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High-Speed Pursuit, Midnight K-9 Search, and OWI Arrest Highlight Active Week in Langlade County

Law enforcement across Antigo and rural Langlade County handle high-speed chases, drug confiscations, traffic enforcement, and property investigations.

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Langlade County Law Enforcement Dispatch Logs

Sunday, October 18, 2026

Early morning activity began at 00:20:19 when officers conducted a traffic stop on Neva Road, executing a consent search that resulted in a subject being taken into custody and transported to the police department. Shortly thereafter, at 00:46:42, officers logged an offense call on 3rd Avenue. At 01:57:53, police investigated a suspicious activity call at 2nd Avenue and Langlade Road.

A major incident occurred at 02:54:18 on Lincoln Street when an officer initiated a traffic stop on a Dodge Durango traveling at a high rate of speed. Police terminated the pursuit for safety and broadcast an attempt-to-locate (ATL) alert to the Langlade County Sheriff's Office and Lincoln County Sheriff's Office before officers relocated the vehicle. A K-9 handler deployed a tracking dog heading northbound through the tree line near State Road 64 and County Road HH to search for the fleeing driver.

Daytime operations began at 09:52:28 with a follow-up investigation on Lincoln Street, where officers reported negative contact and no vehicles in the driveway. At 10:32:06, a criminal damage complaint was reported on Arctic Street after a resident discovered property—including a television and computer—damaged by BB gun fire. Officers completed a follow-up search on State Road 64 at 12:45:22 after receiving homeowner consent. At 13:54:21, a citizen visited the Safety Building lobby at 840 Clermont Street to discuss a complex citation matter. Officers responded to a two-party domestic dispute on Elm Street at 14:46:04, followed by an offense report on Superior Street at 15:21:49 and an NCIC check at Virginia Street and 10th Avenue at 16:05:38.

Late afternoon calls included a verbal domestic argument on Center Street at 16:19:53 where officers maintained civil standby on scene, followed by a follow-up investigation on 5th Avenue at 16:44:15. At 17:56:22, officers met with a citizen on 9th Avenue regarding a family court custody agreement. Emergency services responded to a fire call on Lincoln Street at 18:04:15, confirming an extinguished leaf pile with lingering smoke and no active fire. An abandoned bicycle turned in on Clermont Street was recorded at 18:51:24, and officers provided citizen assistance on Lincoln Street at 19:36:54 regarding an individual in a green hoodie leaving in a vehicle.

During late-night patrols at 21:56:30, officers located the Durango involved in the earlier pursuit parked in a driveway on Lincoln Street, where house lights were turned off prior to knocking. At 22:26:49, a traffic complaint was logged on Charlotte Court after a driver reported a truck with wide tires flashing its lights and attempting to run her vehicle off the road. Responders assisted another agency on Charlotte Court at 22:35:16 regarding a loud verbal argument between multiple individuals, and wrapped up the night at 22:43:31 investigating odd messages reported on Edison Street.

Monday, October 19, 2026

Overnight activity opened at 01:39:48 on 10th Avenue, where an officer investigated reports of lights shining in trees and pounding noises, finding nothing suspicious. A 911 hang-up was logged on Badger Avenue at 02:10:00. Officers checked an unoccupied suspicious vehicle on 5th Avenue at 04:35:07 and completed a beat patrol on 5th Avenue at 04:37:50. Public works and police cleared a dead deer carcass from Hogan Street at 05:28:39.

Morning traffic monitors were established for school and funeral routes at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 07:14:32 and Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 07:23:54. Traffic enforcement at 10th Avenue and Elm Street at 07:38:55 resulted in a driver receiving a speed warning for 38 mph and traffic safety materials, while a stop at 5th Avenue and Pine Street at 08:10:55 resulted in a speeding citation and pamphlet. Theft from a property was reported on 3rd Avenue at 09:15:13, and officers assisted a confused, barefoot citizen on Elm Street at 09:18:00.

Midday police actions included taking a subject into custody on a probation hold at 2124 Clermont Street at 11:06:21 and assisting with a vehicle lockout without damage at the Langlade County Humane Society at 2204 Clermont Street at 11:46:58. A 911 hang-up on 10th Avenue was checked at 12:40:47, an NCIC check was conducted at the Safety Building at 840 Clermont Street at 12:49:24, and a fraud investigation was reopened on Superior Street at 12:59:43.

