Vilas County Sheriff

The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 221 CAD calls last week, which included 23 911 hangups, one animal accident - other, five car vs. deer accidents, one traffic accident hit and run, one accident personal injury, two non-reportable traffic accidents, four property damage accidents, three agency assists, six burglary or intrusion alarms, three fire alarms, four ambulance requests, two dog bites, one animal neglect or cruelty, one animal noise, two animal problems, five attempts to locate, one ATV complaint, one bicycle or skateboard complaint, seven conditions of bond, one child abuse or neglect, seven citizen assists, two civil complaints, two criminal damage to property, two death investigations/dead body, three disorderly conducts, three dispatches of deer in a roadway, two disturbances, one fish and game violation, two domestic violence complaints, two drug problems, seven sick leaves, one grass, brush or wildland fire, one vehicle fire, one found property, one internet fraud, two drive-offs, one propane, natural gas or gas fumes call, five harassments, nine warrant/hit confirmations, 18 information reports, one problem in the jail, two juvenile problems, two lifeline alerts, one lockout, one lost property, one tampering with mail, two DOC offender releases, four OWIs, drug or alcohol related, one parking problem, one vacation check, one runaway juvenile, one sex offender registration, one lews and lascivious, one sexual assault, two smoke reports in area, two subject removals, two suicide attempts, eight suspicious circumstances, one theft of general property, two thefts by contact or fraud, seven hazards, signs down or conditions, 13 traffic violations, two transport warrants, one trespass to property, and 15 welfare checks. In addition, 23 people were taken into custody last week and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Eagle River Police

Officers from Eagle River Police Department responded to 28 incidents last week, including one alarm, one ambulance or medical assist, one attempt to locate, one bail jumping, one controlled substance or possession, two disorderly conducts, two DUI drugs or alcohol, one false alarm, one failure to pay, four information, three juvenile problems, two probation or parole violations, one suspicious person or circumstance, one traffic accident with property damage, one traffic hazard, and one threatening. Four people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Three Lakes Police

Officers from Three Lakes Police Department responded to 90 incidents last week, which included three 911 calls, one 911 hangup, seven ambulance calls, one animal call, one citizen assist, one other agency assist, 56 business checks, one civil matter, one disturbance, four calls for extra patrols, one hazard, one health and welfare check, one noise complaint, one parking ticket or violation, one record or background check, three suspicious circumstances, motor vehicle or person, four traffic stops, one trespassing, and one vehicle in ditch.