Calling 911

• Oct. 11 – A man reported a silver SUV pulled into a field north of his house and there was a female yelling and screaming.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported a young male wearing light-colored clothes opened her back door while she was away. He held something long in his hand.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported there was a male walking around her house and opened the back door. The male questioned the caller’s husband and said odd things. He drove a red Chevrolet sedan.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported receiving threatening messages from a former tenant.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported a person was standing at the end of her driveway and the person ran into the woods. She said her solar lights were missing.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported she believed someone was on her property while she was not there. She has a white van that is not used and its door was wide open.

• Oct. 13 – A woman reported she came home and her door and safe were opened. Nothing appeared missing.

• Oct. 13 – A man requested a welfare check on a woman that was drinking and doing drugs while pregnant.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported that a cattle hauler picked up some cattle with an agreement to pay the caller after the cattle were delivered to the destination. Payment was not made and the hauler cannot be contacted.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported people were trespassing on his land via public hunting land.

• Oct. 14 – A woman reported there were two people in a white pickup truck. A woman got out and ran into the woods with a baseball bat. A man followed her. His occurred just south of Ebbe Lake Road.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported a refrigerator was dumped in a lane of traffic.

• Oct. 14 – A woman reported a man trespasses on their property and tries to cover up their camera.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported that while his car was parked at his sister’s house, it was broken into and his debit/credit card was stolen. Now he had charges in Manawa and Appleton.

• Oct. 14 – A social worker with Child Protective Services requested help with a mother that had suicidal ideations. She was standing outside with the woman’s two children.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported he wasn’t feeling well for the past few days. He had no thoughts of self harm and was not drinking. He said he felt unsettled.

• Oct. 14 – A man reported his ex-girlfriend sent him messages that she will break into his storage unit to get her stuff.

• Oct. 16 – A woman emailed the sheriff’s office and reported she was the victim of online harassment.

• Oct. 16 – A man reported his mother had hip surgery a few weeks ago and was on pain medication. Now she was having delusions and looking for dead relatives.

• Oct. 16 – A woman reported a man left her car locked up and up on a lift. Her belongings were in the vehicle. The man left the property and she thought he was angry at her and did it on purpose.

• Oct. 16 – A man reported a noise complaint. People were playing loud music with their garage doors open and the caller could hear it inside of his house 200 feet away.

• Oct. 17 – A woman reported the death of an 86-year-old man.

• Oct. 17 – A man reported his wife took a swing at him and hit him in front of their children. He took off walking down the road.

• Oct. 17 – A man reported a woman was in a parking in a gray SUV and she said her husband was trying to kill her for the past 18 days.

• Oct. 17 – A man reported he came home from work and found a note on his door that read, “I see you, I am going to kill you.”

• Oct. 17 – A man reported a noisy air boat running on a lake at night.

• Oct. 17 – A woman reported two brothers were fighting each other.

• Oct. 18 – A woman reported her boyfriend was acting strange and might be on meth. Her neighbors called and said he was walking around the block with a flashlight.

• Oct. 18 – A man reported a suspicious man ran out into the road with his hands up to stop him and said to call the police. He also heard a male speaking Spanish.

• Oct. 18 – A woman requested a welfare check on an older man sleeping in his car parked along State Highway 45.

• Oct. 18 – A caller reported a man jumped in front of their moving car while traveling from West Bloomfield to US Highway 10.

• Oct. 18 – A woman reported her husband has bipolar disorder and had a few drinks. He was screaming in the background.

• Oct. 18 – A woman reported a daughter was out of control and hitting her father.

• There were 15 deer-related calls during this period. Four controlled burns were called in. ThedaCare New London reported a man was bit by a dog while delivering for Amazon. A woman reported a pit bull was constantly running loose. A man reported hitting a raccoon with his Ford Fusion. It was not drivable. A woman reported a chocolate Labrador retriever was tied to a stump with no food or water. A woman reported she was attacked by a dog at a local park and the dog’s owner did not seem too concerned about it. A woman reported she thought she hit two baby bears. She did not go back and check and there was no damage to her vehicle. A woman reported she was bit by her cat two days ago and was now in the ER being treated. She also mentioned the cat is now dead. A man reported he found an injured hawk by Reek Road. A woman reported a sheep and a horse escaped a fence.