Afternoon calls included a follow-up investigation on Superior Street at 14:34:05 and a traffic stop on Superior Street at 14:54:21 that resulted in a subject being arrested. School monitor patrols were completed at Superior Street and Graham Avenue at 14:59:26. Store management on Superior Street filed a retail theft report at 15:16:00 regarding stolen energy supplements and candy bars, followed by investigation follow-ups at 15:37:38. Officers responded to a property damage collision on Deleglise Street at 15:38:13 involving a truck arm striking a parked Chevrolet Silverado.

Evening routines included an offense log on 6th Avenue at 16:30:57, agency assistance on County Road G at 19:25:40, and an NCIC check at 840 Clermont Street at 20:34:51. Follow-up on 6th Avenue at 21:15:48 addressed an unregistered vehicle parked on the road, a noise complaint on 2nd Avenue at 21:46:35 was resolved after officers found residents attempting to remove a stubborn tire, and a traffic stop occurred at Mendlik Avenue and North Superior Street at 22:39:48.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Morning operations began at 07:06:15 with an animal complaint near Lincoln Street and 1st Avenue regarding a loose tan dog, though officers were unable to locate it. Traffic patrols monitored school zones at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 07:15:34 and Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 07:24:07. An offense call was recorded on 10th Avenue at 08:55:24, and an officer unlocked a grey Ford Escape in front of the Kwik Trip at 815 South Superior Street at 09:44:19.

Another offense entry was logged on 10th Avenue at 09:54:56. At 10:13:39, officers responded to a two-vehicle crash involving a Kia and a Lincoln at Superior Street and 2nd Avenue; tow services were dispatched, and an investigating officer was bitten by a dog on scene. Investigators conducted follow-ups on 5th Avenue at 10:48:34 and an NCIC check at 840 Clermont Street at 12:25:44. A civil complaint involving a prior vehicle accident in Michigan was logged on Amron Avenue at 12:46:43, followed by another follow-up on 5th Avenue at 13:31:14.

Afternoon activities included unlocking a red Chevrolet Silverado at 5th Avenue and Fulton Street at 14:03:13 and responding to a two-vehicle injury crash at Clermont Street and Amron Avenue at 14:03:29. A lost mountain bike was recovered on 4th Avenue at 14:35:33, an offense call was handled on 3rd Avenue at 14:59:25, and a found men's wedding band was turned in from Graham Avenue at 15:08:57. Officers checked a noise complaint involving revving truck engines on 5th Avenue and Clermont Street at 15:34:43, conducted follow-up on State Road 64 at 15:50:57, assisted jail personnel on Clermont Street at 16:17:04, and recorded an offense on Superior Street at 16:47:47.

In the evening, a theft report was taken on Fred Street at 17:25:54, follow-up occurred on Deleglise Street at 18:38:55, and a harassment complaint was logged on Charlotte Street at 18:42:15. Officers responded to 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street at 19:52:55 for a harassment complaint involving kids on bicycles; during the call, a loose dog returned home safely. Officers checked on a cyclist at 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street at 20:09:53 and suspicious activity on Superior Street at 20:47:31. Night shift units responded to a reported fight in progress on Superior Street at 22:31:00, conducted a traffic stop resulting in a verbal warning (VW) on Superior Street at 23:19:26, and finished with a follow-up investigation on Superior Street at 23:23:02.

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Sheriff deputies handled rural enforcement starting at 01:47:03 with a requested property security check on County Road W. Extra patrols were conducted at County Road P and Harmon Road at 02:31:50 and Buettner Road at 02:44:44. A 911 hang-up call was checked near County Road P and Wilson School Road at 05:51:29. At 06:59:24, deputies responded to County Road A and County Road TT where a semi went off the roadway near the Wolf River wayside; no injuries occurred, and the vehicle was cleared.

Morning traffic stops included State Road 64 and Ackley Road at 07:52:57, where a driver received verbal warnings (VW) for expired registration and no proof of insurance. An informational fire drill notification was recorded on 10th Avenue at 07:54:08, and a citizen assist door hanger was placed on County Road A at 10:03:58. Deputies responded to domestic dispute calls on Western Avenue at 12:10:29 and 2nd Avenue at 12:17:52. An insurance report was logged on US Highway 45 near County Road G at 13:11:23 after a rock cracked a windshield, and motorist assistance was rendered at County Road A and Gureski Road at 13:35:42.

In the afternoon, a deputy logged a found boat seat in the ditch along US Highway 45 near Huggins Road at 14:22:47 and dispatched an injured deer on County Road V near US Highway 45 at 15:13:11. An incident call on County Road A was logged at 19:19:04, and deputies investigated a domestic complaint on State Road 55 at 19:32:57. Late-night calls included a noise complaint regarding loud music on Sunset Road at 22:44:21 and a fire response on County Road CC at 22:50:26.

