Early morning patrol in Antigo began at 12:09 AM with officers checking the area (10-60) for a traffic complaint, though no vehicles were located. At 12:52 AM, officers completed a routine bank deposit detail at CoVantage Credit Union, located at 723 6th Avenue. Morning traffic enforcement commenced at 5:34 AM near Superior Street and 10th Avenue, where a driver received a verbal warning (VW) for a defective headlight. Shortly after at 7:59 AM, another driver was issued a written warning (WW) for speeding at Superior Street and Milton Street. Officers conducted an uncontacted follow-up investigation at 8:56 AM, executed a traffic stop generating a formal report at 10:56 AM, and processed an NCIC check at 11:16 AM.
Afternoon activity opened with a drug complaint at 12:23 PM and a suspicious activity call at 1:50 PM. Officers executed a traffic stop at 1:57 PM before initiating another at 2:38 PM near 7th Avenue and Superior Street, where a driver was mailed a citation for Operating After Revocation. Officers conducted a welfare check at 2:39 PM and handled a warrant service request at 2:47 PM. At 3:21 PM, dispatch received a traffic complaint regarding two northbound vehicles driving erratically, passing each other, and cutting each other off; responding officers searched the area but were unable to locate the vehicles. Traffic enforcement continued at 4:08 PM near Deleglise Street and 8th Avenue, resulting in an incident report. Early evening brought an animal complaint at 5:51 PM at Cedar Street and South Superior Street involving loose dogs near Highway 45, though the owner was located shortly after. Officers documented a disorderly conduct incident at 6:21 PM, made an uncontacted follow-up attempt at 6:35 PM, and issued a verbal warning for a defective headlight during a 7:41 PM traffic stop at Kaplanek Avenue and Neva Road. The night concluded with a successful vehicle lockout assistance (10-24) at 9:48 PM, an agency assist call at 10:01 PM, and an information log at 11:33 PM.
Overnight activity began at 2:40 AM on Hogan Street near West Center Street, where officers inspected a suspicious, unoccupied vehicle that appeared to be broken down. A harassment complaint was logged in the Town of Glandon along County Road H at 5:16 AM. Morning routine details included school and funeral crossing coverage at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 7:15 AM and at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 7:15 AM, followed by an informational log at 7:16 AM. A retail theft report was taken at 9:12 AM, followed by an investigation check at 9:45 AM. At 9:52 AM, a fraud report was taken on Sawyer Lake Rd in the Town of Wolf River, where a resident lost $1,250 via Venmo on Facebook Marketplace while trying to buy Green Bay Packers tickets. Crossing details resumed at 10:44 AM near Edison Street and 5th Avenue and at 11:14 AM at Clermont Street and 5th Avenue. Meanwhile, a civil neighbor dispute over property line fencing and dog houses was reported along County Road T at 11:34 AM, where the neighbor agreed to relocate the items.
Midday logs included juvenile offense reports at 11:54 AM and 1:45 PM, a child abuse/neglect report at 12:14 PM, and an agency assist at 1:14 PM. Traffic enforcement stepped up when a white semi was reported nearly causing a head-on collision on State Road 64 near Polar Road at 12:18 PM; deputies stopped the vehicle and warned the driver. Deputies also responded to a blocked road on County Road S at 12:27 PM, a fire call at State Road 64 and Fish Hatchery Road at 12:35 PM, a restraining order violation inquiry at 1:06 PM, an erratic driver complaint on State Road 64 near Murphy Lane at 1:50 PM, and a mental health request on County Road T at 2:21 PM.
