Early morning enforcement began at 12:59 AM with a traffic stop at South Lincoln Street and 10th Avenue, where an officer issued a verbal warning for a cracked windshield and failure to provide proof of insurance. Officers conducted National Crime Information Center (NCIC) warrant checks on 5th Avenue at 1:36 AM, which yielded no results, and performed a hospital beat patrol at Aspirus Langlade Hospital on East 5th Avenue at 2:45 AM. Speed-related verbal warnings were issued during traffic stops on Neva Road at 3:16 AM and at 5th Avenue and Aurora Street at 6:07 AM. A scheduled prisoner transport occurred at 7:00 AM, followed by school and funeral safety patrols at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street as well as Graham Avenue and Superior Street. A citation was issued during a citizen contact on 10th Avenue at 10:07 AM. At 11:02 AM, officers responded to 10th Avenue for an aggressive loose dog that was lunging at pedestrians; the dog was located safely inside its home upon arrival. A 911 hang-up at Superior Street and 5th Avenue at 11:29 AM was verified to be in order. At 12:03 PM, a citizen reported at the Safety Building that a stolen cell phone was being fraudulently used. Later afternoon calls included a citation on 10th Avenue at 2:14 PM, a Walmart gift card fraud complaint on 10th Avenue at 2:28 PM, and a citizen assist on Clermont Street at 2:42 PM. After school patrols at Superior Street and Graham Avenue at 2:54 PM and a vehicle lockout on Wausau Road at 3:04 PM, emergency units responded at 3:12 PM to a two-vehicle crash with injuries at Century Avenue and Clermont Street. The crash caused heavy damage, vehicle smoke, and westbound lane blockages, requiring traffic redirects at Deleglise Street and Hogan Road/Highway 64 before Engine 1 cleared. Officers handled additional school patrols, an open-line 911 call at Menards on Jerome Street, and property turn-ins involving a driver's license and dead cell phone on Clermont Street. Evening traffic stops yielded a mailed citation for operating while suspended at Kaplanek Avenue and Neva Road at 5:18 PM, a verbal warning for unmaintained vehicle registration at Cedar Street and South Superior Street at 6:47 PM, and a verbal warning for a defective headlamp at Freiburger Avenue and Brian Drive at 7:30 PM. Additional traffic stops on Superior Street resulted in verbal warnings for missing front plates, cracked windshields, and speeding. At 10:22 PM, officers checked on a vehicle that struck a dog at Cedar Street and South Superior Street, confirming the dog survived and was returned to its owner. The shift concluded with a completed bank deposit at CoVantage Drive Thru at 10:59 PM.
Deputies began the day at 6:32 AM clearing a concrete block from the eastbound lane of State Road 52, roughly a half-mile west of Kettlebowl. A stolen vehicle report was taken on County Road J at 7:29 AM after a vehicle with keys inside was taken overnight. Property trespass complaints were addressed on River Road at 7:55 AM and County Road T at 9:10 AM, while a burglar alarm on South Superior Street was canceled at 8:01 AM after a proper passcode was entered. An abuse or neglect report was taken on County Road F at 9:26 AM. Accidental 911 dials were logged on County Road S at 11:23 AM and along a trail north of Pence Lake Road at 4:18 PM. Officers responded to an animal bite report on East 5th Avenue at 3:47 PM. Evening traffic enforcement was heavily concentrated along Highway 55 and County Road T between 8:33 PM and 10:38 PM, resulting in six verbal warnings and three written warnings for speeding and seatbelt violations. A verbal warning for speeding was also issued on US Highway 45 at County Road B at 9:33 PM. At 10:57 PM, deputies investigated a traffic complaint on US Highway 45 near County Road G involving a swerving grey sedan that hit a curb; the vehicle was intercepted at 5th Avenue and Superior Street, and the driver was advised to operate with caution.
