Calling 911

Waupaca County Sheriff’s Report Nov. 4

• Nov. 2 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile runaway.

• Nov. 2 – A man reported his door was opened in the morning “as if someone had tried to get inside.”

• Nov. 2 – A woman reported she received an email from a woman that said she fell and broke her right hip and requested she send an Amazon-card to another person. The caller attempted the buy the e-card but the transaction did not go through.

• Nov. 2 – A man reported three fishing rods and a tackle box were stolen from his boat in the middle of the night.

• Nov. 2 – Community Care in Waupaca reported a woman was having suicidal thoughts and had been drinking heavily the last several months.

• Nov. 2 – A New London Post Office mail carrier requested a welfare check on a man whose mail was piling up, including his medicine in the mail. No answer at front and back doors.

• Nov. 3 – A man reported a man with a scoped rifle was leaning on the hood of a Toyota Tacoma and aiming out into a field. The truck was 20 feet off the road.

• Nov. 2 – 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline reported a person called and said he or she intentionally cut their neck, wrists and thighs and was actively bleeding.

• Nov. 3 – A woman reported a man grabbed her hair and throat and threatened to kill her somewhere north of Manawa.

• Nov. 3 – A woman reported the death of a 59-year-old woman.

• Nov. 3 – Northport BP reported a $15 gas drive off. The vehicle was a blue Jeep.

• Nov. 4 – Manawa Community Nursing reported a 46-year-old male left the facility with suicidal intentions. 

• Nov. 4 – A man reported his neighbor’s chickens were always on his property and defecating in front of his front door.

• Nov. 4 – A 911 caller reported a man fell out of his tree stand located between County Trunk 1 and the Clintonville Municipal Airport. He was conscious and breathing but had rib pain.

• Nov. 4 – A caller reported a fire in the ditch near Royalton.

• Nov. 4 – A caller reported a male took some Percoset and was turning blue.

• Nov. 4 – A man reported he believed someone was following him. He was walking home from the gym and she saw a shadow behind him.

• Nov. 4 – A man reported he was trying to set up an account at Uber Eats to become an employee and they rejected him saying his identity was compromised.

• Nov. 4 – A caller reported a person in a red two-door BMW was doing donuts on Loss Road and the caller almost struck the vehicle. Black skid marks were left on the roadway.

• Nov. 4 – Royalton Station reported an $81 gas drive-off.

• There were 16 deer-related calls during this period, including a motorcyclist hitting a deer. Four controlled burns were called in. ThedaCare New London reported a woman was bitten by her own cat. A caller reported a medium-sized black dog with a snubby tail was on the shoulder of US Highway 10. A caller reported a black horse and a brown horse were loose in the roadway.