Calling 911

• Oct. 27 – A Waupaca man on Granite Quarry Road reported the death of an 81-year-old man.
• Oct. 27 – A Tigerton man on Mud Lake Road requested an ambulance for 43-year-old woman that took too many depression/anxiety pills.
• Oct. 27 – A New London woman on Cut Off Road reported she found three bullet holes in the door of her shed. She also found one of the bullets lodged into some material.
• Oct. 27 – A Waupaca woman on Grandview Drive reported her husband was threatened by a man over a parking spot dispute.
• Oct. 28 – The Wisconsin Veterans Home reported a resident with dementia had a bruise under her left eye. When asked how she got it, she said she did not remember.
• Oct. 28 – The Waupaca County Courthouse reported the smell of natural gas on the third floor. Another caller reported the gas smell coming across the street.
• Oct. 28 – A Readfield man on School Road reported his credit reported revealed there were two loans in his name that were unknown to him related to a college in Florida.
• Oct. 28 – ThedaCare reported a patient was kicking and hitting in the ER.
• Oct. 28 – A New London woman on Timber Run Court reported a fraud involving a $1,000 transaction and a $3,000 transaction.
• Oct. 28 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a fight between two juveniles.
• Oct. 28 – Go Riteway reported a black Mustang with tinted windows was blowing past a school bus when it was stopped with the stop sign extended and lights flashing.
• Oct. 29 – An Iola man on County Trunk MM reported he was being harassed online by a woman.
• Oct. 29 – An Almond woman on County Trunk N reported her husband saw a man dressed in black in their backyard and their dog chased him off.
• Oct. 30 – A New London man on Werner Allen Road reported he ran over somebody’s dog and killed it while pulling a trailer.
• Oct. 30 – A Waupaca school bus driver reported he noticed the smell of marijuana in the bus last Friday.
• Oct. 30 – A male caller reported that a 27-year-old man fell out of his tree stand.
• Oct. 30 – A Weyauwega man on East Street reported his neighbor trying to get him and his girlfriend to break up.
• Oct. 30 – ThedaCare in Appleton reported a high-suicide risk man made a comment about “wrapping his truck around a pole.”
• Oct. 30 – A Weyauwega man on State Road reported someone breaking into an RV.
• Oct. 30 – A cell phone caller reported there are “booby traps” on a westbound ramp that put holes in his rear tires. He said he made it to Waupaca.
• Oct. 31 – The WI Department of Criminal Investigation alerted deputies that a suspect of a double homicide in Wood County was traveling eastbound on U.S. Highway 10.
• Oct. 31 – A Waupaca woman on Rieben Road reported an investment fraud involving crypto currency worth $30,000.
• Oct. 31 – A Waupaca woman on County Trunk Q reported money was stolen from her truck while she was at a cemetery visiting her husband.
• Oct. 31 – A Clintonville woman on Rienke Road reported a residence with cows tied up with short ropes and laying amidst junk in the yard of what looked to be an abandoned house.
• Oct. 31 – A New London woman on County Trunk WW reported her mother’s boyfriend stole money from her mother.
• Oct. 31 – A Waupaca woman on Dayton Road reported her daughter’s ex was harassing her and her family.
• Oct. 31 – A Waupaca woman on Westgate Acres Road reported a white Audi and a Doodge Charger were racing.
• Oct. 31 – A Marion man on Main Street requested an ambulance for a schizophrenic man hearing voices.
• Nov. 1 – Burger King in Waupaca reported a disorderly customer disgruntled about his food order.
• Nov. 1 – A 911 caller reported smoke coming from a corn dryer on State Highway 22 near Bear Creek.
• Nov. 1 – A Fremont woman on Wolf River Drive requested a welfare check on a suicidal woman that asked for her to take care of her dogs. She said, “It was already done.”
• Nov. 1 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile runaway.
• Nov. 1 – A Clintonville woman on Clinton Avenue reported her boyfriend had been drinking and was throwing things around the kitchen.
• Nov. 2 – A Weyauwega man on Birdsall Street reported a female showed up at his home, yelled at his son and hit him (the caller).
• Nov. 2 – New London Police Department requested a welfare check on a man living in a camper in the woods.
• There were 26 deer-related calls during this period. Six controlled burns were called in. A Clintonville man reported six horses running wild in the roadway. A Marion man on Magowski Road reported a bull was in his driveway.