175.40(5)(d)4.4. Notification to and cooperation with the law enforcement agency of another jurisdiction regarding investigations conducted and arrests made in the other jurisdiction. 175.40(5)(e)(e) The authority under this subsection is in addition to any other arrest authority, including authority granted under any charter. 175.40(6)(a)(a) A peace officer outside of his or her territorial jurisdiction may arrest a person or provide aid or assistance anywhere in the state if the criteria under subds. 1. to 3. are met: 175.40(6)(a)2.2. The officer is taking action that he or she would be authorized to take under the same circumstances in his or her territorial jurisdiction. 175.40(6)(a)3.3. The officer is acting to respond to any of the following: 175.40(6)(a)3.a.a. An emergency situation that poses a significant threat to life or of bodily harm. 175.40(6)(a)3.b.b. Acts that the officer believes, on reasonable grounds, constitute a felony. 175.40(6)(b)(b) A peace officer specified in par. (a) has the additional arrest and other authority under this subsection only if the peace officer’s supervisory agency has adopted policies under par. (d) and the officer complies with those policies. 175.40(6)(c)(c) For purposes of civil and criminal liability, any peace officer outside of his or her territorial jurisdiction acting under par. (a) is considered to be acting in an official capacity. 175.40(6)(d)(d) In order to allow a peace officer to exercise authority under par. (a), the peace officer’s supervisory agency must adopt and implement written policies regarding the arrest and other authority under this subsection, including at least a policy on notification to and cooperation with the law enforcement agency of another jurisdiction regarding arrests made and other actions taken in the other jurisdiction. 175.40(6m)(a)(a) An off-duty peace officer may arrest a person or provide aid or assistance outside of his or her territorial jurisdiction but in the state if all of the following apply: 175.40(6m)(a)1.1. The officer is responding to an emergency situation that poses a significant threat to life or of bodily harm. 175.40(6m)(a)2.2. The officer is taking action that he or she would be authorized to take under the same circumstances in the officer’s territorial jurisdiction. 175.40(6m)(a)3.3. The officer’s supervising agency has adopted written policies authorizing off-duty officers to make arrests or provide aid or assistance outside of the agency’s territorial jurisdiction but in the state, and the policies at a minimum address all of the following: 175.40(6m)(a)3.c.c. Notification of and cooperation with a law enforcement agency of another jurisdiction regarding arrests made and other actions taken in the other jurisdiction. 175.40(6m)(a)4.4. The officer’s action is in compliance with the policies under subd. 3. 175.40(6m)(b)(b) A supervising agency may limit its officer’s authority to act under this subsection by including limitations in the written policies under par. (a) 3. 175.40(6m)(c)1.1. For purposes of civil and criminal liability and for purposes of s. 895.46, an off-duty peace officer acting outside the officer’s jurisdiction as authorized under this subsection is considered to be acting in an official capacity as an officer of the state, state employee, or agent of the state. 175.40(6m)(c)2.2. For purposes of worker’s compensation under ch. 102, an off-duty peace officer acting outside the officer’s territorial jurisdiction as authorized under this subsection is considered to be an employee of the state and the officer is eligible for the same benefits as if the officer had sustained the injury while performing services growing out of and incidental to the officer’s employment with the employing supervisory agency. 175.40(6m)(c)3.3. An off-duty peace officer acting outside the officer’s territorial jurisdiction as authorized under this subsection is considered to be performing his or her duty and engaging in his or her occupation. 175.40(6m)(c)4.4. By no later than 30 days after the end of each calendar quarter, the department of administration shall submit a report to the joint committee on finance detailing all moneys expended or encumbered from the appropriation account under s. 20.505 (2) (am) during that calendar quarter for costs and judgments under subd. 1. or 2. 175.40(7)(a)1.1. “Federal law enforcement officer” means a person employed full-time by the federal government who may make an arrest with or without a warrant for a violation of the U.S. Code and who may carry a firearm in the performance of the person’s duties. 