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The day began with an early morning patrol finding a suspicious vehicle in a local park; the vehicle was unoccupied and secure. Later, an officer investigated a report regarding an individual with an active felony warrant, but the person's vehicle was not observed despite checks throughout the day. An animal complaint was received about a dog that had been barking all night, but an officer stood in the hallway of the residence and heard no noise. A midday call for disorderly conduct involved an irate male who had almost punched a staff member at a local establishment. Officers spoke with the man about his behavior and instructed him not to return before he left the scene. In the afternoon, a subject was taken into custody following a probation hold. Officers also handled calls for a juvenile offense and a public relations matter at a local elementary school.
Evening activities included a response to a traffic complaint at a city park where a car was driving on the grass; the female involved was advised to stay out of the park. Several traffic stops were conducted, including one for no rear running lights, another for speeding, and a third which resulted in a written warning for no proof of insurance and verbal warnings for a defective taillight and loud exhaust. Officers assisted a citizen at a local gas station who needed a ride home. A theft was also reported from a local retail store, where video evidence showed a female stealing on October 5th.
Officers began the day with school crossing duties. A traffic stop involving two vehicles resulted in speeding citations being mailed to both drivers. A report was filed for a stolen bicycle, which the owner believes was taken sometime between August and the present day. At a local retail store, officers responded to a property damage accident where one vehicle backed into another. An accident report was filed, noting that both vehicles were drivable despite the damage. Later in the day, a motorist assist was performed for a vehicle creating a traffic hazard. The driver was warned after explaining they had parked to run into a gas station. Calls for the day also included reports of disorderly conduct, suspicious activity at a local church, and a trespassing incident. The evening concluded with a traffic stop where a driver received a written warning, and a bank deposit was made.
The early hours saw officers conducting follow-up investigations and beat patrols at the local hospital. After sunrise, a lockout was reported at a middle school, and a citizen turned in a found wallet. Later, a citizen came to the Safety Building to speak with an officer regarding an ongoing issue. In the afternoon, a welfare check was requested concerning an individual associated with a local food share program. At the Probation and Parole office, officers executed a warrant and took a subject into custody. A subsequent probation hold was also conducted at the same location. That evening, police were called to a disorderly conduct incident involving people arguing verbally in a school parking lot after a football game. A traffic stop was also made near a local retail store, where a driver was advised to turn on their vehicle's headlights. The day also included several juvenile offense reports and a domestic call.
Overnight activity included a beat patrol at the local hospital, where everything was found to be in order, and a bank deposit at a credit union. An alarm call was investigated, with officers finding all doors secured and suspecting a recently departed delivery truck was the cause. During the day, a report was taken for criminal damage to a house, with the caller noting there was more damage than had been reported a few weeks prior. A set of keys found in an envelope was dropped off at the Safety Building. A citizen also requested extra patrols in the wooded area behind their home. Reports for a domestic incident, disorderly conduct, and a theft were also filed throughout the day. In the evening, an NCIC check was performed at the Langlade County Safety Building, and officers made a bank deposit.
Shortly after 1:30 AM, officers responded to reports of a fight in progress. One call detailed a male on the ground who was struggling to breathe, and a Taser was deployed during the incident. A subject was later taken into custody at the local hospital. Later that morning, an officer was dispatched to notify a resident that another individual was being bonded out of jail. A report of two males using drugs was investigated, but officers were unable to locate the subjects. Police also responded to a retail theft at a local store where a shoplifter was being compliant. An animal complaint was received regarding a husky and several skinny cats at a residence, but no one was home when police arrived. Emergency services were called for a child who was stuck in the dam, though not in the water; fire department units responded to handle the rescue. The evening was marked by a car versus deer accident, which resulted in no injuries to the driver. An officer dispatched the deer and a report was taken.
The day started with routine patrols and a few traffic stops. At 6:26 AM, a 911 hang-up call was found to be an accidental dial made by a bicyclist attempting to use Siri; the caller confirmed they were okay. Following school crossing duty, officers handled an animal bite report and a civil complaint. Another 911 hang-up from a deactivated phone was also determined to be accidental. A hit and run was reported in the parking lot of a local home improvement store. In the afternoon, officers dealt with an animal complaint by gaining permission to take several animals to the humane society. Two traffic stops resulted in verbal warnings: one for speed and expired registration, and another for a cracked windshield. A probation hold was conducted at the Probation and Parole office. Other incidents included a found cat being brought to the safety building, three separate juvenile offense reports, and a mental health call at the Langlade County Safety Building.
Here are the summarized reports for the Langlade County Sheriff's Office for the week.
