Officers kicked off the early morning hours at 4:49 AM with a traffic stop at 5th Avenue and Western Avenue, issuing a verbal warning for speeding. Shortly after, at 5:02 AM, a harassment complaint on Lincoln Street was logged after a resident reported receiving threats over Snapchat; law enforcement advised the caller to block the individual and report further contact. Morning routine checks included a 911 pocket dial at Century Avenue and Saratoga Street at 7:45 AM, a mental health call on Gowan Road at 8:11 AM, and warrant services on Birch Street (8:59 AM) and Deleglise Street (9:44 AM).
At 11:07 AM, dispatch received a 911 hang-up from Jerome Street featuring static on an open line; officers investigated and confirmed the residence was secure and okay ($10\text{-}2$). Around noon, officers provided a school/funeral escort traveling eastbound on 3rd Avenue before turning northbound onto Superior Street. Property management calls included a recovered Samsung Galaxy phone found beneath a vehicle on Deresch Street at 12:49 PM, as well as a pre-planned fire alarm test at Aspirus Langlade Hospital on 112 East 5th Avenue at 12:56 PM. At 1:32 PM, a citizen visited the Langlade County Safety Building on 840 Clermont Street to report an individual causing disturbances in town, while another warrant arrest was executed on Neva Road at 2:03 PM.
Afternoon traffic enforcement saw a written warning issued for speeding on US Highway 45 near County Road X at 4:43 PM. Officers assisted a motorist with a lockout at Kwik Trip on Superior Street at 5:50 PM ($10\text{-}24$). Evening calls escalated at 8:45 PM on Arctic Street, where officers responded to a verbal domestic disturbance; the parties were separated for the night and medical attention was declined. At 9:42 PM, a parking complaint on Superior Street regarding an abandoned semi-trailer of two weeks was resolved after officers contacted the company to dispatch a driver. The day concluded with officers searching Field Street at 10:28 PM following reports of loud banging and arguing in the dark ($10\text{-}60$), and a 11:24 PM traffic stop at Neva Road and Willard Avenue resulting in a verbal warning for an unlit trailer tail light.
Overnight patrols logged juvenile activity shortly past midnight, followed by two traffic stops on 6th Avenue at Superior Street (1:10 AM) and Clermont Street (1:28 AM), where a verbal warning for speeding was issued. At 4:26 AM, a 911 hang-up on State Road 64 and County Road H was confirmed to be an accidental call from a family traveling early to go fishing. Morning beat checks included Walmart on State Road 64 at 6:46 AM and a citizen transport escort arranged through dispatch at 7:12 AM. At 7:38 AM, a traffic stop at Neva Road and Willard Avenue resulted in a speeding citation ($38\text{ mph in a }25\text{ mph zone}$) and an offer for a traffic education class.
At 9:09 AM, officers responded to a vehicle lockout on South Superior Street and Forrest Road. Ten minutes later, a parking complaint was handled after a vehicle blocked a neighbor's driveway, forcing a rescheduled appointment before the car was moved. At 9:23 AM, deputies responded to a property damage crash on County Road T, where a garbage truck arm struck a parked car; driver insurance information was exchanged. A hiker notified dispatch at 9:47 AM that her vehicle would be parked off the roadway near Forrest Road and Crestwood Road for the day. At 9:52 AM, a trespass incident was reported on Pine Street involving an unauthorized break-in at a non-owner-occupied home.
Waterway safety was addressed at 11:15 AM on Lake Street (White Lake), where an unoccupied $25\text{-foot}$ boat was floating near the beach; the owner was located nearby welding a trailer and safely retrieved it. At 1:15 PM, officers cleared a home on suspicious activity reports after individuals were seen placing items on a porch ($10\text{-}2$). Officers fielded traffic complaints regarding drag racing vehicles at 1:27 PM and reunited a lost set of Audi keys at the Safety Building at 1:34 PM. An accidental 911 call at North Avenue and North Langlade Road (1:38 PM) occurred while a driver was picking up his spouse from therapy.
In animal control matters, a Washington Street resident provided video evidence at 2:24 PM of a neighbor's small white dog trespassing and urinating on her deck and front door. A suspicious activity report at 3:33 PM was cleared after officers confirmed a person taking photos in a backyard was simply the landlord taking listing pictures for rent. Civil disputes regarding apartment move-outs were handled at 4:30 PM, followed by a traffic stop at 5:41 PM for an obscured temporary license plate. Night patrols issued a written warning for expired registration and lack of insurance on Superior Street and 7th Avenue at 9:32 PM (with translator assistance), while a truck pulling a trailer on County Road F and Meadow Road was warned at 11:54 PM for non-working headlights, unlit trailer lights, an unsecured load, and lack of insurance.
Early morning checks began with suspicious activity investigations, including a 1:08 AM check on a building where interior lights were left on, though exterior doors were fully locked. At 2:44 AM, emergency crews responded to Kriewaldt Road for a reported gas meter leak with visible fumes; officers searched the premises and confirmed no active leak ($10\text{-}8$). At 6:00 AM, officers checked on a dog inside a fogged-up vehicle in $49^\circ\text{F}$ weather, verifying the animal had adequate food, water, and ventilation. An attempted burglary was reported at 6:56 AM after a homeowner discovered a bedroom window screen removed and leaning against the exterior wall.
