A 17-year-old was arrested Monday night after kicking two police officers in the legs while responding to a domestic incident on the Far East Side, according to the Madison Police Department.
Daimon D. Smith, faces tentative charges of resisting and assaulting a law enforcement officer in connection with the incident, police spokeswoman Stephanie Fryer said in a statement. .
Officers responded to a disturbance at an apartment in the 4900 block of Lien Road around 8:25 p.m., Fryer said.
Officers found four people in the apartment, two men and two women. Fryer did not say whether the others were also teenagers.
Smith continued to try to leave the apartment as officers attempted to interview the group. Officers told Smith he wasn’t allowed to leave and he became “uncooperative,” Fryer said.
Smith reportedly resisted officers as they handcuffed him. Fryer said Smith then kicked two officers in the legs.
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Smith was taken to the Dane County Jail, according to jail records.
Photos: A look back at Kelly Nolan’s homicide
Missing Kelly Nolan
Kelly Nolan, a UW-Whitewater student, had been living in Madison since the summer, working part-time. She disappeared in the early morning hours of June 23, 2007, after a night out with friends.
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Poster asks for help
A poster asking for help locating Kelly Nolan is taped to a post in the Library Mall on June 29, 2007.
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A mother talks about her missing daughter
Mary Jane Nolan, left, speaks to reporters July 3, 2007 about her missing daughter, Kelly Nolan. She is joined by her daughters, Candice Nolan, center, and April Nolan, right, at Madison on Library Mall.
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Announced reward
Mary Jane Nolan, left, announces a monetary award July 3, 2007, for helping her get her daughter, Kelly Nolan, 22, back. Beside her are Kelly’s sisters Candice, 25, of Pewaukee, and April, 20, of Waunakee.
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Information sought
A poster asking people to be on the lookout for missing college student Kelly Nolan hangs July 9, 2007 from the front window of the apartment building where she lived at 434 W. Mifflin St. in Madison.
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Sinister press conference
Dane County Coroner John Stanley, right, and Madison Police Chief Noble Wray speak at a news conference July 9, 2007, regarding a body found on Schneider Road in the countryside of Fitchburg which is “probably” that of missing Kelly Nolan.
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Noble Wray addresses the media
Madison Police Chief Noble Wray briefs the media on the case of Kelly Nolan, a missing woman whose body was found July 9, 2007.
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Configuring the search area
Searchers established a base camp off the MM Highway on July 9, 2007, in an area where a body was found. The search began around 4:30 a.m. with about 100 people including the FBI and police on horseback.
STEVE APPS, STATE NEWSPAPER ARCHIVES
Rural site studied
Police investigate a location on Schneider Drive in rural Fitchburg July 9, 2007, while searching for Kelly Nolan. Part of the road, in a rural residential area, will be closed while the investigation continues, police said.
STEVE APPS, STATE NEWSPAPER ARCHIVES
Crime scene tape crossing the road
On July 9, 2007, investigators scour the area off Schneider Drive in rural Fitchburg where a body, believed to be that of missing UW-Whitewater student Kelly Nolan, was found early the day before. A positive identification was then made. Crime scene tape can be seen crossing the road.
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Search Kelly Nolan
Schneider Drive in the town of Dunn was closed to traffic on July 9, 2007, after authorities found the body of Kelly Nolan, a 22-year-old UW-Whitewater student who had been missing for more than two weeks, in an area wooded. .
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investigation scene
Police are blocking Schneider Drive, just northeast of Oregon, after finding the body of Kelly Nolan on July 9, 2007, in a densely wooded area. The case remains unsolved.
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Support vehicles respond
A City of Blooming Grove fire/rescue vehicle departs Schneider Road at Sand Hill Road, towing a Dane County Emergency Decontamination Assistance trailer July 10, 2007, the day after the body was discovered by Kelly Nolan.
LEAH L. JONES, STATE NEWSPAPER ARCHIVE
Forensic experts called
Forensic anthropologist Leslie Eisenberg walks away July 10, 2007 from the area where Kelly Nolan’s body was found the day before. The Dane County Coroner confirmed the body found along Schneider Drive in rural Fitchburg was that of the missing 22-year-old UW-Whitewater student. The police believe she was murdered.
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Police tape on Schneider Road
The police tape is linked to a branch on July 11, 2007, in rural Fitchburg, where the body of Kelly Nolan was found.
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Owner
Eleanor Killerlain, 86, owned the Schneider Drive property in the town of Dunn where Kelly Nolan’s body was found. Killerlain is pictured here July 11, 2007.
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Reward offered
Kelly Nolan’s sisters — Candice, left, and April — hold a news conference September 17, 2007 to announce a $12,000 reward for the capture of Kelly’s killer.
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Press conference held
Candice Nolan, left, and April Nolan attend the September 17, 2007, press conference outside St. Paul’s University Catholic Center, 723 State St.
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Finding Clues
Madison police and Kelly Nolan’s family are appealing September 17, 2007 for information about her homicide. Nolan was last seen downtown on June 23, 2007, and found dead near Oregon on July 9. The case is still not resolved.
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Emilie Hammer | Wisconsin State Journal
Emily Hamer is a county government and criminal justice reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal. She also covers some general missions and crime stories. She joined the newspaper in April 2019. Send tips to [email protected]