The day for the Sheriff's Office was filled with traffic-related incidents. Deputies initiated the morning with several traffic stops, issuing verbal warnings for expired registration and for an ATV operating on a state road. A citizen was advised to contact the DMV to sort out some confusion regarding a vehicle plate renewal. Later, another traffic stop resulted in a verbal warning for speeding. Deputies also responded to multiple road blockages; one caused by a dump truck losing a load of woodchips, and another due to large rocks falling from a truck with an unlatched gate. The farm owner was contacted and arranged for a clean-up of the rocks. A two-vehicle, non-injury accident was also reported. In the evening, a refrigerator was found lying in a lane of traffic; a deputy moved the pieces off the road and notified the highway department. The day concluded with a traffic stop that resulted in a citation for operating while license is suspended or revoked.
Deputies were active with traffic enforcement and accident response. A traffic stop for speeding ended with a citation being issued. Shortly after, deputies responded to two separate car-versus-deer accidents. In the first, there were no injuries, and in the second, the driver filed a self-report. In the evening, a driver received a verbal warning for a defective headlight and having no proof of insurance, while another motorist was given a verbal warning for speeding.
The day's events began with a 911 hang-up call, which was quickly resolved when a deputy contacted the caller, a man who was out bow hunting and had dialed accidentally. A variety of other calls kept deputies busy, including a trespassing complaint and a citizen inquiry about a civil property dispute. A traffic stop for driving left of the center line led to a field sobriety test, which concluded with the driver receiving a verbal warning. Deputies also responded to a report of a farm truck spraying corn silage all over a US highway, but found that while there was debris on the shoulders, it did not pose a hazard. A more unusual call involved a report of a man in a mask and coveralls walking around with a knife; however, he was not seen threatening anyone, and deputies were unable to locate the individual. A speeding driver traveling 81 mph in a 55 mph zone was stopped, with a citation to be mailed. The evening concluded with a traffic stop where a firearm was present in the vehicle, leading to a vehicle search and extensive paperwork.
The night started with a high-speed incident when a vehicle was observed passing another at over 100 mph on a state road. Deputies attempted to locate the vehicle, even checking UTV trails, but did not pursue it and were ultimately unable to find it. Throughout the day, deputies handled numerous calls, including a report of an animal bite where the victim refused to provide any details. A traffic complaint came in regarding a maroon Ford F150 speeding and weaving through traffic on a US highway. A hunter also reported a suspicious incident where he saw a man in a side-by-side go through his truck, though nothing was found to be missing. Deputies responded to two separate car-versus-deer accidents; both resulted in no injuries, and the drivers filed their own reports. Other activities included assisting another agency where a subject was taken into custody, and issuing several warnings at traffic stops for violations such as speeding, expired registration, and defective headlights.
Overnight, a deputy investigated a suspicious truck that had been parked at a storage unit for several hours, but the vehicle left before any contact could be made. The day's calls included a variety of citizen needs and traffic complaints. A person called for assistance after locking their keys in their car, which also prevented them from getting into their house. Deputies received reports of two different instances of aggressive driving on a US highway: one involving two SUVs traveling at high speeds and another concerning a white Jeep Cherokee driving erratically. An automated crash detection alert was triggered on a state road, but a search of the area yielded no signs of an accident. Later, a report came in about a suspicious contractor van with its door open, but it was gone upon the deputy's arrival. The Sheriff's Office also handled a 911 hang-up call that was discovered to be a child playing with a phone. The evening wrapped up with assistance provided to a driver who had locked themselves out of their vehicle.
The day for the Sheriff's Office began with a response to a car-versus-deer accident; the vehicle was drivable, and the caller stated he would file his own report. Traffic enforcement was also a focus, with a stop resulting in a correction notice for non-registration and no insurance. A motorist proactively called to inform deputies that his vehicle, which had been involved in a deer accident earlier, would be left on the side of a state road until he could retrieve it after 5 p.m.. Later in the afternoon, a theft was reported from a residence, where a recently delivered iPhone package arrived empty. In the evening, deputies received a traffic complaint about a green GMC truck reportedly traveling at 100 mph, as well as a report of a silver Jeep swerving in its lane. The day also saw a found iPhone turned in at the safety building.
Just after midnight, a deputy initiated a traffic stop after observing a vehicle driving erratically. The stop resulted in the driver receiving citations for having an open intoxicant, operating after revocation, and having no insurance. As the day progressed, deputies handled a range of issues. An animal carcass was removed from the roadway, and a driver was given a verbal warning for speeding. A more serious matter involved a report of check fraud by an employee. Deputies also investigated a suspicious female who was reportedly looking into vehicles in a parking lot. A harassment complaint was filed concerning an individual who has been repeatedly confronting people on a local trail. In the evening, a controlled burn was reported, and a traffic stop led to a subject being taken into custody.
The early morning hours began with a traffic stop where a driver received a verbal warning for speeding. Before sunrise, a deputy was dispatched for a report of a deer in the roadway. The deputy located and dispatched the injured animal. A similar call came in from another location, where another deer off the roadway needed to be dispatched.
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