Rural calls included removing an animal carcass on State Road 64 and Ackley Road at 7:16 AM and securing a loose brown horse near the town shop on County Road T and County Road TT at 7:17 AM. An unusual animal call occurred at 9:05 AM when a friendly lost pet hamster was discovered inside an excavation hole; officers rescued the rodent and transported it to HAWS. Automatic crash detection systems triggered 911 calls at County Road P and County Road M (1:03 PM), though both turned out to be false alarms with no injuries or EMS needed ($10\text{-}2$).
At 1:49 PM, officers investigated a barking dog complaint where windows were left wide open, though no owners answered the door. Highway safety was addressed at 5:58 PM on State Road 55 and State Road 64, where leaning pine trees near a campground were reported to the County Highway Department. At 7:57 PM, a theft report was taken following a stolen wallet incident. Nighttime mental health support was provided on Kriewaldt Road at 8:36 PM after a resident reported uninvited subjects in his yard.
Traffic enforcement at 9:19 PM on Superior Street and 7th Avenue resulted in a verbal warning for driving without headlights. At 10:01 PM, officers investigated a fireworks complaint on West Goose Island Road regarding loud explosions; deputies swept the dark neighborhood and observed no active disturbances ($10\text{-}60$). At 10:49 PM, officers checked the area after a resident reported an unknown person knocking on their window and door, and an 11:05 PM barking dog report was cleared after officers monitored the quiet residence without hearing any noise.
Midnight patrols checked a suspicious vehicle parked on Martin Avenue at 12:09 AM, confirming the occupant was merely visiting a neighborhood resident. An animal bite report was taken on Stone Haven Drive at 1:02 AM, and a routine deposit check was completed at the CoVantage Credit Union drive-thru on 801 6th Avenue at 1:20 AM ($10\text{-}24$). Morning calls included a lost wallet report along Langlade Road at 7:57 AM and a motorist assist call on County Road A and O'Brien Road at 9:13 AM. At 9:30 AM, a civil standby on 10th Avenue resulted in an individual being taken into custody ($10\text{-}95$).
At 9:54 AM, a resident on State Road 64 reported that a young male in a small white truck pulled into her driveway, picked up a decorative landscaping rock, and drove away; an official theft report was filed. An online fraud scheme was reported at 2:05 PM on Forrest Road after a victim applied for a loan online, shared banking details, received a fraudulent check deposit, and transferred cash back via Kwik Trip before realizing it was a scam. At 2:15 PM, officers executed a Probation & Parole hold on 2124 Clermont Street, taking a subject into custody ($10\text{-}95$).
Traffic enforcement at 7:03 PM on State Road 64 and Shadey Road led to a driver receiving a citation for Operating After Revocation (OAR) and a formal referral to the District Attorney's office for felony bail jumping. At 7:39 PM, a swerving, tailgating motorcycle on US Highway 45 and State Road 47 was intercepted at 7th Avenue and Superior Street and issued a verbal warning. At 7:45 PM, an animal complaint at 2nd Avenue and Fulton Street regarding loose dogs at an RV park concluded with the owner retrieving the animals and receiving a citation for animal at large.
Speed enforcement along State Road 64 yielded multiple stops late in the evening: verbal warnings were issued near Shadey Road (8:43 PM) and Crocker Hills Drive (10:06 PM), while a citation was issued near Orchard Road (8:49 PM). Another stop at 10:12 PM on US Highway 45 and County Road J resulted in verbal warnings for speed and insurance compliance. Night checks wrapped up with a secure deposit at CoVantage Credit Union at 11:35 PM.
Early morning patrols at 1:53 AM escorted a person home after they were found sitting in the grass at a public park on Field Street after operating hours. At 2:15 AM, dispatch verified a false 911 alarm originating from the motorcycle fest grounds on County Road H. Aspirus Langlade Hospital received a routine security check at 5:00 AM, followed by an animal-related vehicle crash report on State Road 64 at 5:07 AM.
At 12:14 PM, officers responded to a suspicious vehicle report on State Road 64 where three occupants wearing face masks were seen in a Dodge vehicle; upon locating the vehicle, officers discovered the "masks" were actually decorative seat covers ($10\text{-}2$). Officers searched Hogan Street at 12:52 PM for a limping baby raccoon near the roadway ($10\text{-}60$). At 1:28 PM, officers responded to Clermont Street for a disorderly civil dispute involving a vehicle sale where signed title disagreements led to verbal shouting.
Harassment complaints were logged at 2:53 PM on Dorr Street, and road hazards were cleared at 3:48 PM after glass debris was removed from the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Superior Street. At 5:46 PM, a winch remote that dropped from a towed truck on Neva Road and Century Avenue was recovered and returned to its owner. At 5:50 PM, a resident on Charlotte Ct reported an individual entered their residence and threatened physical violence before exiting. A suspicious activity report on Pine Street at 6:27 PM regarding solicitors offering deck staining services via Ring cameras was checked and cleared ($10\text{-}2$).
At 6:57 PM, officers responded to a reported physical fight in progress on Clermont Avenue ($10\text{-}10$). At 7:04 PM, an owner on State Road 64 was warned after an unleashed, aggressive dog approached a pedestrian. At 7:57 PM, reckless driving enforcement on State Road 64 resulted in a citation for failure to display registration after a Chevy Suburban attempted burnouts, revved its engine, and shouted profanities in a parking lot; multiple loitering vehicles were dispersed. Drug complaints at a hotel on 6th Avenue at 8:50 PM were investigated and determined to involve non-illegal tobacco pipes, and an 11:02 PM report of late-night apartment screaming on 6th Avenue was searched and found to be completely unfounded.
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