Calling 911

• Oct. 5 – A woman reported an abandoned Honda on her property with Idaho plates.

• Oct. 5 – The Waupaca High School reported an intoxicated student with a bottle of vodka.

• Oct. 5 – A caller reported two tractors and a corn harvester were driving through a construction area and were too wide to pass through. They knocked traffic barrels and cones into the lane of traffic.

• Oct. 5 – A woman reported her mailbox and post were smashed. The only clue was a mud flap that was left behind.

• Oct. 5 – Deputies assisted Waushara County with a missing person case.

• Oct. 5 – A caller from the Pigeon River Campground reported a semi with a Dart Advantage trailer pulled into the campground and smashed an electrical and water hookup.

• Oct. 5 – A caller reported he watches over his parent’s property. A neighbor called and told him a 5th wheel camper was now parked on the property.

• Oct. 5 – A caller reported a neglected chocolate Labrador retriever was tied up for two days outside with no food or water.

• Oct. 6 – A woman reported the theft of some jewelry. There were no suspects.

• Oct. 6 – A man reported he left a gate open and now there was a white Dodge Ram driving around on his property.

• Oct. 6 – A man reported a trail camera he had set up on state land was stolen.

• Oct. 6 – A man requested a welfare check on a man that said he was “sorry for all the stuff” he had done and to forgive him.

• Oct. 6 – Corner Express in Embarrass reported a $34 gas drive-off.

• Oct. 6 – Fremont BP reported a vehicle had been parked there for two weeks and they wanted it removed.

• Oct. 6 – A woman reported her daughter was trying to get her things out of her boyfriend’s house and they had a verbal disagreement.

• Oct. 6 – A woman reported a juvenile runaway. The juvenile got upset when her/his phone was taken away.

• Oct. 6 – Dollar General in Manawa reported a woman smelled of alcohol, was staggering, could not park correctly and she drove off in Chevrolet Equinox.

• Oct. 7 – A woman reported that over homecoming week, she found a dead duck and a dead porcupine in her pond, streaks on her driveway and Vaseline on her car.

• Oct. 7 – Northeast Asphalt reported there was a car in their work zone with a construction barrel stuck under it.

• Oct. 7 – Deputy reported a car on an Ice Age Trail trailhead with no plates and a tire removed.

• Oct. 7 – The Town of Caledonia reported a resident was feeding stray cats and the cats were wandering onto neighboring properties.

• Oct. 7 – A man called and said, “Get someone here. Something is wrong with me.” He requested an officer, not an ambulance.

• Oct. 7 – A woman reported her boyfriend came home drunk.

• Oct. 8 – A man reported a crash where a lawnmower was wedged under a van.

• Oct. 8 – A man reported at 5:15 a.m., a man dressed in black was trespassing on his property.

• Oct. 8 – A man reported that another man took his Chevrolet Malibu without his permission.

• Oct. 8 – A man reported a woman wearing a polka dot jacket was walking in the middle of the road and she threw something at the caller as he drove by.

• Oct. 8 – A woman reported her husband sent her a text saying he was sorry that he could not be the husband or father he needed to be. She went to check on him. Both cars were at the house, his phone was there, but he was gone.

• Oct. 9 – Sunset BP in Weyauwega reported a $75 gas drive-off.

• Oct. 9 – A caller reported seeing a long black plume of smoke at an address on State Highway 49.

• Oct. 10 – A man reported an older model silver minivan pulled into his driveway and had been sitting there for 25 minutes.

• Oct. 10 – A man approached a deputy in a squad vehicle and reported a near-accident with e-bike.

• Oct. 10 – A woman reported her boyfriend kicked her out of the house and would not give back her keys to her car.

• Oct. 10 – A man reported another man continually calls and sends him text messages. He also drives by the caller’s house and send him pictures of the house.

• Oct. 10 – A man reported getting threatening voice messages from his daughter’s mother. She said the next time she sees him she will “smash his brain in.”

• Oct. 10 – A man requested an ambulance for his 91-year-old uncle who was vomiting and bleeding from the rectum. The caller said the uncle did not know an ambulance was called for him and would “probably be crabby.”

• Oct. 10 – A woman reported hearing gunshots and believed a bullet struck her house.

• Oct. 10 – A woman reported a black Audi was running for over an hour and a person was slumped over in the driver’s seat.

• Oct. 10 – A caller reported the death of a 90-year-old female.

• Oct. 11 – A man reported a man was sleeping between the two doors of a building. He wore a t-shirt and gray sweatpants. No shoes or socks.

• Oct. 11 – A woman reported her parents stole her phone for no reason.

• Oct. 11 – A man reported a motor-coach camper was fully engulfed in flames and a man was in his yard and “not making sense.”

• Oct. 11 – A man reported another man destroyed a hotel room at the Ramada Inn. He said he was severely mentally ill and saying suicidal things.

• Oct. 11 – A man reported a dark-colored pickup truck sitting at the end of his driveway that kept turning the lights on and off. It was there for an hour.

• Oct. 11 – A man reported he saw someone trying to get into one of his vehicles in his driveway. The person took off on foot wearing all black with a hood up.

• Oct. 11 – A man reported there were four people walking around on his property and there was a driver in an older car.

• There were 13 deer-related calls during this period. Nine controlled burns were called in. ThedaCare New London reported a dog bite. A caller reported an injured porcupine on the road. One cow was reported running loose on the road. Two loose horses were reported on County Trunk J. A man reported his own dog bit him on the ear. A deputy assisted a turtle across the road, stating, “Turtle was mean. I did my best and moved it to the ditch.”