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Sunday, August 30, 2026
Early morning operations began with a noise complaint at 12:39 AM on 3rd Avenue regarding a continuous car horn, which officers determined was due to a vehicle malfunction. Patrols conducted traffic stops on Superior Street at 8th Avenue at 2:02 AM and South Superior Street at Forrest Road at 2:16 AM, issuing written warnings. Officers assisted with a motorist locked out of their vehicle at a State Road 64 pump station at 4:29 AM. Emergency line tests and unaddressed 911 calls occurred at Amron Avenue at 5:43 AM, Neva Road at 7:59 AM, and US Highway 45 at 10:26 AM, all verified to be secure. Welfare checks were conducted on 5th Avenue at 10:17 AM and 6th Avenue at 2:06 PM with no issues found.
Animal complaints included an unregistered dog at large on Lincoln Street at 1:14 PM and an injured stray cat brought to the station lobby at 7th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 6:49 PM, which was transferred to the local humane society. Officers resolved a verbal dispute between subjects on Aurora Street at 7:27 PM and handled a suspicious activity complaint on 4th Avenue at 7:39 PM where a driver reported an individual striking their vehicle window. In the evening, officers addressed a barking dog complaint on Mary Street at 8:46 PM and handled a juvenile offense report on 3rd Avenue at 10:59 PM.
Monday, August 31, 2026
In the early morning, officers investigated fraudulent app charges on 3rd Avenue at 12:21 AM and responded to suspicious activity behind the Boys and Girls Club at Milton Street and Superior Street at 12:23 AM, resulting in curfew warnings for minors. Deputies performed a traffic stop at County Road HH and County Road Y at 1:39 AM and assisted a citizen on Hogan Street at 3:22 AM. A criminal damage report was taken on 10th Avenue and South Dorr Street at 7:29 AM regarding vandalized equipment and spray paint.
Deputies monitored school traffic at Superior Street and Graham Avenue at 7:43 AM and conducted traffic stops at County Road S and Clay Road at 8:15 AM and Lincoln Street and 8th Avenue at 3:17 PM. Officers handled civil property disputes on Elm Street at 9:56 AM, Edison Street at 11:05 AM, and Oak Road at 12:43 PM. Suspicious activity was noted at Dollar General on Superior Street at 12:24 PM involving proper disposal of compressed air cans. Deputies assisted with a rude patron at the Elcho Dollar General on US Highway 45 at 12:56 PM and resolved an animal noise complaint on 7th Avenue and Edison Street at 1:35 PM.
Officers assisted a property owner on Mendlik Avenue regarding abandoned vehicles at 3:45 PM, responded to an animal hazard involving an injured eagle on County Road S and County Road A at 3:36 PM, and performed extra patrols on Flight Road at 4:00 PM. Fraud investigations were initiated on Pine Road at 5:33 PM, Sawyer Lake Road at 9:06 PM, and Stevens Springs Road at 9:51 PM regarding online and driver's license scams. Warrant arrests were made on 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street at 5:02 PM and 6th Avenue at 9:07 PM. A two-vehicle property collision occurred on Superior Street at 9:33 PM, while a traffic complaint involving an erratic driver on Gowan Road and Forrest Road was checked at 10:40 PM. Extra patrols concluded the night on Price-Polar Road and Oak Road.
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Overnight activity began with reports of suspicious noise on 3rd Avenue at 2:18 AM. Minor traffic collisions were logged on 5th Avenue and Dorr Street at 7:01 AM and 5th Avenue at 7:28 AM, both resulting in property damage only. Patrols performed property checks on Price-Polar Road at 8:00 AM regarding four-wheeler damage to crops and monitored traffic at school zones across Graham Avenue and Superior Street. A potato truck driving unsafely on County Road S and Hill Road at 8:12 AM was searched for but not located.
Law enforcement executed prisoner transports and legal holds throughout the morning. A traffic sign on Clermont Street and 5th Avenue was reported damaged at 1:05 PM. Civil standby requests and property retrieval issues were addressed on Clermont Street at 1:35 PM and 3:23 PM, and on Edison Street at 1:54 PM. Officers performed welfare checks on Superior Street at 4:55 PM and conducted traffic enforcement on 10th Avenue at Jaycee Park at 6:35 PM.
In the evening, a vehicle hit a deer on 5th Avenue at 7:37 PM. Assistance was offered to a citizen searching for a lost dog on County Road A and Claire Road at 8:30 PM. A noise complaint regarding loud music on Hillside Road was handled at 9:24 PM. Written warnings for speed were issued during a stop on State Road 64 and Ackley Road at 11:01 PM.
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Early morning patrols addressed a road blockage on Pioneer Road and Cherry Road at 3:35 AM and handled a loose cow in the roadway on County Road W and Maple Road at 6:50 AM. Officers checked a vehicle with an open door and flat tire on 5th Avenue at 6:03 AM, finding no missing property or foul play. Traffic stops for speed resulted in warnings on State Road 64 and Roehrig Road at 7:50 AM.
Animal calls continued on County Road W and Trout Road at 9:04 AM due to escaped livestock. Deputies addressed a dog complaint on County Road A at 11:29 AM and removed road debris at State Road 52 and Old E Road at 11:54 AM. Civil matters regarding child custody and missing personal items were logged at 12:36 PM.
