June 25th
The day's activities began just after 1:00 AM with a civil complaint, where a citizen left a voicemail regarding court orders not being followed. At 4:51 AM, officers responded to a report of a person trespassing in a house.
Morning calls included a welfare check at the intersection of Lincoln Street and 5th Avenue for a person who appeared confused but was found to be simply waiting for a ride. A persistent parking complaint was addressed concerning a vehicle that had been left in a resource center parking lot for several years; arrangements were made to have it removed to accommodate upcoming work on the lot. A traffic stop at Superior Street and 4th Avenue at 10:26 AM resulted in the recovery of stolen items.
Afternoon incidents involved a disorderly conduct report filed at the Family Dollar on Superior Street. A citizen reported a vehicle on Deleglise Street that was moving so fast over a bump that all four tires left the ground; however, officers were unable to locate the vehicle. A hit and run occurred at the Dollar Tree on State Road 64 when one vehicle backed into another and fled the scene; the driver was later identified and issued citations, including one for having no insurance. A two-vehicle accident in the Fleet Farm parking lot on Neva Road resulted in one driver receiving a ticket for unsafe packing.
Evening calls included a disorderly conduct complaint made in the lobby of the Langlade County Safety Building at 7:02 PM. A report of a dog being outside all day was investigated, but an officer found the animal to be fine and sheltered on its porch. The day concluded with a traffic stop at South Superior Street and Forrest Road just before midnight, where the driver received a written warning for illegible license plates and failure to carry their driver's license.
June 26th
Early morning patrols included checks on suspicious vehicles. At 1:20 AM, an officer noted a vehicle being dropped off for service at Langlade Ford. Later, at 2:54 AM, an officer spoke with a subject at the Shammy Shine, who was simply meeting a friend for a carpool. A 911 hang-up call at 3:54 AM originated from Wildman Arts. Another 911 hang-up call at 6:27 AM came from a driver at the intersection of Neva Road and Center Street; the caller confirmed everything was okay.
A fraud report was taken in the morning, with the reporting party advised to contact their banking institutions and update passwords. An unusual animal complaint came in at 12:32 PM, where a caller reported neighbors chasing a dog with a fishing net; the dispatcher advised the caller that they were likely just trying to safely catch the loose animal. An animal bite was reported from Aspirus Langlade Hospital at 2:38 PM.
Multiple traffic stops were conducted throughout the day. At 4:37 PM, a stop on South Superior Street resulted in a vehicle search and a verbal warning for speeding. Another stop in the Mojo's parking lot at 4:52 PM led to a written warning for non-registration. A driver received a verbal warning for an obstructed plate at Neva Road and Mendlik Avenue at 8:48 PM. A written warning for an expired registration was issued during a stop at 7th Avenue and Milton Street at 9:30 PM. Later, at 11:06 PM at Clermont Street and 6th Avenue, a driver was given a verbal warning regarding a defective headlight. A traffic stop at 11:12 PM in front of Antigo Eye Care resulted in a citation for driving without headlights.
At 10:48 PM, a caller reported a vehicle circling their area multiple times, but officers were unable to locate it.
June 27th
The early morning began with a harassment complaint at 5:56 AM from a caller who had met someone on an app and was now being contacted unwantedly. At 6:20 AM, a request was made for the removal of a deceased cat in front of the Antigo Bakery on 5th Avenue, which was handled. Another harassment complaint was filed at the safety building at 7:54 AM, involving verbal comments and texts between neighbors.
An alarm call at 8:57 AM was determined to be secure after an officer checked the area. At 10:46 AM, a short-legged blonde dog with a collar was reported running loose at the intersection of Dorr Street and 5th Avenue, but an officer was unable to locate it.
Traffic stops for the day included a written warning for speed at Neva Road and North Avenue at 12:10 PM. A driver was cited for speeding at Superior Street and 4th Avenue, and was offered a traffic education class. Another stop at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 4:12 PM resulted in a citation for speeding. A verbal warning for speeding was given at 8th Avenue and Superior Street at 4:30 PM. A traffic stop at 4:28 PM on State Road 64 involved a K9 unit assist. At 9:32 PM, a driver at Superior Street and 2nd Avenue received a written warning for a defective headlamp.
A citizen reported losing a backpack that fell out of their boat while traveling north on Highway 45. A report was filed for bail jumping at the Opera House after an individual violated a court order by attempting to contact the reporting party. An animal complaint was resolved when an officer picked up a friendly cat that a citizen had caught. Later in the evening, an animal bite involving a dog was reported.
