Shawano Police Reported the day began just after 1:30 AM with a park violation near the Shawano Ski Sharks site, where officers found two vehicles after hours. No major issues reported.
By 8:40 AM, officers were called to a welfare check at Naberhood Park where a man was reportedly dancing erratically near traffic. He was not in immediate danger, but concerns were noted.
Shortly after, a complaint came in about a city garbage truck allegedly damaging a semi on Randall Street. That incident remains under review.
Police also investigated trespassing at a home on E Lieg Avenue, where a tent and green tarp were found in the woods behind the property.
At 9:55, a death investigation was launched on Kleeman Court. Multiple officers and emergency services responded. No further details have been released.
Other calls included a traffic hazard on Highway 22, a drug offense reported at the Shawano Police Department itself, and a case of property damage involving a U-Haul at All Stor Self Storage.
Later in the afternoon, a stolen bicycle was reported outside Charlie’s County Market — the suspect was caught on surveillance footage.
Evening calls included domestic disturbances, reckless driving, and an illegal fire in Aniwa, which drew multiple sheriff’s units.
Clintonville Police had a steady day of activity, with multiple patrols and community checks throughout the city. Officers conducted nearly a dozen business checks overnight, focusing on areas like South Main, Industrial Avenue, and Summer Street.
Extra patrols were logged at key public spaces including Pickerel Point Playground and Anne Street.
A fire alarm call came from North Park Street early in the morning, followed by several stray animal reports on Flora Way and West 14th Street. Officers also responded to a 911 call on West 13th and a mental health-related call on Stewart Street.
Later in the day, there were reports of trespassing, a disabled vehicle on South Main, and a welfare check near Highway 22. The department also handled cases of elder abuse and juvenile issues in residential areas.
Traffic stops, ordinance violations, and assistance to the county sheriff rounded out the day, keeping Clintonville officers engaged from midnight to late evening.
It was a busy day for the Shawano County Sheriff’s Office, responding to a wide range of incidents. The day began at 5:44 AM with a vehicle-versus-deer call on Fourth Street, where the deer was still alive in the roadway. A short time later, deputies transported a dialysis patient to a medical center.
At 7:30 AM, a threatening complaint was investigated after a surveyor reported being threatened with gun violence via email. Funeral escort duty was handled near Aniwa around noon.
Fire alarms kept officers alert — a commercial fire alarm at Wolf River Lutheran High School was addressed mid-morning, followed by a vehicle fire later. Several animal complaints came in throughout the day, including pigs loose on Highway 29 and injured deer needing to be dispatched.
Midday also saw reports of reckless driving and multiple disabled vehicles along Highway 29. Officers responded to two separate DNR violations involving liquid manure runoff near Shawano, with concerns it was damaging nearby property.
Later in the evening, a domestic civil standby was handled without issue, and a fire deemed illegal due to size and smoke color was investigated near Aniwa.
In total, over a dozen active calls were logged with multiple incidents still under investigation, highlighting another diverse and active day for law enforcement in Shawano County.
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