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February 2019

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Middleton Man Arrested in Homicide Case

Submitted by MTT News on Thu, 02/07/2019 - 10:30

A man wanted in connection with a homicide near Wisconsin Dells has been taken into custody.

Robert M. Pulvermacher, 68, of Middleton, is the primary suspect in the death of an 88-year-old Portage man. According to the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office, Pulvermacher was arrested on Jan. 23 by the Madison Police Department.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, a plow driver spotted Pulvermacher being dropped off near Pulvermacher Cartage on Manufacturer’s Drive in Madison. The driver immediately notified authorities.

Madison Police responded and found a set of fresh footprints in the snow leading to the business door. The trail proceeded to a row of bushes, where police found the suspect. Pulvermacher was arrested without incident, according to the report.

He was medically cleared through a Madison hospital and taken to jail to be transferred to Sauk County on the outstanding homicide arrest warrant.

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Cold Weather Doesn’t Deter Thefts

Submitted by MTT News on Fri, 02/01/2019 - 10:19

DANE COUNTY–Dane County Sheriff David Mahoney would like to remind all citizens to keep their vehicles and home doors locked following a theft of three vehicles and a burglary during the afternoon and evening hours of Jan. 30, in the Town of Middleton.

In the afternoon, a citizen left his vehicle running in his driveway, and it was stolen in the little time it took him to walk into the house and look out the front window.

The second incident occurred in the evening when the suspect(s) entered an unlocked, non- running, vehicle parked in the driveway. Using the garage door opener in that vehicle, the suspect(s) accessed the garage and home through an unlocked interior door. Several personal items of value and their two vehicles were stolen. This also occurred while the residents were awake and inside their home.

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