Stevens Point Police Report

Oct. 5 – A 39-year-old man stole from Kwik Trip on Maria Drive. 

Oct. 5 – A 40-year-old man was found intoxicated inside Save A Lot Foods. He had probation conditions stating he cannot drink. 

Oct. 5 – Officers located an ankle monitor that had been cut. 

Oct. 5 – Three people were allegedly fighting behind Kim’s Barrel Inn. As officers approached, the individuals began to flee. One male got into his vehicle and hit a parked car. Officers stopped the man, who was intoxicated, and arrested him for OWI third offense, four counts of bail jumping, disorderly conduct, battery, and more. An additional male who fled on foot was also taken to jail. 

Oct. 5 – Officers assisted the university police with a call about a male that took something and was “tweaking.” 

Oct. 6 – A homeless individual was sleeping in the doorway of a business on Strongs Avenue, she complied when asked to move. 

Oct. 6 – A 43-year-old man was yelling at Aspirus Hospital staff for medications. He was told to move along and only return to the hospital for emergencies. 

Oct. 6 – Officers were dispatched to the Black Bridge for a welfare check. 

Oct. 6 – Dispatch received reports of someone walking around an apartment complex with an axe. 

Oct. 6 – A 24-year-old woman was dumpster diving at Target and refusing to leave.

Oct. 7 – Fleet Farm reported receiving a bad check. 

Oct. 7 – A 17-year-old male was doing donuts with his vehicle in the Iverson Park parking lot. 

Oct. 7 – A 43-year-old man was asked to leave the emergency room after arguing with staff over medication. He called the doctor a “horrible doctor” and threatened to blow the emergency room up. The hospital requested to press charges and trespass the man.

Oct. 8 – A student at Ben Franklin Junior High School physically assaulted another student during lunch.

Oct. 8 – A 71-year-old woman followed home a juvenile to inform him of how to drive safer in a school zone and to remind him to stop at stop signs. The woman was informed it was inappropriate and unsafe to follow people and confront them, and to call law enforcement instead. 

Oct. 9 – After a 32-year-old man failed to stop at a stop sign on his bicycle, he was arrested for a probation warrant.