Calling 911

• Feb. 9 – A Weyauwega woman on Slough Road reported her phone was hacked and her bank accounts were compromised.
• Feb. 9 – A Waupaca woman on Westgate Acres Road reported a man in camouflage was yelling at the end of the road.
• Feb. 10 – An oral surgery clinic reported a woman called and said there was a miscommunication for a pickup of narcotics. Because of this, she was afraid her husband was going to hit her.
• Feb. 10 – The New London Bus Garage reported a vehicle sped past the bus when its stop signals were displayed.
• Feb. 10 – Cross Roads Care Center in Weyauwega reported a woman tried to strangle herself. She was uninjured.
• Feb. 10 – Midwest Repossessors reported they were repossessing a black 2017 Jeep Wrangler.
• Feb. 10 – A New London man on Beacon Avenue reported his neighbors were screaming, pounding and throwing things.
• Feb. 11 – An anonymous caller requested a welfare check on a schizophrenic man having a psychotic break. He was saying he should “dig a hole” so when he kills himself, it would be easier on his family.
• Feb. 12 – A Weyauwega man on Slough Road reported a gunshot fired from a black car with four Hispanic males inside.
• Feb. 12 – A Waupaca woman on North Street reported her mother and father were fighting and her boyfriend hit her in the face and she was bleeding.
• Feb. 12 – A Clintonville woman on Clinton Avenue reported her husband took her car keys after a fight and would not give them back.
• Feb. 13 – Northport BP reported a gas drive-off valued at $50. The driver kept his face hidden and the license plate was partially covered.
• Feb. 13 – An Iola woman on Gjertson Road reported a family gathering became disorderly when family confronted a man about sending photos and money to an underage person.
• Feb. 13 – A New London woman on Faskell Road reported she received a call from someone claiming to be with the Border Patrol and provided multiple case numbers. Thye said they had drugs and money and were going to come to her home.
• Feb. 13 – A Manawa man on Bridge Street reported he was driving home and a couple was standing in the middle of the road. They flipped him off. The caller stopped to confront them and the male grabbed the caller by his hooded sweatshirt and almost dragged him out of the car.
• Feb. 14 – A Fremont man on State Highway 96 reported he found a suspicious grill and car parts out in the woods with no tracks left in the snow.
• Feb. 15 – A Fremont woman on State Highway 45 reported a woman slapped and pushed her.
• Feb. 15 – Kwik Trip on Fulton Street reported a male was passed out in his Toyota.
• Feb. 15 – The 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline reported a juvenile injected his/her father’s insulin as a way to commit suicide.
• Feb. 15 – Walgreens in Waupaca reported a man wearing a camouflage coat and pajama pants was speaking to the staff inappropriately and acting abnormal.
• There were 18 deer-related calls during this period. Twenty-six controlled burns were called in. Legendary Oaks Campground reported finding a stray German shepherd with an injured paw. A Go Riteway bus driver reported a dog that keeps running out in front of the school bus. A Scandinavia man reported 11 cows were loose near Peterson Creek near Swenson Road. A Manawa caller reported a dog on County Trunk N was attacked by another dog.