Stevens Point Police Report

Oct. 16 – An unknown suspect stole cigars from Fuel On on West Clark Street.

Oct. 16 – A student at PJ Jacobs Junior High School had a THC vape in their possession. 

Oct. 16 – A student at Stevens Point Area Senior High School reported missing or stolen airpods.

Oct. 16 – Dispatch received a 911 call from a 38-year-old woman. On the call, a female was heard whispering, “you’re (expletive) next.” Officers searched the area of Fourth Avenue and found nothing, then left the woman a voicemail. 

Oct. 16 – A bar check at a downtown bar led to citations for underage drinking, possession of fake IDs, and more. 18 individuals were cited, all being under the age of 21-years-old.

Oct. 17 – A 22-year-old driver was arrested for OWI after driving the wrong way on a one way street. 

Oct. 17 – A 29-year-old man was taken to jail after retail theft was reported at Kwik Trip on Maria Drive. 

Oct. 17 – A 37-year-old man was cited after allegedly shoplifting at Target and attempting to leave. 

Oct. 17 – A 55-year-old man made a false report of an armed man being present in the Holiday Inn Express parking lot. He was cited for disorderly conduct. 

Oct. 17 – A caller was concerned after seeing someone holding a knife and mask near a bar on Park Street. Officers discovered the individual turned out to be an actor for a haunted corn maze. 

Oct. 18 – A report of an unauthorized person scaling a Business Park Drive building led to the arrest of a 35-year-old man.

Oct. 18 – A woman on Songbird Lane reported her child had run away. 

Oct. 19 – An intoxicated man was walking along Strongs Avenue and attempting to get home. He was provided a ride home by officers. 

Oct. 19 – A caller reported their vehicle had been hit, with the suspect vehicle fleeing the scene. The victim decided to follow the suspect, and the suspect was eventually stopped by officers. The 58-year-old suspect was arrested for fourth offense OWI, and cited for operating after revocation due to an OWI, failure to install IID, hit and run, failure to report accident, no insurance, and possession of open intoxicants. 

Oct. 19 – A 32-year-old woman was lying in the grass after crashing her bike. She declined any assistance. 

Oct. 19 – A 35-year-old man was intentionally scaring customers at Kwik Trip off of Highway 10. He was jumping out from behind aisles, scaring them, and then asking for money. Officers spoke with the man about being trespassed and he became highly confrontational. 

Oct. 19 – A traffic stop on Main Street and Michigan Avenue led to the arrest of the 63-year-old driver for OWI first offense.

Oct. 20 – Officers responded to a report of disorderly conduct at the Charles Fernandez Center on West Zinda Drive. The mother of the student picked her up. 

Oct. 20 – Officers responded to a report of a female yelling racial slurs at children and acting in a threatening manner to the children and the children’s mother. The 44-year-old woman was confronted by officers, but she retreated to her house and would not come outside. Charges were referred for the woman. 

Oct. 20 – An 18-year-old driver was issued a citation for driving 56 miles per hour in a 25 miles per hour zone. 

Oct. 21 – A 52-year-old woman reported that an unknown person was poisoning her coffee because it foamed when she shook it. Officers noted the claim was unsubstantiated. 

Oct. 21 – A package containing marijuana was located at Atwell Park. 

Oct. 21 – A phone was reported as stolen from an unlocked car at Mead Park.

Oct. 21 – A police K9 alerted to a positive identification of drugs in a vehicle. Officers located THC.

Oct. 22 – An 88-year-old man was located sleeping at Grant Park, however, he had already been trespassed from the park. Officers issued him a citation for trespassing. 

Oct. 23 – Dispatch received a call about a female “jumping” another female. Three females had beaten up two minors. The suspect females were ages 17, 17, and 19, while the victims were both 17-years-old. The victims stepped outside their front door and were punched and scratched. The three suspects then took off running. 

Oct. 23 – A 32-year-old woman was dancing alongside County Highway C. She appeared to be under the influence of drugs. The woman complained about not being able to sleep and stated she did not take any drugs. She was given a ride to a local hospital to get examined.