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Deputies responded early in the morning at 4:01 AM to the trailhead parking lot off Sherry Road near State Road 64 for a suspicious vehicle report. Officers located an abandoned, heavily damaged Chevrolet Silverado with busted windows, a rope tied around the steering wheel, and an illegible VIN; a 72-hour courtesy check tag was left on the vehicle. Patrol units conducted routine traffic stops later in the morning on State Road 64 at County Road P at 4:21 AM and at Ackley Road at 7:46 AM, issuing verbal warnings for speeding during both stops. At 10:32 AM, a deputy responded to Rosedale Road regarding a long-standing land survey and trespassing dispute between neighboring property owners. Shortly after, at 10:54 AM, emergency responders were dispatched to an injury crash on Hillside Road , followed by a routine traffic stop on US Highway 45 at 11:06 AM.
During the afternoon, deputies received a report at 2:32 PM from Rusch Road regarding a stolen 20-foot U-Haul moving truck. Outagamie County law enforcement later located the vehicle and confirmed it was an accidental mix-up by a rental client who drove off in the wrong truck; the stolen vehicle entry was subsequently canceled. At 3:28 PM, a caller on County Road T reported a male who was allegedly stalking her parked in her driveway ; deputies addressed the trespassing complaint. Around the same time at 3:34 PM, law enforcement checked on a female reported lying on the ground near State Road 64 and Hogan Street.
Animal complaints were logged at 4:26 PM after two hunting dogs were spotted running along State Road 47 near Fairview Road ; a town ride-along search returned negative results. At 4:39 PM, deputies investigated a domestic battery on Road K where a male reportedly pushed a female, broke another party's nose, and placed a victim in a chokehold before throwing her down stairs. In the evening, officers took a harassment complaint on Road B at 6:11 PM involving explicit texts and videos , followed by a disturbance report at the fairgrounds off Neva Road at 7:04 PM where an individual reportedly struck a minor in the face.
A active vehicle chase in progress was reported at 7:33 PM along State Road 52 near Lang-Nash Lane. At 9:01 PM, deputies investigated criminal damage on Rolling Hills Road after an owner discovered all windows shattered out of a Jeep valued at $20,000. Suspicious security camera activity on South Pratt Road at 9:36 PM resulted in officers searching the area with negative contact. Late-night calls included crash assistance for the Forest County Sheriff's Office on State Road 55 at 11:01 PM , a traffic stop on County Road C near Town Forest Road at 11:23 PM (verbal warning for speed) , follow-up on the fairground altercation at 11:34 PM , and a final traffic stop on US Highway 45 at County Road A at 11:53 PM resulting in a verbal warning for speeding.
Overnight activity began at 1:54 AM with a speeding stop on US Highway 45 at County Road T, where the driver received a verbal warning. At 2:00 AM, a citizen turned in a cell phone found on a bench on Hudson Street, which was placed into the station's lost and found drawer. Officers performed tavern business checks along 5th Avenue and Clermont Street at 2:37 AM. At 3:08 AM, emergency calls came in for a domestic dispute on Kriewaldt Road involving an impaired female trying to retrieve personal items; officers made no contact at the door.
Morning patrol handled a traffic complaint at 7:49 AM regarding a white car speeding on State Road 64 near Shadey Road. At 8:22 AM, responders investigated a property damage crash on East Shore Road near Pickerel Lake Road, finding a vehicle upside down in a ditch with deployed airbags; investigation revealed the driver walked to a nearby residence around 1:00 AM requesting assistance before the car was towed. Road crews were alerted at 9:15 AM to clear a fallen tree blocking the roadway at Indian Hill Drive and Enterprise Lake Road. At 10:27 AM, friendly loose dogs on County Road A were safely caught and reunited with their owner.
In the afternoon, officers handled an identity theft complaint on Clermont Street at 2:20 PM regarding unauthorized loan withdrawals during a period of incarceration. Traffic complaints at 4:23 PM alerted deputies to an erratically driven gray Toyota Tundra heading west on State Road 64 toward Lincoln County; local dispatch coordinated with neighboring authorities. Sequential injury crashes were reported along US Highway 45 at County Road T (5:20 PM) and County Road B (5:21 PM). Welfare checks were conducted on School Street at 5:36 PM , followed by a property crash report at County Road B and County Road C at 5:48 PM involving a truck and trailer backing into another vehicle.
Nighttime patrol searched State Road 64 near Highland Road at 8:39 PM for a black Chevrolet SUV passing illegally in a no-passing zone. At 8:47 PM, officers assisted an intoxicated male passed out near the community building restrooms at the fairgrounds. Deputies responded to Sugarbush Road at 9:58 PM for an active fight between two intoxicated males. Another passed-out intoxicated individual was reported along the fairgrounds fence line near Arctic Street and Farwell Avenue at 10:21 PM. An open 911 line originating near the river off State Road 64 and State Road 55 at 10:32 PM was resolved when text confirmation verified everyone was safe. At 11:22 PM, a driver stopped on Century Avenue underwent field sobriety tests, passed, and was assisted by officers in locating overnight lodging. A final criminal damage complaint on Neva Road was logged at 11:24 PM.
