Oconto County Sheriff’s Department
Sept. 27
Deputies responded to 31 incidents, including a wrong-way driver on U.S. Highway 141 near County Road A in the Town of Lena; a disturbance near Superior Avenue and Main Street in Oconto; property damage on Sundew Road in the Town of Little Suamico; property damage at Chute Pond Campground, 12436 Chute Dam Lane, Mountain; harassment on Lower Road in the Town of Little Suamico; two traffic stops, one traffic offense, two citizen assists, three miscellaneous traffic incidents, two welfare checks; four open-line 911 calls; three ambulance calls.
Sept. 26
Deputies responded to 64 incidents, including a disturbance near Main Street and Superior Avenue in Oconto; a disturbance on Pleasant View Drive in the Town of Chase; suspicious activity on Hayes Road in the Town of How; suspicious activity on County Road HH in the Town of Underhill; theft on County Road G in the Town of Maple Valley; trespassing on Emond Lane in the Town of Spruce; a weapon offense on County Road H in the Town of Underhill; fire on Nero Lane in the Town of Little Suamico; sexual assault at a redacted location; suspicious activity on Jaworski Road in the Town of Chase; five traffic stops, five miscellaneous traffic incidents; two 911 hangups and seven open lines; six ambulance calls; three crashes, two involving deer.
Sept. 25
Deputies responded to 59 incidents, including suspicious activity near United Cooperative, state Highway 22 and County Road B in the Town of Oconto Falls; a disturbance on state Highway 32 in the Town of Lakewood; suspicious activity on state Highway 32 in the Town of Riverview; a disturbance on Pensaukee Bayshore Road in the Town of Pensaukee; harassment on County Road J in the Town of Oconto; suspicious activity on County Road C in the Town of Morgan; trespassing on Joseph Lane in the Town of Mountain; an ATV crash on County Road F in the Town of Lakewood; criminal damage on Elizabeth Lane in the Town of Little Suamico; suspicious activity on West Forrester Road in the Town of Lakewood; five traffic stops, one traffic hazard, two citizen assists, five miscellaneous traffic incidents, two welfare checks; one 911 hangup and three open lines; seven ambulance calls; one crash.
Sept. 24
Deputies responded to 75 incidents, including a wanted person at a redacted location; a death investigation at a redacted location; fraud on East Frontage Road in the Town of Little Suamico; a weapon offense on Tower Drive Road in the Town of Stiles; seven traffic stops, one traffic hazard, four traffic offenses, three citizen assists, five miscellaneous traffic incidents, two welfare checks; one 911 hangup and three open lines; six ambulance calls; three crashes, one involving deer.
Sept. 23
Deputies responded to 57 incidents, including a wanted person at the Law Enforcement Center, 220 Arbutus Ave., Oconto; a fire control burn on Hoehne Lane in the Town of Oconto; harassment on Sherrie Lane in the Town of Underhill; an animal bite on Gallas Road in the Town of Oconto Falls; suspicious activity on Island Lane in the Town of Townsend; suspicious activity at Gillett Elementary School, 210 W. Main St., Gillett; trespassing on Joyce Lane in the Town of Lakewood; suspicious activity near County Roads E and EE in the Town of Abrams; a noise disturbance near West Main and West First streets in Gillett; five traffic stops, one traffic hazard, four traffic offenses, one citizen assist, four miscellaneous traffic incidents, three welfare checks; two 911 hangups; six ambulance calls; one crash, involving deer.
Sept. 22
Deputies responded to 47 incidents, including threatening at the Law Enforcement Center, 220 Arbutus Ave., Oconto; theft on state Highway 64 in the Town of Doty; fraud on Gray Lake Road in the Town of Oconto Falls; an animal bite on Gary Alberts Lane in the Town of Chase; a wanted person at the jail, 220 Arbutus Ave., Oconto; fraud on First Street in Lena; one traffic stop, three traffic offenses, two citizen assists, four miscellaneous traffic incidents, one welfare check; three 911 hangups; four ambulance calls; four crashes, two involving deer.
Sept. 21
Deputies responded to 62 incidents, including harassment on Timber Lane in the Town of Townsend; harassment in the Sheriff’s Department lobby, 220 Arbutus Ave., Oconto; a disturbance on Brookside Cemetery Road in the Town of Pensaukee; a death investigation at a redacted location; suspicious activity on East Main Street in Gillett; seven traffic stops, two traffic hazards, four traffic offenses, four citizen assists, one welfare check; three open-line 911 calls; six ambulance calls; two crashes, one involving a bear.
Sept. 20
Deputies responded to 38 incidents, including a death investigation at a redacted location; a disturbance on South White Potato Lake Road in the Town of Brazeau; suspicious activity on Manor Drive in Suring; suspicious activity at the Patzer Boat Landing, County Road H, Town of Underhill; a disturbance on First Street in Lena; two traffic stops, two citizen assists, two miscellaneous traffic incidents; two 911 hangups and one open line; four ambulance calls; three crashes, one involving deer.
Sept. 19
Deputies responded to 42 incidents, including a fire control burn on Pawlak Lane in the Town of Lena; suspicious activity on Spring Creek Road in the Town of Mountain; suspicious activity on Schutt Lake Road in the Town of Underhill; a disturbance near state Highway 32 and County Road CC in the Town of Morgan; a noise disturbance on Kosmal Lane in the Town of Lena; a wanted person near U.S. Highway 41 and County Road W in the Town of Little River; four traffic stops, one traffic hazard, four traffic offenses, one miscellaneous traffic incident; one 911 hangup and two open lines; four ambulance calls.
Sept. 18
Deputies responded to 68 incidents, including harassment on Pine Lane in Suring; suspicious activity near U.S. Highway 41 and County Road J in the Town of Pensaukee; harassment on Bloom Road in the Town of Underhill; threatening on Downs Lane in the Town of Maple Valley; a disturbance on Morgan Road in the Town of Underhill; suspicious activity near Main and West Railroad streets in the Town of Abrams; five traffic stops, one traffic hazard, seven traffic offenses, one citizen assist, six miscellaneous traffic incidents, one welfare check; one 911 hangup and two open lines; six ambulance calls; one crash.