175.40(7)(b)(b) A federal law enforcement officer, while engaged in the performance of official duties, may do any of the following anywhere in the state: 175.40(7)(b)1.1. Make an arrest for a violation of state law or render aid or assistance if the officer has reasonable grounds for believing that a felony has been or is being committed in his or her presence and has reasonable grounds for believing that the person to be arrested has committed the felony. 175.40(7)(b)2.2. Render assistance to a Wisconsin law enforcement officer in an emergency or at the request of the Wisconsin law enforcement officer. 175.40(7)(c)(c) A federal law enforcement officer acting under par. (b) has any immunity from liability or limit on liability to the same extent as a Wisconsin law enforcement officer. 175.40(7)(d)(d) No federal law enforcement officer, acting solely under the authority under par. (b), may be considered, for liability purposes, as an employee or agent of this state or any Wisconsin law enforcement agency for his or her actions within this state. The federal law enforcement officer is considered as continuing to be an employee of the agency employing him or her. 175.40(7)(e)(e) This subsection does not limit any authority to act that a federal law enforcement officer has under federal law. 175.40 AnnotationA motorist injured while fleeing police was, as matter of law, more negligent than the pursuing officer. Brunette v. Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. of Wisconsin, 107 Wis. 2d 361, 320 N.W.2d 43 (Ct. App. 1982). 175.40 AnnotationTo determine whether an officer acts in “fresh pursuit” under sub. (2), three criteria are considered: 1) whether the officer acts without unnecessary delay; 2) whether the pursuit is continuous; and 3) whether the time periods are reasonable. City of Brookfield v. Collar, 148 Wis. 2d 839, 436 N.W.2d 911 (Ct. App. 1989). 175.40 AnnotationSub. (4) permits enforcement of one municipality’s ordinance on the entire width of a boundary highway. City of Brookfield v. Berghauer, 170 Wis. 2d 603, 489 N.W.2d 695 (Ct. App. 1992). 175.40 AnnotationIn addition to issuing a citation for an observed violation, an officer, after observing a traffic violation and pursuing the defendant into another jurisdiction where the stop was made, was entitled to question the defendant beyond the purpose for which the stop was made and to issue citations for other violations when additional suspicious factors came to the officer’s attention during the stop. State v. Haynes, 2001 WI App 266, 248 Wis. 2d 724, 638 N.W.2d 82, 00-3083. 175.40 AnnotationSuppression is not required when a police officer acts without authority outside the officer’s jurisdiction. Suppression is not required except when evidence is obtained in violation of a constitutional right or in violation of a statute providing suppression as a remedy. State v. Keith, 2003 WI App 47, 260 Wis. 2d 592, 659 N.W.2d 403, 02-0583. 175.40 AnnotationMunicipal Police Officers Right to Stop and Arrest in Foreign Jurisdictions. Kershek. Wis. Law. Dec. 1992.
175.403175.403 Trespassing; arrest and removal. 175.403(2)(2) By July 1, 2018, each law enforcement agency shall have a written policy regarding the investigation of complaints alleging a violation of s. 943.14. The policy shall require a law enforcement officer who has probable cause to arrest a person for a violation of s. 943.14 to remove the person from a dwelling. 175.403 HistoryHistory: 2015 a. 176; 2017 a. 317. 175.41175.41 Arrest and assistance; wardens employed by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission. 175.41(1)(a)(a) “Ceded territory” means the territory in Wisconsin ceded by the Chippewa Indians to the United States in the treaty of 1837, 7 Stat. 536, and the treaty of 1842, 7 Stat. 591. 175.41(1)(b)(b) “Commission” means the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission. 175.41(1)(c)(c) “Commission warden” means a conservation warden employed by the commission. 175.41(2)(2) For purposes of civil and criminal liability, a commission warden may, when in fresh pursuit, follow anywhere in the state outside the ceded territory and arrest any of the following: 175.41(2)(a)(a) A Chippewa tribal member for violation of the Chippewa off-reservation conservation code, if the conditions of sub. (3) (a) and (e) are met. 175.41(2)(b)(b) Any person for violation of the laws of this state, if the conditions of sub. (3) (a) to (e) are met. 175.41(3)(3) Within the ceded territory, a commission warden may arrest a person for violation of state law or provide aid or assistance to a Wisconsin peace officer if all of the following criteria are met: 175.41(3)(a)(a) The commission warden is on duty and on official business. 