Calling 911

• Nov. 21 – A Marion Man on Bertram Street reported his snowplow blade was stolen.
• Nov. 21 – An Ogdensburg woman on Spring Street reported a suspicious vehicle facing her home with only its parking lights on.
• Nov. 21 – A Weyauwega man on White Lake Road reported a man with a backpack trespassed through his property and said he was going to commit suicide.
• Nov. 21 – A Manawa woman on Center Street reported a woman was at a bar with what looked like a fake ID.
• Nov. 21 –An anonymous caller reported a suspicious car at Dollar General. A Hispanic male and female got into the car, drove to Citgo and bought beer. The caller said it appeared they did not know how to drive the car.
• Nov. 21 – An anonymous caller reported a juvenile’s Snapchat was hacked and the unknown hacker was contacting the juvenile even after being blocked.
• Nov. 21 – An unknown caller requested an ambulance for a man on Begrow Road that fell and cut his chin and throat.
•Nov. 21 – A Weyauwega man on Sumner Street reported a man came into his house looking for a woman and the man shoved him and threw his belongs around.
• Nov. 22 – A Clintonville man on Swamp Road reported his tree stand was tipped at an angle and unsafe to use. He named a person he thought who did it on purpose.
• Nov. 22 – An unknown caller reported receiving a text message from a juvenile that was contemplating suicide for months. The juvenile was somewhere in Marion hunting with his father.
• Nov. 22 – A male caller reported seeing smoke and later flames in the woods.
• Nov. 22 – WETYS reported they were repossessing a 2010 Ford Escape.
• Nov. 22 – An unknown caller reported hearing three gunshots a few minutes apart. It was opening day of the gun-deer season and it was 5 p.m. and shooting hours ended at 4:39 p.m.
• Nov. 22 – A Manawa man on Depot Street reported his girlfriend was suicidal.
• Nov. 22 – An unknown caller requested an ambulance for a 60-year-old man that took half of a THC gummy and was laid out on the floor.
• Nov. 22 – A Marion man on Main Street reported a man threatened his girlfriend that he would punch her in the face.
• Nov. 22 – A Waupaca man on West Road reported an intoxicated woman wanted to leave and there was some shoving between involved parties.
• Nov. 22 – An Appleton man requested a welfare check on a hunter. There was a vehicle that was left overnight and there was a blood trail on their property with sign of a person attempting to locate the deer.
• Nov. 23 – A New London man requested a welfare check on an elderly man wearing hunting clothes that looked passed out.
• Nov. 23 – A Waupaca woman on County Trunk Q reported someone shot her chicken and left it on her front porch. She also reported in another call that a Fed Ex driver hit her garage door and damaged it.
• Nov. 23 – An Iola man on State Street reported his ex-wife was breaking into his home and stealing things. They haven’t lived together in five years.
• Nov. 23 – A Fremont man on Fremont Street complained of some dogs running loose and advised the dispatcher multiple times he was going to shoot them.
• Nov. 23 – A Waupaca man on County Trunk K reported paragliders were flying over the woods and close to the trees and perhaps harassing hunters.
• Nov. 23 – A Waupaca woman on Royalton Street reported hearing a woman scream and a man was walking around outside with a flashlight.
• Nov. 24 – Camp Tamarack on Golke Road reported a suspicious pickup truck and possible trespassing on their property.
• Nov. 24 – A New London woman on State Highway 45 reported her furnace was making weird noises and scaring her.
• Nov. 24 – A Manawa man on State Highway 110 reported finding beer in the bedroom of a juvenile.
• Nov. 24 – A Manawa man on Butternut Road reported his truck was stolen.
• Nov. 24 –A Manawa woman on Esther Drive reported she overheard a man and a woman talking about her Social Security check and making plans to hurt her.
• Nov. 25 – Countryside Animal Hospital in Waupaca reported their parking lot of vandalized.
• Nov. 25 – Stevens Point Police Department requested a welfare check on an Iola woman that said she would kill herself by taking sedatives.
• Nov. 25 – A woman caller at the Clintonville Motel reported her son was trying to fight his uncle.
• Nov. 25 – A Waupaca woman on State Highway 22-54 reported she bought a Samsung cell phone on FB Marketplace. When she activated it, she was informed it was stolen.
