Madison area motorists are being warned about special traffic enforcement in the city this week.

The Madison Police Department's Traffic Enforcement Safety Team, is targeting the following areas for special enforcement:

• Speed enforcement on Tuesday at 3700 Speedway Rd.
  
  
• Speed enforcement on Wednesday at 2800 International Ln.
  
  
• Speed and pedestrian safety enforcement on Thursday at 1400 Williamson St.
  
  

Madison police say they rely heavily on the cooperation of the public to follow all traffic laws.

A K-9 helped officers find drugs police said an Illinois man who ran from a traffic stop dropped as he fled.

Madison police said early Friday morning, an officer responded to a report of a man asleep behind the wheel stopped in the eastbound offramp from the Beltline Highway to Stoughton Road.

At about 4:46 a.m., police said they found Dedonta Davis, 24, sleeping in his running car with the music on and his foot on the brake. Police said a concerned citizen had stopped behind the car and activated his hazard lights to warn others of the situation before calling police.

According to the report, the officer knocked loudly on the driver's side window, but could not wake the sleeping man. He then used his flashlight to illuminate Davis' face, and he eventually woke up, the report said.

It was a picture perfect night at the City Track meet at Lussier Stadium in Madison.

In the girls 400 meter dash Madison West's Gabriella Gaus holds off a late charge from Edgewood's Kayla Sampson winning in 1:02.6

In the boys 400 meter dash Madison LaFollette's Daniel Freiberg wins in 49.49 seconds.

LaFollette's boys and girls sweep the team titles. It's the 12th title in the last 15 years for the boys and the eighth in the last 10 years for the girls.

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