Clintonville Police Department – Wednesday Activity Summary
Clintonville Police handled a mix of patrol, emergency, and neighborhood calls throughout Wednesday.
Overnight activity included extra patrol on Memorial Circle and Bucholtz Park Road, along with business checks on Morning Glory Drive and 10th Street.
Morning patrols continued with extra patrols on Anne and Walnut Streets, followed by a school extra patrol on 20th Street.
Officers responded to a family-related call on Hughes Street and assisted with an ambulance call on West Campus Drive.
Late morning brought a business check on Green Tree Road and a fire alarm response on 20th Street.
During the afternoon, officers investigated a suspicious person near East Morning Glory Drive and Flora Way and handled a neighbor dispute on 15th Street. Police also responded to a mental health call on Hughes Street.
Evening calls included a controlled burn on Robert Street, an animal nuisance complaint near West and 10th Streets, and an illegal burning complaint on McKinley Avenue.
Clintonville Police continue routine patrols and remind residents to report suspicious or unsafe activity.
Shawano Police Department – Wednesday Activity Summary
Shawano Police handled a wide range of calls Wednesday involving schools, traffic, domestic situations, and public safety concerns across the city.
The day began with school-related activity at Olga Brener School, where officers responded to a child abuse or neglect complaint while conducting school liaison duties. Officers also handled a welfare check and a reported sex offense during the morning hours.
Police followed up on an animal neglect complaint connected to an ongoing dog-related issue involving a Gresham residence. The complainant reported the suspect had failed to comply with previous orders to remove the dogs from the property.
At Shawano Community High School, officers responded to a truancy report, continuing regular cooperation between schools and law enforcement.
Early afternoon activity included officers taking a subject into custody on a warrant near East 5th Street and Fairview Way, with assistance from multiple officers and a K-9 unit.
Police also investigated a junk or inoperable vehicle complaint on East Randall Street and filed an information report on Lieg Avenue.
Traffic enforcement continued with an OAR/OWS/OWL investigation at Main Street and Alpine Drive.
A domestic disturbance was reported near South Franklin and Oshkosh Streets, where officers responded to reports of a couple yelling and a physical altercation before entering a residence.
Officers assisted a driver locked out of a vehicle at Tractor Supply on East Green Bay Street.
Police responded to multiple abandoned 911 calls traced to tower pings and one call near East Center Street.
A noise complaint about activity at Sturgeon Park was reported in the morning hours, with the caller hanging up after reporting the disturbance.
Later in the afternoon, officers assisted a resident on South Sawyer Street who requested help after receiving a donated mattress believed to have blood on it. City officials advised the caller they could not test the mattress.
Police also received a report of elderly abuse or neglect, assisted another law enforcement agency, and handled a juvenile-related call.
Emergency responders were dispatched to a pedestrian crash at Oak Drive and South Weed Street, where police and EMS responded to the scene.
Evening calls included a disturbance report, followed by an OWI arrest near East Lieg Avenue and South Lutz Street.
Officers assisted with another vehicle lockout on East Randall Street, and responded to a traffic hazard on East Zingler Avenue, where a three-foot sinkhole was reported forming in the roadway. Public Works was notified for immediate repairs.
Police investigated reckless driving near East Green Bay Street and Green Bay Court, where vehicles were reported speeding and nearly causing a crash.
Officers responded to a dog bite incident involving a resident treated at ThedaCare Medical Center.
The evening concluded with another OWI arrest near East Green Bay and Ellis Streets, with translation assistance used during the investigation, and a late-night noise complaint at Sturgeon Park.
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