City of Antigo & Langlade Co Police Reports

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Antigo Police Department

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

The day began shortly after midnight with a traffic stop where officers confirmed a warrant (10-99) and took a subject into custody. Shortly after at 1:13 AM, a vehicle was stopped near Superior Street and 10th Avenue for missing a front plate, resulting in a verbal warning. At 2:56 AM, a resident near 5th Avenue and Edison Street reported a noise complaint regarding a loud plow operating in the area. Morning activity included a bank deposit check at Covantage and an animal complaint at 6:40 AM where a citizen found a cat in a carrier and turned it over to police.

Midday saw a property accident reported at 11:04 AM involving a vehicle that had rolled into a ditch; however, no one was found around the vehicle. Officers also responded to a lockout at the hospital (112 E 5th Ave) and a minor rear-end collision at 1:01 PM which was deemed unreportable. Throughout the afternoon, police handled a civil process on Clermont Street, a disorderly conduct call requesting the removal of an individual, and a found property case at the Safety Building where a wallet was turned in.

The evening shifted to traffic and animal control. At 5:17 PM, a driver was stopped at 715 Superior Street (Ace Hardware) for operating without headlights. Around 5:30 PM, officers responded to a complaint of dogs left outside pawing at a door; the owner was warned to reduce the number of dogs on the premises. Later traffic enforcement included a stop at State Road 64 and Jerome Street for unsafe lane deviation, and a motorist assist at 5th Avenue and Superior Street where a driver left a broken-down vehicle in a parking lot for the night. The day concluded with a traffic stop at Clermont and Ackley Street where a warning was mailed for Operating Without a License (OWL), and a final stop at Neva Road and Prosser Place for suspended registration.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Officers were active early, initiating a traffic stop at 815 S Superior Street (Kwik Trip) at 2:27 AM, followed by a noise complaint at Superior Street and 8th Avenue at 4:39 PM regarding a revving engine, though the area was quiet upon arrival. At 4:59 AM, officers responded to State Road 64 and Hogan Street where a plow operator was approached by a driver who had run off the road; fortunately, there were no injuries.

The morning shift handled a domestic disturbance at 6:36 AM and a report of criminal damage shortly after. Following an assistance call to another agency and a sexual assault report, officers conducted a welfare check in the afternoon. At 3:55 PM, officers responded to 2124 Clermont Street for a probation hold, taking a subject into custody without incident.

Evening operations included a traffic stop at Superior Street and 1st Avenue for expired registration and a suspicious activity call at 449 State Road 64 (Dunham's) where individuals were advised they could not loiter in the parking lot. At 8:57 PM, a driver was stopped at Clermont Street and Century Avenue for a defective headlamp. Minutes later, officers assisted a motorist who ran out of fuel at Neva Road and Arctic Street. The night wrapped up with a suspicious activity check at the Sleep Inn just before midnight.

Thursday, December 4, 2025

Early morning calls included a fire call at 2:54 AM and a request for a wrecker at 7th Avenue and Field Street at 4:11 AM for a vehicle stuck in a ditch. Police responded to a domestic dispute at 5:16 AM and an animal complaint at 5:42 AM regarding dogs barking loudly in the morning. At 7:23 AM, officers investigated a report of suspicious "beeping" near Mendlik Avenue and Clermont Street, but discovered it was simply a dryer running.

Morning traffic duties included assisting a motorist at Clermont Street and Ackley Street whose vehicle had broken down. At 10:28 AM, officers attempted to locate a car hauler struggling to cross Superior Street and 4th Avenue but were unable to locate the vehicle. Afternoon events included a welfare check where the subject was found sleeping safely, a harassment complaint, and a traffic stop at S Superior Street and Cherry Street for speeding.

At 5:37 PM, officers executed a warrant service at 840 Clermont Street. Later, at 7:57 PM, police assisted a motorist with a tow request at Century Avenue and Neva Road. The night concluded with a follow-up investigation at Walmart on State Road 64, a bail jumping report, and a noise complaint at 11:27 PM.

Friday, December 5, 2025

Patrols began with back-to-back traffic stops near Superior Street and 10th Avenue just after 12:56 AM, issuing a warning for speed. Following an alarm and a mental health call, officers responded to a noise complaint at 6:55 AM where neighbors were causing a disturbance.

Mid-morning involved a vehicle lockout at the clinic and a juvenile offense report. In the afternoon, officers conducted a welfare check at 2:49 PM, confirming the subject was okay, and served a warrant at 3:49 PM, successfully taking a subject into custody. Police also engaged in public relations at Antigo High School (1900 10th Ave) twice during the evening.

Traffic incidents included a property accident at State Road 64 and W 5th Avenue at 5:50 PM. An animal complaint was filed at 5:57 PM regarding two dogs running loose near the hospital. Later, at 7:42 PM, police responded to a noise complaint where residents agreed to turn down their music. The night ended with a hit-and-run report at 8:43 PM and a mental health call at 11:23 PM.