Afternoon community duties included school crossing assistance at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 2:51 PM, a traffic complaint at 3:20 PM, and an investigative follow-up at 3:43 PM. At 3:44 PM, a driver on State Road 64 near Memorial Drive received a verbal warning for failing to yield to emergency vehicles. Lock-change standby assistance was handled at 3:56 PM, alongside a prisoner transport and a dispatch test at US Highway 45 and County Road C. Officers investigated a two-vehicle collision at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 4:08 PM, where non-preference tow trucks cleared the scene. Evening tasks included a welfare check on Hill Road at 4:32 PM, an agency assist at 5:21 PM, a public relations event at West Elementary (1232 7th Avenue) at 5:48 PM, and a traffic stop at 6:12 PM yielding a verbal warning for a cracked windshield. At 7:08 PM, a motorist on State Road 64 near Highland Road received verbal warnings for speeding, expired registration, and missing proof of insurance. The night ended with a fight call at 7:13 PM, an agency assist at the Walmart on State Road 64 at 7:14 PM, a disorderly conduct report at 7:19 PM, a noise complaint on Cole Street at 8:12 PM, a follow-up check at 9:22 PM, an accidental smartwatch 911 call on Lake Street at 9:35 PM, and a traffic complaint at 7th Avenue and Superior Street at 9:44 PM.
Overnight calls began at 12:29 AM with a restraining order call on Clermont Street. At 12:55 AM, officers assisted a citizen on 5th Avenue seeking safe overnight accommodations. Routine night tasks saw a bank deposit completed (10-24) at CoVantage Credit Union (801 6th Avenue) at 4:14 AM and a hospital beat walk at Aspirus Langlade Hospital (112 E 5th Avenue) at 4:17 AM. At 5:28 AM, officers searched the area (10-60) around Deresch Street after a resident spotted a subject looking under vehicles, but no suspects were found. School crossing details were conducted at 7:20 AM at Graham Avenue and Superior Street and at 7:21 AM at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street. Deputies cleared a lockout on County Road B at 7:26 AM and documented a forgery/worthless check report on US Highway 45 at 7:56 AM.
Late morning items included a parking complaint on Deleglise Street at 11:24 AM regarding a car blocking corner sightlines and a gas drive-off ($50.01) at 11:50 AM on State Road 55 involving a Cadillac Escalade, where the driver mistook payment processing and returned to pay. Afternoon duties featured assist calls on Dorr Street at 1:06 PM and South Dorr Street at 1:54 PM. Traffic stops resulted in verbal warnings for speed on State Road 64 near Flak Road at 1:13 PM and an all-clear (10-2) check on a driver watching harvest operations at State Road 47 and County Road S at 1:43 PM. Follow-up checks were conducted on 6th Avenue at 2:14 PM, while crossing support was handled at Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 2:49 PM.
At 3:41 PM, extra patrols were requested along County Road K due to vehicles passing stopped school buses while children unloaded. A tense warrant call occurred at 3:53 PM on Forrest Road when a subject barricaded inside a trailer and refused to step out, prompting officers to secure the perimeter. Highway crews were alerted to a downed stop sign at Meadow Road and County Road F at 4:12 PM. Officers processed an NCIC check on Irving Street at 4:15 PM, a welfare check on 5th Avenue at 4:58 PM, and retrieved a loose brown and black dog running toward Highway 45 near 10th Avenue and Wilson Street at 5:09 PM to bring it to the HAWS shelter. An accidental 911 call on Antigo Street checked out clear (10-2) at 5:21 PM. Evening work included NCIC checks at the Safety Building (840 Clermont Street) at 6:15 PM and Superior Street at 7:43 PM, citizen assists on 9th Avenue at 6:55 PM and Clermont Street at 6:59 PM, and a traffic stop on US Highway 45 near Dorr Street at 7:29 PM yielding a verbal warning for defective taillights. At 9:01 PM, a driver on State Road 64 near Shadey Road received a verbal warning for speeding. Officers checked the area (10-60) at 9:03 PM following reports of pickup trucks driving off the UTV trail on Amron Avenue near Clermont Street. Night patrol closed with a speed citation on State Road 64 at County Road HH at 10:55 PM and a verbal warning for faulty trailer lights on State Road 64 near Shadey Road at 11:15 PM.
Early morning operations began at 1:07 AM when a victim reported his 2020 Harley Davidson motorcycle stolen from Elm Road while he was incarcerated. Traffic enforcement resumed at 5:48 AM on County Road C near Hetto Road, where a driver received a verbal warning for speeding. At 7:20 AM, extra patrol was requested on County Road K following another report of an SUV bypassing a stopped school bus. Officers logged a call on 7th Avenue at 7:44 AM and conducted extra patrols near County Road W and County Road D at 10:12 AM and Killian Road at 10:51 AM. At 11:12 AM, dispatch received a road hazard complaint on County Road A near County Road TT regarding line-painting crews working near curves without sufficient advance warning signs.
