Calling 911

• Oct. 6 – A Waupaca woman on Rural Road reported a person on a black sedan pulled up near Christiansen Orchard and dropped off a small white dog and took off.
• Oct. 6 – Shawano Sherriff’s Office requested assistance with a suspicious man in a white vehicle that was watching Amish children as they walked home.
• Oct. 6 – A Weyauwega man on Landing Road reported someone broke into his vehicle and stole $500. He also mentioned suspicious vehicles with Michigan plates in the area.
• Oct. 6 – A Clintonville woman on Auto Street reported a suspicious man was walking around her backyard with a flashlight.
• Oct. 6 – A Waupaca woman on Spencer Lake Road reported all of their home electronic devices were hacked, including their WiFi.
• Oct. 6 – A Clintonville woman on Lincoln Avenue reported she was in her upstairs bedroom and she heard noises downstairs that were louder than what a mouse would make.
• Oct. 6 – A Waupaca woman on Frontage Road reported her neighbor’s dog was pooping in her yard. It was an ongoing issue.
• Oct. 7 – A Weyauwega man on North Shore Road reported being harassed by a woman and getting upset phone calls from people not involved in the situation.
• Oct. 7 – A Waupaca woman on Golke Road reported her daughter was raped two weeks ago. Because of this, the caller started drinking again and wanted to kill herself.
• Oct. 7 – An unknown caller reported his girlfriend was “too high” and he didn’t know what to do. A female was screaming in the background not making any sense.
• Oct. 7 – An Iola man on North Lake Road reported he wanted to go to the hospital because his parents were controlling him. He did not have any medical problem.
• Oct. 7 – A Manawa man on County Trunk N reported he was receiving threatening text messages from a former business partner.
• Oct. 7 – A Waupaca man on Lamplighter Lane reported he was kicked out of his house and had nowhere to go.
• Oct. 7 – A Manawa man on 2nd Street requested an ambulance for a crying man that was saying, “I can’t take it anymore.”
• Oct. 8 – A Waupaca woman on Lamplighter Drive reported multiple solar lights were broken at her property.
• Oct. 8 – A Waupaca woman on County Trunk QQ reported her children’s father told her he was suicidal. Now the children were supposed to spend time with their father and she was not comfortable with that.
• Oct. 8 – A Waupaca woman on Spencer Lake Road reported her personal information and digital accounts were compromised.
• Oct. 8 – Wally World Tavern in Waupaca reported a vehicle crashed through a yard and into a sign.
• Oct. 8 – A Marion woman on Ramsdell Street reported she suspected a neighbor kid going through her mailbox.
• Oct. 8 – Northport BP reported a gas drive-off valued at $39. The vehicle was a red Chevy Traverse.
• Oct. 8 – A Waupaca woman on Spencer Lake Road reported her identity was stolen and her electronics were hacked.
• Oct. 9 – A Waupaca woman on Lamplighter Lane reported a chandelier and bird feeder were damaged.
• Oct. 9 – An Iola woman on North Lake Road reported her ex was not using the court-order app to contact her. He was reaching out for money and calling her names.
• Oct. 9 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile put a staffer in a chokehold, broke a TV and threw chairs into a wall.
• Oct. 9 –Statewide recovery reported they were repossessing a 2015 Chrysler 200.
• Oct. 10 – A Weyauwega man on Railroad Grade Road reported a suspicious older man sitting near a building that hides every time a vehicle passes by.
• Oct. 11 – A Clintonville woman on Main Street reported she got into an argument with her boyfriend because he suspected her of cheating.
• Oct. 11 – A Manawa woman on State Highway 54 reported two older ladies pulled into her driveway and asked for directions. The caller said they seemed mentally challenged and confused.
• Oct. 11 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile runaway.
• Oct. 11 – An Iola man on County Trunk J reported two suspicious people with flashlights behind a maintenance building.
• Oct. 12 –A Clintonville man on 12th street reported a garage on fire.
• Oct. 12 – A Waupaca woman on King Road reported a vehicle was doing donuts in a parking lot at the soccer fields.
• Oct. 12 –A New London woman on Buelow Road reported her ex-boyfriend was “blowing up her phone” and said he was coming to her house with a gun.
• There were 23 deer-related calls during this period. Five controlled burns were called in. A 911 caller reported a dog was hit by a car and still had its head up on Anderson Road near U.S. Highway 10. A caller reported a loose Palomino horse was grazing in the ditch. Another caller reported a small herd of Black Angus cows near the road.