Calling 911

• May 12 –MDR Manufacturing in Scandinavia reported a burglary. Brad turnings were stolen from an unlocked storage shed.
• May 12 –An anonymous caller reported a suspicious light blue Chrysler with people sleeping in it.
• May 12 –Rawhide Youth Services reported an assault and also a juvenile runaway.
• May 12 –An anonymous caller reported a juvenile with what appeared to be a handgun. The juvenile was pointing it around the corner of a building.
• May 12 –The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported two highly intoxicated males were stumbling down the road.
• May 12 –A 911 caller reported a 16-year-old male intentionally swallowed “a bunch of pills” and was feeling dizzy.
• May 12 –Canadian National Railroad reported a train made an emergency stop and was blocking the road.
• May 13 –A New London woman on Millard Street reported her boyfriend pulled a gun on her and she was now walking down the road.
• May 13 –A Bear Creek woman on State Highway 22 reported a neighbor’s dogs were barking all day and thought something might be wrong at the house.
• May 13 –A Weyauwega woman on Mary Street reported an elderly woman stopped her vehicle in the middle of the road and was acting confused.
• May 13 –A male was at a bar and someone said, “911” in conversation and his Apple watched automatically called 911. There was no emergency.
• May 13 –The clerk of courts reported receiving a typed suicide letter.
• May 13 –A Waupaca man on Cleghorn Road reported an unknown boat was tied to his pier. He described it as a flatbed pontoon construction boat.
• May 14 –A Weyauwega man on County Trunk X reported he was following a van that was illegally dumping tires.
• May 14 –A Waupaca man on Pine Lane reported his ex-wife was trespassing on his property in her wheelchair again.
• May 14 –An anonymous caller requested a welfare check on two filthy children that had soggy diapers.
• May 15 –An unknown caller reported a suspicious situation of three empty kayaks left in the water at a boat landing. The caller also found a set of keys.
• May 15 –A Weyauwega woman on County Trunk X reported an aggressive Rottweiler was in her yard.
• May 15 –A Clintonville man on Reinke Road reported a remote-controlled airplane landed in his yard. It had a three-foot wingspan and was made of balsa wood and plastic.
• May 15 –An Iola woman on Iola Street reported an out-of-control juvenile yelling and screaming.
• There were six deer-related calls during this period. Two controlled burns were called in. An Appleton man struck a turkey with his vehicle and it destroyed his windshield. Two heifers were reported running loose in the Manawa area.