• April 24 – A 36-year-old man reported a woman was harassing him. He claimed she was telling his employer that he is a sex predator.
• April 24 – A woman reported she was being stalked online by an ex-boyfriend.
• April 24 – Individuals were performing burnouts in the parking lot of Five Below, which led to warnings about loitering.
• April 25 – A man reportedly entered Bria Bella and Company and showed an employee a picture of a naked woman, then left the store. The owner stated that this was not the first time this man had done something like this. She was upset as minors work at the store and requested the man to be trespassed.
• April 26 – An anonymous caller stated a child at the YMCA “was drug by a coach.”
• April 26 – A vehicle struck a pedestrian near Patch and Church Street. The pedestrian sustained injuries as a result.
• April 27 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School reported they were being threatened and followed by another student while at school.
• April 27 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School turned over a vape.
• April 27 – The owner of Deals on Wheels Auto Sales showed officers video of a white pickup truck backing into his fence and then leaving. A plate was not able to be read from the video.
• April 27 – A 19-year-old man received a citation for doing burnouts in Iverson Park that left black marks on the pavement.
• April 28 – Two semis were involved in a crash on Main Street and I39. One of the drivers was cited for an improper right turn.
• April 28 – A student at Madison School on Maria Drive was reported to be running the halls, throwing chocolate milk at teachers, throwing books and chairs, and spitting at teachers. The student was removed from school for the remainder of the day.
• April 28 – A parent made a threat to the assistant principal at PJ Jacobs Junior High School. The parent was informed he is not allowed on school grounds unless approved by the principal.
• April 28 – A 30-year-old man with a felony probation warrant was seen by an officer biking near Franklin and Second Street. The man fled on his bike and was later arrested and charges with felon in possession of firearm, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting.
• April 29 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School was found in possession of a THC vape and a nicotine vape. The student was cited for possession of THC.
• April 30 – A man called 911 stating that he did not know where he was. Officers made contact with the man who was highly intoxicated.
• April 30 – A man was driving a riding lawn mower down Michigan Avenue with a push mower in a trailer behind. The push mower fell into the roadway. The man was warned for driving his lawn mower in the road.
• April 30 – A man stole a charger from Kwik Trip on Maria Drive. Kwik Trip decided not to press charges after the man called and informed he would pay for the charger.
• April 30 – Two men were involved in a road rage incident. One man claimed the other was following too closely and almost hit his truck, the man who almost hit the truck then followed the other man for 45 minutes. Eventually, they both pulled into the Stevens Point Police Department parking lot.
• April 30 – A caller reported a female was lying in the grass near Lincoln Avenue with her head in the grass. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the woman who had a blood alcohol level of 0.15. The woman declined any medical attention and stated she would nap elsewhere.
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