Afternoon incidents included a two-vehicle injury crash at 2:27 PM at US Highway 45 and County Road V, an animal on the highway report at State Road 64 and Ackley Road at 4:30 PM, and a deer collision on County Road H near County Road C at 6:46 PM. Nighttime enforcement saw a verbal warning issued for driving right of center at US Highway 45 and County Road B at 7:03 PM, a business security check on Bissell Street at 9:30 PM, and a speeding verbal warning on State Road 64 near State Road 55 at 9:43 PM. At 10:10 PM, a deputy conducted a traffic stop at State Road 64 and County Road P; following field sobriety testing, the driver was taken into custody (10-95) for OWI.
Overnight calls began at 12:54 AM with a 911 hang-up originating from a wooded area behind Rolling Hills Road and Valley Vista Road. At 2:20 AM, a resident on Rolling Hills Road requested law enforcement to report being held against her will. Morning traffic work started at 3:07 AM with a speeding citation at Superior Street and Graham Avenue. Assistance was provided for a vehicle lockout at Kwik Trip (455 State Road 64) at 5:49 AM, and a driver was verbally warned for excessive radio music at 4th Avenue and Clermont Street at 6:09 AM. School crossing details were maintained at 5th Avenue and Deleglise Street at 7:06 AM and Graham Avenue and Superior Street at 7:12 AM. An abuse report was taken in the department lobby at 7:06 AM, juvenile citations were issued at 8:23 AM and 9:53 AM, and a DNR call was logged at 9:09 AM. At 8:43 AM, deputies opened a missing person investigation on County Road T involving a stroke victim who failed to arrive after leaving for an ER visit.
Midday activities included a domestic incident report at 11:59 AM and a major traffic crash at 12:22 PM at US Highway 45 and Popple Lane, where a tanker truck crashed into a semi, blocking the northbound lane and spilling diesel fuel and antifreeze. Found property was processed at 1:02 PM, followed by suspicious activity checks at 2:01 PM and crossing coverage at 2:54 PM. Trespassing complaints were registered on Begin Road near Forest Road at 2:45 PM involving an unauthorized bow hunter and on McGee Road at 3:05 PM involving a truck and trailer driven into private woods. An animal welfare check at 3:11 PM on Ave Road revealed puppies infected with ringworm in a barn. Accidental watch 911 calls were checked at 3:18 PM, property checks occurred at 3:44 PM, and a three-vehicle crash involving two Ram trucks and a Bronco was cleared at County Road A and County Road C at 4:02 PM.
At 4:43 PM and 4:50 PM, reports came in regarding a suspicious pair of boots protruding from the ground along a walking trail near Orchard Road and McIntosh Drive. Evening tasks included a lockout assist (10-24) at Pick 'n Save (406 State Road 64) at 5:49 PM, transporting a friendly stray Labrador to HAWS at 6:14 PM, and searching the area (10-60) at 6:19 PM for a carpet cleaner salesman acting suspiciously near an apartment window. At 6:59 PM, officers issued a warning to youth driving play vehicles and ATVs illegally on city streets and alleys. Deputies executed a traffic stop at County Road F and Hill Road at 7:09 PM, placing one subject into custody (10-95). Citations for underage alcohol possession were issued during a suspicious vehicle stop on State Road 64 at 8:31 PM. The night closed with an injured deer report on State Road 52 at 8:59 PM, an accidental 911 call from a child at 9:21 PM, speed verbal warnings on US Highway 45 near Branch Road at 11:10 PM, warnings for side-by-sides operating illegally on State Road 52 near Carter Road at 11:17 PM, and a disorderly conduct report at 11:45 PM.
