Clintonville Police handled a steady mix of calls. The overnight shift began with a traffic stop just after 12:30 a.m. at 15th and North Main. Officers were back on Main Street again around 7:15 for another stop as the morning commute picked up.
Just before 8 a.m., police conducted extra patrols near the schools on West Green Tree Road, followed by community‑engagement stops on South Clinton Avenue and later on County Highway I.
Officers also focused on speed enforcement, running radar on both 8th Street and 7th Street late in the morning.
Around noon, police responded to an ordinance‑violation complaint on North Main, and shortly after, a theft report on Anne Street.
A warrant was served on South Clinton Avenue early in the afternoon, and just before 5 p.m., dispatch received a 911 call from Pine Street.
Evening activity included extra patrols on Olen Park Road, a citizen assist on South Main, and an intoxication complaint in the same area.
The day wrapped up with a domestic‑disturbance call on Hughes Street around 8:40 p.m., and an extra‑patrol request at Memorial Circle just before midnight.
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Office logged 46 calls in the 24‑hour period. Deputies handled a steady mix of calls. The morning began in Bonduel, where crews responded to an ambulance assist on West State Street around 4:18 a.m. A short time later, a 911 call from County Road T turned out to be an accidental dial — the caller reported they meant to reach 2‑1‑1.
Just after 6 a.m., deputies checked out a totaled gray Chevy Traverse found empty near a tight corner on West Town Hall Road in Gresham. No one was located at the scene.
Animal‑related calls continued to stack up. Around 6:30, a resident on West Hazel Drive reported loose dogs causing concern in the neighborhood. Then at 7:41, a driver reported a baby fawn wandering onto Highway 29 near the County K off‑ramp.
Deputies also assisted Brown County with an explosives‑related call, after old blasting caps were discovered and needed disposal.
Late morning brought a fraud complaint at the sheriff’s office lobby, and a criminal damage report in Bonduel, where a resident said a bush hog operator mowed down part of his cornfield and refused to pay for the damage.
Traffic issues continued throughout the day — including cones in the roadway, multiple disabled vehicles, and a motorcycle crash on County Road I where the rider was not injured but needed a tow.
In the afternoon, Aspirus Langlade Hospital reported a dog bite case, the incident had occurred earlier in the week.
Evening calls included a welfare check at the courthouse after a man was seen convulsing and vomiting, and two separate reckless‑driving complaints — one involving a vehicle striking construction cones on Highway 29.
The day wrapped up with deputies assisting a woman in Gresham who was attempting to retrieve her phone from a residence.
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