Vilas County Sheriff

The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 184 CAD calls last week, which included 20 911 hangups, one animal accident, one car versus bear accident, seven car versus deer accidents, one hit and run traffic accident, one personal injury accident, two property damage accidents, four agency assists, four burglary alarms, two fire alarms, three ambulance requests, one dog bite, one animal noise, one animal problem, one all points broadcast, one locate attempt, one ATV complaint, one battery, 10 conditions of bond, 14 citizen assists, one custodial interference, one delivered message, two deer dispatches, three disturbances, one drug problem, four sick leaves, one found property, two frauds, one harassment, four warrant confirmations, 22 information reports, two intoxicated persons, one jail medical incident, seven juvenile problems, two lifeline alarms, one lost property call, one tampering with mail, one lost or missing person, one drug or alcohol-related OWI, two probation violations, one repossession, two officer assists, one runaway juvenile, two search warrants, two lewd and lacivious, one removed subject, nine suspicious circumstances, one watercraft theft, one threat, two hazards, seven traffic violations, one prisoner transport, one court transport, one juvenile transport, two property trespassing calls, one VIN number inspection, one wanted person, three general weapons offenses and eight welfare checks.

Zero people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Eagle River Police

Officers from the Eagle River Police Department responded to 38 incidents last week, which included five ambulance or medical assists, one citizen dispute, four citizen assists, one criminal mischief, one communications offense, three information reports, one lost or found property calls, one loitering, one littering, three parking problems, three probation violations, six suspicious circumstances, one hit and run traffic accident, one property damage traffic accident, two traffic offenses, one trespassing incident and three welfare checks.

Three people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Three Lakes Police

The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 73 incidents last week, which included one 911, one accident, one alarm, one ambulance, one animal bite, two animal incidents, three citizen assists, 31 business checks, two disturbances, two domestics, four extra patrols, one fire, one hazard, one information report, one noise complaint, five ordinance violations, one parking ticket, one reckless driving incident, one scam, one service, one sexual assault, two suspicious circumstances, one traffic complaint and seven traffic stops.