Police Respond to Trio of Serious Domestic Violence Calls

The Greendale Police Department responded to a trio of serious, unrelated domestic violence calls last week, including two incidents in which the victim’s lives were threatened.

The first incident occurred Sept. 6, on Greenway, where a woman told police her boyfriend, who had beat and strangled her in the past, was on his way to her apartment with the intent to kill her.

Police made phone contact with the man, who told them he had taken the victim’s car and was on his way to Chicago. He refused to return to the apartment, but two days later, the victim’s car showed up in the apartment complex’s parking lot

A warrant has been issued for the man’s arrest.

The next day, on Steeple Drive, a woman called police her adult son was threatening to kill her husband

Greendale police arrested her son for domestic violence-disorderly conduct.

And on Sept. 10, on Woodbridge Drive, a woman called 911 to report her intoxicated boyfriend slapped her in the face.

He, too, was arrested for domestic violence-disorderly conduct.