Calling 911

• Sept. 21 – A caller requested a welfare check on a woman that received threatening messages. The caller was concerned about an infant and toddler in the home.

• Sept. 21 – Sandbur Corners reported a gad drive-off valued at $80. The driver attempted to pay but the card did not work at the pump. The clerk advised the person come inside and pay. The driver took off in a black Toyota SUV.

• Sept. 21 – A caller reported suspicious activity at a storage unit. A man was parking there and his grandparents rented a unit. He was told not to stay there and he was not on their lease.

• Sept. 21 – The man from the call above called 911 a few hours later and reported some of his items were stolen out of a storage unit.

• Sept. 21 – A woman reported a suspicious work truck where the driver asked if she wanted some asphalt as they had leftover asphalt from a job.

• Sept. 22 – A deputy was contacted by a man who reported a minor was using an altered ID to buy alcohol products.

• Sept. 22 – A man reported his neighbor was harassing him. Spectrum workers were present to lay some underground line and his neighbor was arguing about property lines and harassing him.

• Sept. 22 – A woman reported a juvenile was sending her threatening messages from multiple numbers. He lived in Michigan and he said he was going to “show up and hurt her.”

• Sept. 22 – A man reported a man at his residence was refusing to leave and he locked himself in a bedroom.

• Sept. 22 – A man reported he had footage of a man trying to get into his shop. The footage revealed a white four-door Toyota with black rims in the driveway.

• Sept. 22 – A woman reported her son was drunk and made suicidal comments, that he was going to use the side-by-side UTV to kill himself.

• Sept. 23 – A woman reported a white SUV was driving around slowly and suspiciously and it appeared they dumped a pit bull with no collar alongside the road.

• Sept. 23 – A woman reported a man was living in an uninhabitable camper. She requested a welfare check on the man’s cat.

• Sept. 23 – A man reported finding a dead deer that was shot by a firearm. It had what appeared to be a bullet hole. Currently, bowhunting for deer is only allowed at this time.

• Sept. 23 – Fox Communities Credit Union in New London reported a male customer said, “What if I go home and shoot myself?” They requested a welfare check for this man.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported another man was threatening and harassing him in regards to an easement.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported he was a victim of fraud. He had $10,944 stolen from his accounts.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported a strange man was on their property and sleeping on a bench.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported his security camera revealed a man walking up his driveway and peeking into windows and looking into his garage.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported that his son told him a man was walking around their house and in their backyard. The son described him as a “weird man.”

• Sept. 24 – Amoco in Waupaca reported a young man with long hair wearing white tank top and black pants, punched the icemaker and then came behind the counter and made suicidal threats about wanting to kill himself.

• Sept. 24 – Amoco in Weyauwega reported a man slurred his words to a clerk and seemed intoxicated. The man drove into the car wash and never came out.

• Sept. 24 – A man reported a drone with a green light was hovering above his home for 20 minutes.

• Sept. 25 – A woman requested an ambulance for a person with a foot stuck in a hydraulic lift.

• Sept. 25 – A man reported he was in a cemetery and his electric wheelchair was stuck on the uneven ground.

• Sept. 25 – A woman reported some middle-school youth were playing ding-dong-dash around the vicinity of Duvenick Lane.

• Sept. 25 – A woman reported hearing a woman screaming for 30 minutes and two men speakling loudly.

• Sept. 26 – A man reported hearing a loud explosion in the Fremont area.

• Sept. 26 – Tomorrow’s Children reported a missing juvenile.

• Sept. 26 – A man reported he was hunting and two males shot at him and his truck. He was struck with birdshot and declined an ambulance.

• Sept. 26 – The Bridge Bar in Fremont reported a man was going to kill himself by jumping into the river. Now he was banging his head against a wall.

• Sept. 26 – A woman reported she observed two males and a female break a car’s windows and rifle through the vehicle. After that, they went into a pub.

• Sept. 27 – Chain One Stop reported a suspicious black car in the parking lot with its doors open. It had been there since 2 a.m.

• Sept. 27 – A woman reported a vehicle was stuck on the railroad tracks.

• Sept. 27 – A woman reported that the second floor of a barn was on fire and she could see smoke and flames.

• Sept. 27 – A woman reported items were stolen from her shed.

• There were 18 deer-related calls during this period. Eleven controlled burns were called in. A caller reported one black cow and one brown cow were loose in a ditch and a brown horse was running loose in the roadway. A man requested a deputy to dispatch a “half-alive” fox on his deck. A man requested a deputy to dispatch an injured bobcat in the ditch. The Clintonville Post Office reported an employee was bitten by a dog. ThedaCare Waupaca reported a woman was bitten by her daughter’s dog. A man reported his neighbor’s dog attacks his rabbits.