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Overnight response began at 00:56:37 when officers and deputies resolved a noise complaint on Lincoln Street involving a resident using tools to fix a tire in a parking lot. Follow-up took place at 01:01:05, agency assistance occurred on McCloud Road at 04:17:29, and a property check on County Road W confirmed the house was dark and secure at 04:26:09. Early traffic stops resulted in verbal warnings (VW) for tail lights at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 05:28:37 and for speed at Neva Road and Ackley Street at 05:46:55. School crossing monitoring was maintained at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 07:11:15 and Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 07:11:25.

Deputies removed a deer carcass from Clear Lake Road near County Road K at 07:28:32, and testing notice for sprinklers on Watson Street was logged at 08:16:22. Officers handled a sidewalk parking complaint on 5th Avenue at 08:47:44 and a civil matter on 5th Avenue at 08:54:59. Test DA reports were logged at 840 Clermont Street at 09:15:01, followed by an interaction with a distraught citizen in the lobby at 09:34:57. Desk officers recorded an abuse report at 09:48:31, theft at 10:07:36, sexual assault at 10:40:33, an animal complaint for a stray dog at 10:59:39, neighbor harassment at 11:43:58, follow-up investigation at 11:50:37, theft at 11:55:40, drugs at 12:22:37, and citizen assistance at 12:53:59 and 13:21:37.

Afternoon calls included deputies clearing dumped tires from Sugarbush Road south of State Road 47 at 14:16:55 and checking a tow truck at Clermont Street and Century Avenue at 14:19:50. School patrols ran at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 14:38:14. A disorderly conduct call regarding loud neighbors on the grass was checked at 14:57:01, with officers finding no physical altercation. Probation hold entries were logged at 15:10:24 and follow-up at 16:04:20.

Traffic stops generated verbal warnings (VW) for unregistered status at Superior Street and 3rd Avenue at 16:07:51 and for expired registration at Superior Street and 5th Avenue at 16:43:40. A driver at Superior Street and 9th Avenue was cited for operating while suspended (OWS) at 17:06:53. Deputies checked an attended brush burn on Kakes Road at 16:18:22, and an accidental 911 call was checked on Edison Road at 17:44:37. At 17:46:02, a stop at Edison Street and Mendlik Avenue resulted in a subject being arrested (10-95).

Evening stops resulted in verbal warnings (VW) for speed at Forrest Road and South Superior Street at 19:43:53, South Superior Street and Forrest Road at 19:54:16, and Superior Street and 7th Avenue at 20:12:43. Deputies checked a semi truck with safety cones at County Road T and Jack Lake Flag Road at 19:58:10. Additional stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) for expired registration at Century Avenue and Charlotte Court at 20:29:36, plate obstruction and no insurance at 1st Avenue and Fulton Street at 20:39:53, headlight and registration issues at State Road 64 and Bank Road at 21:21:06, and speed at US Highway 45 and Koepenick Road at 21:25:11.

Late-night calls included an accidental 911 phone throw call at 21:10:31, an alarm at 22:23:38, and repeated accidental 911 dials at 22:55:35. A consent search on US Highway 45 and County Road D yielded negative drug results, resulting in verbal warnings (VW) for speed and insurance at 23:01:35, while deputies assisted a driver in turning off building lights along US Highway 45 at 23:39:58.

Friday, October 23, 2026

Early morning enforcement included a car-versus-deer crash report on State Road 64 at 01:58:48 involving a Chevrolet Equinox. A traffic stop at US Highway 45 and County Road V for an open tailgate yielded a verbal warning (VW) for speed at 03:32:27. Stops in Antigo yielded verbal warnings (VW) for headlight and insurance defects at South Superior Street and Forrest Road at 04:51:15 and speed at Willard Avenue and Neva Road at 05:01:14.

Morning school crossing patrols were stationed at Superior Street and Graham Avenue at 07:23:29 and 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 07:27:26. Deputies responded to a car-versus-deer crash at County Road C and Town Forest Road at 07:37:58 involving a Nissan Altima; airbags deployed and tow recovery was arranged. A traffic stop at Superior Street and Irving Street at 08:26:31 yielded a verbal warning (VW) for speed, and a probation hold arrest occurred at 09:13:17. Deputies responded to a semi truck blocking gas pumps on Bissell Street at 09:45:51, which moved as units arrived. A fraud report on Park Road at 09:48:36 detailed an attempted $3,000 fraudulent bank transfer that was successfully reversed.

