Calling 911

• Sept. 4 – A woman requested a welfare check on another woman that said she wasn’t feeling well the day before. Suddenly she is not answering her calls.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported he received threatening messages from his son’s mother.

• Sept. 4 – A woman reported she received disturbing text messages from her sister saying she wanted to kill herself with a knife.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported the death of a man in his late 40s. He was found in his driveway with a bloody nose.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported a man claiming to be from Spectrum was driving door to door. The caller thought this fellow was not legitimate.

• Sept. 4 – A woman reported a man driving beige SUV was waving a gun out of the window.

• Sept. 4 – Antigo Police Department requested help with a child custody issue.

• Sept. 5 –A 911 caller reported the batteries were smoking on their camper.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported a suspicious vehicle followed them from Wild Rose the day before and now it was following them again today.

• Sept. 5 – A woman requested a welfare check on two young boys playing on the railroad tracks.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported two jet skis that were coming too close to the shoreline.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported two suspicious males wearing “HD” shirts. They claimed to be checking Direct TV units.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported she had an ongoing problem with her neighbor who was harassing guests that were camping on her property.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported a man was texting her weird messages that were out of character for him. She suspected he might be having a medical emergency.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported the death of an elderly male.

• Sept. 6 – A man reported that between Galilee and Holiday Roads, a farming operation had silage blowing all over and onto other vehicles.

• Sept. 6 – A man reported his wife was chasing him with a knife.

• Sept. 6 – The F.B.I. reported a tip from TikTok that a local woman was live streaming her suicide. She was trying to tie a cloth rope around her neck.

• Sept. 6 – A woman requested help for a broken-down boat that was stranded in the water.

• Sept. 6 – A woman reported her son was having hallucinations, saying strange things and not taking his medications.

• Sept. 6 – A woman reported a blonde woman in her 20s or 30s was tapping on windows saying, “Please let me in, I have nowhere to go.”

• Sept. 7 – A woman reported a large oak tree fell on top of a car and also took out some power lines.

• Sept. 7 – Wally World Tavern reported two suspicious men wearing face masks were peaking into the bar windows. They left in a silver Cadillac sedan.

• Sept. 8 – Corner Express in Embarrass reported a fuel drive-off valued at $92. The caller believed it was accidental. An elderly man drove off in is silver Ford F150.

• Sept. 8 – An anonymous caller reported his neighbor’s dogs were chasing deer and being aggressive around people. He also said another neighbor recently found a dead deer perhaps taken down by the dogs.

• Sept. 8 – A woman reported getting involved in a fraud. She gave her social security number and banking information to an “insurance man” over the phone.

• Sept. 8 – A caller reported a man was arrested in Waushara County and told officers he was running a large fraud scam with multiple bank accounts in Illinois.

• Sept. 8 – A caller reported a suspicious red Camaro parked in front of a storage unit.

• Sept. 8 – A man reported his father is in jail. While incarcerated, his cell phone was stolen and money was taken from his bank accounts.

• Sept. 8 – Dollar General in Bear Creek requested a welfare check on an elderly woman that tried to get into a man’s car. She seemed confused and needed a ride home.

• Sept. 8 – A woman reported that her son was having a mental breakdown and was trying to start the house on fire with a toaster.

• Sept. 9 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported they believed an employee was selling black market GLP-1(glucagon-like peptide-1), a weight-loss drug.

• Sept. 9 – A woman reported that her ex keeps threatening to cut the lock on her storage unit.

• Sept. 9 – A woman reported her neighbors were yelling and the man was throwing things at his wife.

• Sept. 9 – A man reported his car was broken into the night before and his air pods were taken.

• Sept. 9 – A caller reported a suspicious man on East Arrowhead Road was going onto people’s property and looking at things.

• Sept. 10 – A Town of Farmington man reported a vicious dog “busted through his screen door” the night before.

• Sept. 10 – A caller reported that a juvenile was “smacking a dog in the face very hard trying to get him in the gate.” The smacks could be heard from 200 feet away.

• Sept. 11 – A person called 911 and hung up. The dispatcher heard a male say in the background: “This is stupid; I shouldn’t even be doing this.”

• Sept. 11 – A woman reported her Direct TV account was hacked.

• Sept. 11 – Sandbur Corners reported a fuel drive-off valued at $45. The vehicle was a silver Toyota sedan, male driver.

• Sept. 12 – A woman reported a suspicious van and a trailer, saying, “I don’t know who they are or where they are from.” They also had a pit bull.

• Sept. 12 – A man reported that around midnight, a loud vehicle smashed his stone-structure mailbox, smashed the concrete curb, went onto his lawn and then onto Grandview Road.

• Sept. 12 –A woman reported a 55-year-old man was sting in the back of the throat by a yellow jacket and his throat was starting to swell.

• Sept. 13 – A man reported a Hispanic male ran through his yard saying he lost his family. The caller said there was a language barrier.

• Sept. 13 – A deputy stopped at what appeared to be a disabled vehicle. A women was watching a bald eagle eat some road kill.

• Sept. 13 – A woman reported a man was passed out in a Hyundai Sonata parked in the middle of the roadway on Old Highway 49.

• There were nine deer-related calls during this period. Ten controlled burns were called in. The water patrol stopped four boats and deputies stopped 12 ATV/UTVs. There were multiple calls about fallen trees blocking roadways. A man reported he was bit by his neighbor’s dog. A caller reported two pit bulls were running in and out of traffic. A caller reported a hip-injured Golden retriever with no tags. A caller reported a sick fox and another caller reported a sick fox in Fremont near the Nauti Turtle. A deputy reported helping a turtle safely cross the road and off to a lake.

