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Antigo Police Department
The day began in the early morning hours with officers providing an agency assist on Industrial Park Rd, followed by a beat patrol at Aspirus Langlade Hospital on E 5th Ave. As the sun rose, motorists required assistance; one Ford Explorer broke down in a turn lane on Neva Rd, eventually being moved to a safer location at the Kwik Trip entrance. Suspicious activity was noted on 4th Ave, where a resident observed an individual photographing a home before entering.
Midday involved a response to a cat bite at the hospital's urgent care and a property damage accident at the corner of Pine St and 5th Ave involving a box van and a Subaru. Retail theft was reported on State Rd 64, where a subject was accused of consuming candy and swapping price tags. In the afternoon, a minor "fender bender" occurred at Century Ave and Neva Rd after a driver slammed on their brakes, though both parties left shortly after. The evening was rounded out by public relations checks at local businesses and traffic stops for issues like missing tail lamps and covered license plates.
New Year’s Day started with an agency assist at 7th Ave and Edison St. Shortly after, a driver was stopped at Superior St and 10th Ave for traveling without headlights and was issued a verbal warning (VW). An accidental 911 call from a residence on 7th Ave was cleared after officers spoke with the occupant and confirmed that everything was "10-2" (officer is okay/signal good).
The afternoon saw several reports of suspicious activity, including a vehicle that lingered in a parking lot on Neva Rd for over an hour before departing. Accidents and assistance calls continued with a property damage incident at 1st Ave and Western Ave and a motorist needing help near Prosser Pl and Charlotte Ct.
The day was marked by a series of community assists and investigations. After resolving a vehicle lockout at midday, officers responded to a two-vehicle accident at Century Ave and Neva Rd where the drivers moved to a Walgreens lot to exchange information. Later, an officer provided a transport escort for a Walmart employee on State Rd 64. Theft reports and a death investigation occupied the late afternoon, while an accidental 911 dial involving a child playing with a phone was confirmed to be a non-emergency.
Early Saturday morning involved a vehicle repossession and a contact at Superior St and 5th Ave with a pedestrian walking in the street; the individual was advised to use the sidewalk. Before dawn, a vehicle was found in a ditch at Deleglise St and W Pierce Ave and required a tow. The afternoon was relatively quiet until a report came in regarding a dog spinning in circles on the highway at S Superior St and Forrest Ave. The evening concluded with a welfare check regarding barking dogs, though the animals were found to be fine once the owner returned home.
Sunday's watch began with a report of suspicious activity at the Dairy Queen on Neva Rd, which turned out to be employees chatting after their shift. A driver also alerted police that their vehicle would be left overnight behind Kastawayz on 5th Ave to ensure a safe ride home. Throughout the day, officers dealt with a vehicle lockout, a theft report, and a traffic complaint at 9th Ave and Field St involving a vehicle failing to stop at a stop sign. At 8th Ave and Superior St, another pedestrian was reminded to stay on the sidewalk for safety.
Monday morning was busy with administrative assists, including a probation hold on Clermont St for a no-contact violation. Animal control was on the lookout for a loose dog near Mendlik Ave and Clermont St, while another vehicle was reported stuck on a snowbank in the same area. In the afternoon, officers encountered a door-to-door salesman at 1st Ave and Thomas St and advised him to stop until he secured the proper city permits. Traffic enforcement included a verbal warning (VW) for a driver without headlights near Langlade Ford.
The final day of this report period featured several traffic stops and agency assists. A written warning (WW) was issued at 6th Ave and Clermont St just after 1:00 AM, followed by a speeding warning at S Superior St and Forrest Rd later that morning. Police assisted Probation and Parole with a warrant on Clermont St, resulting in a subject being taken into custody. The evening saw multiple verbal warnings for expired registrations, including stops at the Walmart on State Rd 64 and at the intersection of Lincoln St and 7th Ave. The day ended with two separate accidental 911 calls, both confirmed to be "10-2."
Langlade County Sheriff’s Office
The day began in the early morning with a traffic stop at Ackley St and Neva Rd (AN), where a driver received a verbal warning (VW) for a defective headlight. Shortly after, a motorist assist at a furniture store on US 45 led to a subject being taken into custody for a warrant. A series of accidental 911 calls from Antigo St involving a two-year-old child were cleared as "10-2" after contact with the mother.
In the afternoon, deputies responded to a two-vehicle property damage accident in front of a maintenance shop on Park Rd. On Deer Rd, a report of abuse or neglect was filed regarding an incident from Christmas. The evening involved several "Home to Check" requests, including one on County Rd X where no tracks were found in the snow, indicating the residence was secure. An animal-related accident occurred at Forrest Rd and Orchard Rd when a vehicle hit a deer; the car remained drivable, and the driver was assisted with an online crash report.
