Police Report: July 9, 2025

Vilas County Sheriff
The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported a total of 357 incidents last week, which included 82 911 hangups, one abandoned vehicle report, seven car versus deer accidets, three hit and run traffic accidents, four personal injury accidents, two nonreportable accidents, two property damage accidents, seven agency assists, three burglary alarms, one fake ID, five ambulance requests, four dog bites, one animal neglect, one animal noise report, eight animal problems, three all points broadcast, one ATV accident, two ATV complaints, one battery incident, three boating violations, 14 conditions of bond, one burglary, one business problem, nine citizen assist, one civil complaint, one communications problem, one counterfeit currency, one criminal damage to property, two custodial interference incidents, one death investigation, two disorderly conducts, three dispatch deer in roadway, four disturbances, one fish and game violation, three domestic violence complaints, four drug problems, five sick leaves, one explosives problem, one family trouble, 11 fireworks complaints, five found properties, two frauds, one drive off, three harassments, one warrant confirmation, one no burn permit, one dumping, 20 information reports, four intoxicated persons, one problem in the jail, one Huber Rule violation, six juvenile problem, two lifeline alarms, one powerline town, one litter problem, five lost properties, three missing persons, seven noise complaints, one OWI, three parking problems, one probation, three vacation checks, two officer requests, two sexual assaut incidents, five subject removals, 12 suspicious circumstances, three thefts, two threats, eight hazards, 18 traffic violations, one prisoner transport, six tresspasses, one unsecure premise, one VIN number inspection, one weapon offense and 14 welfare checks.
A total of 23 people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Eagle River Police

The Eagle River Police Department failed to submit an incident report before the press deadline for this week’s publication.

Three Lakes Police
The Three Lakes Police Department reported a total of 135 incidents last week, which included one new call, eight 911 hangups, two accidents, one alarm, six ambulance requests, one animal bite, two animal incidents, one motorist assist, four agency assists, 42 business checks, one civil matter, one commitment, two disturbances, three extra patrols, two fire incidents, four fire alarms, two fireworks, one harassment, one hazard, two information reports, one missing person, two offender check, six ordinance violations, three parking violations, three property incidents, three reckless driving incidents, two recreational incidents, one speed board incident, one storm, three suspicious circumstances, one theft, two traffic complaints and 20 traffic stops.