Midday work involved removing a large piece of plywood from a traffic lane at 11:28:28, helping animal control set a live trap for a lost accident dog at 11:37:35, and collecting two stray dogs at 12:18:30. Property crash reports were taken on State Road 52 at 12:23:47, and school patrol was conducted at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 14:51:01. Shoplifting reports were documented at 15:18:20, and deputies conducted a welfare check on State Road 55 at 15:23:50 regarding alleged domestic abuse. Officers addressed a hallway debris dispute at 15:57:34 and an agency assist at Century Avenue and Saratoga Street at 16:43:27.

Evening calls included deputies resolving a civil property dispute on Trout Road at 18:02:14, recording a controlled burn on Hetto Road at 18:07:17, checking screaming individuals at 18:10:04, and clearing a deer hazard on State Road 64 near Memorial Drive at 18:49:08. Speed stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) on US Highway 45 and Clinic Street at 19:30:18, US Highway 45 and County Road B (tail light) at 19:38:56, and Superior Street and 8th Avenue at 20:41:04.

At 21:02:36, deputies and fire crews (Engine 13/Attack 11) responded to US Highway 45 and Birch Road for a deer crash with injuries, providing aid to an occupant with facial pain. Officers investigated a hit-and-run on County Road D at 21:52:00 where a gray Toyota Tacoma hit a parked Jeep Liberty. Stops at 10th Avenue and Superior Street at 21:23:07 and Clermont Street and 8th Avenue at 21:48:03 resulted in verbal warnings (VW) for speed and expired registration. Late calls concluded with a noise complaint for loud music at 22:53:56 and a motorist assist check at County Road A and County Road V at 23:43:49.

Saturday, October 24, 2026

Overnight patrols checked suspicious activity outside a gas station on Antigo Street at 00:29:04. A traffic stop at Neva Road and Amron Avenue resulted in a written warning (WW) for speed at 00:37:17. Officers investigated a harassment complaint regarding hallway debris dumping at 01:13:27 and resolved a loud music/vacuuming noise complaint at 02:00:57.

Daytime calls included a welfare check at 09:12:57, a car-versus-fox report on US Highway 45 near Noboken Lane at 10:42:06, and a fraud report taken at the Safety Building regarding Winter Road at 11:24:34. A domestic harassment complaint regarding child visitation threats was taken on State Road 64 at 12:02:37, while a dog owner on McCloud Road sought animal shelter guidance at 12:19:21 after a newly acquired Pitbull/Husky mix attacked another pet. A store manager filed an informational customer harassment report at 12:51:44, and criminal damage was reported at 15:17:05 after a rock was thrown through a windshield.

Afternoon traffic enforcement yielded verbal warnings (VW) for expired registration at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 15:29:51 and a car-versus-deer report at County Road B and Borth Lake Road at 15:44:29. A property dispute was handled at 17:13:56, and officers issued verbal advisories to car show drivers at Heinzen Park at 17:34:11. Beat patrol was logged at Aspirus Langlade Hospital at 18:31:27. A stop at Walmart on State Road 64 yielded a verbal warning (VW) for a defective tail light at 18:46:32, and a domestic dispute at 18:48:34 led to a subject being arrested.

Evening traffic stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) for speed at US Highway 45 and County Road N at 19:32:49, headlight issues at State Road 64 and County Road S at 20:19:13, speed citations at US Highway 45 and County Road B at 20:27:56, and speed warnings at 2nd Avenue and Virginia Street at 20:51:49. A car-versus-deer crash involving a Ford Explorer occurred at State Road 64 and Combs Road at 20:19:55. Additional speeding citations were issued on US Highway 45 near County Road T at 21:29:31 and Koepenick Road at 22:45:50. An Apple Watch fall alert on State Road 64 was confirmed accidental at 22:29:45. Deputies monitored a suspicious red Chevrolet Camaro from Otter Lake Wayside to the county line at 23:04:27. Late calls finished with a bank deposit escort at CoVantage Drive Thru at 23:22:16 and a bicycle lighting advisory at 5th Avenue and Clermont Street at 23:29:21.

Sunday, October 25, 2026

Overnight activity included picking up a stray collie on County Road D at 00:09:35, resolving a moving-out noise complaint on Fred Street at 00:39:36, and making a probation hold arrest during a disorderly conduct response on 5th Avenue at 01:18:50. A drug complaint on 5th Avenue at 02:03:17 yielded negative results. A speeding citation was issued at US Highway 45 and County Road T at 02:08:42, and deputies checked a paranoid disturbance call on South Pratt Road at 03:44:53.

