Shawano Police handled a steady stream of calls Tuesday, starting early with a welfare check on a doctor who could not be reached while on call. Around 6 a.m., officers assisted the Department of Corrections with a warrant pickup at the AmeriVu Inn on Waukechon Street. Multiple units responded and the subject was taken into custody without incident.
Just before 8 a.m., officers were sent to a 911 crash‑detection alert near County B and Waukechon Street. Dispatch reported “severe crash detection — rustling noise — no voices,” but no injuries were found.
Later in the morning, police checked on a family after a caller reported children outside for more than an hour, “dirty and with no shoes on.” Officers made contact and cleared the scene.
The afternoon brought several juvenile complaints, including kids lighting smoke bombs in a Memorial Park restroom and others riding motorized bikes at unsafe speeds on Spruce Court. Officers also handled disturbances, minor crashes, and multiple abandoned 911 calls throughout the day.
Clintonville Police logged a steady mix of patrols, assists, and routine calls throughout Tuesday. Officers began the overnight shift with several extra patrols around Memorial Circle, followed shortly after by a report of a suspicious vehicle in the same area. Foot patrols and multiple business checks along South Main Street continued through the early morning hours.
Just before 5:00 a.m., police conducted a traffic stop at West Madison and West Street. A short time later, officers responded to a stray animal call on Staff Sergeant Warren Hansen Drive. The day included several community‑focused contacts, with community engagement stops on 20th Street both in the morning and afternoon.
Police assisted other agencies twice—once on West Green Tree Road and again near North Main and Highway 156.
Around midday, officers handled a vehicle lockout on South Main Street, and later in the afternoon responded to an ambulance call in the same area.
Evening activity included a disabled vehicle near East Green Tree and Enterprise Street, more extra patrols, and several business checks. The final call of the night came just before midnight with another patrol request at Memorial Circle.
Shawano County deputies handled 38 calls for service Tuesday, ranging from reckless driving to welfare checks and disturbances across the county. The day began just before 1 a.m. with deputies responding to a disorderly conduct complaint in Bowler. A short time later, around 3:45 a.m., a caller reported three loose cows running through a yard on Lake Road, saying he was concerned they would damage his garden
Reckless driving complaints continued through the morning, including a semi that “almost rear‑ended” a caller on Highway 47, and a black BMW reportedly traveling 100 miles per hour on Highway 29. Deputies handled multiple 911 hang‑ups, including an accidental dial from an Apple Watch and another from someone shutting off their phone.
A series of arrests and warrants were processed throughout the day, including a pickup at the courthouse and another involving a subject turning himself in on an outstanding warrant.
Animal‑related calls were frequent, with reports of loose dogs, a stray beagle needing transport to the humane society, and a loose horse near County T and County K.
The afternoon brought a trespassing complaint in Clintonville involving a neighbor practicing golf swings toward another property. Later, deputies assisted after a neighbor allegedly struck a parked vehicle and left the scene.
One of the more serious calls came from the Shawano County Jail, where an inmate reportedly threw urine at staff, prompting a disorderly conduct investigation.
Deputies also responded to a domestic disturbance in Gresham, a report of a 40‑year‑old punching a 15‑year‑old, and several welfare checks, including one involving a granddaughter experiencing a mental health crisis.
The night ended with a personal‑injury crash near Highway 22 and Cedar Avenue.
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