Stevens Point Police Report

Oct. 30 – A 23-year-old man was issued a citation for urinating in public on Crosby Avenue.

Oct. 30 – An intoxicated 65-year-old man was cited for littering and disorderly conduct at Burger King on Highway 10.

Oct. 30 – Officers responded to West Whitney Street for a 62-year-old man threatening children. 

Oct. 30 – Kwik Trip on Maria Drive reported a retail theft. 

Oct. 30 – An officer drove upon a gathering of about 120 people on Second Street. When the officer activated his lights, the crowd began to run away. The officer presumed this may have been due to some of the attendees being underage. 

Oct. 31 – A 20-year-old woman called 911 for help, but then began to yell at the dispatcher. She stated she didn’t want to receive another underage citation. She then received an underage citation. 

Oct. 31 – Officers possibly sighted an escaped convict from Tennessee. The convict was known for murder. Officers were unsure at the time if the sighting was accurate and noted they would review dash cam footage. 

Oct. 31 – A man was attempting to unlock his vehicle with a Slim Jim. UWPD officers assisted the man. 

Oct. 31 – A 59-year-old woman and her husband checked into a room at Comfort Suites on Division Street. She stated that upon checking in, their room’s door had already been opened. The woman claimed she and her husband woke up to their clothes being soaked in urine. She believed somebody had something to do with this prior to her checking in. Hotel staff declined giving security footage to the woman. 

Oct. 31 – An 18-year-old man was observed throwing a beer can onto a lawn on Prentice Street. He received a citation for being underage.

Oct. 31 – A 21-year-old man reported his bicycle was stolen from a Fourth Avenue address. 

Nov. 1 – A 33-year-old man was arrested for OWI third offense after crashing near Graffitis Bar and Grill. 

Nov. 1 – A 21-year-old man and a 22-year-old man were arguing about pizza at Polito’s Pizza. The report indicates they ended up becoming friends after the argument. 

Nov. 1 – The front door of a Division Street business had been broken with a brick.

Nov. 1 – A 56-year-old woman went to the emergency room after claiming someone gave her a gummy to “help her relax” while she learned to drive. She stated she felt like she had been drugged. 

Nov. 1 – Employees at Qdoba offered a 54-year-old customer free food as they felt bad about having a limited menu. The customer assumed the employees were going to report her for stealing food. She caused a disturbance and was advised this situation could have been avoided. 

Nov. 2 – A juvenile ran from his aunt and mother in the Lands End parking lot. The juvenile ran with a rock in his hands and a set of keys. He ran into the woods towards Copps Road. Drones were utilized but could not locate the juvenile. His mother filled out a Juvenile Apprehension Form. 

Nov. 3 – A student at the Charles Fernandez Center on West Zinda Drive was issued a citation for disorderly conduct. 

Nov. 3 – Officers and an ambulance were dispatched to a report of an elderly man who was foaming at the mouth and not acting himself. Paramedics performed CPR, but the man was later pronounced deceased at the scene. 

Nov. 4 – A woman received a notification that an Apple Airtag was tracking her after she was done voting and went to the grocery store. 

Nov. 5 – A woman reported seeing a man follow her and stand outside of her apartment building.

Nov. 5 – An individual reported that he believes a former employee stole $240,000 through time theft, including creating non-existent employees. 

Nov. 6 – Officers assisted Marathon County in locating a runaway juvenile at an Ellis Street address.