Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, told reporters Friday that two state troopers are on their way to Senate Minority Leader Mark Miller's home in Monona.

Miller, who at this time is the only reported Democratic senator in Wisconsin — the other 13 are reportedly still in Illinois — will be escorted back to the Capitol if he is home when the troopers arrive, Fitzgerald said.

Fitzgerald added Miller would not be arrested, though.

"I am starting to hold Sen. Miller responsible for this," Fitzgerald said. "He is the elected leader of his caucus. I told him last night (on the phone) to call his caucus and tell them to be here at 9:30 a.m. He told me they would not be here."

All 14 Democratic senators failed to show up for a vote on Republican Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill Thursday. They failed to attend another scheduled vote Friday morning. A quorum of 20 is needed for the Senate to vote on a fiscal-related bill. On Friday, only 17 GOP Senators were present.

Fitzgerald added that even if the Democrats showed up to vote, it is too late for any amendments to be added to the bill.