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WAUWATOSA (WITI) — Wauwatosa police are searching for the suspect responsible for the till-tap theft that occurred Tuesday, June 4th at the Walgreens located at 2275 N. Mayfair Rd. In Wauwatosa.

The suspect is described as black male, 30 – 40 years old, 5’8” – 6’00” tall, medium build, dark complexion, short black hair, wearing glasses, a Detroit Tigers baseball cap, a blue T-shirt with the word “Levis” written on the front, dark colored shorts, dark shoes and white socks.

According to police, the investigation of the incident has led detectives to believe that the suspect is likely the same as the suspect in previous, similar incidents in the City of Wauwatosa and other area municipalities.

Anyone who recognizes the individual or has information regarding this crime is asked to contact the Wauwatosa Police Department ~ Detective Bureau at (414) 471-8430.

MILWAUKEE (WITI) – While an extended stretch of summer weather has yet to arrive in Milwaukee, the City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) is joining Wisconsin Heat Awareness Day to draw attention to the dangers associated with extreme heat each year.

“The message today is that heat can kill,” said Commissioner of Health Bevan K. Baker. “Unfortunately each year we see deaths related to heat events. Today, we are reminding all city residents to stay aware and stay prepared when it comes to hot temperatures.”

Heat waves have been the biggest weather-related killers in Wisconsin for the past 50 years. In 2012, the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services confirmed 24 heat-related deaths in the state.

When summer’s hot and humid weather does arrive, the MHD reminds citizens to take the following precautions recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to avoid heat-related illness:

Stay Cool