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Thursday, June 11, 2026
Law enforcement operations commenced early Thursday morning with a completed night-deposit escort at the CoVantage Drive Thru located at 801 6th Avenue at 12:15 AM. This was followed by an individual citizen assistance call and routine proactive beat patrols covering 5th Avenue and the Menards facility on Jerome Street through the predawn hours. As the morning progressed, deputies completed a transport escort on Clermont Street and assisted with administrative flag tasks outside the Langlade County Safety Building. Property damage was reported on Neva Road after an owner discovered their Honda Civic had been keyed the previous day, prompting a formal follow-up log. At 11:36 AM, a suspicious activity complaint was filed on Center Street regarding an incoherent individual carrying a red solo cup who was following a resident; deputies subsequently located and evaluated the subject near Clermont Street and Willard Avenue.
The afternoon shift brought a multi-agency assistance request on 1st Avenue, a motorist assist for a Jeep that stalled out and was successfully restarted at 5th Avenue and Superior Street, and a high-priority agency assistance dispatch on Clermont Street that resulted in a subject being taken into custody. Traffic enforcement actions intensified later in the afternoon, beginning with a verbal warning issued for an expired registration on Freiburger Avenue and Brian Drive. This was accompanied by separate welfare checks on Charlotte Street, a follow-up inquiry on Clermont Street, and a verbal warning given for a red-light violation at 5th Avenue and Clermont Street. At 4:10 PM, a noise complaint was logged on Lincoln Street regarding a residence playing music excessively loud, while a traffic stop at 4th Avenue and Superior Street yielded a verbal warning for speeding. Evening operations were characterized by routine compliance and NCIC checks at Badger Avenue, the Langlade County Fairgrounds, Lincoln Street, and the Safety Building. The date concluded with a verbal warning for a cracked windshield at 5th and Western Avenues, a verified traffic stop on Charlotte Street, a verbal warning issued to an F-150 pulling a trailer without active headlights at 6th Avenue and Clermont Street, and a standard citizen contact at the Superior Street Kwik Trip.
Friday, June 12, 2026
A highly unusual call emerged from Clear Lake Road, where an empty brown/reddish urn inscribed with a name was found left on a park bench near a boat landing. Investigating officers tracked the name to services performed by Bradley Funeral Home in 2021 and successfully arranged for the deceased's wife to retrieve the vessel. Traffic enforcement generated verbal warnings for speeding at Superior and Irving Streets, an improper turn at Superior and 5th Avenue, and a citation for operating while suspended at 5th Avenue and Field Street. A separate stop at 10th Avenue and Dorr Street led to a citation for operating after revocation. On State Road 64, a disoriented motorist swerving into oncoming traffic was found to be severely fatigued and was permitted to safely nap on the shoulder before continuing. Other afternoon dispatches included a canine bite incident in Phlox requiring a rabies packet, a downed stop sign at Ormsby Road and County Road C, a printer-related computer fraud scam on County Road H, and several verbal warnings for speeding and equipment defects.
The evening turned high-stakes at 8:45 PM when a motorist reported a male flashing a handgun from a vehicle heading south on US 45. Deputies located the vehicle turning into a South Superior Street property and successfully made contact with the individual. Additional evening events included a car-versus-deer collision on State Road 55, an illegally parked vehicle in a handicap stall on Charlotte Street, an identity theft report at Charlotte Court, and a complaint regarding a house window intruder on Neva Road that was linked to an ongoing civil matter. The night wrapped up with an accidental Apple Watch 911 call on County Rd D, fireworks complaints on Huggins Road, a vehicle lockout on Bass Lake Road, two separate broken-down vehicles handled by local tow services, and another deer crash on State Road 64.