Overnight calls opened with a criminal damage report at 12:05 AM and a welfare check at 12:10 AM. Traffic stops yielded verbal warnings for speed at US Highway 45 and Branch Road at 2:44 AM[cite: 12, 13] and East 5th Avenue at 7:00 AM. Officers checked an all-clear (10-2) camera motion alarm on South Pratt Road at 3:33 AM[cite: 12, 13]. A domestic disturbance was documented on Clinic Street at 5:37 AM. Morning calls included a motorist assist on State Road 64 near Badger Ranch Road at 7:32 AM, a business check on Antigo Street at 8:01 AM, a theft report involving missing dogs at 9:43 AM, an investigation check at 10:58 AM, and a home security check (10-2) on County Road IT at 11:36 AM. Hospital beat walks occurred at 11:46 AM, juvenile complaints were noted at 11:57 AM and 1:41 PM, and a lost wallet was reported at 12:03 PM.
Afternoon incidents included a minor fender bender at US Highway 45 and Sunnyside Road at 1:30 PM and the recovery of two stolen bicycles taken to impound at 1:36 PM. At 2:52 PM, officers warned a driver on US Highway 45 near Now Road for reckless passing and speeding. An accidental 911 call was checked on Lakeview Drive at 2:59 PM, while officers searched (10-60) for an unfriendly loose dog near Deleglise Street and 9th Avenue at 3:02 PM. Officers provided parade traffic details for high school homecoming along Elm Street and 5th Avenue at 3:30 PM and Superior Street and 5th Avenue at 3:30 PM.
Evening activity included suspicious call checks at 3:46 PM, accidental 911 calls on US Highway 45 at 4:24 PM and 4:53 PM, NCIC checks at the Safety Building at 5:10 PM and 6:42 PM, and a park patrol at Castle Park (440 Field Street) at 5:18 PM. At 5:21 PM, a car struck a German Shepherd/wolf mix on County Road H. Verbal warnings were issued for registration display at Irving Street and Superior Street at 5:34 PM, speeding and missing insurance on State Road 64 at County Road HH at 7:54 PM, lane deviation on State Road 55 at West Rollingstone Drive at 7:56 PM, and speeding on State Road 64 near County Road HH at 9:17 PM. Officers assisted with fire calls on State Road 64 at 8:32 PM and at TJ Maxx at 8:33 PM, and cleared a dead deer from State Road 64 and State Road 55 at 8:29 PM. Night stops produced a traffic citation at 10th Avenue and Elm Street at 9:45 PM, written warnings for registration and insurance on Wood Street at Motion Street at 9:48 PM, verbal warnings for speed on US Highway 45 near Birch Road at 9:54 PM, headlight warnings on State Road 64 at Ackley Road at 9:55 PM, and warnings for a stop sign violation on County Road C at County Road E at 10:57 PM. The day ended with a disorderly conduct report at 11:00 PM, a bank deposit at CoVantage Credit Union at 11:47 PM, and a bicycle stop at 11:47 PM where the rider was verbally warned for operating without lights and denied a consent search.
Early morning patrol saw a verbal warning for driving without headlights at 5th Avenue and Hudson Street at 12:22 AM, an all-clear check (10-2) on an open vehicle door at 12:58 AM, and a check on three pedestrians walking home at 1:25 AM. Security checks were completed on Fifth Avenue Road at 1:30 AM and 6th Avenue at 3:08 AM, while a written warning was issued during a stop at County Road S and Riverside Road at 1:59 AM. A 911 call regarding a car vs. deer collision at County Road D and County Road S was directed to self-reporting at 4:11 AM. Officers checked a secure warehouse alarm on US Highway 45 at 4:17 AM, assisted another agency at 4:19 AM, and unlocked a vehicle at 4:20 AM.
Morning details included an animal complaint check at 7:55 AM, public relations presence for the Elcho parade on Antigo Street at 10:38 AM, an investigative follow-up at 11:17 AM, and a funeral procession escort at 5th Avenue and Superior Street at 11:28 AM. Afternoon calls included motorist assistance for a broken-down vehicle en route to a wedding at County Road C and Koshick Road at 12:45 PM, an alarm call at 12:48 PM, public relations coverage at the Elcho homecoming football game at 12:56 PM, a citizen assist at 2:16 PM, and a disorderly conduct complaint involving an aggressive female on State Road 55 at 3:02 PM.
