Calling 911

• June 1 – A caller reported a smashed mailbox with pieces of it in the roadway and said there were some other mailboxes missing by Bear Lake.
• June 1 –A woman requested a welfare check on a confused shoeless man wearing pajamas on Cleghorn Road.
• June 1 – A caller reported his truck title, some cash and two pistols were missing.
• June 1 – A male caller reported hearing “disturbing reports that the person here is in captivity.”
• June 1 – A woman reported two fraudulent transactions totaling $2,500 were taken from her bank account.
• June 1 – A woman requested a welfare check on a man that had not left his house for two days and she believed he was out of food.
• June 1 – A caller reported losing a kayak that flew off his vehicle somewhere between Stevens Point and County Trunk Q in the Town of Farmington.
• June 1 – A caller reported a suspicious man only wearing pants walking the middle of the road. The caller described him as “sketchy.”
• June 2 – A 911 caller requested an ambulance for a woman having a seizure in the parking lot of Midwest Power Equipment.
• June 2 – A man reported he signed fraudulent paperwork for a rental in Nashville, Tenn. He was out $6,357.
• June 2 – A man reported nuisance dogs were photographed on his trail camera.
• June 2 – A man reported a juvenile was harassing a woman, a mother and himself. The juvenile has been physical in the past. The juvenile also had a knife and was “playing ninja.”
• June 2 – A man reported he was attacked by a friend’s acquaintance with a wooden pole and he thought his finger was broken.
• June 2 – A woman reported there was a person passed out at her house and she did not know the identity of the person.
• June 2 – A woman reported she was contacted by a man that was suicidal and possibly intoxicated.
• June 2 – A woman reported she was trying to sleep but her husband was drunk and calling her names.
• June 3 – A 911 caller reported a male fell off his bike and was passing out and foaming at the mouth.
• June 3 – A caller reported someone used her FAFSA account (federal student aid) and filled out a student loan application.
• June 3 – A woman requested a welfare check on her husband who she was viewing through a security camera. He appeared to be intoxicated.
• June 3 – An unknown caller reported a home with feces all over the residence.
• June 3 – Rawhide Youth Services reported a juvenile runaway that took off on a bicycle.
• June 4 – A caller reported that on May 24, a man burst into his bedroom in a state of mania and threatened the caller with bodily harm. The man was within an inch of his face. The caller believed he was on meth.
• June 4 – A caller reported he believed loggers were trespassing on his property to access another property.
• June 4 – A woman reported that a woman said he was going to buy a gun and return to shoot her family. She told her children she was going to get a gun and shoot them.
• June 5 – A woman reported scrap metal flew off a trailer and hit her Tesla.
• June 5 – A man reported he was being harassed by his father and brother. The accused him of using drugs and demanded he take a urine test. His father threatened to shoot him.
• June 6 – A woman reported her niece told her that she was assaulted by a man that struck her in the face, choked her and threatened to kill her.
• June 6 – A caller reported a boat sped all the way to Miner Lake in a no-wake zone. She gave a description of the boat.
• June 6 – A caller reported a drone buzzing around her house. It was skimming the grass. It appeared in the past and peered into windows.
• June 7 –A man reported the death of a 77-year-old man.
• June 7 – An Ogdensburg man reported a suspicious black car was driving up and down Hermanson Lake Road. He said a lot of smoke was coming out of the vehicle.
• There were 13 deer-related calls during this period. Twelve controlled burns were called in. The water patrol stopped 26 boats. A caller reported an injured raccoon in his driveway. Theda Care reported woman was bitten by a cat and another woman was bitten by her sister’s dog. A caller rescued an older brown Labrador retriever that was in the roadway. It had a collar but no tags.