TOMAH, Wis. (WFRV) - Authorities in Wisconsin arrested a 30-year-old man Tuesday morning in connection with a Thanksgiving Day attempted homicide. According to the Tomah Police Department, officers received information Monday night that David M. Hintz was at an address in Tomah. Attempts to contact someone at the residence were unsuccessful. Authorities in Wisconsin reexamine cold case of Robert Christian’s 1977 disappearance Officers maintained surveillance for hours and gathered enough evidence to apply for a search warrant, which was granted. Early Tuesday morning, the Monroe County Combined Tactical Unit executed the warrant and found several individuals inside the residence. Information suggested Hintz was inside the home, but he refused to cooperate. Officers systematically cleared the structure and eventually located Hintz hiding in a crawl space. He was taken into custody without incident. Wisconsin man arrested after allegedly sexually assaulting 15-year-old girl “We recognize these operations impact our community in many ways,” said Tomah Police Assistant Chief Eric Pedersen. “We worked tirelessly and as efficiently as possible to resolve this matter without lengthy interruptions. Your support and cooperation allowed these law enforcement professionals to safely work and effectively take a dangerous person into custody.” No additional details were released.