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Stevens Point Police Report

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• Feb. 13 – A woman called to make a report about her upstairs neighbors who she alleged was trying to poison her with “micro radiation.”
• Feb. 13 – A repeat juvenile offender called the police to ask for a ride home. When informed the police don’t give rides unless it is an emergency, the juvenile became upset with the officer and threatened to burn their house down.
• Feb. 14 – A traffic stop was conducted on Clark Street due to the vehicle’s owner having a revoked license. The male driver had “red glossy eyes and an odor of alcohol coming from his person.” The male driver was arrested for OWI 2nd Offense, Operating while Revoked, and Misdemeanor Bail Jumping.
• Feb. 14 – Two individuals consumed too much alcohol and THC gummies. Citations were issued and the parties were cleared by EMS.
• Feb. 14 – Officers were dispatched to Minnesota Avenue for a report of a party with underage individuals drinking. The caller informed dispatch that there were people walking around the area with bottles of beer.
• Feb. 15 – A traffic stop led to the arrest of an 18-year-old driver for OWI 1st Offense.
• Feb. 15 – A male took too many THC gummies and was transported by ambulance to receive medical care.
• Feb. 16 – Juveniles were reportedly harassing city workers on Michigan Avenue.
• Feb. 17 – Retail theft was reported at Kwik Trip on Church Street.
• Feb. 17 – Two children were involved in a physical disturbance at Jefferson Elementary School. A juvenile referral was sent for one of the children involved.
• Feb. 18 – A pickup truck backed into a van that was driving through a parking lot at St. Michael’s Urgent Care.
• Feb. 18 – A patient at Aspirus Stevens Point Hospital took medical supplies. They were recovered by hospital security.
• Feb. 18 – A traffic stop due to a suspended driver and an improper turn led the discovery of 140 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, over 100 grams of THC, methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. Two individuals were arrested for possession with intent.
• Feb. 18 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School physically attacked another student at the end of lunch in the cafeteria. Several teachers helped separate the two students. The student who attacked the victim was referred for juvenile charges.
• Feb. 19 – Two Stevens Point Area Senior High School students were located with vapes. The students were caught by a teacher because they were openly vaping during class and did not think they would get caught.
• Feb. 19 – Officers responded to Main Street and Strongs Avenue for a female who was flashing “SOS” at cameras. She denied needing any help.

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