A 28-year-old Madison man faces a series of charges after police responded to a call of a reckless driver and subsequent accident early Christmas morning, according to the Madison Police Department.

Officials said they arrived at the 3500 block of East Washington Avenue at about 6 a.m. and found a car, driven by Shande J. Shaw, up on a snow bank on the south side of the street. Shaw told police that he was there helping his girlfriend get the car removed, but witnesses said Shaw was only person in the vehicle that had been driving against traffic in both east and westbound lanes.

Officers responded to the 1500 block of Wheeler Road on the evening of Dec. 17 in reference to complaints regarding drug trafficking, according to the Madison Police Department.

When police arrived at the home, they found Daniel Kellesvig. Police said they smelled the odor of burnt Marijuana at the door. A further investigation showed a variety of drugs and associated paraphernalia, including needles, foil, scales, tin cups and more.

They said Kellesvig faces charges of possession of heroin, THC-repeater and drug paraphernalia. He also faces a probation violation charge in connection to a past strong-armed robbery charge.

This investigation continues as there may be charges culminating out of items located at the residence, and the connection with other individual, according to police.

Two 14-year-old Sherman Middle School students were arrested Tuesday on charges of strong-armed robbery after stealing an iPhone from a 13-year-old boy, according to the Madison Police Department.

The victim told police he was slapped in the face and pushed up against a wall shortly after classes ended, which would have been a few minutes after 2:30 p.m. He said one teen pinned him while the other reached into his pocket and took his iPhone.

The teens then ran off and the victim contacted school staff, police said. They were later contacted at their homes and arrested, according to police.