The day commenced with early morning traffic enforcement, including a verbal warning for speeding at State Road 64 and Orchard Road and equipment violations on 8th Avenue, Neva Road, and North Avenue. Officers conducted welfare checks and monitored school crossings at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street. Mid-morning activity included a citation for speeding on County Road S and a verbal warning for texting while driving at 1st Avenue and Superior Street.
In the afternoon, police responded to a report of a person with several bags sitting on a stoop on Deleglise Street for over two hours. A stolen bicycle was recovered on Arctic Street and taken to impound , while a driver at a pump on Antigo Street was involved in a civil dispute after striking a post with a trailer. Animal-related calls involved a dog left in a running vehicle with windows up on State Road 64 and a German Shepherd behaving aggressively on Cole Street.
The evening saw several criminal reports, including a trespasser in a garage on Deleglise Street who fled when discovered , a probation hold arrest on Clermont Street , and an attempted theft of a doorbell on Arctic Street. Emergencies included a yard fire on State Road 64 , a hit-and-run involving a grey Subaru at County Road Q and State Road 17 , and a two-vehicle accident at Neva Road and Century Avenue. Unusual activity included a 911 open line on Dorr Street where the caller was overheard discussing ice cream flavors and a report of suspicious males fleeing a property on Enterprise Lake Road.
Early hours included patrols at Castle Park and a walkthrough on 5th Avenue. Before dawn, officers assisted a male walking in the middle of the highway in his shorts and a hoodie at State Road 64 and Price-Polar Road, eventually dropping him off at a residence. Later that morning, the Street Department discovered and turned in a "meth pipe" found at Hickory and South Dorr Street.
Midday reports were dominated by animal complaints, specifically recurring issues with goats in a yard on County Road D. A subject also turned himself in on a warrant at the Langlade County Safety Building. In the afternoon, officers responded to reports of a man in all black knocking on a door on Freiburger Avenue and a driver on a "pit bike" with no mirrors on Superior Street.
Evening activity included an arrest for bail jumping on 5th Avenue and multiple complaints of drag racing at Avenue and Fulton Street. At 1st Avenue and Deleglise Street, a motorist's tire was popped by a protruding drain cap; the cap was subsequently fixed. The night ended with a significant fire call on Avenue, where smoke was visible from a residence, drawing multiple fire engines to the scene.
The morning was marked by routine traffic stops and school crossing monitoring. Police checked a property on Enterprise Lake Road to have bond papers signed, but the subject had moved. A report was also filed for a stolen rear license plate at State Road 17 and County Road Q.
Afternoon incidents included a delivery truck driver losing his paperwork on the side of the road at State Road 64 and Polar-Evergreen Road and a suspicious report of women's clothing and underwear dumped on Flak Road. Traffic accidents occurred at US 45 and County Road B, where a car struck a highway truck, and at 723 6th Avenue, where a Ford struck a parked vehicle. Animal calls involved a horse in a yard on North Rollwood Road and chickens trespassing on a neighbor's property on County Road P.
Nighttime activity involved a report of motorbikes riding on the wrong side of the road on State Road 55 and a civil dispute over a cell phone between a couple on State Road 64. A motorist assist was also provided for a vehicle with a snapped tire at Superior Street and 5th Avenue.
Just after midnight, a motorist struck a deer on US 45 and County Road G. In the morning, a massive business fraud of over $128,000 was reported on Bissell Street. Conversely, a subject on County Road G made a suspicious claim that he was expecting a $250 million deposit and that his ex-wife was attempting to "hack" his account.
Afternoon reports included a man in an orange shirt yelling at himself in a parking lot on State Road 55 and the recurring issue of goats on County Road D. Evening traffic complaints involved a possible OWI on State Road 52 and a man in sweats yelling on a phone on Huggins Road; both subjects were gone by the time officers arrived. The day concluded with an arrest for warrants on Rasmussen Street.
Early morning patrols resulted in a traffic stop at 5th Avenue and Western Avenue that included a consent search. A patient in room 7 at a facility on 10th Avenue also called 911 for assistance. Mid-morning animal calls involved a beagle returned to its owner on Edison Street and a black lab mix found on Deleglise Street.
The afternoon included a report of a physical domestic dispute on Superior Street that had allegedly been occurring all day. In the late evening, a driver on US 45 reported her father missing; he was later located safely in his vehicle. Suspicious activity was also reported on County Road HH, where a male in a window refused to come to the door when officers investigated headlights at an old parking lot.
Morning activity involved a complaint of a dirtbike and fourwheeler tearing up a ditch on County Road H and the goats on County Road D being out yet again. A missing Yorkie was reported on West Shore Drive.
Afternoon incidents included aluminum cans blocking the road at Mapleview and Hillside Road and a 48 mph in a 25 mph zone citation on Milton Street. Officers also investigated a report on Rocky Ripps Road of a female yelling and screaming from her vehicle. Nighttime calls included a noise complaint regarding loud music on Deleglise Street, which was resolved when the music was turned down.
Before dawn, a traffic stop was conducted at State Road 64 and Highland Road. Animal carcass removals were necessary for a deer on State Road 55 and a cat on Neva Road. During the day, an officer provided a civil standby on 10th Avenue for a person retrieving belongings , and another individual turned himself in at the safety building for a warrant.
The evening was notable for an OWI arrest following a field sobriety test at 6th Avenue and Superior Street. On County Road K, a report of "intoxicated" or "on dope" men with a scrap-filled truck led to a building search; one male was eventually advised to sleep in his vehicle and not drive without a license.
Early morning activity included a suspicious person in dark clothing at an intersection on State Road 55 and a 911 hang-up from a caller who was actually trying to reach directory assistance. Animal complaints involved pigs in a yard on North Rollwood Road and a dog bite on Orchard Road that had occurred the previous Wednesday.
In the evening, a report of shots fired on Rolling Hills Road was investigated. An officer confirmed a neighbor was safely shooting a new pistol into a large pile of dirt with no buildings in the background; the gun's serial number was verified as clear.
The reporting period concluded with early morning traffic concerns, including an unoccupied vehicle on State Road 17 and reports of a swerving SUV on State Road 64 and a semi-truck running a stop sign at County Road S and State Road 52.
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