Oct. 9 – A 30-year-old man applied to a job two years ago and was upset that an interview was never arranged. The man began emailing the manager of the business and calling him names.
Oct. 9 – A 79-year-old victim reported an attempted fraud of $121,000.
Oct. 9 – A female reported a male refuses to leave her alone through messages and social media, and then followed her around Seramur Park.
Oct. 9 – One teenager was cited for disorderly conduct after a physical altercation at the homecoming football game at Goerke Park.
Oct. 10 – While responding to a residence for a report of a disturbance, a 25-year-old man was arrested for fourth degree sexual assault.
Oct. 10 – A 47-year-old woman reported that she believes someone may be entering her house when she is gone. She stated something she had hung on a door handle was not there when she had returned to her residence. She stated she would get cameras for her home.
Oct. 10 – A 23-year-old intoxicated man was slamming into a portapotty with someone inside of it.
Oct. 10 – A 46-year-old woman believes her aunt may be trying to burn her father’s house down. The police report indicated that the woman’s father is deceased, and that the woman has not talked to him since he passed away five years ago. She stated people talk about her father like he is still alive.
Oct. 10 – An 18-year-old male fell off of a transit bus and sustained injuries to his his head. He was unresponsive and taken to the hospital via ambulance.
Oct. 10 – A 23-year-old man had climbed a city light pole and stood on top of a no parking sign in The Square. The man got off the sign and ran into a bar and attempted to hide in the bathroom. He came cooperative once officers made contact with him.
Oct. 11 – A traffic stop on a Clark Street led to the arrest of a 19-year-old driver for OWI first offense.
Oct. 11 – A 35-year-old man was informed that Target was going to trespass him for a year. When officers informed the man of the trespass, the man requested he instead be trespassed for life instead of one year.
Oct. 11 – A 59-year-old woman reported a man was drinking water from a hose on Second Street. The man was arrested for a warrant.
Oct. 11 – A local hospital reported alleged child abuse, with the victim being three-months-old.
Oct. 12 – A toddler was reportedly throwing diapers out of an apartment window on Second Street.
Oct. 12 – A man reported he believes he may have poisoned by his brother’s ex-wife.
Oct. 12 – A babysitter left two children unattended without the mother’s knowledge.
Oct. 13 – A 42-year-old homeless man was arrested in Iverson Park for a warrant.
Oct. 13 – Several apartment tenants on River View Avenue reported seeing an individual dumpster diving and attempted to get into several different apartments. One complainant reported seeing the man camping off of the Green Circle Trail.
Oct. 13 – A man punched his wife in the chest and threatened to kill her and their children. He was arrested.
Oct. 14 – An 18-year-old woman was cited for retail theft from Kwik Trip.
Oct. 14 – Officers received a report of a Ben Franklin Junior High School student touching another student inappropriately.
Oct. 14 – Kwik Trip on Maria Drive reported a man had come into the gas station several times throughout the day and took items without paying for them.
Oct. 14 – A man reported his home had been “toilet papered” the last two nights in a row.
Oct. 14 – A group of juveniles showed up to a residence and threw sauce, eggs, and toilet paper at vehicles. A group of teenagers inside the residence came out and were hit with eggs. The police report notes that this incident is one of an ongoing toilet paper war between Stevens Point Area Senior High School students.
Oct. 15 – A 78-year-old woman reported being contacted by someone claiming to be a federal agent. The “agent” told the woman she was linked to a cocaine smuggling group. The woman was told she needed to withdraw money and move it into a draft account; otherwise her social security would be withheld. The woman did not send any money, but did share some personal information with the “agent.” The officer advised the woman to not give anyone claiming to be law enforcement on the phone her personal information. She was advised to put a watch on her bank accounts, just in case.
Oct. 15 – A 22-year-old woman reported her bike was stolen from a Fifth Avenue address.
Oct. 15 – An unknown male stole two ice cream bars from Kwik Trip on Stanley Street.
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