Calling 911

• April 20 – Bromak Sales in Clintonville reported five locks were cut and one storage unit has missing items.
• April 21 – An unknown caller reported she believed there was a camera in her smoke detector. She was going through a divorce and thought it might be related.
• April 21 – There were numerous calls about washed-out shoulders along the road.
• April 21 – A woman reported a suspicious white truck with an extended cab parked outside with its lights on for the past 30 minutes.
• April 22 – An unknown caller reported the death of a 66-year-old man.
• April 22 – A man reported two accounts were opened under his name at Chase Bank.
• April 22 –A man reported his neighbors were harassing him over a chicken coup in the backyard.
• April 22 – A 911 caller reported smoke coming out from the walls of the living room and the bricks under the house.
• April 22 – A woman reported she shares a well with a neighbor and now the well might be contaminated.
• April 23 –A man reported a brush fire along Shadow Road.
• April 23 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile assaulted a staff member.
• April 23 – A woman reported someone was using her child’s Social Security number.
• April 24 – A woman reported that her sister’s boyfriend has been “dipping” into her bank accounts.
• April 24 – A male caller reported someone got into his truck and now his pistol was missing.
• April 24 – A woman reported a man was sending her messages saying she owes him money. She never borrowed money from him and hasn’t seen him in years. He also sent her nude photos claiming they were of her.
• April 25 – A man playing disc golf reported under the bench near hole five there were some shoes and bones. He was not sure if they were human bones.
• April 25 – A man reported his ex-girlfriend was threatening him with a knife.
• April 26 – Park Vista in Waupaca reported a missing woman.
• April 26 – A man reported he entered personal details and banking information into iCloud and it was stolen.
• April 26 – A man reported his neighbors were firing guns after dark. It was an ongoing issue. The noise came from Bartel Road.
• There were seven deer-related calls during this period. Twenty-three controlled burns were called in. ThedaCare Waupaca reported an animal bite but the person “does not know where the bite occurred due to being drunk.” It occured at an after-bar party. A woman reported a very large raccoon was in her yard. ThedaCare Waupaca reported a patient was bit by her own dog. A caller reported a chestnut-colored saddlebred horse was running loose near Rural Road.