Saturday, December 6, 2025

At 2:08 AM, officers investigated an "open door" complaint at 801 6th Ave, determining that the wind had blown the door open. At 3:37 AM, a caller reported suspicious activity regarding a vehicle driving back and forth, but officers were unable to locate it. A hit-and-run was reported at Clermont Street and 5th Avenue at 4:05 AM, followed by a domestic disturbance at 4:24 AM.

Morning activities included an alarm at 8:39 AM and a welfare check at 9:39 AM. At 1:38 PM, a citizen reported a cell phone found in the road at 4th Avenue and Superior Street, which was later picked up by the owner. At 4:21 PM, a parking complaint was filed in the Safety Building lobby. The evening included multiple bank deposit escorts and a lockout assistance call at 6:48 PM where the resident waited in the garage.

Sunday, December 7, 2025

Sunday began with a welfare check at 7:04 AM on Clermont Street that yielded no results. Throughout the day, officers responded to several accidental 911 hang-up calls, including one at Aldi on Neva Road and another at the hospital. At 10:36 AM, an alarm at Dorr Street was checked and the building was found secure.

In the afternoon, police investigated an abuse or neglect report at Field Street and a snowmobile complaint at North Avenue and Charlotte Street, though the snowmobiles were not located. At 7:46 PM, suspicious activity was reported on State Road 64 involving individuals tampering with a gas cover on a parked vehicle. The day ended with an assist citizen call at the hospital and an alarm on Superior Street at 10:33 PM.

Monday, December 8, 2025

Traffic enforcement started early with a stop at Neva Road and Farwell Avenue at 1:36 AM involving a consent search and a speed warning. Another stop occurred at 5:09 AM at 112 E 5th Avenue for expired registration. From 6:45 AM to 8:00 AM, officers managed school crossing duties at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street.

Midday calls included a fraud report on Hogan Street, a lease dispute on 10th Avenue, and a civil complaint regarding a key exchange on Superior Street. At 1:18 PM, officers responded to Neva Road and Willard Avenue for a male walking in the roadway; he was advised to move to safety. A neighbor dispute regarding snow blowing and dogs was reported on Wausau Road at 2:06 PM.

Later in the afternoon, a semi-truck required assistance with triangles after getting stuck at Century Avenue and Clermont Street. Police also responded to a theft at Little Caesars on Clermont Street at 6:34 PM. At 8:09 PM, a parking complaint was fielded at 733 Superior Street regarding a white van blocking customers, but it was gone upon arrival. The night closed with a traffic stop on Superior Street at 11:18 PM resulting in a warning for operating without a license (OWL).

Tuesday, December 9, 2025

The final day of this report began with an incident at Rainbow Laundry (908 5th Ave) at 1:33 AM. At 2:28 AM, a vehicle was stopped at 8th Avenue and Superior Street receiving a written warning for a defective tail light. Police assisted a citizen with a flat tire at Kwik Trip (455 State Rd 64) at 3:49 AM.

Morning reports included a civil complaint regarding a past issue, a juvenile offense, and a report of a suspicious vehicle running in a parking lot at 10:46 AM, which was checked and cleared. At 1:51 PM, police handled a trespassing complaint at the Antigo Public Library (617 Clermont St) regarding an individual not allowed on the property.

Afternoon incidents included a minor property accident at Superior Street and 7th Avenue involving a bent license plate and a vehicle lockout at Walmart. At 6:54 PM, a fraud report was taken regarding a scam by a medical supply company. The reporting period concluded with a domestic disturbance call at 8:47 PM, a welfare check resolved due to internet issues, and a traffic stop at Clermont Street and 4th Avenue at 11:35 PM, resulting in multiple written warnings.

Langlade County Sheriff's Reports

Wednesday, December 3

The department’s day began early with a 911 hang-up call around 7:17 AM from the area of State Rd 64 and Ackley Rd. Dispatchers heard an open line with music in the background, but the vehicle was traveling eastbound and no suspicious activity was located. Later in the morning, at 9:41 AM, deputies responded to a property damage accident at County Rd A and County Rd TT. A vehicle had slid into the ditch; however, the homeowner assisted in pulling the vehicle out, and no damage was reported.

Around midday, deputies handled property cases, including a black wallet lost on Fifth Ave Rd and a report from Badger Rd regarding a possibly stolen bird dog that is microchipped. By 2:00 PM, officers investigated a harassment complaint on Minola St involving disturbing messages and threats sent via messenger; the reporting party was advised to seek a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO).

The evening commute saw deer-related hazards. At 6:57 PM, an accident involving an animal was reported at State Rd 64 and Clover Rd. Shortly after, at 7:24 PM, another collision occurred at County Rd D and County Rd S where a driver struck two deer, leaving one alive in the ditch with plastic debris scattered on the road.

