Shawano Police handled a steady stream of calls Thursday, starting just after midnight with an intoxicated person at an apartment on East Richmond Street. Officers cleared the scene without incident .
A short time later, police responded to Aspen Court after a caller reported someone had kicked in a neighbor’s door. Officers investigated the disturbance and remained on scene for nearly 20 minutes .
Around 2:15 a.m., officers were back on East Richmond for reports of loud commotion and breaking glass, with the caller saying children may have been left home alone .
Just before 2 a.m., officers arrested a man for bail jumping after reports of someone “hootin’ and hollerin’” downtown on North Main Street .
Later in the morning, police and EMS responded to Walmart for a vehicle‑related personal injury. One person was evaluated by medical staff and the scene was cleared just before 8 a.m. .
Throughout the day, officers conducted numerous traffic stops, assisted with a juvenile who left Shawano Middle School, and investigated a scam complaint on East 5th Street.
In the afternoon, police responded to Franklin Park after a caller reported teens smoking marijuana. Officers made contact and reviewed photos provided by the complainant.
Evening calls included a neighbor dispute involving threats on Acorn Street, a shoplifting complaint at Walmart, and a welfare check requested by Human Services regarding an infant at a Union Street residence.
Shawano Police logged nearly 50 calls for service over the course of the day.
Clintonville Police logged a steady mix of calls Thursday, beginning just after midnight with several business checks and extra patrols across the city, including stops on County Highway I, Morning Glory Drive, Hemlock Street, and North Main.
Around 3:15 a.m., officers and EMS responded to an ambulance call on Anne Street, followed by additional patrols on Green Tree Road and 15th Street.
Just after 5 a.m., police investigated a suspicious vehicle near North Lyons Street and Olen Park Road. A short time later, officers handled a traffic-related call at East 12th and North Lyons.
At 7:49 a.m., an alarm sounded at a business on North Main Street, and mid‑morning brought a welfare check on South Main and a 911 call from Spring Street.
Officers assisted a citizen on North Main late in the morning, then conducted foot patrol on Morning Glory Drive and a traffic stop on West Green Tree Road early in the afternoon.
Later in the day, police performed another welfare check on West Morning Glory Drive and extra patrol along the Pigeon River Walkway.
Evening calls included an ambulance response at Garfield Avenue and 15th Street, a suspicious‑person report near West 1st Street and Kirchner Road, and an animal bite on Pershing Street.
The night wrapped up with a traffic stop on North 12th Street, a utility problem on 8th Street, extra patrol at Memorial Circle, and a family disturbance on Bennett Street.
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Office handled 32 calls for service Thursday, beginning early with an attempt‑to‑locate on County Road J around 5:40 a.m., followed minutes later by an abandoned 911 call in Birnamwood. Deputies also picked up a man on a warrant at the Sheriff’s Office just after 6 a.m.
A downed tree partially blocking Lake Drive in Cecil prompted a traffic hazard call around 6:15 a.m., and a short time later deputies conducted a welfare check after a bus driver reported an older man’s truck was parked near a bridge but the man himself was missing. The caller said the man is normally seen fishing there every morning.
Just after 8:30 a.m., deputies responded to Broadway Road after a vehicle “failed to yield for a child getting on a bus,” according to dispatch notes. Another reckless driving complaint came in mid‑morning on Lake Road involving a white Jaguar “trying to pass people.”
Late morning brought a vehicle lockout on County Road B, followed by multiple 911 hang‑ups around noon, including one near Bonduel and another at Nauman and Wahl Roads.
Deputies handled two crashes in the early afternoon—one property‑damage only on North Cecil Street, and a personal‑injury crash at Highway 22 and Maple Leaf Road.
Animal‑related calls were steady throughout the day, including a report of three abandoned cats in Clintonville and a deceased dog found in the roadway on County Road B.
Reckless driving complaints continued into the afternoon and evening, including a speeding red car on Highway 29 near County OO.
Deputies also assisted with a civil matter in Bonduel after a resident reported someone had backed into his trailer earlier in the day.
The night wrapped up with a suspicious‑activity call on Highway 29—where a caller reported “something burning” along the roadside—and a trespassing complaint on Butternut Road after security cameras captured three people outside a fenced area.
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