Overnight property checks on County Road W at 1:23 AM and Sugarbush Road at 1:35 AM confirmed no suspicious activity. Traffic stops produced a verbal warning for a defective taillight and expired registration at Century Avenue and Saratoga Street at 1:45 AM, and an attempted stop at 2:33 AM at State Road 52 and County Road S after a small vehicle ran a stop sign at 70 mph. Deputies assisted motorists on Camp Susan Road at 4:05 AM and issued a speeding verbal warning on US Highway 45 near Koepenick Road at 6:02 AM. At 8:08 AM, deputies investigated an animal complaint on Buettner Road regarding a caged dog barking continuously without owners present; contact was established with the owner, who was advised to provide proper care. Criminal damage was reported at campsite 48 on Park Road at 1:19 PM, where individuals were cutting down trees with hatchets. Animal complaints were resolved on Forest Road at 3:00 PM and Wilson Street at 5:28 PM. A vehicle theft on Clover Road was logged at 3:04 PM, and a house break-in on State Road 64 was reported at 5:31 PM. A vehicle hitting a deer on State Road 47 near US Highway 45 at 7:23 PM resulted in the deer running off. A controlled burn was monitored on County Road D at 8:18 PM. At 10:54 PM, deputies executed a traffic stop at County Road S and County Road F after a driver swerved at 25 mph and failed to pull over for emergency lights, traveling 30 to 35 mph before stopping in a driveway, where the subject was taken into custody.
Early morning patrols located an unoccupied vehicle at Castle Park on Field Street at 1:51 AM. Traffic stops yielded verbal warnings for defective lights and expired tags on State Road 47 at 4:48 AM, while a stop on US Highway 45 at Birch Road at 5:05 AM resulted in a citation for operating without a license. Routine bank deposits were completed on 6th Avenue at 6:27 AM. Safety Building walk-ins included civil questions regarding restraining orders at 10:55 AM, a found wallet on Sunset Road at 1:04 PM, and a found purse from a store cart at 2:26 PM. Deputies handled civil property disputes on State Road 64 at 2:03 PM, open shed suspicious activity on US Highway 45 at 2:30 PM, and harassment complaints on 5th Avenue. At 4:45 PM, an arson report was filed on 5th Avenue after an unknown individual set mail on fire inside a mailbox and attempted to throw burning mail under a porch. A facility director's complaint on 5th Avenue at 5:12 PM regarding an unruly guest refusing to leave was resolved when the party moved along. Traffic complaints were patrolled on Forrest Road at 6:14 PM and North Langlade Road at 7:38 PM.
Overnight checks verified a residence secure on County Road W at 3:08 AM. Deputies addressed a loose dark horse on County Road W at 3:19 AM and completed a car-versus-deer crash report on County Road A at 4:50 AM. A dead deer was cleared from State Road 64 at 6:03 AM. Morning school zone crossing controls were conducted at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street as well as Graham Avenue and Superior Street. At 7:23 AM, a criminal damage report was filed on 5th Avenue following a weekend break-in attempt. A brown horse running toward State Road 64 from Clover Road at 9:44 AM was safely secured by a friend of the owner. Safety Building lobby contacts included juvenile citations, fence damage reports, identity theft complaints, and an inquiry regarding an unsafe elderly driver at 9:00 AM. At 1:50 PM, a traffic stop at Superior Street and 6th Avenue resulted in a subject being taken into custody. Civil standbys and property retrievals were completed on US Highway 45 at 2:25 PM and Harmon Road at 6:37 PM. Roadway glass was cleared at County Road A and US Highway 45 at 7:41 PM, and a disabled vehicle on State Road 64 was towed at 7:50 PM. A swerving Chrysler Pacifica with missing taillights on US Highway 45 was stopped at Superior and 9th Streets at 9:53 PM, where the driver corrected the lighting issue. Late-night calls included domestic disturbance checks on 5th Avenue at 10:07 PM and loose dog complaints at 11:12 PM.
At 2:35 AM, officers responded to a disorderly conduct call on Wilson Street involving screaming and threats; the subject was taken into custody. Officers investigated a commercial burglar alarm on US Highway 45 at 5:41 AM, finding an open door, walking the facility, and confirming the building was secure. A runaway Great Dane on East 10th Avenue returned home at 6:08 AM. After school safety patrols, a probation and parole warrant contact was made on Charlotte Court at 10:19 AM. A property line dispute involving appraisal painting on Lincoln Street was mediated at 11:14 AM. At 12:17 PM, a VW Passat struck a rock on Polar Road dropped by agricultural rock haulers. A parking complaint on Lincoln Street at 12:35 PM resulted in the owner agreeing to move a vehicle blocking sidewalk views. A stolen vehicle report was logged on Amron Avenue at 2:12 PM. At 2:54 PM, officers executed a warrant at 2124 Clermont Street, taking a subject into custody on an outstanding Sheriff's warrant. At 7:05 PM, a traffic stop on Forrest Road near Mary Street led to a K-9 search request, a consent search, and a subject being taken into custody.
