Early morning activity began at 12:50 AM with a completed bank deposit detail at the CoVantage drive-thru at 801 6th Avenue. Shortly after, officers executed a traffic stop at 1:29 AM near 2nd Avenue and Superior Street, issuing a verbal warning (VW) for speed. At 2:43 AM, officers conducted a vehicle stop involving a probable cause search, issuing verbal warnings for operating with no taillights and suspended registration. Officers responded to a suspicious activity call at 7:02 AM, followed by a Department of Natural Resources (DNR) matter at Clermont Street and Pierce Avenue at 7:56 AM.
Mid-morning calls included a welfare check request at 9:07 AM and a report of sexual assault filed at 10:45 AM. Afternoon and evening operations saw officers respond to a domestic disturbance at 3:49 PM, an alarm call at 4:48 PM, and a disorderly conduct complaint at 5:41 PM. Officers provided an escort detail at 6:47 PM at the Langlade County Safety Building at 840 Clermont Street, followed by another disorderly conduct report at 7:18 PM.
At 7:28 PM, deputies addressed a parking complaint at County Road C and County Road H regarding a vehicle parked along the fog line. A follow-up investigation was conducted at 8:08 PM, and an animal complaint involving two puppies running loose was addressed at 8:53 PM near 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street. The day wrapped up with a disorderly conduct report at 9:10 PM and an E911 call response at 9:44 PM.
The morning opened at 5:22 AM with a secure home check on County Road TT. At 8:55 AM, deputies assisted a citizen on Pratt Road after a fallen tree damaged a neighbor's shed during tree-trimming. At 9:47 AM, deputies responded to two separate calls: an agency assist regarding a homeless individual residing at the Hunting River Wayside near County Road T and Field Road, and an animal complaint where a resident brought a dog covered in porcupine quills to the Safety Building from State Road 64 and North White Lake Drive.
Afternoon calls included a suspicious activity report on Forest Road at 12:27 PM, a juvenile offense on Wistful Vista Road at 4:25 PM, and a report at 4:28 PM on Snag Road regarding young adults shooting shotguns safely on public county land. At 6:27 PM, a property owner on Lakeside Street reported accidentally striking a gas service line with a plow; Wisconsin Public Service was immediately dispatched.
At 8:13 PM, deputies responded to State Road 55 for a argument among three couples in a parking lot, which resolved peacefully once transport arrived. At 8:27 PM, an information report noted potato trucks operating without taillights near Star-Neva Road, prompting deputies to notify the farm operator. The evening concluded with extra patrol on East 5th Avenue at 9:56 PM and an accidental 911 call from an elderly resident along US Highway 45 at 10:49 PM.
Overnight activity began at 12:04 AM on County Road V when a 911 misdial occurred after a resident mistook smoke from a controlled burn for an active fire. At 12:27 AM, deputies checked West 1st Avenue following reports of four-wheelers tearing up the roadway, but were unable to locate the vehicles. Officers completed follow-up investigations on 4th Avenue at 12:58 AM and provided an escort on East 5th Avenue at 1:37 AM. Officers checked on a subject during a suspicious activity call on 5th Avenue at 1:40 AM, followed up at Aspirus Langlade Hospital (112 East 5th Avenue) at 1:52 AM, and assisted another agency on Clermont Street at 2:00 AM.
At 2:54 AM, deputies filed an animal bite report on Our Drive after a dog bit its owner. Bank deposit detail was completed at 3:26 AM at 801 6th Avenue. At 4:30 AM, officers responded to a disruptive disturbance on Dorr Street where a male subject rode a bicycle, overturned trash cans, deposited a traffic cone, shouted profanities, and smeared blood on a resident's garage entry door. At 5:02 AM, a motorist assist on US Highway 45 and Branch Road found a driver safely pulled over to rest.
Morning follow-up investigations occurred on Lincoln Street at 7:56 AM and 8:06 AM. At 7:57 AM, deputies checked a damaged black sedan resting in the southbound lane of State Road 55 near Nine Mile Resort. Animal complaints included a barking dog on 3rd Avenue at 10:54 AM and crying puppies on West Bear Lake Road at 7:23 PM. Traffic complaints involved a yellow Corvette racing near County Road G and County Road HH at 11:26 AM, and a full-size unplated truck with no muffler racing along Mendlik Avenue at 7:25 PM.