A potential domestic disturbance was reported at 8:37 PM when a caller heard yelling from a nearby house, but the noise had stopped by the time officers arrived and nothing seemed out of order. Fireworks complaints came in from the Aspen Village area at 9:34 PM; officers made contact with the individuals, who agreed to stop.
June 28th
At 3:21 AM, an officer on patrol at Castle Park discovered and disposed of liquor. In the morning, a citizen called to report a wallet containing an ID, debit card, and cash had been lost at Walmart.
Officers responded to several animal complaints. At 1:27 PM, a welfare check was requested for at least two dogs inside a vehicle at Walmart with the windows rolled up. At 3:32 PM, a citizen reported that a neighbor's dog was growling and pawing at a hole in their deteriorating fence. At 5:01 PM, an officer checked on a dog tied to a porch and found it to be healthy, with access to water.
Traffic enforcement included verbal warnings for speeding at Superior Street and 7th Avenue and again at Superior Street and 3rd Avenue. A traffic stop at Superior Street and 4th Avenue at 4:31 PM led to a vehicle search, with the driver receiving a verbal warning for speed. At 5:57 PM, a traffic stop at 3rd Avenue and Superior Street resulted in a consent search and a subject being detained. A driver received a verbal warning for a cracked windshield and no seatbelt during a stop at 1st Avenue and Superior Street at 8:10 PM.
A theft was reported from the Antigo Public Library at 2:51 PM. An anonymous caller reported a person with outstanding warrants at Saratoga Park, but an officer was unable to locate the individual. A subject was taken into custody in an alley behind the Opera House at 4:50 PM. A sexual assault was reported at the Langlade County Safety Building at 4:28 PM.
A series of fireworks complaints began at 9:06 PM. Officers spoke with individuals at one location who agreed to stop. Another complaint was received from the area of East 10th Avenue and Mary Street, and a third from a citizen who reported "illegal explosive fireworks." In the third case, the individuals were warned and agreed to stop.
June 29th
An early morning 911 hang-up call at 12:41 AM was determined to be an accidental dial, with all parties confirming they were okay. At 3:19 AM, an officer checked on a suspicious vehicle and found the driver was merely taking a nap. A security check at 4:32 AM revealed an open overhead door on a loading dock; an officer searched the interior and confirmed everything was in order.
A two-vehicle property damage accident occurred in the McDonald's drive-thru at 9:57 AM. This was followed by a 911 hang-up call from the same location at 11:18 AM; an officer responded and found it was business as usual.
Traffic stops included a written warning for speeding at the intersection of Superior Street and 10th Avenue and another written warning for speed at South Superior Street and Birch Street. A driver was cited for operating without a valid license and given a verbal warning for a loud exhaust during a stop at Amerigas on Neva Road. A traffic stop at 7th Avenue and Superior Street resulted in a report for operating after revocation. Verbal warnings were issued for speeding at 5th Avenue and Lincoln Street and again at Superior Street and 10th Avenue. At 8:49 PM, a verbal warning was given for an obstructed license plate on a motorcycle at 1st Avenue and Superior Street.
Officers handled several animal complaints. At 3:53 PM, a Golden Retriever and a Husky were found loose and detained by an officer. Another call at 4:35 PM involved a leashed dog and a second, potentially aggressive loose dog described as a Husky or Shepherd mix. At 8:12 PM, a citizen reported having a hound-type dog with a collar in their garage; an officer detained the dog and returned it to its owner with a reminder about local ordinances.
A fraud report was filed after a resident was scammed out of money while trying to rent a truck. In a separate case of potential identity theft, Kwik Trip on State Road 64 reported receiving a fake bill. Criminal damage reports were filed for a vehicle that had been scratched and scuffed, possibly by rocks thrown by juveniles, and for another vehicle with a broken rear window, which was believed to have been caused by a rock from a lawnmower.
An alarm at 9:52 PM was investigated, and with the help of a keyholder, the building was confirmed to be secure. The evening wrapped up with a check on a group of employees hanging out in their vehicles at the Dairy Queen after work.
June 30th
Shortly after midnight, an officer spoke with an individual walking through the campsites at Lake Park. A few minutes later, at 12:23 AM, another group was advised to move along from Hudson Street Park. An alarm call at 12:46 AM was investigated and the building was found to be secure and rearmed.
Traffic stops in the early morning included two written warnings for defective headlights, one at Langlade Road and Flight Road and another at Superior Street and 4th Avenue. At 4:23 AM, a driver received a verbal warning for speeding at Superior Street and 7th Avenue. Later in the afternoon, a driver was cited for speeding near the Langlade County Fairgrounds and offered a traffic education class. A traffic stop at the Kwik Trip North at 8:43 PM resulted in a verbal warning for a defective brake light and a cracked windshield. The final traffic stop of the night occurred at 8:04 PM at 5th Avenue and Lincoln Street, leading to a probable cause search and an arrest.