Daytime operations included beat patrol at Boardwalk on 2nd Avenue at 08:08:16 and a traffic warning for failure to yield at Clermont Street and 2nd Avenue at 08:47:03. Found dogs were transported to HAWS from Park Street at 09:58:16. Speed stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) at State Road 17 and County Road Q at 10:01:32 and State Road 17 and Two Island Lake Road (boat trailer) at 10:10:38. An alarm on South Superior Street was cleared at 10:18:12 after a resident entered the wrong code.

Afternoon calls included an erratic driver search on US Highway 45 near Enterprise Lake Road at 13:17:40 and a neighbor dispute over a lawnmower hitting a property stake on Elm Street at 13:24:34. A traffic stop at 1st Avenue and Arctic Street at 16:22:02 resulted in an operating after revocation (OAR) referral, and officers verified people driving slowly searching for a lost cat at Gowan Road and 10th Avenue at 16:33:43. A car-versus-deer crash report was completed at US Highway 45 and State Road 47 at 16:54:03.

Evening traffic stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) for speed at Superior Street and Milton Street at 17:09:14, Washington Avenue and Neva Road at 17:27:01, Forrest Road and South Superior Street at 17:36:29, Superior Street and Irving Street at 17:48:02, and Superior Street and 10th Avenue at 18:01:18. A deer crash was logged at State Road 64 and Shadey Road at 17:54:52. Officers investigated a road rage report involving a silver Silverado on Clermont Street at 19:03:45 and checked a vehicle off the road near Sawmill Surplus at 19:44:20, granting 24 hours for removal.

At 21:05:21, officers responded to a traffic crash near the Super 8 on Century Avenue, conducting field sobriety tests that resulted in an arrest for Operating While Intoxicated (10-50 / 10-55). Late speed stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) at State Road 64 and Buettner Road at 22:23:05.

Monday, October 26, 2026

Overnight activity opened at 01:45:40 on Lincoln Street with a disorderly conduct noise complaint, where partygoers agreed to quiet down. Early traffic stops resulted in verbal warnings (VW) for speed and lane control at South Superior Street and Hickory Street at 04:45:21, speed education at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 04:53:03, and speed on US Highway 45 and County Road I at 04:58:43. A written warning (WW) for a defective tail light was issued at 6th Avenue and Superior Street at 05:00:31, and a speed warning was given at Forrest Road and South Superior Street at 05:10:34.

Morning school crossing patrols were staffed at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 07:10:44 and 5th Avenue and Superior Street at 07:18:32. An accidental 911 dial was verified on Forest Road at 07:34:56, a car-versus-deer crash was logged on State Road 17 near County Road Q at 07:45:07, and a speed warning was issued on State Road 64 at 07:57:01. Bank account theft was reported on 4th Avenue at 09:36:36. Officers dispatched a trapped raccoon on Hogan Street at 10:11:23 and took a shoplifting report supported by video evidence on Neva Road at 12:41:31.

In the afternoon, deputies conducted a traffic stop at County Road S and County Road AA at 14:02:55, conducting a probable cause search that resulted in the seizure of minor drug paraphernalia and a speeding citation. A vehicle lockout on 9th Avenue was resolved by the owner at 14:51:15, and school monitoring was conducted at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 15:02:23. A missing or stolen hunting firearm report was taken on Superior Street at 15:54:57.

Evening enforcement included a citation for operating while suspended (OWS) on Superior Street at 17:47:00. Responders handled a rear-end collision on Deleglise Street at 18:47:23 involving a parked vehicle and airbag deployment. A side-mirror hit-and-run crash was reported on Washington Avenue at 19:44:10, a dog bite was reported on 4th Avenue at 20:17:46, and a speed warning was issued at Superior Street and 10th Avenue at 21:11:27.

Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Early morning dispatch logs began with a harassment complaint on County Road S at 00:33:32. A traffic stop at County Road S and County Road F at 01:31:34 resulted in a speeding citation. Subsequent traffic stops yielded verbal warnings (VW) for a burnt-out tail light on US Highway 45 and County Road N at 05:55:53 and missing tail lights at County Road A and County Road B at 06:29:57. Deputies dispatched an injured deer on County Road A near County Road O at 06:30:52. Morning traffic stops concluded with verbal warnings (VW) for speed at County Road C and Franc Road at 07:55:11 and County Road B and County Road C at 08:06:05.

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