Early morning calls started at 12:25 AM on County Road S, where an officer dispatched an injured deer following a car-versus-animal collision. At 3:16 AM, officers issued a curfew warning to a juvenile near 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street. Suspicious activity was reported on Amron Ave at 7:39 AM after an individual in a blue shirt was seen carrying boots and a box while peering into vehicles; officers advised the party to move along. At 10:58 AM, officers executed a probation entry on Virginia Street using a landlord's key, detaining a subject violating contact prohibitions.
Afternoon complaints included an accidental 911 pocket dial on County Road U at 1:59 PM and a reckless white box truck swerving into ditches and running a stop sign on State Road 64 at 2:23 PM. Financial theft was reported on 5th Avenue and Superior Street at 2:45 PM , and a stray black and white Scottish Terrier found on 6th Avenue at 2:55 PM was turned over to the HAWS shelter. At 3:03 PM, deputies responded to County Road K for a domestic disturbance where a female was reportedly hitting a male's truck and damaged his phone. Parking issues on Neva Road at 3:08 PM were resolved after the owner agreed to move the vehicle.
At 4:13 PM, officers responded to State Road 64 after a hit-and-run driver struck a turn sign and fled into the woods. A traffic stop on Dorr Street at 4:22 PM resulted in a citation for failing to obey a traffic sign and a written warning for operating without insurance. A domestic dispute on Superior Street at 4:58 PM ended peacefully after one party collected personal belongings and left with friends.
Evening calls included a gunshot complaint at Glade Lake Road near the boat launch at 6:10 PM; officers made contact with men target shooting into the water and addressed the issue. Trespassing was reported on Charlotte Street at 6:20 PM , a civil standby for vehicle retrieval occurred on Rolling Hills Road at 6:36 PM , and officers searched unsuccessfully for a motorcycle doing wheelies on Freiburger Avenue at 6:45 PM. Officers attempted a warrant check on Century Avenue at 7:56 PM with no answer at the door. Patrol units completed stops on US Highway 45 at 8:33 PM and 9:15 PM. Reports of distant gunshots on State Road 47 at 10:55 PM resulted in officers searching the area with negative contact. Finally, at 10:15 PM (logged early August 3), Leon Hutton reported multiple stolen items from Elm Road, including vehicles, mowers, chainsaws, and a generator.
Law enforcement conducted a routine hospital beat check on East 5th Avenue at 3:18 AM. At 5:41 AM, a resident reported an unlocked bicycle stolen overnight; the bike was returned shortly after "no questions asked". At 9:16 AM, officers checked on a distressed young girl wearing red walking south on US Highway 45 near Branch Road. Extra patrol checks on Miller Lane at 10:29 AM verified security gates were intact. A welfare check at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 11:20 AM revealed a person lying on the ground was simply stretching.
Midday activity included a traffic complaint near the Dog Park on State Road 64 at 12:52 PM and a property trespass report on Ormsby Road at 12:59 PM. Fraud reports were filed at 2:16 PM on West Goose Island Road involving a phone scammer posing as PayPal and FBI officials. At 2:33 PM, officers responded to a disturbance involving an evicted tenant yelling at a property manager. A verbal argument on South Superior Street at 3:20 PM resulted in officers detaining one individual.
Evening operations included a walk-in harassment report at the Safety Building at 7:05 PM and a gift card scam report at 8:06 PM. Drug-related investigations were initiated on East 5th Avenue at 8:54 PM , followed by a domestic disturbance call at 9:42 PM. Patrol units searched for an intoxicated truck driver who pulled out in front of traffic at 9:53 PM. Late-night calls included ride assistance for a citizen at 11:18 PM , a found Jeep Wrangler key fob on 5th Avenue at 11:29 PM , a check on a dog left outside at 11:44 PM (verified no animals outside) , and securing an open vehicle door at 11:59 PM.
Morning activity included an attempted warrant service at 7:24 AM. At 8:34 AM, officers investigated a property damage crash that resulted in an arrest for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI). A disorderly conduct complaint was logged at 8:37 AM. At 10:07 AM, deputies conducted stationary radar speed enforcement along Turtle Lake Road near County Road K. At 10:31 AM, a citizen magnet fishing recovered a small firearm/object from the water; the State Crime Lab was notified. At 11:01 AM, officers handled a civil dispute on Boat Landing Road regarding an unfulfilled overhead door installation contract.
Afternoon calls featured an animal bite report at 1:37 PM, where human exposure documentation was completed and quarantine proceedings initiated. At 2:46 PM, officers responded to a two-vehicle crash caused by a failure to yield at a stop sign; one driver was cited and Marty's Towing removed the damaged vehicle. An abuse or neglect report was taken at 3:13 PM. At 3:41 PM, deputies documented an ongoing neighbor dispute on Ormsby Road involving property stake tampering captured on surveillance cameras.
Evening incidents included traffic complaints at 5:21 PM on County Road Y at Western Avenue regarding a dark maroon car swerving into oncoming traffic. At 6:07 PM, officers responded to a parking lot disturbance involving a subject yelling and throwing merchandise; the party was calmed down. A motorist changing a blown tire on Koszarek Road at County Road B was assisted at 7:02 PM. Animal bite follow-ups were logged on County Road T at 7:34 PM. At 8:54 PM, officers checked a resident's open apartment door, verifying the residence was clear and secure.
