Shawano Police handled a steady mix of calls throughout Wednesday. Officers responded to an abandoned 911 call just before 3 a.m. on South Hamlin Street, with RapidSOS data showing the call disconnected before contact was made .
Later in the morning, police and EMS were sent to South Lafayette and West Stevens for a car crash with injuries, with multiple units arriving between 8:15 and 8:30 a.m..
Officers also checked on a vehicle parked for several days at Sturgeon Park, noting a guitar, amplifier and food inside. The registered owner said she didn’t know why the vehicle was there.
A scam report was taken on West Richmond Street involving an elderly victim experiencing memory issues, and Human Services requested a standby for a home visit on South Hamlin due to reported poor living conditions and a history of threats at the residence.
In the afternoon, police handled a shoplifting arrest at Charlie’s County Market, a domestic disturbance on South Washington where personal items were thrown into the street, and a missing‑children call on East Randall Street involving a 3‑year‑old boy and girl. Multiple officers responded immediately.
The day ended with several traffic stops and an OWI arrest near Weed Street and Lieg Avenue around 10:40 p.m. .
Clintonville Police logged a steady mix of calls throughout Wednesday. Officers conducted several overnight business checks, beginning just after midnight on South Main Street, followed by additional checks on Anne Street, East 12th, North Park, and North Main as part of routine patrols.
A traffic stop was made around 1:45 a.m. near Highway 156 and Klemp Road.
Late in the morning, officers handled an ordinance violation on Willow Street, followed minutes later by an agency assist on 20th Street.
In the afternoon, police responded to a traffic complaint at 9th and West Street and later investigated a suspicious person report on East 1st Street.
Two animal bite calls came in—one on 7th Street at 5:30 p.m., and another on North Clinton Avenue less than two hours later.
Just after 9:30 p.m., officers were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash on West Madison Street.
The day wrapped up with extra patrol around Memorial Circle at 10 p.m.
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Office handled a wide range of calls Wednesday, beginning just before 3 a.m. with an alarm activation at Nutrition Services on Deer Drive, where keyholders were notified. A second commercial alarm followed around 7:30 a.m. at Dollar General in Tigerton, with no contact made at the store.
Deputies also stopped a driver for OAR/OWS/OWL violations near Highway 29 and County F around 6:15 a.m..
Through the morning, deputies responded to a traffic hazard on Highway 29, a wounded deer report on Lenz Road, and a suspicious vehicle on Lake Drive in Birnamwood.
A series of welfare checks were handled throughout the day, including one in Birnamwood where an alarm was sounding and the door was blocked, and another late in the evening on Spaulding Street.
Deputies also investigated multiple 911 hang‑ups, including one where children answered the phone, said “uh oh,” and hung up .
Just after noon, deputies responded to a traffic crash involving agricultural totes that spilled chemicals along a utility easement at County M and Fairview Road.
In the afternoon, Probation and Parole requested assistance picking up two individuals, and deputies handled a vehicle lockout and a stray cat call at ThedaCare in Tigerton.
Evening calls included a trespassing complaint on Highland Drive, a reckless driving report involving a maroon Cadillac Escalade, and several disabled vehicles across the county.
Around 6:30 p.m., a Clintonville resident reported a man threatening him over junk cars, saying the suspect had made similar calls in the past.
Later, deputies investigated harassment at a Cecil trailer park and a theft complaint from North Star Casino, where a patron reported losing a $500 ticket.
The night ended with two deer‑related crashes and a property‑damage accident on Cypress Road, where a driver swerved to avoid a deer and struck a tree.
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