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Police seek shirtless man caught on video trying to enter Wisconsin lawmaker's home

Anyone with information that could help identify the man is asked to call 608-266-8797 and ask for Officer Ripp
Police seek shirtless man caught on video trying to enter Wisconsin lawmaker's home
Police seek shirtless man caught on video trying to enter Wisconsin lawmaker's home
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Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a shirtless man who was captured on surveillance video attempting to enter the home of a state representative from the City of Milwaukee.

The incident occurred around 10:20 p.m. July 21, 2025, when surveillance cameras recorded the man trying to open the door of Rep. Priscilla Prado's residence, according to an alert from the Wisconsin Crime Alert Network.

Although the man was unable to gain entry to the home, he remained on the property for some time, walking around the premises.

Watch: Police seek man caught on video trying to enter Wisconsin lawmaker's home

Police seek shirtless man caught on video trying to enter Wisconsin lawmaker's home

Authorities describe the person in the video as a white male in his late 40s to early 50s, approximately 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, with shoulder-length blond hair.

Anyone with information that could help identify the man is asked to call 608-266-8797 and ask for Officer Ripp. Information can also be emailed to Officer Ripp at bryce.ripp1@wisconsin.gov.

Prado was elected to Wisconsin’s 9th Assembly District in 2024, which serves the south side of Milwaukee and West Milwaukee. She was born and raised in Los Angeles but has been living on Milwaukee’s south side since 2005, according to her website.

She issued the following statement regarding Monday's incident:

"Late last night, a disturbance occurred at my residence. Authorities have been notified and are actively investigating this situation. I am grateful that no one was injured.

This has been a deeply unsettling experience, and I appreciate the influx of concern. I respectfully ask for privacy and patience as law enforcement continues its work."


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