• Sept. 4 – A woman requested a welfare check on another woman that said she wasn’t feeling well the day before. Suddenly she is not answering her calls.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported he received threatening messages from his son’s mother.

• Sept. 4 – A woman reported she received disturbing text messages from her sister saying she wanted to kill herself with a knife.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported the death of a man in his late 40s. He was found in his driveway with a bloody nose.

• Sept. 4 – A man reported a man claiming to be from Spectrum was driving door to door. The caller thought this fellow was not legitimate.

• Sept. 4 – A woman reported a man driving beige SUV was waving a gun out of the window.

• Sept. 4 – Antigo Police Department requested help with a child custody issue.

• Sept. 5 –A 911 caller reported the batteries were smoking on their camper.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported a suspicious vehicle followed them from Wild Rose the day before and now it was following them again today.

• Sept. 5 – A woman requested a welfare check on two young boys playing on the railroad tracks.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported two jet skis that were coming too close to the shoreline.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported two suspicious males wearing “HD” shirts. They claimed to be checking Direct TV units.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported she had an ongoing problem with her neighbor who was harassing guests that were camping on her property.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported a man was texting her weird messages that were out of character for him. She suspected he might be having a medical emergency.

• Sept. 5 – A woman reported the death of an elderly male.

• Sept. 6 – A man reported that between Galilee and Holiday Roads, a farming operation had silage blowing all over and onto other vehicles.

• Sept. 6 – A man reported his wife was chasing him with a knife.

• Sept. 6 – The F.B.I. reported a tip from TikTok that a local woman was live streaming her suicide. She was trying to tie a cloth rope around her neck.

• Sept. 6 – A woman requested help for a broken-down boat that was stranded in the water.

• Sept. 6 – A woman reported her son was having hallucinations, saying strange things and not taking his medications.

• Sept. 6 – A woman reported a blonde woman in her 20s or 30s was tapping on windows saying, “Please let me in, I have nowhere to go.”

• Sept. 7 – A woman reported a large oak tree fell on top of a car and also took out some power lines.

• Sept. 7 – Wally World Tavern reported two suspicious men wearing face masks were peaking into the bar windows. They left in a silver Cadillac sedan.

• Sept. 8 – Corner Express in Embarrass reported a fuel drive-off valued at $92. The caller believed it was accidental. An elderly man drove off in is silver Ford F150.

• Sept. 8 – An anonymous caller reported his neighbor’s dogs were chasing deer and being aggressive around people. He also said another neighbor recently found a dead deer perhaps taken down by the dogs.

• Sept. 8 – A woman reported getting involved in a fraud. She gave her social security number and banking information to an “insurance man” over the phone.

• Sept. 8 – A caller reported a man was arrested in Waushara County and told officers he was running a large fraud scam with multiple bank accounts in Illinois.

• Sept. 8 – A caller reported a suspicious red Camaro parked in front of a storage unit.

• Sept. 8 – A man reported his father is in jail. While incarcerated, his cell phone was stolen and money was taken from his bank accounts.

• Sept. 8 – Dollar General in Bear Creek requested a welfare check on an elderly woman that tried to get into a man’s car. She seemed confused and needed a ride home.

• Sept. 8 – A woman reported that her son was having a mental breakdown and was trying to start the house on fire with a toaster.

• Sept. 9 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported they believed an employee was selling black market GLP-1(glucagon-like peptide-1), a weight-loss drug.

• Sept. 9 – A woman reported that her ex keeps threatening to cut the lock on her storage unit.

• Sept. 9 – A woman reported her neighbors were yelling and the man was throwing things at his wife.

• Sept. 9 – A man reported his car was broken into the night before and his air pods were taken.

• Sept. 9 – A caller reported a suspicious man on East Arrowhead Road was going onto people’s property and looking at things.

• Sept. 10 – A Town of Farmington man reported a vicious dog “busted through his screen door” the night before.

• Sept. 10 – A caller reported that a juvenile was “smacking a dog in the face very hard trying to get him in the gate.” The smacks could be heard from 200 feet away.

• Sept. 11 – A person called 911 and hung up. The dispatcher heard a male say in the background: “This is stupid; I shouldn’t even be doing this.”

• Sept. 11 – A woman reported her Direct TV account was hacked.

• Sept. 11 – Sandbur Corners reported a fuel drive-off valued at $45. The vehicle was a silver Toyota sedan, male driver.

• Sept. 12 – A woman reported a suspicious van and a trailer, saying, “I don’t know who they are or where they are from.” They also had a pit bull.

• Sept. 12 – A man reported that around midnight, a loud vehicle smashed his stone-structure mailbox, smashed the concrete curb, went onto his lawn and then onto Grandview Road.

• Sept. 12 –A woman reported a 55-year-old man was sting in the back of the throat by a yellow jacket and his throat was starting to swell.

• Sept. 13 – A man reported a Hispanic male ran through his yard saying he lost his family. The caller said there was a language barrier.

• Sept. 13 – A deputy stopped at what appeared to be a disabled vehicle. A women was watching a bald eagle eat some road kill.

• Sept. 13 – A woman reported a man was passed out in a Hyundai Sonata parked in the middle of the roadway on Old Highway 49.

• There were nine deer-related calls during this period. Ten controlled burns were called in. The water patrol stopped four boats and deputies stopped 12 ATV/UTVs. There were multiple calls about fallen trees blocking roadways. A man reported he was bit by his neighbor’s dog. A caller reported two pit bulls were running in and out of traffic. A caller reported a hip-injured Golden retriever with no tags. A caller reported a sick fox and another caller reported a sick fox in Fremont near the Nauti Turtle. A deputy reported helping a turtle safely cross the road and off to a lake.