Overnight patrol performed a bank deposit escort at CoVantage drive-thru on 6th Avenue at 12:04 AM. Traffic stops at 12:22 AM resulted in verbal warnings for defective headlights. A domestic disturbance was investigated at 12:36 AM. At 4:33 AM, deputies responded to Dahlke Road near West Bear Lake Road for a vehicle equipped with bullhorns parked since midnight; the occupant was a cross-country traveler sleeping en route from Michigan to Myrtle Beach. At 7:14 AM, a harassment complaint was filed on State Road 64 involving threatening text messages sent after a dropped court case.
At 9:37 AM and 10:04 AM, multiple callers reported an aggressive red semi-truck speeding and tailgating along Superior Street and Neva Road, with a secondary blue semi honking to slow him down; patrol units swept US Highway 45 and County Road T with negative contact. At 10:15 AM, a reported missing mailbox in a construction zone was resolved when the owner realized it was still present with faded numbers. Probation hold arrests were executed at 10:22 AM and 11:22 AM. An illegal dumping complaint was filed at 11:22 AM after garbage bags containing identifying names were found in a ditch on County Road T.
Afternoon reports included controlled burn monitoring on Eagle Lane at 1:38 PM; a secondary call reported an unattended fire, but officers confirmed the property owner was present and the fire was controlled. Sexual assault investigations were opened at 2:55 PM , and commercial property vandalism was reported on Clermont Street at 3:16 PM. Traffic complaints on County Road B near Koepenick Road at 3:34 PM flagged a blue dump truck crossing the center line. At 4:15 PM, a workplace harassment complaint was taken. Fire crews responded to Cole Street at 7:31 PM for smoke coming from an apartment unit. At 10:16 PM, deputies responded to a burglary in progress on State Road 64 after an unknown individual was spotted inside a relative's townhouse.
Early morning operations included checking three individuals inside a building on 5th Avenue at 12:41 AM. Traffic stops at 8th Avenue and Irving Street (2:18 AM) and 10th Avenue and Clermont Street (5:03 AM) resulted in verbal warnings for equipment infractions. At 5:19 AM, deputies responded to County Road S near Price-Polar Road for two loose brown horses running on the highway; a local caller safely contained the animals. Drug investigations were initiated on 5th Avenue at 6:34 AM , and a stray cat brought to the station at 7:12 AM was transported to the HAWS shelter. A speeding stop at 5th Avenue and Laurisa Lane at 7:47 AM resulted in a verbal warning.
Morning administrative calls included a notification for commercial sprinkler testing on Forrest Road at 8:44 AM. At 9:27 AM, a victim reported a hacked mobile application account. At 9:50 AM, officers investigated a hit-and-run crash near a carwash on Superior Street where a gray pickup struck a silver Buick and drove off. Information requests regarding municipal weapon laws (10:40 AM) and Concealed Carry Licensing (12:22 PM) were handled at the lobby. Traffic complaints on US Highway 45 at County Road G at 10:47 AM alerted patrol to an erratically swerving Chevy Tahoe traveling southbound; teletype alerts were forwarded to Shawano County.
At 11:39 AM, fire departments responded to Angle Road near Blue Bell Road for a 100-square-foot straw field fire that spread to a farm tractor; multiple fire tenders and engines arrived on scene to extinguish the blaze. Police escorted funeral processions along 5th Avenue and State Road 64 between 11:53 AM and 11:55 AM. Subjects were taken into custody on active warrants and probation holds on Clermont Street at 1:25 PM and 1:50 PM.
Late afternoon calls included a vehicle lockout at City Park at 3:18 PM and a suspicious grey Ford SUV driving wrong-way on Sunset Road at 4:32 PM. At 5:59 PM, a found dog wearing a shock collar near 10th Avenue and South Mayfair Street was reunited with its owner. Criminal damage was reported on Shadey Road at 6:58 PM after a tan Dodge pickup smashed a mailbox. Nighttime stops on Morse Street at 9:00 PM and Neva Road at 11:50 PM resulted in citations for operating without insurance and verbal warnings for headlight infractions. An open 911 line on County Road C at 9:02 PM was verified as an accidental dial by a resident raking his lawn. At 10:55 PM, officers responded to Century Avenue for a smoking dispute; the subject was trespass-warned and dropped off elsewhere. Patrol units cleared County Road C at 11:51 PM after searching for three loose cows in the road.
Early morning operations began at 3:44 AM with a traffic stop at County Road S and County Road O; the driver received a verbal warning for failing to stop at a stop sign. At 6:19 AM, officers responded to Forrest Road after a citizen reported items stolen from a family member's gravesite at the local cemetery. At 6:53 AM, a traffic stop on County Road C near Peterson Road resulted in a citation for speeding and a warning for lack of insurance proof. Finally, at 7:29 AM, deputies conducted a motorist assist on County Road T near West Duck Lake Road, confirming the driver and vehicle were clear.
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