Calling 911

• Jan. 6 – A Waupaca woman on Harding Street reported she received a suspicious package from New Jersey that contained an expired granola bar.
• Jan. 6 – Rawhide Youth Services reported finding a white vial containing a white substance.
• Jan. 6 – A Waupaca man on County Trunk K reported he was scammed out of $2,765 for a truck part.
• Jan. 6 – A Weyauwega woman on County Trunk X reported a man trespassing on her property.
• Jan. 6 – A Weyauwega woman on County Trunk O reported her husband was threatening her and she said that he stated, “If the cops were called, someone is going to die.”
• Jan. 6 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported a missing fentanyl transdermal patch.
• Jan. 7 – A Tigerton man on County Trunk J reported a suspicious vehicle with a lone female occupant sitting in the same spot for over two hours.
• Jan. 7 – A New London man on Hickory Haven Lane reported loud noise coming from a building.
• Jan. 8 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported a 74-year-old man grabbed a fire extinguisher and threw it at the staff.
• Jan. 8 – A Clintonville man on Kratzke Road reported a suspicious man with facial tattoos came down his driveway and turned around in a field.
• Jan. 8 – A New London woman on Manske Road reported a neighbor was driving in her driveway without permission.
• Jan. 8 – An Iola woman on Iola Street reported her ex-boyfriend broke in through the front door, was intoxicated and was refusing to leave.
• Jan. 9 – A 911 caller requested an ambulance for a 25-year-old man that ate some mushrooms and was unresponsive.
• Jan. 11 – The Waupaca Expo Center reported a male parent was “out of hand” and disorderly.
• Jan. 11 – A Waupaca man on County Trunk QQ reported two people were inside of his apartment and they were on camera.
• There were 13 deer-related calls during this period. Sixteen controlled burns were called in. An Amherst Junction man reported being bitten by a herding dog in Iola.