Thursday, December 4

Officers were active overnight, performing a business check on Bissell St at 2:19 AM. As the morning began, a parking complaint came in at 6:16 AM from State Rd 55, where a semi-truck with its lights off was reported blocking gas pumps while running. A traffic stop occurred at 7:58 AM on N Langlade Rd, resulting in a verbal warning for a VW driver who was left of center and failed to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk.

At 8:29 AM, a welfare check was requested on Noboken Ln after a patient missed a clinic appointment; deputies contacted the subject who was found to be okay (10-2). Morning activity continued with a business check on County Rd DD and a gun or shooting call on Mill Rd around 10:33 AM. At 11:43 AM, deputies responded to E 10th Avenue Rd for a death investigation where the funeral home was contacted by the family.

The evening shifted to theft and traffic safety. At 6:57 PM on Washington St, a theft was reported involving license plates taken from a dropped-off car; it was determined there was a prior agreement to return the plates, and the parties were advised to resolve the exchange by morning. Finally, at 8:03 PM, a significant crash occurred at State Rd 17 and County Rd Q where a vehicle struck a deer. The collision caused airbag deployment and front passenger damage, and the driver suffered a possible broken wrist.

Friday, December 5

A major accident occurred early at 5:51 AM at County Rd C and Rosedale Rd. A semi-truck carrying logs collided with a truck, resulting in the semi jackknifing into the ditch. While EMS was declined, the road was covered in debris, and heavy wreckers were required to clear the scene. Later, at 8:08 AM, another wrecker was needed at State Rd 64 and Fish Hatchery Rd for a box truck in the ditch.

Mid-morning saw a traffic stop at Antigo St and County Rd K resulting in a verbal warning for expired registration. At 11:54 AM, an animal complaint on County Rd W involved a horse seen wearing a jacket but lacking shelter; deputies checked and confirmed the animal had a blanket, food, and water.

Afternoon incidents included a vehicle in the ditch west of State Rd 64 at 3:38 PM and a hit-and-run reported at 6:01 PM near US 45 and State Rd 47. A silver Toyota Corolla crossed the centerline and struck the reporting party's truck, though the damage was minor enough that the victim declined a full report. Later that evening, at 9:03 PM, a truck struck a deer at County Rd S and Spring Rd. The night concluded with a slide-in accident at 10:53 PM on Old 26 Rd; the driver was uninjured but unable to pay for a tow, so deputies provided a ride to a residence.

Saturday, December 6

The morning began with a 911 hang-up from County Rd A at 7:32 AM, which turned out to be a 4-year-old playing with the phone. At 9:38 AM, a landlord/tenant dispute was reported on Sunnyside Rd regarding changed locks; the reporting party was advised this was a civil matter. Around 10:53 AM, a grey car was found in the ditch at US 45 and State Rd 47, possibly related to an incident from the previous night.

In the late afternoon, at 5:46 PM on Trillium Ln, an animal bite was reported where a neighbor's dog bit a subject who subsequently sought urgent care. Shortly after, at 6:04 PM, a red Dodge Ram went into the ditch on Chillie Rd; the driver made it home safely.

Evening calls included a complex abuse or neglect complaint at 7:53 PM from Mary Lake Ln, where a caller in Florida reported his son was kicked out of a vehicle on Sawyer Lake Rd due to a behavioral dispute. At 9:40 PM, a red SUV drove off the road into trees at County Rd A and County Rd O, knocking down a stop sign. A bail jumping investigation was initiated at 9:52 PM on County Rd V regarding prohibited contact via Snapchat.

Sunday, December 7

Deputies responded to a variety of community calls, starting with a 911 hang-up at 12:23 PM on Church St caused by a broken phone. At 2:58 PM, a resident on County Rd T and N Summit Ln requested a tag for a deer that had been hit the previous night, wishing to salvage the meat.

A suspicious situation was reported at 3:32 PM on County Rd A. A caller noted a black Jeep parked near the Neva Town Hall during a "Giving Tree" event with no one around; extra patrols were requested. Later, at 5:12 PM, a blue Subaru struck a deer at US 45 and Branch Rd; the deer was then struck a second time by a Dodge Durango following behind.

The evening included a report of suspicious activity at 7:39 PM on State Rd 52, where a resident was concerned after a vehicle drove the entire length of their loop-around driveway to turn around. At 7:44 PM, an anonymous caller reported a bail jumping violation on US 45 involving a no-contact order.

Monday, December 8

In the early morning hours at 4:59 AM, officers responded to County Rd S and Crestwood Rd to dispatch two deer found dead or injured in the roadway. At 5:44 AM, a property damage accident was reported at Meadow Rd and State Rd 64. A maroon truck was found unoccupied in the ditch. The driver was later contacted and admitted the windows had fogged up, causing them to drive into the ditch and hit a pivot stop around 1:00 AM.