Crime Corner: Vandalized Sign, Curfew Violations and Bullet Holes

Fox Point police were dispatched to the 300 block of East Dean Road for vandalism on Sunday.

A speed limit sign had been spray painted with black paint, possibly using a stencil, to put an image of a person's face on it. A resident called police about 3:30 p.m. and said that the sign was in good shape the day before, so the vandalism must have taken place over the course of the prior evening.

The value of the sign is estimated at $25 to $50.

Also from the Fox Point and Bayside police departments:

• A resident in the 9100 block of Santa Monica Boulevard reported to Bayside police on March 28 that someone shot a hole in the glass of the front storm door of his home within the last 24 hours. Damage is estimated at $40. Police have no suspects.
• Two magnetic signs were stolen from the sides of a vehicle parked on North Bayside Drive on March 29. These signs are for the caller's business and valued at $30 each. Police have no suspects.
• At 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Bayside police found three men dressed in dark clothing on the roadway in the 200 block of East Fairy Chasm Road. When the officer attempted to approach the men, they ran. All three were apprehended and issued $114 citations for curfew violations when police discovered they were each 15 years old. They were all also from Mequon.