Stevens Point Police Report

• October 10 – An officer was dispatched to Bannach Elementary School for a report of a juvenile throwing large rocks at staff members and then fleeing into the woods.
• October 10 – Officers responded to Aspirus Hospital to investigate an incident where a man was stabbed. The man entered a residence he believed to be his, but was not. The man was listed as in stable condition.
• October 10 – A student at Stevens Point Area High School reportedly performed a back flip in the hallway and a vape fell out of her pocket.
• October 10 – A student was reportedly found in the boy’s bathroom at PJ Jacobs Junior High after being attacked by someone.
• October 10 – Officers responded to a Franklin Street residence for a possible overdose. Upon arrival, a male was found deceased inside.
• October 11 – A 68-year-old man was reportedly punched in the face in the area of Main Street and Strongs Avenue. A witness stated that the offender drove off following the assault.
• October 11 – An anonymous caller wanted to report that a group of college-aged males were yelling racist slurs at him on Smith Street.
• October 11 – A 24-year-old woman was found sleeping inside the bathroom at Kwik Trip on Maria Drive. She was not cooperative, but eventually moved along and was trespassed from the gas station.
• October 11 – A woman reported a six-foot-tall inflatable pumpkin was possibly stolen from her front yard. She stated it cost about $50.
• October 11 – Two juveniles were reported to be opening and closing doors, then yelling inside, of Starbucks and Cold Stone on Division Street.
• October 11 – During an investigation into a disturbance on Shaurette Street, one 19-year-old man was arrested for obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct and another 19-year-old man was arrested for disorderly conduct.
• October 12 – A man showed an officer a video of a man ringing his doorbell and then immediately running away.
• October 12 – An officer was informed by a passerby that a fight was about to begin at The Classroom Bar. The officer arrived to the establishment and saw two males were yelling. The two males informed the officer there were no problems.
• October 12 – A caller reported a theft of money and crypto currency. The suspect was located the currency was returned to the owner.
• October 12 – An employee at Kwik Trip on Maria Drive reported there was a male in a wheelchair who seemed confused. Upon arrival, the officer was familiar with the male and noted he was fine and just getting food. The officer informed the man that if he is caught dumping out his colostomy bag he could receive a citation.
• October 12 – A mattress was found dumped in the parking lot at Mead Park.
• October 13 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School was found to be in possession of a THC vape pen. The student received a citation.
• October 13 – A child damaged a vehicle at Bannach Elementary School.
• October 13 – A woman reported being harassed by her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend. She reported that the woman had followed her home and they had a verbal exchange through windows.
• October 13 – Officers responded to a First Street residence for a report of damaged yard decorations.
• October 13 – A caller reported seeing two individuals wearing ski masks by the dumpsters behind the BP on Church Street.
• October 14 – A realtor requested officers clear the garage of a Main Street residence as it was believed there were people squatting inside. Nobody was located, however items indicating squatters had been present were found inside the garage.
• October 14 – Officers responded to Stevens Point Area Senior High School for a fight between two students. Upon reviewing video footage, the officer viewed some shoving and yelling between the students.
• October 14 – A woman reported she had video footage of two males looking into her vehicle’s windows on Michigan Avenue. On October 15, video footage showed two males on Julia Street entering a Jeep that was parked in the driveway of a home. They are seen running away. The caller did not believe anything was missing. The police report states the two clips of videos appear to show the same male suspects.
• October 15 – A caller has video footage of two individuals approaching their residence and then trying to open the doors of their vehicles.
• October 15 – An unknown suspect withdrew $4,000 from an account they did not possess at Nicolet National Bank.
• October 15 – A 16-year-old female was reported as a runaway.
• October 16 – A group of individuals were found on Black Bridge and told the officer they were hunting ghosts. They were advised not to be on the railroad.
• October 16 – Officers were dispatched to a call regarding a student that had left Madison Elementary School property. Officers made contact with the student and escorted them back to school property.
• October 16 – A traffic stop led to the arrest of a 35-year-old woman for possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping after a methamphetamine pipe was found on her person.
• October 16 – An employee reported he believed to have found drug paraphernalia in a co-worker’s bag at work.
• October 17 – A traffic stop was conducted due to a vehicle not having any lights on during dark hours. A 23-year-old woman was arrested for OWI 1st offense and cited for operating without required lamps lighted.