Cold, windy weather didn't keep shoppers from flocking to mall for big bargains.
When Mayfair Mall opened at midnight Friday, many retailers had long lines, but the crowd overall was orderly. Although many teenagers attempted to gain entry to the mall, security personnel strictly enforced the rules prohibiting unaccompanied minors during certain times of day.
Mall customers, security officers gather and finally chase off suspect who police say lost it with his girlfriend. He was found hiding nearby and arrested.
In a very public display of anger management problems, a young Milwaukee man blew up at his sometimes girlfriend and trashed her car, ruined her purse, stole her phone, pushed her, bit her, choked her and finally tried to take her shoes – all in front of a growing crowd at Mayfair Mall, police say. At 5:28 p.m. Saturday, an 18-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for battery, disorderly conduct, bail jumping and as a fugitive after he got into a fight with a girlfriend, also 18, in the mall parking lot in front of Macy's, police reports said. According to the victim, they were just arriving at the mall, where she intended to meet a female friend, and she told her boyfriend it was time for him to leave. She told police he became angry and …
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5:05 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
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Wherever you're headed, Patch has the information you need to plan a holiday shopping stop at one of the area's malls.
No matter which mall you want to hit—or maybe you're planning to stop at them all—Patch has information on their extended holiday hours. And this year's shopping season is as long as it can be, with the most days possible between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Bayshore Town Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, Glendale. With a combination of indoor and outdoor shopping, this revamped shopping mall provides something a little different from the traditional shopping mall experience. Brookfield Square, 95 N. Moorland Road, Brookfield. This mall features anchor stores Boston Store, Sears and JCPenney, plus more than 110 stores. There are nine restaurants in the food court, and seven sit-down restaurants, like Bravo! Cucina Italiana, Cooper's Hawk …
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Both defendants have extensive criminal backgrounds and pending cases, and one was being sought on a felony warrant for burglary.
Retail theft, even for some repeat offenders, often draws only a municipal citation or at most a low-level criminal misdemeanor charge. But two men arrested over the weekend for thefts at Mayfair Mall are getting the proverbial book thrown at them – in part for what they are accused of stealing but mainly because of their criminal records and current status with the courts. Justin L. Nash, 19 was charged Tuesday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with one count of felony retail theft and one count of felony bail jumping. If convicted, he faces up to 4½ years in prison and $20,000 in fines. According to the criminal complaint: At 10:43 p.m. Sunday, with the mall closed except for the AMC Theater, a security officer at Mayfair monitoring …
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With an extra-long shopping season ahead, mall extends its hours incrementally up to Christmas and the day after.
Some residents and businesses will start stringing up the Christmas lights as soon as the Halloween decorations come down, but hardcore shoppers know when their dream season begins. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, has become the accepted if unofficial start time of the Christmas rush. It's a huge day for retailers but only the first of a roughly month-long extravaganza. And thanks to Abe Lincoln, who decreed Thanksgiving a national holiday, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who signed into law that it should fall on the fourth Thursday in November, and Pope Gregory XIII, who blessed the calendar we use by papal bull, 2012 has the longest possible shopping season. To explain: With Nov. 1 falling on Thursday, the fourth Thursday and …
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2:37 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
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Woman fits her kids and a cousin for coats before trying to walk out of Macy's without paying, report says.
The twice-a-week Police Reports published in Wauwatosa Patch seldom lack for instances of retail theft at Mayfair Mall. Most rate only a line or two in the blotter. But now and then, some seem to call out for special attention, such as the two that follow. We begin with a woman who, with winter coming on, went to the mall to shop for her two children, their young cousin, and her brother, who, she would later tell police, needed a wardrobe update because he had just gotten out of jail. She didn't intend to pay, according to police reports and a criminal complaint. She did, however, want to make sure the kids' clothes fit. Latasha N. Alphonse, 24, was charged Wednesday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with one count of felony retail theft. …
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Defendant's dealings both billed customers for phones they didn't get and undercut his company, according to a police investigation.
An employee at a Mayfair Mall kiosk is facing fraud charges after a police investigation concluded that he conned customers on their agreements to obtain iPhones so he could sell them. John Timothy Evans, 31, of Waukegan, Ill., was charged Saturday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with two counts of theft by fraud. If convicted, he faces up to 18 months in prison and $20,000 in fines. According to the criminal complaint: On Aug. 3, a man went to the Verizon Wireless kiosk in the mall where Evans worked so he could upgrade his cell phone and buy some new accessories. Evans assisted the man in making the purchases, then had him sign an electronic pad and hard-copy documents to complete the transaction. However, the complaint says, Evans …
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Father says his grown son is a drug addict who will do anything to feed his dependence, including ripping off his own parents to fraudulently buy and the sell off gift cards.
A 31-year-old Milwaukee man is facing charges after he allegedly bought thousands of dollars in gift cards at Boston Store in Mayfair Mall – by defrauding his own parents. James William Clymer Jr. was charged Monday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with two counts of unauthorized use of personal identification. If convicted, he faces up to 12 years in prison and $20,000 in fines. According to the criminal complaint: In mid-May, Clymer’s father was contacted by his mother-in-law after a Boston Store credit card came to her house with his name on it. He contacted the company and found out someone had requested a change of address on the card and a credit limit increase to $3,000, then maxed out the account on gift card purchases at the …
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Suspect allegedly steals wallets out of two different customer's purses, then takes them to other stores to make big purchases.
A 58-year-old Chicago woman is facing charges after she allegedly stole and used credit cards from two different women shopping at Mayfair Mall. Mary Hellen Hightower was charged Friday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court with one count of theft from a person and two counts of unauthorized use of personal identification. If convicted, she faces up to 22 years in prison and $45,000 in fines. According to the criminal complaint: On May 8, the first victim was shopping at the mall, and when she got home she noticed her wallet was missing from her purse. The woman contacted her credit card company, which found out three suspicious transactions were placed at a nearby Walgreens. Police contacted an employee working at the time of the transactions…
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Animal leaps out window of unattended SUV and menaces group of friends, then bites woman on the arm.
There are a number of things that can spoil a shopping experience. Crowds... out-of-stock items... rude clerks... obnoxious kids... An encounter with Cujo. At 12:33 p.m. Thursday, a Wauwatosa woman reported that she had just been bitten by a dog that jumped out of the window of a vehicle in the Mayfair Mall parking lot and attacked her. The victim said she was walking toward Macy’s with a group of friends when the dog leaped out and began to circle them, growling and barking menacingly, then lunged at her and bit her arm. The screams of her companions drove the dog off, and some unknown person grabbed the animal and put it back in the SUV. When a Wauwatosa police officer arrived, he found the dog inside an SUV with all its windows …
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10:53 pm on Friday, November 23, 2012
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