Accidents and disorderly behavior included disorderly calls on US Highway 45 at 11:42 AM and 11:54 AM, a backing collision in the Walmart parking lot (200 State Road 64) involving a Dodge Rebel and Ford F-150 at 12:00 PM, and additional disorderly complaints on Mayfair Street at 2:54 PM and 5:31 PM. Snag Road residents reported nearby gunshot noises at 12:45 PM. Evening welfare checks were conducted at a Fraley Road trailhead campground at 5:45 PM. Officers addressed fireworks complaints on South Superior Street at 7:52 PM, assisted with vehicle lockouts on Virginia Street (Kia Optima) at 8:37 PM and at Dunham's (Chevy Silverado) at 9:38 PM, and cleared a fallen tree blocking State Road 55 and Hickory Road at 10:39 PM.
The day began with an agency assist on Cozy Lane at 12:27 AM, followed by an early morning car-versus-deer collision at 6:40 AM near Grudgeville Road and Messer Road, resulting in no vehicle damage. At 1:19 PM, deputies logged a controlled burn report for potato vines near US Highway 45 and County Road N. Lost property reports included a lost tan clutch wallet on Clermont Street at 2:06 PM and lost keys on 5th Avenue at 2:55 PM.
At 2:25 PM, a false fire alarm was reported on County Road K during a card game. A trespass complaint on County Road B at 2:56 PM was resolved after confirming an individual on site was authorized to be there. Officers logged a missing person report at Superior Street and 4th Avenue at 4:01 PM. The afternoon concluded with a motorist assist for a disabled vehicle near Mark Lane and US Highway 45 at 5:38 PM, and a property damage and trespass report on County Road S at 5:57 PM after a gate was torn out.
Overnight incidents began at 12:48 AM on Badger Road when a driver backed into a ditch; towing assistance was later stood down after the vehicle was successfully unstuck. Officers conducted routine business checks on Mueller Lake Road at 2:28 AM and Bissell Street at 3:32 AM. A welfare check at 4:12 AM found a slow-moving driver waiting for their workplace to open. Bank deposit details at 801 6th Avenue were completed at 4:30 AM, followed by hospital beat patrols at Aspirus Langlade Hospital at 4:44 AM.
Morning calls included a civil harassment report on Sherry Road at 5:57 AM, a transport detail on Badger Road at 6:23 AM, and school crosswalk monitoring at 7:06 AM at Superior Street/Graham Avenue and 5th Avenue/Deleglise Street. Extra patrols were run on County Road W at 7:17 AM. Vehicle lockouts were handled on Moersch Lane at 7:31 AM, Clermont Street at 9:42 AM, and North Rolling Stone Lake Road at 10:21 AM. Deputies confirmed a 911 call on Crystal Lake Road at 7:43 AM was an accidental pocket dial.
Community assists and reports included a found bicycle in a parking lot at 10:05 AM, suspicious activity involving a white Chevy Malibu on Moose Lake Road at 10:14 AM, an Adult Protective Services referral for a wandering resident at 10:54 AM, and a civil standby request for property retrieval at 11:10 AM. Afternoon investigations involved a phone scam report on US Highway 45 at 4:22 PM, an intoxicated driver report at 4:32 PM, and a probation hold arrest at 2:18 PM.
Traffic enforcement netted a referral at 6:53 PM near 8th Avenue and Superior Street for operating after revocation (OAR) and failing to install an ignition interlock device (IID). Verbal warnings were issued for speed at South Superior Street/Forrest Road (8:00 PM), defective headlights on North Avenue/North Langlade Road (8:31 PM), and stop sign violations at County Road S/State Road 52 (10:20 PM and 11:30 PM). A domestic dispute was reported on Heise Road at 11:34 PM.
