Landlord disputes entry over water leak at apartment

Heard on: Dane WI Law Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Just a heads up, we created a new call here, but I can get it appended in.

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(name withheld) the landlord's calling again.

00:05

He's out there right now.

00:06

He's trying to get in that unit to work on a severe water leak and the tenant's refusing.

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Who's no longer out there.

00:12

He wants officers to swing out.

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10-4. We were already out there with him yesterday, just FYI, and we explained this whole thing to him and we're not forcing entry.

00:23

Just for people responding.

00:24

I'll be there in a 2nd .

00:25

I'm on the phone parking right now.

00:28

Okay, sounds good.

00:29

Do you need another to go out there? As far as I'm concerned, (name withheld)'s the only one out there.

00:32

The tenant's gone.

00:35

You can have one other.

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It's not ours.

00:38

Understood.

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Adam two.

00:46

Adam two.

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Can you please add me to Adam 44's call?

00:54

We'll do.

9/4/2026 10:09 AM

Disturbance

Birch Trail, Cross Plains, WI 53528

Landlord disputes entry over water leak at apartment

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were dispatched to a reported dispute near Birch Trail involving a landlord trying to enter an apartment to address a severe water leak while the tenant was refusing access. Responding officers noted they had already discussed the situation with the landlord the previous day and were not forcing entry.

Landlord disputes entry over water leak at apartment

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