Late afternoon traffic stops yielded a verbal warning for failing to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk at Superior Street and 8th Avenue at 3:45 PM and warnings for speed at Superior Street and 10th Avenue at 5:36 PM. A retail theft was reported at 4:23 PM, and a youth was educated on city ordinances after riding a vehicle on sidewalks at 5:23 PM. Night logs documented prisoner transport at 5:42 PM, NCIC checks at 5:52 PM, a barking dog complaint at 5:54 PM, and a lost white husky returning home on Riordan Street at 6:05 PM.
Evening calls included a lockout assist at 7:13 PM, a public relations event at 7:38 PM, a report of a loose donkey near the county line on US Highway 45 at 7:40 PM, a deer crash involving a Chevy Avalanche at US Highway 45 and County Road C at 8:22 PM, and a deer carcass removal on US Highway 45 near County Road V at 8:52 PM. ATV trespassers were caught on trail cameras along County Road B near County Road T at 9:34 PM. Verbal warnings were issued for headlights and driving without a license at County Road A and US Highway 45 at 9:52 PM and headlight defects at County Road K and Sunset Road at 11:23 PM. At 11:01 PM, deputies conducted a probable cause search during a stop at US Highway 45 and County Road I, taking the driver into custody (10-95). At 11:36 PM, officers detained individuals running in the street, taking one into custody (10-95).
Overnight calls began at 1:18 AM when a missing person returned safely to Century Avenue. Officers handled a house-egging harassment call at 1:52 AM, completed a bank deposit at CoVantage Credit Union at 2:25 AM, issued a verbal warning for open intoxicants at 5th Avenue and Edison Street at 2:27 AM, and conducted a welfare check on Neva Road at 2:34 AM. Security checks verified homes were secure on County Road W at 4:05 AM and Aspirus Langlade Hospital at 8:05 AM. A retail theft report was taken on State Road 64 at 7:39 AM. At 8:38 AM, deputies investigated repeat ATV trespassing on trail cameras at County Road B and County Road T. A driver on State Road 64 near Western Avenue received a written warning for window tint and missing insurance proof at 9:06 AM.
Midday events included loose horses captured and returned at State Road 47 and South Rollwood Road at 9:35 AM, an alarm check at 10:02 AM, trail-cam evidence of trespassers on Summit Lake Drive at 10:14 AM, a theft report on Deer Road at 10:34 AM, and a report of a lost iPhone 15 on Neva Road at 10:47 AM. Domestic disturbance reports were taken at 11:35 AM, civil standbys were conducted peacefully on Virginia Street at 12:59 PM and 3:40 PM, and a lost black lab found on Trout Road was reunited at 2:43 PM.
Evening tasks included an accidental 911 dial on Bradley Circle at 3:07 PM, lost items recovered from Saratoga Park at 5:31 PM, a lockout assist on Freiburger Avenue at 5:44 PM, and a noise complaint on 5th Avenue at 7:16 PM, where residents turned down loud music. Officers handled loose dog complaints on Deleglise Street at 8:56 PM and juvenile complaints at 9:23 PM. Motorist assistance was provided at 11:08 PM at 4th Avenue and Superior Street for a car with locked brakes. During an 11:42 PM traffic stop at Superior Street and 4th Avenue, a driver received a verbal warning for a defective headlight. Simultaneously at 11:43 PM, officers executed a stop at 318 Street, discovering two subjects with active warrants (10-99) and taking both into custody (10-95). Late calls included an animal bite report from a domestic cat on State Road 64 at 11:46 PM and a self-reported deer crash on County Road T at 11:58 PM.
Early morning security checks confirmed residences were secure along County Road TT at 1:55 AM and County Road W at 5:13 AM. At 4:14 AM, deputies searched the area (10-60) around South Pratt Road after a camera detected movement, but found no suspicious activity. An agency assist call was logged on Hill Road at 5:58 AM. The period concluded at 7:37 AM with a car vs. deer collision at State Road 64 and County Road S, where deputies dispatched the injured deer and assisted with clearing vehicle debris.
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