Early morning calls included disorderly conduct complaints at 2:22 AM, 2:50 AM on 5th Avenue, and 3:28 AM. Officers verified a commercial burglar alarm on US Highway 45 at 3:39 AM. Property damage crashes occurred at 3:56 AM and 4:00 AM on Lincoln Street. Morning routines included school crosswalk monitoring at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street (6:59 AM) and business checks on Bissell Street (7:45 AM).
Wildlife hazards included dispatching a deer on Fifth Avenue Road at 7:10 AM and removing a porcupine from State Road 64 and Ackley Road at 7:44 AM. At 8:38 AM, officers monitored a completed school fire drill. At 9:11 AM, deputies investigated a trespass and squatting complaint at the Crocker Hills horse campground off Fraley Road. Lobby contacts at the Safety Building included theft reports at 10:50 AM and citizen assistance regarding drug usage information at 4:00 PM.
Deputies executed probation holds and warrant arrests throughout the afternoon at 1:59 PM, 2:57 PM, and 3:27 PM. Traffic enforcement resulted in verbal warnings for speed and insurance on State Road 64/Zima Road (12:37 PM), speed and passing on US Highway 45/County Road C (8:37 PM), and a citation for operating without insurance on State Road 64/Heise Road (9:54 PM). A domestic dispute was investigated on Oak Road at 4:58 PM, and a trespass complaint involving property theft was logged at 9:15 PM.
At 12:35 AM, officers responded to a suspicious person rocking on a doorstep; the individual was detained on outstanding warrants. At 12:42 AM, suspicious activity was checked on Barske Lane involving a male wandering through yards. At 3:54 AM, officers checked on a pedestrian safely removing a dead raccoon from Superior Street and 2nd Avenue. Morning crosswalk details were staffed at 5th Avenue/Deleglise Street (6:55 AM) and Superior Street/Graham Avenue (7:25 AM).
Roadway hazards included dispatching an injured deer on State Road 64 and De Hart Road at 6:52 AM and responding to two loose brown horses on State Road 52 and Kentwoods Road at 6:58 AM. At 9:31 AM, an erratic driver was reported swerving along US Highway 45 and Popple Lane. At 10:19 AM, family members on Western Ave sought legal advice regarding an unsafe elderly driver.
Warrant arrests were executed on Weix Street at 10:23 AM (DOC warrant) and Superior Street at 3:55 PM (1 DOC warrant and 4 Marathon County warrants). Traffic enforcement resulted in a speeding citation (41 mph in a 25 mph zone) on Superior Street at 5:25 PM. At 10:14 PM, officers conducted a traffic stop at Hogan Street and State Road 64; following field sobriety tests, the driver was taken into custody for operating while impaired (OWI / 10-55). Late-night complaints included a road obstruction check for a mattress at 10:08 PM and a stern warning issued at 10:46 PM to individuals doing burnouts near a bonfire at 5th Avenue and Superior Street.
Overnight activity began at 12:40 AM with a noise complaint on 10th Avenue where residents agreed to turn down loud music at a bonfire. At 1:32 AM, officers responded to a violent disorderly conduct complaint on 6th Avenue, taking a subject into custody after property was destroyed inside a home. Secure home checks were conducted on County Road W (2:01 AM) and County Road TT (4:48 AM).
Traffic enforcement yielded verbal warnings for defective headlights on State Road 64/State Road 55 (4:33 AM), stop sign violations on State Road 64/State Road 55 (4:55 AM), speed on Field Street/5th Avenue (4:05 PM), and failing to yield to pedestrians on Milton Street/Superior Street (4:29 PM). At 7:54 AM, an animal complaint on 4th Avenue regarding continuous barking was resolved with a warning to the pet owner.
Suspicious activity reported at 12:44 PM on 10th Avenue involving individuals knocking on doors was cleared as authorized community survey workers. Evening enforcement included a citation issued at 7:55 PM at 3rd Avenue and Superior Street for second-offense operating without a valid license. Officers addressed an illegal U-turn blocking US Highway 45 at 7:05 PM and responded to a late-night stalking complaint on Superior Street at 10:39 PM. The week concluded at 11:52 PM with officers responding to a group fight in a parking lot on Lincoln Street.
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