from a mock drunk driving crash that was staged at New Berlin Eisenhower High School in April, 2008. Please check it out and have your teenagers watch it too! Click on this link:

http://www.newberlinnow.com/multimedia/video/?bctid=16855665001

Campaign to Reduce Underage Drinking Kicks Off

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 17:15:31 GMT

Parents' & Police Join Forces to Prevent Teen Drinking

The Addiction Resource Council and New Berlin Police Department have joined forces to prevent adult hosted drinking parties in New Berlin using the Parents Who Host Lose the Most: Don't Be a Party to Underage Drinking campaign.

Parents Who Host Lose the Most is a community effort that alerts parents to the legal and health related consequences of purchasing, providing or pouring alcohol for anyone under age 21, other than their own child. As part of the campaign, coalition members will be providing information abut the dangers of underage drinking, the legal consequences of hosting underage drinking in your home and how parents and other family members can host safe and fun alcohol free events for youth.

"Too many people think underage drinking is harmless or worse - acceptable if parents take cars keys away from youth. Every year we hear about teens dying from alcohol poisoning or alcohol related poisonings and drowning that occur after adults provide alcohol to youth." said Claudia Roska, Executive Director of the Addiction Resource Council. "Nobody has the right to endanger the welfare of someone else's child by providing them with alcohol", she added.

"The New Berlin Police Department takes underage drinking and the adults who sell or serve alcohol to youth very seriously", said Chief Joe Rieder. Individuals who purchase, provide or pour alcohol for anyone under age 21, except their own child, is breaking the law and will be charged under state or municipal law, he warned.

In addition to the planned public information effort, local law enforcement led by will be conducting alcohol age compliance checks in the area to confirm that local vendors comply with laws prohibiting the sales of alcohol to anyone under age 21.

"Underage drinking is illegal, has long term health consequences and is a factor in all five of the leading causes of death among youth." said Roska. "We want this to be a happy prom and commencement season, underage drinking isn't part of that picture." she added.

For information please call: Brianna Duffy, Addiction Resource Council 262-524-7921

809 Area Code Scam

Officer Tony Fus — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:03:35 GMT

The following information was obtained from AT&T:

Periodically, emails warning of a scam involving calls from the 809 area code circulate. The emails contend there has been fraud associated with unscrupulours pay-per-call operators in that area code. However, the message contains some misinformation, especially the highly exaggerated cost of a phone call to the 809 area code, which is a legitimate area code for the Dominican Repuplic. This long distance phone scam causes consumers to inadvertenly incur high charges on their phone bills. Consumers usually receive a message telling them to call a phone number with an 809, 284 or 876 area code in order to collect a prize, find out information about a sick relative, etc. The caller assumes the number is a typical three-digit U.S. area code; however, the caller is actually connected to a phone number outside the U.S., often in Canada or the Caribbean, and charged international call rates. Unfortunately, consumers don't find out that they have been charged higher international call rates until they receive their bill.

Tips to remember: Only return calls to familiar numbers. You can always can check the area code location with directory assistance. Carefully reveiw your telephone bill just as you would with your credit card statement(s). If you believe you have been scammed contact the carrier with whom the charge oridinated, whose name and toll-free number should be printed on the same bill page as the charge in question. Often, the problem can be resolved with a single phone call. If the carrier with whom the charge originated does not agree to resovle the problem, contact AT&T. AT&T will work with you and the carrier to help remove the fraudulent charges from the phone bill. If you have a carrier other than AT&T the same procedure should be followed with that particular carrier. You may also file a complaint online with the Federal Communications Commission about this and/or related phone scams.

Speed Reduction Plans Highlighted in the March Episode of Mission: Possible

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:16:55 GMT

Police Department Cable Show Information

MISSION: POSSIBLE-Episode Forty-seven

Episode forty-seven features an interview with Community Service Officer Dan Hanlon. Dan will tell us about the police department use of crime mapping and statistics as a tool used to predict and prevent future crime in the city.

After that, we'll stop over at New Berlin West and School Resource Officer Tony Pine will tell us about the 2009 season of Midnight Basketball and interview several participants.

