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Calling 911

Waupaca County Sheriff’s report Nov. 21

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• Nov. 17 – A Clintonville man on 7th Street reported someone struck and damaged his garbage can the night before.
• Nov. 17 – A female caller reported she was locked in a local campground. She let the office know she was there but they padlocked the gate with chains anyway.
• Nov. 18 – A Plover woman reported he ex-boyfriend was sending her messages about ending his life and taking pills.
• Nov. 18 – A 911 caller reported a gray SUV drove off the road and into a lake and now she cannot see the vehicle.
• Nov. 18 – A cell phone caller reported two kids at River Street and County Yard Road were throwing snowballs at vehicles.
• Nov. 18 – A Marion man on Meyer Street reported his homeless girlfriend called him and said her child wandered off and could not find the child.
• Nov. 18 – An unknown caller reported a female driver pulled into Kwik Trip and swigged from a very small bottle that appeared to be liquor. She took off southbound on County Trunk QQ.
• Nov. 18 – A Palatine, Ill. man on Timber Line Drive in Waupaca reported drone were around his trailer and attacking him.
• Nov. 19 – An Ogdensburg woman on Elm Valley Road reported finding an unconscious and drooling man in a car.
• Nov. 20 – Big Guy Storage in Clintonville reported an abandoned tractor on the property.
• Nov. 20 – A Waupaca woman on County Trunk EE reported her oldest son was abusing her. 
• Nov. 20 – A Waupaca woman on Crystal Road reported someone let the air out of the tires on her Jeep.
• Nov. 20 – A Weyauwega man on Springer Road reported a trespassing problem.
• Nov. 20 – A New London woman on Algoma Street reported the death of a woman.
• Nov. 20 – A cell caller reported the illegal dumping of some old TVs along the road.
• Nov. 20 – A Manawa woman on State Highway 22 reported a man called her and said he was coming over because he was “pissed and angry.”
• Nov. 20 – A Waupaca woman on 6th Avenue reported a Hispanic man staying at the Econolodge threatened her and said he’d be returning with guns.
• Nov. 20 – A female staying at the Econolodge in Waupaca said she was lost and didn’t know what was going on. She said she was with a Hispanic male.
• Nov. 21 – A Marion woman on Carlson Road reported a mentally unstable man left the house and he might be a danger to himself or others and he might be carrying a gun.
• There were seven deer-related calls during this period. One controlled burn was called in. A Wild Rose man reported a brown horse running loose in the roadway.

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