New Year's Eve morning was busy with a property damage accident at E 10th Avenue Rd and Parkway Rd, where a plow truck backed into a vehicle. Road conditions or maintenance issues were noted on W Bear Lake Rd, where garbage cans left in the roadway were reported as a recurring problem. A civil standby request on County Rd U involved an individual trying to retrieve items from a garage; however, no one was home at the time.
In the late afternoon, a resident on State Rd 47 sought advice on trespassing his son following an argument; he was advised to petition for a restraining order if he wanted a legal barrier. DNR matters were handled on County Rd J, where a deputy dispatched a deer in a ditch so a citizen could harvest it. The night ended with traffic enforcement, including a VW for speed at US 45 and Clinic St.
The first day of the new year included multiple snowmobile contacts. An individual stuck on a snowmobile at State Rd 64 and Marathon Dr was found to be "10-2" with a friend on the way. Another stop on Elmo St resulted in a citation for failing to stop at a stop sign and written warnings (WW) for registration and trail pass violations.
A distressing report came from Elm Rd, where a neighbor found a naked individual in the snow who had allegedly been kicked out by his mother; deputies located the male at a nearby residence. Deputies also stood by for a medical transport on County Rd AA after a patient became aggressive. The evening saw a harassment complaint involving blackmail via text and a property damage accident on County Rd F, where a red SUV was pulled from a ditch by a bystander's truck.
Early morning debris was cleared from US 45 after a report of a blocked road. A subject on S Superior St was taken into custody for disorderly conduct and a bond violation after refusing to leave a residence. In the afternoon, a citizen on Elm Rd requested advice regarding social services and child-related concerns.
Traffic stops were frequent throughout the evening. Warnings were issued for deviating from a lane on State Rd 64, failing to dim headlights on Stoney Rd, and defective tail lights on US 45. On Antigo St, a traffic stop led to a criminal referral for Operating After Revocation (OAR) and failure to install an ignition interlock device.
A major injury accident occurred at County Rd A and Schmidt Dr at 2:59 AM; a driver rolled her Chevy Traverse and was trapped, requiring a helicopter to be placed on standby for transport to Wausau. Later that morning, a domestic disturbance on Our Dr resulted in a subject being taken into custody.
Deputies also investigated a hit-and-run to a mailbox on Western Ave. Abandoned vehicles were noted in ditches on County Rd A and County Rd BB, with the latter being towed after no owner could be located. The afternoon included a disorderly conduct report on County Rd T regarding a customer "tweaking". The day concluded with several traffic stops, including a VW for speed on County Rd TT.
The morning began with a traffic stop on US 45 for a Chevy pickup with a snowmobile trailer, resulting in a VW for speed. A domestic incident was reported on Mary Lake Ln where a 15-year-old allegedly attacked the reporting person.
In the afternoon, multiple vehicles were reported in ditches due to weather, including a Toyota Yaris on County Rd TT and a sedan on State Rd 64. A harassment complaint was filed by a caller on Center St who was advised to block the individual on all social media. The night ended with a business check on Bissell St and a "Home to Check" on County Rd X, which both appeared secure.
Monday's highlights included animals on the highway, with pigs reported running on State Rd 64. On County Rd B, a deputy disposed of a "dead duck" found in a garbage bag near the ditch.
Property damage accidents occurred on County Rd AA, where a vehicle hit a stop sign, and on County Rd B, where a Jeep slid into the ditch. A car-deer accident was reported on US 45, and the driver was given a kill tag for the animal. The evening involved a series of secure business checks across the county, including locations on County Rd K, County Rd DD, and US 45.
The day started with a car in the ditch at State Rd 55 and Klapper Rd; the driver reportedly went around a corner too fast due to following Google Maps. An animal complaint on Mark Ln involved a dog barking in distress near a pond, but the search was discontinued when the barking stopped.
A serious vehicle fire was reported at State Rd 55 and W Rollingstone Dr after a car hit a tree; fortunately, all occupants escaped safely before the car was fully engulfed. Injuries were reported in a one-vehicle rollover on US 45 and County Rd N and another accident on Clover Rd where a male was bleeding from the ear. The day ended calmly with a report of a controlled burn of brush on Springbrook Rd.
Early morning activity was limited to routine "Home to Check" requests on Pickerel Lake Rd and County Rd X. A business check on US 45 at 7:26 AM confirmed that everything appeared to be in good order. The final recorded event was a traffic stop at State Rd 64 and Roehrig Rd, where a driver was issued a verbal warning (VW) for speed.
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