Next up, a visit to the Texas Roadhouse restaurant in New Berlin is on the agenda as several New Berlin police officers and auxiliary officers teamed up with Special Olympics on a fundraiser called "Tip a Cop." (If you've never seen police officers attempt to line dance, you should watch this!)

Then it's off to New Berlin Eisenhower, where the police department assisted with a holiday luncheon for the Special Education students there.

Officer Scott Hippler is up after that to tell us about a speed reduction initiative that the police department will be participating in this year called "Speedwave."

To finish up this episode, we'll stop down at the Princeton Club where the police and fire departments recognized five citizens with Lifesaving Awards for their quick action that saved the life of a member recently.

Episode 47-Show Dates and Times:

DATE	DAY	TIMES
03/06/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
03/07/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/08/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/13/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
03/14/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/15/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/20/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
03/21/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/22/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/27/09	FRI	Every 3 hours starting at 6am
03/28/09	SAT	Every 3 hours starting at midnight
03/29/09	SUN	Every 3 hours starting at midnight

And you can catch past episodes of Mission: Possible that you might have missed:

DAY/DATE	8am	10am	2pm	4pm	8pm	10pm	12am
THU 3/05	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36
MON 3/09	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43
TUE 3/10	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46			Ep. 30	Ep. 31
WED 3/11	Ep. 32		Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37
THU 3/12	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
MON 3/16		Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33
TUE 3/17	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40
WED 3/18	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 30
THU 3/19	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37
MON 3/23	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44
TUE 3/24	Ep. 45	Ep. 46	Ep. 30	Ep. 31		Ep. 32	Ep. 33
WED 3/25	Ep. 34		Ep. 35	Ep. 36	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39
THU 3/26	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43	Ep. 44	Ep. 45	Ep. 46
MON 3/30	Ep. 30	Ep. 31	Ep. 32	Ep. 33	Ep. 34	Ep. 35	Ep. 36
TUE 3/31	Ep. 37	Ep. 38	Ep. 39	Ep. 40	Ep. 41	Ep. 42	Ep. 43

Episode #

Topics

46 minutes

Interview with PD Chaplain Mary Kay Balchunas on the Jay Balchunas Memorial Scholarship Fund

SRO's Pine and Kaye talk about back to school issues

"Homegrown" New Berlin police officers

Bow hunting/archery regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

2007 DARE golf outing, hosted by Senior Luna's

27 minutes

Interview with Officer Tony Fus on Neighborhood Watch

Interview with Detective Nikki Eisenbach on "Reverse 9-1-1"

How to avoid Car vs. Deer Accidents and where they are happening.

Trick or Treat Safety tips with Officer Tony Pine and friends

Park and Rec's Halloween Party and Fright Night

38 minutes

Part 1 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (drug testing/firearms)

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

Fright Night 2007 at Hickory Grove

Holy Apostles/DARE Middle School Volleyball Tournament

New Berlin Halloween Party 2007

42 minutes

Part 2 of the Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour (fingerprints)

Crime mapping web site information-www.crimemapping.com

Vehicle stopping distances with Sgt. Chris Jaekl

Holiday Safety Tips with Officer Tony Fus

Information on thefts from vehicles

53 minutes

How to negotiate the Moorland Road roundabouts

Officer Awards Ceremony-December 2007

SAYES Program/Senior Taxi Info-Interview with Bea Alexander

Police Department cooking for Special Educations students at EHS

Major Sponsor Thank You (Stelzner Donation)

33 minutes

Part 3 of Milwaukee Crime Lab (DNA Laboratory)

Interview with Kari Kinnard from Mothers Against Drunk Driving

D.A.R.E. Graduations at Hoover School and Holy Apostles

Midnight Basketball 2008

Jay Balchunas Memorial at the Public Safety Building

47 minutes

Interview with WCTC Firearms Instructor Mike Neuens about the new interactive use of force training system

Interview with Mark Hess from the Humane Animal Welfare Society

Donations to the police department from Senor Luna's and Wal-Mart

40 minutes

Milwaukee Crime Lab Tour-Electron Microscope, Questioned Documents and Firearms.

