Shawano County Sheriff’s Department
April 19
Deputies responded to 21 incidents, including disorderly conduct on Hillcrest Lane in the Town of Wescott; criminal damage on West Hazel Drive in the Town of Richmond; operating after revocation near Robin Road and Liberty Drive in the Town of Wittenberg; two 911 calls; three reckless driving incidents; one traffic hazard; one welfare check; two crashes, one involving deer.
April 18
Deputies responded to 35 incidents, including bail jumping at the Higher Wire, N6017 Lake Drive, Town of Wescott; suspicious activity on Belle Plaine Avenue in the Town of Belle Plaine; property damage on Hatchery Road in the Town of Seneca; disorderly conduct at North Star Casino Resort, W12180 County Road A, Bowler; five 911 calls; one reckless driving incident; one traffic hazard; one crash.
April 17
Deputies responded to 17 incidents, including harassment on Third Street in Aniwa; harassment on County Road J in the Town of Morris; operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated near Lake Drive and Shawano Shores Court in the Town of Wescott; three 911 calls; two reckless driving incidents; one traffic hazard; one welfare check.
April 16
Deputies responded to 40 incidents, including operating after revocation near County Road G and East Campfire Road in the Town of Grant; an animal bite on Porter Road in the Town of Hartland; a vicious animal on Ho-Chunk Road in Ho-Chunk jurisdiction; property damage on Old 47 Road in the Town of Lessor; an animal bite on Poplar Road in the Town of Richmond; suspicious activity on West Grand Avenue in Wittenberg; trespassing on County Road Z in the Town of Aniwa; drugs near Lake Drive and state Highway 47-55 in the Town of Wescott; a disturbance on Putnam Lane in Stockbridge-Munsee jurisdiction; drugs near Lake Drive and Webers Point Road in the Town of Wescott; a disturbance on Mader Street in Gresham; operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated near North Genessee Street and East Westgor Avenue in Wittenberg; seven 911 calls; two reckless driving incidents; one traffic hazard; one welfare check; two crashes.
April 15
Deputies responded to 38 incidents, including suspicious activity on River Road in Stockbridge-Munsee jurisdiction; bail jumping on Spruce Road in the Town of Belle Plaine; suspicious activity on state Highway 160 in the Town of Angelica; suspicious activity at the Best Western, W17267 Red Oak Lane, Town of Wittenberg; drugs at Ho-Chunk Casino Resort, N7198 U.S. Highway 45, Ho-Chunk jurisdiction; five 911 calls; three reckless driving incidents; five welfare checks; five crashes.
April 14
Deputies responded to 42 incidents, including suspicious activity on West Crystal Drive in the Town of Washington; harassment on Pioneer Drive in the Town of Wescott; trespassing on Lake Drive in the Town of Wescott; suspicious activity on Homewood Avenue in the Town of Wescott; one 911 call; three reckless driving incidents; two traffic hazards; two welfare checks.
April 13
Deputies responded to 50 incidents, including a fire control burn on County Road D in the Town of Seneca; suspicious activity at Dollar General, 213 Industrial Drive, Mattoon; a vehicle pursuit on South Bartlett Street in Shawano; four 911 calls; five reckless driving incidents; eight traffic hazards; three welfare checks; one crash.
Shawano Police Department
April 19
Officers responded to 18 incidents, including suspicious activity on East Richmond Street; trespassing on East Center Street; a noise disturbance at Sturgeon Park, 811 S. Water St.; a disturbance on North Lafayette Street; three 911 calls; one reckless driving incident; two welfare checks.
April 18
Officers responded to 12 incidents, including a disturbance on South River Street; suspicious activity outside Dunham Sports, 1211 E. Green Bay St.; threatening on South Main Street; theft on East Fifth Street; a disturbance on West Richmond Street; a disturbance on East Richmond Street; theft on South Union Street; suspicious activity at Peoples Express, 716 S. Main St.
April 17
Officers responded to 25 incidents, including suspicious activity on South Smalley Street; threatening on County Road B; harassment on South Union Street; disorderly conduct at Shawano Community High School, 220 County Road B; disorderly conduct at Shawano Community Middle School, 1050 S. Union St.; a disturbance at McDonald’s 1202 E. Green Bay St.; a noise disturbance on Pearl Avenue; one 911 call; two reckless driving incidents; four welfare checks.
April 16
Officers responded to 25 incidents, including a noise disturbance at Sturgeon Park, 907 S. River St.; a noise disturbance on East Maurer Street; suspicious activity on South Lincoln Street; a disturbance on South Smalley Street; harassment on South Andrews Street; illegal burning on South Washington Street; one reckless driving incident; one traffic hazard; two welfare checks.
April 15
Report not received by press time.
April 14
Officers responded to 21 incidents, including operating after revocation near East Maurer and South Hamlin streets and near East Center and South Andrews streets; a disturbance on South Maiden Lane; trespassing on East Maurer Street; automobile theft on South Weed Street; one 911 call; one reckless driving incident; four welfare checks; one crash.
April 13
Officers responded to 28 incidents, including automobile theft near Waukechon Road and East Lieg Avenue; disorderly conduct on North Main Street; a noise disturbance at Sturgeon Park, 811 S. Water St.; suspicious activity on North Lafayette Street; a sex offense on East Richmond Street; a disturbance at Cellcom, 511 N. Main St.; harassment on South Lincoln Street; child abuse or neglect at an undisclosed location; drug offenses on County Road B; a vehicle pursuit on South Bartlett Street; a disturbance on South Main Street; harassment at Jimmy John’s, 811 E. Green Bay St.; two 911 calls; four welfare checks; one crash.