An animal bite involving a cat was reported from the ER at 11:16 AM. A citizen reported a lost cell phone at Kretz Park, which was later turned in at the Safety Building and returned to its owner. Officers assisted a person who locked their keys in a running vehicle with a dog inside in the Aldi parking lot at 12:19 PM. Another vehicle lockout occurred in the parking lot of St. John's Catholic Church at 7:18 PM.
A citizen filed a fraud report after receiving a letter about a denied loan for which they never applied. Harassment and juvenile offense reports were also taken during the day. At 7:25 PM, officers were unable to locate an intoxicated person who had been reported. The day concluded with a bank deposit at CoVantage Credit Union at 11:34 PM.
June 25th
At 1:39 AM, a purse found at the Pickerel laundry mat was reported. A deputy located the owner's information, left a voicemail, and secured the wallet in dispatch for pickup. A complex civil complaint was handled at 6:21 AM on County Road H regarding a dispute between a landlord and a former acquaintance. The landlord reported issues with the individual trying to claim residency, leaving items behind in a barn, and attempting to have the utilities shut off under false pretenses. The deputy advised the caller on the proper legal procedures for eviction and handling the abandoned property.
Morning calls included an animal complaint at 8:09 AM at the intersection of US 45 and County Road G, where a citizen who had picked up a stray black lab was given permission to transport the dog to the humane society. A motorist assist was provided to a truck driver with a blown tire at State Road 64 and Sherry Road at 8:10 AM. At 11:12 AM, another motorist required assistance for a vehicle that broke down on Fifth Avenue Road; the vehicle was moved safely to the shoulder and arrangements were made for a tow. A road hazard was reported at 11:45 AM at Ackley Road and State Road 64, where a truck had spilled its load of waste all over the roadway. A loose dog complaint on Dorr Street was resolved when the creme and tan colored Terrier was located and returned to its owner.
In the afternoon, a deputy spoke with a dog owner on Fifth Avenue Road after nearly hitting two of her dogs that were on the road, advising her to keep them contained. At 4:01 PM, a motorist assist was provided at Mapleview Road and Hillside Road for a broken conveyor wheel, which required a temporary shutdown of the roadway to safely hook up the equipment for removal. Later that evening, at 10:25 PM, a report of a sparking wire on State Road 52 was investigated; a deputy found only leaves on the power pole and notified WPS of the situation.
June 26th
The day began with a traffic stop at 5:07 AM at State Road 64 and Roehrig Road, where a driver received a verbal warning for speeding. At 7:13 AM, a deputy attempted to locate a tree that had reportedly fallen on Crestwood Road, but the caller who left a voicemail provided no specific location and did not answer a callback, so the tree was unable to be located. A traffic complaint was logged at 7:16 AM for an older red truck that was swerving and crossing the center line on State Road 64.
At 10:32 AM, a caller requested a future civil standby to retrieve property from a residence on State Road 64 and was advised to call dispatch 30 to 60 minutes prior to their arrival. A suspicious vehicle that had been parked partially in a traffic lane on Rangeline Road since Tuesday was reported at 11:40 AM; deputies were unable to make contact with the owner as their phone numbers were not working. A 911 hang-up call at 12:24 PM was from a person whose phone had fallen off their vehicle's bumper; they were contacted and confirmed to be okay.
In the afternoon, a homeowner on Branch Road received a phone alert that a female was walking in their yard. Deputies responded and cleared the property, including a camper and other buildings, finding them all to be secure. A civil dispute unfolded over several calls from a residence on County Road X. The issue involved a man being told to leave by the homeowner after an argument, the man's status on probation, and a subsequent argument between two males over the pickup of property. At 5:41 PM, a deputy responded to an accident on State Road 55 where a caller had hit a deer, causing their airbags to deploy.
Evening activities included a civil standby on State Road 64 at 8:30 PM. A series of traffic stops were conducted, including a verbal warning for speeding at County Road C and Ormsby Road, and three separate stops at County Road A and County Road TT that resulted in verbal warnings for speeding, a defective headlight, and a defective taillight, respectively.
June 27th
Early morning patrols included a traffic stop at 5:02 AM at the intersection of County Road S and Edison Road, which resulted in a verbal warning for failing to stop at a stop sign. At 7:22 AM, a 911 call reported a road blockage at Sand Lake Road and Walsh Lake Road.
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