Green County Sheriff’s Report: August 5-11

OWI arrests in the towns of Monroe and Brooklyn, a domestic abuse arrest in New Glarus, a probation violation arrest, a criminal arrest and a property-damage crash highlighted Green County Sheriff’s Office activity.

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Green County Sheriff’s Report: August 5-11

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