Saturday, June 13, 2026
The afternoon brought a series of unique community calls. On 5th Avenue, an unoccupied paddleboat seen floating erratically across a lake was successfully retrieved and brought back to the boat launch by deputies. A private property towing dispute on Clermont Street required clarification that law enforcement lacked authority to intervene on private land. On Stamper Road, a resident voiced frustrations over speeding ATVs and UTVs operating without helmets or seatbelts, leading to an extra patrol request. Strong winds caused fallen trees and blocked roadways on County Road M, State Road 55, Swenska Hills Road, and Mayking Road, all of which were cleared by officers or highway personnel. Off-road enforcement on State Road 52 resulted in verbal warnings for operating a UTV on a state highway without registration, seatbelts, or a safety certificate.
At 3:32 PM, a major narcotics intervention occurred on 6th Avenue, where a suspect was taken into custody and charged with the possession and illegal acquisition of a prescription medication with intent to deliver. Other notable afternoon incidents included suspicious porch activity caught on a Ring camera on 5th Avenue, a stolen blanket, and a fireworks warning issued to a group of young men on Industrial Park Road whose loud "booms" were disrupting local businesses. The evening featured a report of gunshots on Rolling Hills Road that turned up nothing illegal, a Facebook Marketplace civil contract dispute, and a speeding citation on State Road 64. An EMS call on Hickory Road transitioned into a death investigation at 8:27 PM. The day wound down with an unverified car-versus-deer report on US 45 and a noise complaint regarding loud four-wheelers on Deleglise Street.
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Sunday morning opened with an active warrant arrest carried out just past midnight, alongside a disorderly conduct investigation. At 7:03 AM, deputies responded to a severe two-vehicle property damage crash near a golf course pond on State Road 55. The collision left significant debris scattered across the highway, but fortunately, no injuries were reported; a relative eventually arrived with a trailer to remove the disabled vehicle. Debris mitigation continued into the late morning when officers cleared several large pieces of residential siding from the southbound lanes of Antigo Street and County Road K. A report of a missing person was logged in the afternoon, as well as a theft report and a vehicle lockout near a local church. At 11:19 AM, a laundromat owner on State Road 55 reported a suspicious vehicle parked on the lot since the previous day; surveillance footage revealed a female occupant had departed in a separate pickup truck, and the owner was eventually contacted to retrieve the vehicle.
The afternoon and evening focused heavily on neighborhood disputes and traffic oversight. A resident on Country Aire Lane filed a harassment complaint regarding a neighbor's newly installed trail camera facing her driveway; responding officers reviewed the situation and advised the caller that the camera placement was entirely legal. Civil parking complaints on Superior Street and a domestic disturbance kept units busy, while speed enforcement on 5th Avenue, Superior Street, and Forrest Road resulted in multiple verbal warnings. A motorist assist was provided to a flat-tired Dodge Grand Caravan on State Road 64. During a 9:51 PM traffic stop on 3rd Avenue and Superior Street, an officer noted a cracked windshield and discovered that the driver and passenger had actively switched seats before the contact. The evening concluded with an erratic driving complaint regarding a blue SUV swerving toward a Kwik Trip on North Langlade Road, though the following officer observed no ongoing signs of impairment once the vehicle reached its residence.
Monday, June 15, 2026
Monday's early shift began with a routine park check at Castle Park on Field Street, followed by a suspicious activity call where an individual was simply found doing late-night laundry. At 2:53 AM, a deputy investigated two suspicious males riding bicycles near Nagel Farms by County Roads B and V. The rest of the morning saw written warnings for speeding on US 45 and pocket-dialed 911 calls from Neva Lake Road and US 45. Animal-related matters required significant attention, starting with a report of an injured fawn in a ditch on US 45 and an afternoon rescue on 6th Avenue where a kitten had become trapped inside a vehicle’s wheel well. Later in the evening, a stray cat found on US 45 was safely transported to the HAWS humane society, while a late-night call regarding a horse running down the middle of a road resulted in an unsuccessful search.
