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Friday, August 21, 2026 The day began in the early morning as officers assisted a citizen with a ride home from 5th Ave and completed a bank deposit on 6th Ave at the Covantage drive-thru. Pocket dials and open lines triggered 911 checks on Saul Springs Rd and Pleasant Acres Ln, both clearing without incident. Morning traffic enforcement produced verbal warnings (VW) for speed at County Rd C and Fiedler Ln, US 45 and County Rd V, and US 45 and County Rd T. Officers addressed a parking complaint on Charlotte St and mediated a sibling property dispute on Owano St. Multiple fraud reports were filed, including account theft on Clermont St, an internet scam on Anderegg St, and a Geek Squad scam reported in person. Automated crash detection registered near County Rd S and Valley Rd, where deputies located the lost phone and notified the owner. Yard theft was reported on 2nd Ave, an open storage unit was checked on Forrest Rd, and swerving vehicles were reported near State Rd 64 and Muraski Rd. Animal calls included a loose German Shepherd on County Rd A and a panting dog locked in a vehicle on State Rd 64. Afternoon details involved box truck lockout service on Edison St, dropped off lost property on Clermont St, and an accidental residential alarm trigger. In the evening, deputies responded to an arcing power line caused by a fallen branch on Wood St and Robbins St, executed a warrant on 5th Ave resulting in a subject taken into custody, handled disorderly conduct complaints on Superior St, and addressed reports of vehicles racing near Mendlik Ave and N Superior St.
Saturday, August 22, 2026 Overnight deputies responded to a domestic disturbance on Kriewaldt Rd, resulting in a subject taken into custody. Animal control matters required attention throughout the day, including a loose dog on Virginia St, carcass removal on US 45 and Sunnyside Rd, an animal cruelty report on County Rd F and Meadow Rd, and a dog bite incident on 5th Ave requiring quarantine paperwork. Speed enforcement resulted in verbal warnings on State Rd 64 near Airport Rd, State Rd 64 near Fifth Ave Rd, and State Rd 64 near Shadey Rd, alongside a written warning (WW) at North Ave and Charlotte St. Officers investigated bear hunter vehicles blocking County Rd T near Jack Lake Fl, cleared a stalled vehicle blocking traffic at Superior St and 5th Ave, and maintained a public relations presence at a church event on County Rd P. Financial crimes were logged on Old 26 Rd and State Rd 52. Road hazards included a large tree blocking 70% of Crestwood Rd near Moose Lake Rd. Evening calls featured a car-deer collision where deputies dispatched the animal on Forrest Rd and County Rd AA, fighting animals on Ave, and a noise complaint involving an unlit boat playing loud music on Circle Dr and Clear Lake Rd.
Sunday, August 23, 2026 Traffic safety checks during the early morning hours resulted in verbal warnings on Maple St and S Superior St, State Rd 64 and Wistful Vista Rd, and County Rd A and County Rd O, while a written warning was issued for speed and unlicensed operation on Neva Rd and Kaplanek Ave. Officers checked on a resting driver on Byrne St and Flight Rd and guided a lost pedestrian on State Rd 64 and W 5th Ave. Daytime operations involved property damage hit-and-run investigations and a deer collision on Wausau Rd and Forrest Rd. Traffic complaints were investigated regarding e-bikes cutting through traffic at S Superior St and Freiburger Ave. A traffic stop at Edison St and 1st Ave led to a foot pursuit after the driver fled, resulting in referred criminal charges. Traffic stops produced citations on 1st Ave and Clermont St, while verbal warnings were granted at 455 State Rd 64 and US 45 and County Rd B. A local business reported a phone scam.