Early morning routine checks were completed across the city between midnight and 1:23 AM. Traffic stops at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 5:44 AM and North Avenue and Neva Road at 7:40 AM resulted in verbal warnings for speed and equipment issues. Spilled corn was reported blocking State Road 64 at County Road BB at 7:41 AM, and broken glass was cleared from Neva Road at Mendlik Avenue at 8:47 AM. Highway crews cleared fallen trees on State Road 52 at 1:34 PM and County Road U at 3:26 PM. At 2:53 PM, a traffic complaint was filed regarding two vehicles passing a stopped school bus over double yellow lines on South Western Avenue. Domestic altercations were reported on West Rollwood Road at 4:38 PM, and a two-vehicle injury crash was investigated on State Road 64 at Charlotte Court at 5:01 PM. At 6:02 PM, a loose dog captured on 10th Avenue was transported to the Langlade County Humane Society. Search warrants were executed on Mary Street with DOC After Hours at 8:06 PM. A town chairman cleared a fallen tree on Buettner Road at 9:49 PM, and a driver completed a crash report after striking a bear on County Road I at 11:11 PM.
Officers investigated late-night outdoor grilling on 5th Avenue at 12:14 AM and a physical assault report at 2:05 AM. Traffic stops between 3:00 AM and 4:36 AM on 5th Avenue and 10th Avenue resulted in verbal warnings for defective taillights, headlights, and speed. A non-injury two-vehicle crash was cleared at County Road S and State Road 52 at 7:14 AM. At 7:51 AM, officers photographed injuries from a prior day's incident on 5th Avenue. Parking complaints regarding a vehicle for sale blocking sidewalk visibility were addressed at 8:30 AM, and a retail theft report was filed at 10:14 AM. Multiple juvenile offense citations were issued during school hours. At 3:11 PM, officers arrested and transported a subject on a Department of Corrections warrant on 5th Avenue. A speeding stop on Forrest Road at 5:27 PM included a citation and a traffic safety education pamphlet. A Dodge Caravan hit a deer on County Road E at 6:53 PM; the deer was dispatched by deputies. Harassment complaints on Old 26 Road and vehicle tampering complaints on Cole Street were logged in the evening. At 9:21 PM, a traffic stop at South Clermont and Maple Streets resulted in a citation for operating while suspended and a subject being detained. Found mountain bikes were impounded at 10:20 PM, and a reported home break-in at 11:11 PM was determined to be secure.
Overnight activity included clearing a dead deer from US Highway 45 at 12:42 AM and completing bank deposits at 1:03 AM. A traffic stop at 1:44 AM on 5th Avenue resulted in a subject being taken into custody. At 3:21 AM, deputies responded to South Pratt Road for a suspicious person who knocked on a door and made threats, but officers were unable to locate the subject. Speeding verbal warnings and citations were issued along County Road C during early morning commute hours. Fallen wires were removed from a sidewalk on 5th Avenue at 10:40 AM, and a driver was verbally warned for interfering with a funeral procession at 5th Avenue and Superior Street at 11:21 AM. At 12:49 PM, a warrant was served on 5th Avenue. At 2:20 PM, a walk-in domestic disturbance report at the Safety Building lobby resulted in a subject facing domestic charges being taken into custody. Lost wallets were collected and stored in impound, and evening traffic stops on Neva Road reminded drivers to activate night headlights.
Early morning officers checked an open window and secured a bicycle at a warming building at 3:34 AM. At 4:57 AM, an officer issued a final warning to a subject staying at a business without authorization. At 5:08 AM, an disoriented citizen who did not know their name was provided a safe ride home. Speeding citations accompanied by educational pamphlets were issued at 11:36 AM. At 4:02 PM, a dog defecation complaint on 5th Avenue was resolved after the dog's owner was contacted to clean the property. Automated crash detection calls were triggered at Neva Road and Center Street at 7:09 PM and 10th Avenue and South Virginia Street at 7:41 PM; officers confirmed both incidents were false alerts caused by cell phones falling onto vehicle dashboards when drivers hit brakes. The week concluded with a noise complaint resolution on 5th Avenue at 10:11 PM and a citizen assist returning an wandering resident home at 11:52 PM.
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