175.41(3)(b)1.1. The commission warden is responding to any of the following: 175.41(3)(b)1.a.a. An emergency situation that poses a significant threat to life or a significant threat of bodily harm. 175.41(3)(b)1.b.b. Acts that the commission warden believes, on reasonable grounds, constitute a felony. 175.41(3)(b)2.2. The commission warden is rendering aid or assistance to a Wisconsin peace officer in an emergency or at the request of the Wisconsin peace officer. 175.41(3)(c)(c) The commission warden meets the requirements of s. 165.85 (4) (a) 1., 2., and 7. and has agreed to accept the duties of a law enforcement officer under the laws of this state. 175.41(3)(d)(d) The commission has adopted and implemented written policies regarding making arrests and rendering aid or assistance under this subsection, including a policy on notification to and cooperation with the law enforcement agency of the jurisdiction in which such arrests are made. 175.41(3)(e)(e) The commission maintains liability insurance that does all of the following: 175.41(3)(e)1.1. Covers the commission and commission wardens for acts and omissions under sub. (4). 175.41(3)(e)2.2. Has a limit of coverage not less than $2,000,000 for any occurrence. 175.41(3)(e)3.3. Provides that the insurer, in defending a claim against the policy, may not raise the defense of sovereign immunity of the insured up to the limits of the policy. 175.41(4)(4) Except as otherwise provided in an agreement between the commission and the state or a subdivision of the state, the commission is liable for all acts and omissions of a commission warden while acting under sub. (2) or (3), and neither the state nor any political subdivision of the state may be held liable for any action of a commission warden taken under the authority of sub. (2) or (3). For purposes of civil and criminal liability, a commission warden acting under sub. (2) or (3) is considered to be acting in an official capacity. 175.41(5)(5) Subsections (2) and (3) apply only if the commission has presented evidence to the department of justice of the insurance under sub. (3) (e). Upon receipt of evidence of insurance under sub. (3) (e), the department of justice shall notify the sheriff of each county in the ceded territory that the commission has met this criterion for performing the powers and duties described under subs. (2) and (3). 175.41 HistoryHistory: 2007 a. 27; 2013 a. 214. 175.42175.42 Marquette University police department. 175.42(1)(b)(b) “University police officer” means an officer who is employed by the university police department, who has met the requirements of s. 165.85 (4) (a) 2. and 7. a., and who has agreed to accept the duties of a law enforcement officer under the laws of this state. 175.42(2)(a)(a) The university may enter into an agreement with the attorney general or with the city of Milwaukee police department to establish a university police department and employ university police officers for the purposes of maintaining public order, detecting and preventing crime, and enforcing state laws and local ordinances on the grounds of the university and in adjacent areas, as provided for in the agreement. The agreement establishing the university police department is subject to review under s. 62.50 (1m) by the board of fire and police commissioners. 175.42(2)(b)1.1. Subject to the terms of the agreement under par. (a), university police officers have the same powers as law enforcement officers employed by the city of Milwaukee to maintain public order, to detect and prevent crime, to enforce state laws and local ordinances, and to make arrests for violations of state laws and local ordinances. 175.42(2)(b)2.2. The law enforcement powers under subd. 1. of university police officers shall be concurrent with other law enforcement officers. 175.42(2)(b)3.3. Subject to the terms of the agreement under par. (a), the university may assign additional duties to the university police department, including the enforcement of university regulations. 175.42(2)(c)(c) The university police department shall do all of the following: 175.42(2)(c)1.1. Ensure that each university police officer meets the requirements of s. 165.85 (4) (a) 2. and 7. a. and has agreed to accept the duties of a law enforcement officer under the laws of this state. 175.42(2)(c)2.2. Adopt and implement written policies regarding law enforcement activities and rendering aid or assistance under this section, including a policy on notification to and cooperation with a law enforcement agency in the jurisdiction in which arrests are made. 175.42(2)(c)3.3. Maintain liability insurance, and present evidence of the insurance to the department of justice, that does all of the following:
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