Monday, August 24, 2026 Early morning calls included bank fraud reports, commercial alarms, and a trespass complaint regarding an ongoing eviction on East Shore Rd. Traffic stops yielded verbal warnings at 5th Ave and Western Ave, 10th Ave and Superior St, Century Ave and Saratoga St, Superior St and 1st Ave, and County Rd S and Marl Rd, while a written warning for non-registration was issued on Edison St and 3rd Ave. A car-deer crash with airbag deployment occurred on Forrest Rd and Crestwood Rd without injuries. Suspicious activity reports involved attic wiring concerns on Flight Rd, open storage units containing puppies on Industrial Park Rd, and field smoke on Pioneer Rd and State Rd 64. DNR officers were assisted after a vehicle hit an eagle that became lodged in its grille on State Rd 64 and State Rd 55. Dog attack reports were taken on Rolling Hills Rd, gas theft was logged on State Rd 55, and a road construction dispute was investigated at State Rd 64 and County Rd P. Officers cleared road glass on Graham Ave and Clermont St and conducted foot patrol at Castle Park.
Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Overnight patrol units responded to screen-ripping property damage calls on Lincoln St and Omega Cir, taking suspects into custody. Morning road hazards were cleared on Wistful Vista Rd and E Lake Ln and US 45, and funeral escorts were conducted at 7th Ave and Superior St. Vehicle lockouts were serviced on Neva Rd, and targeted speed patrols were completed on Church St and Cherry Rd. Disorderly conduct resulted in a suspect being detained on 5th Ave, while phone harassment reports on Wausau Rd led to a warrant. Dropped laundry appliances created temporary road hazards on County Rd F. Traffic stops produced written warnings on US 45 and County Rd X and Superior St and 4th Ave. A pedestrian walking in traffic on US 45 and Industrial Park Rd was provided a safety vest and transported to a safe venue.
Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Early checks included advising an unlit bicyclist to use lights at 7th Ave and Milton St. Warrants were served on Neva Rd and County Rd F, resulting in arrests. Traffic enforcement produced verbal warnings on Graham Ave and Superior St and 2104 Neva Rd, a citation for speeding on S Superior St and Forrest Rd, and driver referrals for operating after revocation on 4th Ave and Superior St. Community assists involved reuniting a lost puppy on Rolling Stone Acres Rd, removing blocking dumpsters on Rosedale Rd, freeing a turtle from a fishing line on Superior St, and educating bicyclists on business district ordinances on 5th Ave. Deputies handled probation holds on Clermont St, credit card fraud on Superior St, a secondary vehicle crash caused by a deer on State Rd 64 and Highland Rd, and a domestic complaint on Rolling Hills Rd. Late-night park basketball noise complaints were cleared on Clermont St.
Thursday, August 27, 2026 Overnight hazards were addressed, including clearing a dresser drawer from State Rd 64 and Ackley Rd and advising unlit bicyclists on 5th Ave and Dorr St. Traffic stops resulted in citations for running a red light at 5th Ave and Edison St and speeding at 9th Ave and Superior St, Maple St and S Superior St, State Rd 47 and County Rd D, and Neva Rd and Farwell Ave. Dog owners were warned regarding nighttime garage barking. Crashes included a rear-end collision at US 45 and State Rd 47 and a hit-and-run on US 45. Financial fraud reports were taken on County Rd Y. Hazards including a smoking tree on power lines at State Rd 64 and Hanke Rd and a mattress on US 45 and County Rd T were safely removed. A stolen iPhone was tracked and recovered on S Superior St, and a stolen vehicle report was filed on County Rd A.
Friday, August 28, 2026 Deputies checked reports of loose black Angus cattle on County Rd A and State Rd 52[cite: 15, 16]. Traffic enforcement resulted in a citation for operating without a license on Century Ave and Neva Rd, verbal warnings on 5th Ave and Superior St, and written warnings on County Rd S and Clay Rd. Funeral escorts were conducted along Neva Rd. Public service efforts included assisting the Health Department drug take-back event at 1633 Neva Rd. Lost property was processed at 840 Clermont St, and mail theft was investigated. A customer order argument generated a disorderly conduct complaint, while an illegal UTV operation on city streets resulted in an arrest.
Saturday, August 29, 2026 Overnight responses involved burglary investigations and mental health checks. Property damage was documented on Clermont St and 10th Ave, and a traffic stop on US 45 and County Rd G produced a citation. Vehicle lockout services were provided, including an instance where a dog locked the driver out. Officers investigated suspicious statements regarding military family members and processed a lost wallet report. A late-night disturbance call involving patio noise led to a nearby traffic stop and citation on North Ave and Charlotte St.
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