MILWAUKEE (WITI) — Yovani Gallardo, a starting pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, was arrested and cited for operating while intoxicated (OWI), 1st offense early Tuesday morning, April 16th.

According to police, Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Deputies pulled Gallardo over on westbound I-94 near 84th St. shortly after 2 a.m. The witness who called 911 to report this incident indicated the driver’s speed varied between 40 m.p.h and 70 m.p.h. and the driver was swerving in all lanes.

When the deputy pulled Gallardo over, Gallardo indicated he had been drinking at Leff’s Lucky Town in Wauwatosa. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and registered a .22 on the intoximeter (nearly three times the legal limit for driving). Gallardo was arrested and taken to the County Correctional Facility and released at 6:25 a.m.

WEST ALLIS (WITI) — West Allis Police on Monday, April 15th positively identified the victims found dead following a fire in West Allis on Thursday, April 11th. Five-year-old Nayeli Colon, four-year-old Adrian Colon and four-year-old Alexis Colon were found dead in the home. The childrens’ mother, Angelica Belen was taken into custody after the fire — and was reportedly not home when the fire broke out.

The faces of these three young children is an image Joe Tyborski can’t get out of his mind. In mid-Marc, he found them alone in a West Allis parking lot.

“The next thing I know, there’s two little boys just walking around back and forth. I looked to my left there’s a van door open. I’m like, ‘okay where’s the parent? Where’s the guardian?’” Tyborski said.

MILWAUKEE (WITI) — Paul McCartney has added Milwaukee’s Miller Park to his list of concert venues in which he’ll perform on his “Out There” tour this summer. McCartney is set to play at Miller Park on Tuesday, July 16th.

“Concerts are a big deal here. It shows our fans and the taxpayers that Miller Park is not just a baseball stadium. Sir Paul will be performing songs that spanned his entire career — that as a solo artist, that as a member of the group Wings and of course, his time with the Beatles. Wright calls the event an opportunity to see one of the people who developed what music has become today,”  Jason Wright, Senior V.P. of booking for Live Nation concerts said.