Police Equipment with Officer Cory Hostettler

Speed Reduction and Traffic Safety with Lt. Paul Repischak

Safety Saturday 2008 Promo with Dan Hanlon

51 minutes

Interview with Gary Hamblin about the WI Crime Labs

Motorcycle Safety with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Mock Drunk Driving Crash at Eisenhower High School

Bike Safety from a Cyclist's Perspective with Jeff Frings

41 minutes

Bike Safety with Officer Andy Stein

Safety Saturday 2008

"Operation Danielle" at EHS Middle School

May 2008 DARE Graduations-Poplar Creek and Orchard Lane

40 minutes

Radar and Laser Speed Detection Devices with Mike Saddy

Overview of Spring 2008 Citizen's Academy

Blackhawk Helicopter landing at Glen Park School

United Heartland Donation

Midnight Volleyball 2008

DARE Graduations at Ronald Reagan, Elmwood, Glen Park

35 minutes

Home Security Survey and Crime Prevention Tips

With Dan Hanlon and Tony Fus

47 minutes

Bow Hunting Regulations with Lt. Jeff Hingiss

Hal's Harley 30^th Anniversary with Sgt. Ron Mizia

Back to School tips with SRO's Paul Kaye and Tony Pine

Wal-Mart Donation

New Fire Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

47 minutes

Information on roundabouts with D.O.T. project manager

Car vs. Deer Accidents with Chris Bayley and Ron Mizia

Fright Night and Halloween Party information

Halloween Safety Tips from New Berlin West students

Buy Seasons First Annual "Safety Day"

52 minutes

Prescription and OTC Drug Trends with Tony Pine and Paul Kaye

Target $1,000 Donation

Officer/Citizen Awards-October 2008

Fright Fest/Halloween Party 2008

Holy Apostles Volleyball Tournament 2008

Safe Winter Driving Tips with Officer Cory Hostettler

30 minutes

Holiday Safety Tips with CSO Tony Fus

Information on Identity Theft

Laws Affecting Teenagers with Sgt. Doug Johnsen

44 minutes

S.A.D.D. Interview with Alex Petrie and Tyler Baker

DARE Graduations at Glen Park and Hoover-Fall 2008

Drunk Driving Information and Reenactment with Sgt. Greg Godec

Witness tips-How to describe people and vehicles-Officer Joe Lofy

30 minutes

2008 Crime Mapping/Statistics with Dan Hanlon

Midnight Basketball 2009 with Tony Pine

Special Olympics "Tip a Cop" Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse

2009 Speedwave Initiative with Officer Scott Hippler

Princeton Club Citizen Lifesaving Award Ceremony

Thieves Arrested After GPS Technology Fails Them

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:52:58 GMT

02/25/09

Two Illinois men were arrested early Wednesday morning for breaking into cars and stealing GPS units. Ironically, the reason they were stopped by police was that their own personal GPS unit did not alert them to the fact that Small Road is not a through street any longer and they were caught attempting to drive through the barricade near Stonefire Pizza.

Officer Mike Saddy was on patrol just after midnight, looking for suspicious vehicles after a recent rash of car break ins near local hotels. He stopped a car driven by an 18 year old Illinois man and asked what they were doing in the area and why they attempted to drive through the "emergency vehicle only" barricade. A 21 year old Illinois man was a passenger in the vehicle. When back up arrived, the two officers further questioned the men about their activities in the area and later found several GPS units in the car. It was learned that two had been taken from the Holiday Inn Express in New Berlin and at least two had been taken from a motel in Elkhorn.

Further investigation revealed that the two men had a list of dozens of hotels along the I-43 corridor in the Milwaukee area and were probably just getting started on their crime spree when they were met by Officer Saddy. New Berlin detectives will be working with several other area police departments to determine if the two men were responsible for recent thefts in their cities. It is believed that the two were taking the units back to Illinois and selling them on the internet.

I had posted a blog on GPS thefts from vehicles in January 2008 after the Ridge Cinema and other businesses in the area of Moorland and Beloit were targeted in a similar manner. Thieves were not and are still not afraid to break your car windows to get to GPS units and other high priced items that are visible to them. Other favorite targets are purses, DVD players and the old favorite, after-market car stereos and speakers. Please remember to lock your car and keep your valuables out of sight.

Kudos to Officer Saddy and New Berlin's third shift officers for your excellent police work!

Tips for Safe Shopping Online

Officer Tony Fus — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:59:17 GMT

Shopping Online? Be Wary of Crime.