The afternoon included several property and civil responses. A minor rear-end collision occurred in the intersection near the Kwik Trip on State Road 64, requiring a state crash report. Debris from a broken drain pipe was cleared off State Road 64 near Wistful Vista Road, and scheduled fire siren testing was executed on Gardner Dam Road. A motorist on County Road S reported that an unsecured mattress flew off a preceding vehicle and struck his car. ATV violations were logged on Bluebird Alley after tracks were discovered on a new bicycle trail, and another individual was reported for operating an ATV without a mandatory ignition interlock device (IID). A suspicious vehicle report on Stoney Road involving a quick passenger drop-off turned up empty. Property preservation took place at 9:37 PM when an officer found a car parked with its driver-side door wide open and valuables in the backseat; the officer secured the vehicle at the owner's request. The night wrapped up with a car-versus-deer crash report on State Road 64 and a restraining order violation report.
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Wednesday began with a citizen assistance call at 1:50 AM on 10th Avenue, where an individual whose bicycle chain broke was left stranded and unable to find their home; a deputy successfully transported them back to their residence. Morning civil property disputes emerged on Deresch Street and 5th Avenue, while a septic truck was stopped on US 45 for dragging a hose along the asphalt. Corporate financial fraud was reported on Superior Street, where a company discovered a processed check routed into an account under an unverified employee name. At 10:11 AM, a resident arrived at the Safety Building lobby to report a family disturbance after Shawano County authorities arrested his son on an active warrant. Another financial scam was reported on County Road A, where a victim came forward after losing funds to a gift card scam.
Afternoon events included a civil dispute over an auto repair bill on Neva Road, an abandoned bicycle on Superior Street, and a routine Strasser Roller funeral escort along Clermont Street. Debris mitigation occurred on US 45 when a semi-truck ran out of fuel and blocked the inside northbound lane before safely reaching a filling station. Later, a package arriving from New York on County Road V, containing a suspicious $4,600 check triggered a fraud report. Livestock control responded to County Road F, where ten escaped Angus and Longhorn cows were successfully secured back inside their fencing by the owner. An individual experiencing severe confusion and homelessness was assisted on US 45, eventually being picked up by a landlord arriving from Bowler. The evening closed with a car-versus-deer incident on County Road A, a trespassing report on Ormsby Road, a verbal warning for a defective headlight on US 45, and a bail jumping arrest on Clermont Street after a wife reported her husband had violated active electronic no-contact bond conditions by texting her.
Thursday, June 18, 2026
The final day of the log package opened just after midnight when a patrolling officer noticed a vehicle tailgate wide open on a property; the officer secured the gate and notified the grateful owner. This was followed by a critical mental health intervention, early morning hospital checks, and a compliance check at the Safety Building. Speed enforcement on County Road K resulted in a written warning. At 8:03 AM, a domestic disturbance call was generated following a heated verbal argument that required field mediation. Early afternoon activities included unlocking a vehicle on Clermont Street, returning a recovered wallet to its rightful owner, and assisting an unwell citizen who requested a ride home from the Safety Building lobby. A suspicious person complaint occurred at 2:49 PM when a parking lot bystander tried to hand a resident an unknown piece of fabric before fleeing.
The late afternoon saw multiple administrative and protective actions. A domestic restraining order violation was handled on scene, an ordinance warning was issued to a resident on East 8th Avenue for feeding wild animals, and a boundary line dispute involving trimmed tree branches was documented. A follow-up investigation resulted in a suspect being taken into custody at 4:11 PM. Evening calls included minor juvenile issues, an unmaintained exhaust warning, a disorderly conduct incident involving a person refusing to leave a property, and complaints regarding fireworks. At 10:10 PM, a traffic stop at Superior Street and 5th Avenue led to a formal citation for operating without a license (OWL) and a verbal warning for a burnt-out headlight. The night closed with a check of Castle Park on Field Street, where a couple found talking after hours was advised of park regulations and moved along without incident.
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