• Nov. 25 – A private investigator reported a female was about to be scammed out of some money and he said he had access to the hacker’s computer.
• Nov. 26 – An Iola woman on State Highway 49 reported her stepmother was hacked and will be out $150,000. She was in contact with “Microsoft” and they told her not to tell anyone.
• Nov. 26 – A New London woman reported she was playing a game on her phone and got scammed.
• Nov. 26 – A Bear Creek man on Silver Creek Road reported a suspicious Jeep sitting at the edge of his property in a lane of traffic for 30 minutes. When the caller asked what they were doing, he was told it’s none of his business.
• Nov. 26 – A Weyauwega man on County Trunk X reported the death of a 91-year-old male.
• Nov. 26 – Ramada Grand Seasons in Waupaca reported a Hispanic make was kicking in a door and being disorderly.
• Nov. 27 – A Fremont woman on Bellin Road reported someone was prowling around with a flashlight by the garage.
• Nov. 27 – A woman reported the death of a 69-year-old male.
• Nov. 27 – A woman reported receiving a message from a primary caregiver that decided not to care for a paralyzed woman anymore.
• Nov. 27 – An Ogdensburg woman on Lake Terrace Drive reported she wasn’t able to turn her microwave off and she didn’t know how to unplug it.
• Nov. 27 – The smart watch of a woman accidently dialed 911 and hung up. Upon callback, the woman said she was excited as the Green Bay Packers just scored.
• Nov. 27 – A Weyauwega man on Main Street reported he was drinking with a woman, they argued and now she refused to leave.
• Nov. 28 – An Appleton man reported a bartender told him multiple times that he wants to kill himself.
• Nov. 28 – A New London man on Larry Road reported that a man was not taking his medication and was having a schizophrenic episode.
• Nov. 28 – The Clintonville Police Department reported an airplane was having problems with its landing gear and would have to land on its belly.
• Nov. 28 – A Clintonville woman on Knaack Road reported she was being harassed on Facebook messenger.
• Nov. 28 – Fletch’s Corner Store in Embarrass reported an elderly woman was lost and could not find her phone and did not know if she walked or drove. No car was outside.
• Nov. 28 – A Bear Creek man on Blueberry Road reported his neighbor’s dog ran up at him and he yelled at the neighbor. The neighbor grabbed the caller and hit him with a metal trash can.
• Nov. 29 – A New London woman on Wyman Street reported a man was living on the property for a few months, was under the influence of drugs and she wanted him removed from the property.
• Nov. 29 – A 911 caller reported the death of an elderly woman.
• Nov. 29 – Northport BP reported a gas drive-off valued at $47.
• Nov. 29 – A New London man on Zabel Drive reported his wife got stuck on the railroad tracks as the arms were coming down. She accelerated and an arm struck the top of her vehicle.
• Nov. 30 – A Clintonville man on 2nd Street reported he was assaulted. He was outside and yelling at people. He would not answer the dispatcher’s questions and then he said, “Cops are useless.”
• Nov. 30 – A Manawa man on Center Street reported a woman poked him the eyes because he took away her Tums.
• Nov. 30 – A Waupaca woman on Golke Road reported a woman attacked her at the Rec Center. She was punched in the face and head.
• Nov. 30 – A Waupaca woman on Western Avenue reported had been drinking and was trying to hurt her with a shovel.
• There were 20 deer-related calls during this period. Fourteen controlled burns were called in. A caller reported a turkey near Kanaman Road needed to be dispatched. A Waupaca man on Lind Center Road rounded up three black-and-white calves from the roadway and into an open field. ThedaCare New London reported a woman was bit by her brother’s dog. A woman on Nelson Road in Waupaca reported a brown horse running loose. A man reported a case of 15-20 dogs chained up outside near a camper where around a dozen people live. A man reported a small brown dog running in the median with a collar and leash. He said it appeared as if someone tossed the dog out of the vehicle. A Waupaca woman on Ware Road reported three black steers and one Red Jersey were missing. A Waupaca man on Southwood Drive reported some horses escaped through a fence. A Tigerton man reported his neighbor’s dog killed some of his ducks. A make caller reported a stray dog was in his chicken coop and all the chickens were gone and the dog would not leave the coop. A Manawa woman was bitten by her own cat.