The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 178 CAD calls last week, which included 16 911 hangups, two abandoned snowmobiles, one abandoned vehicle, three car vs. deer accidents, one personal injury accident, eight non-reportable traffic accidents, two property damage accidents, two agency assists, one burglary alarm, two fire alarms, three ambulance requests, two animal problems, 12 conditions of bond, five citizen assists, one criminal damage to property, two death investigations, one disorderly conduct, four deer dispatches, two disturbances, four drug problems, one emergency detention, five sick leaves, two found property calls, one fraud, two harassment, six warrant confirmations, 16 information reports, two employees injured on duty, two juvenile problems, one lifeline alarm, one powerline down, five lost properties, three drug or alcohol-related OWI, one parking problem, two officer assists, three search warrants, six snowmobile accidents, three snowmobile violations, one snowmobile OWI, two removed subjects, two suicide attempts, three suspicious circumstances, one theft, one theft from vehicle, two automobile thefts, one identity theft, seven hazards, nine traffic violatons, one court transport, one unsecure premise, one utility problem and 10 welfare checks.
Eleven people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail last week.
The Eagle River Police Department did not provide an incident report for last week before the deadline to print this week’s publication.
The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 41 incidents last week, which included one accident, two alarms, one ambulance, one animal, one motorist assist, two other agency assists, seven business checks, 10 extra patrols, three hazards, two information reports, one paper service, one recreational, one sexual assualt, one theft, four traffic stops, one tro service, one vandalism and one vehcle in a ditch.
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