The New Berlin Police Department wants to share this information to help protect you from online scams this holiday season.It’s that time of year again—when jingle bells, sparkling snowflakes, and singing snowmen take center stage, relegating scary goblins and ghost costumes to the clearance shelves. But for many, the holiday season is the busiest and most stressful time of the year. And with the country facing a struggling economy, many Americans may feel extra pressure on their pockets this holiday season.This year, in an effort to save gas money, many may find themselves searching for that perfect gift online. Unfortunately, thieves like to take advantage of consumers during this time of year. They exploit the giving nature of the season and use consumers’ elevated stress levels and hectic schedules to their benefit. It’s very important for online shoppers to know how to protect themselves from the various threats that exist on the Web.

Secure personal computers by updating security software. Every computer should have anti-virus software, anti-spyware, and anti-spam software, as well as a good firewall installed. Firewalls and anti-virus software are the first line of defense. They help keep computers safe and secure.

Keep personal information private and passwords secure. Do not respond to requests to “verify” your password or credit card information unless you initiated the contact. Legitimate businesses will not contact you in this manner.

Beware of “bargains” from companies with which you are unfamiliar—if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!

Use secure websites for purchases. Look for the icon of a locked padlock at the bottom of the screen or “https” in the URL address. They indicate that you are dealing with a secure website.

Shop with companies you know and trust. Check for background information if you plan to buy from a new or unfamiliar company.

Avoid crooks phishing for charity. Do not respond to online solicitations for charities unless you initiated the contact. If you are interested in giving, investigate the charity and give through their approved donation process online or through the mail.

Consider alternate options to pay for your merchandise, such as onetime or multi-use disposable credit cards or money orders, at online stores and auction sites. Also, familiarize yourself with the rules and policies of online sites.Remind folks to keep these tips in mind as they shop from the comfort of their own homes this year and keep their holiday seasons bah-humbug free! Information Compiled from NCPC

Beware of New Scam Targeting the Elderly

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:07:40 GMT

Canadian Bail Money Scam Alert

The latest scam targeting the elderly has found its first New Berlin victim. The New Berlin Police Department wants to make everyone aware of the following con that works like this:

An unknown male suspect telephones an elderly victim and frantically states, "Gramps (or Grandma), I need help!" They further go on to say that they are in Canada and are in trouble, have been arrested, or has been in a car accident and need money. The elderly person asks, "Is this (name of grandchild the caller's voice resembles)?" The scammer then responds, "Yes, this is (name victim provided)." The caller then asks the "grandparent" to wire transfer him some money so he can get bailed out of jail. The caller then asks the elderly victim to keep this a "secret" because he is so embarrassed. The suspect caller is usually very emotional when speaking with the elderly victims.

The victims are told to wire the bail money via MoneyGram to Canada (Vancouver, Toronto or Montreal usually.) Dollar amounts being wired to Canada are usually in $5,000 increments. On some occasions, the suspect will re-contact the elderly victims advising him/her that he received the bail money but now needs additional money wired for release of his passport.

In some instances, the victim's caller ID feature has captured the suspect caller's telephone number. Upon further investigation, these numbers are usually originating from a pre-paid wireless telephone.

The purpose of this press release is to inform the elderly and friends and relatives of elderly people about this new scam that has already defrauded at least one New Berlin victim.

If you have any questions, contact:

Lt. Mike Glider (262) 780-8109 or glider@nbpolice.org

Officer Tony Fus (262) 780-8148 or fus@nbpolice.org

Officer Dan Hanlon (262) 780-8106 or hanlon@nbpolice.org

Recent Change in Hunting Ordinance Restricts Firearm Use

Lieutenant Mike Glider — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:04:12 GMT

At its October 28^th meeting, the City of New Berlin Common Council adopted changes to ordinance 121-2 entitled "Discharge of Firearms Restricted." Shotgun hunting is no longer permitted within the city except for the sole purpose of destroying wild animals and birds causing damage to growing agricultural crops. Any person who wishes to discharge a shotgun in the city for that purpose must first obtain permission from the landowner, and a permit from the Chief of Police.

Questions may be directed to the City of New Berlin Police Department at

(262) 782-6640

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