Aug. 21 – A Waupaca woman reported there was a man staying on the hill behind her house and she wanted him removed.
Aug. 21 – A Weyauwega caller on State Highway 110 reported a male damaged property, was running from parents and was out of control.
Aug. 21 – A Bear Creek man on Silver Creek Road reported a landlord that tried to gain entry to the house without giving notice.
Aug. 21 – A Florida man owns a local storage space and reported a suspicious truck nearby.
Aug. 21 – A New London woman on Oakwood Lane reported her name was signed on loan paperwork in Appleton.
Aug. 21 – A Manawa woman on Little Creek Road reported her neighbor found a dead male body. He had been there while and was stiff. There was a Ford truck nearby.
Aug. 21 – A 911 caller reported animal neglect. Her neighbor’s cat was hit by a car and was covered with fleas.
Aug. 21 – A Waupaca woman on Woodland Circle reported a suspicious unoccupied Chevy Tahoe with a boat trailer parked on their property.
Aug. 21 – A Waupaca caller on Akron Lane reported her husband wants her out of the house because she has an alcohol problem and he wants her to go to Florida for treatment.
Aug. 21 – a caller reported a Jet Ski floating on Columbia Lake.
Aug. 22 – A Waupaca caller on Otter Drive reported a suspicious man following her while she was out running.
Aug. 22 – A New London woman on State Highway 54 requested a welfare check on a new born baby. The family was living in a shack-like structure with no electricity or running water.
Aug. 22 – A New London caller on Tank Road reported he was drugged. He was golfing at Glacier Woods the day before and woke up in a ditch this morning.
Aug. 23 – An Ogdensburg caller on County Trunk E reported a suspicious black truck that was parked nearby overnight with skid marks leading up to it.
Aug. 23 – A Greenville caller reported his father called him and told him that his wife took his truck the night before and has not returned. The woman has dementia.
Aug. 23 – Milwaukee Police Dept. requested help locating a 2017 blue GMC Sierra involved in a hit-and-run case.
Aug. 23 – A New London woman on Stage Road reported that she has trespassers in her yard day and night for the past three years. They arrive in two shifts: 6:30 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. There are holes in her house and she believes they are in the nearby woods.
Aug. 23 – A Weyauwega caller on County Trunk F reported ATVs were driving on property where they were not supposed to be and kicking up gravel.
Aug. 23 – An anonymous caller reported a man and woman screaming at each other and a young child was involved.
Aug. 23 – A Waupaca caller on County Trunk K reported a woman screaming, “Help me,” and a man saying he needs help. He said the woman has been drinking.
Aug. 24 – Aurora Behavioral reported they have a 96-year-old man on the line who said he does not want to live anymore. He said he looked up ways to end his life and he possibly has weapons.
Aug. 24 – A New London caller on Spring Street reported a missing brother-in-law who left for Milwaukee with a woman.
Aug. 24 – A 911 caller reported a semi truck with its rear wheels on fire with lots of smoke and flames.
Aug. 24 – A Waupaca caller on Meadow Lane reported a man with a history of suicidal attempts made comments about harming himself. He went out to the shed, has access to weapons and had been drinking.
Aug. 25 – Woolsey Plumbing and Heating in Waupaca reported customer money was intercepted by someone posing as their business. The money was wired to a Chase Bank in California. About $12,000 of the customer’s money was stolen.
Aug. 25 – A Plover caller requested a welfare check on a juvenile because there was no running water in the house.
Aug. 25 – A Waupaca caller on Holmes Road reported someone opened a bank account in his name with an IP address indicating Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Aug. 25 – A Weyauwega caller on Zabel Road reported his wife found a bag of what appears to be marijuana.
Aug. 25 – A Clintonvill
e man on Beaver Creek Road reported a bearded man and a one-armed man in a side-by-side UTV tore up the field next to him and another neighbor’s field.
Aug. 25 – A Weyauwega caller on Reek Road reported his intoxicated girlfriend called him and told him she was going to pick up a friend. The caller warned she should not be driving.
Aug. 26 – An Ogdensburg caller on County Trunk B reported her mailbox was smashed, along with several others. After this call, 14 other calls came in about busted mailboxes.
Aug. 26 – An Iola caller on West Hill Road reported a woman was on her property demanding her things back. They purchased the house two years ago and disposed of the belongings. The woman warned that she was an ex-warden and “they will have trouble.”
Aug. 26 – A Fremont caller County Trunk W reported someone dropped off a cart at their farm and she thought it might be stolen.
Aug. 26 – A Bear Creek caller on Center Road reported neighbors were shooting off fireworks and it’s been ongoing since the Fourth of July.
Aug. 26 – A Weyauwega caller on Zastrow Road reported a man walking down the roadway with two backpacks and asking strange questions. He seemed confused.
Aug. 26 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a suspicious gray Liberty Jeep on their property.
Aug. 26 – A Waupaca caller on School Street reported a man and a woman were fighting. There was blood but no ambulance was needed.
Aug. 26 – A Waupaca caller on King Road reported a man looked through her window and ran across the street.
Aug. 26 – Waupaca Mobil on Fulton Street reported some people came in and took some canned food and left in a white Ford Expedition.
Aug. 27 – An Iola caller on State Street reported there were “weird business people from Wausau and Manawa there and they are practicing religion with pebbles and glass and making him uncomfortable.”
Aug. 27 – A Marion caller on Meyer Street reported she came out of a bar and her tires were slashed.
Aug. 27 – Mitchell Automotive reported a man in the parking lot asking everyone for a ride.
Aug. 27 – A Stevens Point caller reported she was at a wedding the night before and a woman punched her in the face.
Aug. 27 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported a male resident slapped a female resident. Both have dementia and don’t remember it happening.
Aug. 27 – An unknown caller requested an ambulance for a 73-year-old intoxicated woman who was unresponsive and semi-conscious.
The water patrol stopped 12 boats and six controlled burns were called in. A New London man was bitten by the family dog. ThedaCare in New London reported that a dog bit a juvenile. An anonymous caller reported a dog locked in a black Chevy Silverado. A deputy assisted a turtle across the road.