At 1:41 PM, officers handled a phone scam report on Clermont Street where a citizen was targeted by callers claiming to be law enforcement. A report of a reckless driver "playing chicken" on US Highway 45 and Nickle Road at 2:54 PM was intercepted at 5th Avenue and Superior Street, where the driver was warned. Suspicious activity involving youth jumping off structures was investigated on 5th Avenue at 6:52 PM. A domestic dispute was addressed on 5th Avenue at 9:01 PM, and officers resolved a disorderly conduct complaint at the Safety Building on Clermont Street at 10:58 PM.
Thursday, September 3, 2026
Early morning checks included business checks on Mill Road at 1:24 AM and extra patrols on County Road W at 2:32 AM. Written speed warnings were issued on Birch Street and South Superior Street at 5:40 AM and South Superior Street and Birch Street at 5:56 AM. A car collided with two deer on County Road A at 6:04 AM. A burglary complaint was taken on Morse Street at 7:08 AM after a resident reported a wallet stolen overnight.
A major fraud investigation was launched on Nickel Road at 12:07 PM involving a local online business, Diamond J Equine, where customers reported paying for unfulfilled orders totaling thousands of dollars. A 911 hang-up on 5th Avenue at 1:21 PM was checked and found secure. A two-vehicle fender bender with no injuries occurred on Neva Road at 4:07 PM.
A mental health crisis response took place on Martin Avenue at 6:54 PM. A stray cat was impounded on Nantasket Street at 7:03 PM. Deputies responded to a fight in progress on Field Street at 7:16 PM and a commercial burglary alarm on South Superior Street at 7:35 PM, which was cleared without incident. Speed citations were issued on US Highway 45 and County Road C at 9:24 PM. Officers investigated open property doors on County Road TT at 11:16 PM.
Friday, September 4, 2026
Overnight business checks were conducted at Covantage Credit Union on 6th Avenue at 12:14 AM and Aspirus Langlade Hospital on 5th Avenue at 3:54 AM. A four-wheeler property crash was investigated on County Road P at 3:34 AM. A noise complaint regarding a trailer generator on Superior Street was resolved at 5:35 AM with an agreement to limit operation hours.
A battery and disorderly conduct report was filed on Lincoln Street at 9:14 AM involving a dispute between cleaning workers. A scrap metal theft was reported on Edison Street at 11:27 AM. Officers checked on potential vehicle break-ins on 5th Avenue and Clermont Street at 9:53 AM. Found wallets were processed on County Road F at 12:04 PM and State Road 55 at 8:12 PM.
A domestic verbal dispute in a parking lot on State Road 64 was resolved at 2:37 PM. A warrant arrest was made on Neva Road at 4:32 PM. Noise complaints for loud music on Charlotte Court were addressed at 7:57 PM. Stalking and disorderly conduct complaints involving a driver repeatedly entering a driveway were investigated on Rocky Ripps Road at 10:39 PM.
Saturday, September 5, 2026
A citizen reported an online romance and travel scam in the lobby of the Safety Building on Clermont Street at 7:04 AM. At 9:08 AM, deputies initiated a pursuit on State Road 55 and North Rolling Stone Lake Road after a blue Dodge Charger exceeded speeds of 100 mph. Speeding enforcement was maintained along State Road 55 near Pickerel Fire Station 2 throughout the morning, resulting in multiple warnings and insurance correction notices.
A minor property collision involving a Chevrolet Blazer occurred on Graham Avenue at 12:12 PM. Traffic complaints were logged on Superior Street for aggressive driving at 3:59 PM and on State Road 55 for high-speed passing at 5:57 PM. A motorist assisted with tire damage caused by a rock on County Road A and Rocky Road at 8:05 PM. Reports of drag racing pickup trucks on Mendlik Avenue and Clermont Street at 9:01 PM were searched for with negative results.
Sunday, September 6, 2026
A pedestrian walking in the roadway on US Highway 45 and County Road B at 1:20 AM was assisted by deputies. A major theft was reported on County Road C at 11:56 AM after suspects broke into a residence and stole major appliances, semi-truck seats, and a vehicle. A flat-tire motorist assist was provided for a 1978 Chevrolet Camaro on County Road Y and County Road HH at 11:21 AM.
In the evening, a vehicle struck a bear on US Highway 45 and County Road J at 8:23 PM. Officers investigated harassment complaints involving unauthorized online picture distribution on County Road B at 7:34 PM. Reports of ongoing illegal fireworks on Forest Road and Maywood Road near Summit Lake were checked at 8:14 PM.
Monday, September 7, 2026
Written warnings were issued for speed on US Highway 45 and County Road J at 9:34 AM. Deputies assisted emergency services with a cardiac medical call on Glen Hill Trail at 10:42 AM. A traffic stop on State Road 64 and Grudgeville Road at 1:40 PM revealed a driver operating with only an instructional permit without a licensed rider.
A civil dispute over property damage was reported on Nickle Road at 3:25 PM. A disorderly conduct incident occurred on Range Road at 6:39 PM when an individual picking through trash verbally threatened a gun range caretaker. Deputies assisted with a large herd of cows crossing County Road F at 7:10 PM. Late in the evening, a major theft report was taken on Elm Road at 10:28 PM regarding a missing storage shed and horse trailer.
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