The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 220 CAD calls last week, which included 22 911 hang-ups, 1 animal accident, 10 car-versus-deer accidents, five hit-and-run traffic accidents, two personal injury accidents, one non-reportable traffic accident, five property damage accidents, four agency assists, eight burglary alarms, one ambulance request, four dog bites, four animal problems, three locate attempts, one ATV complaint, one battery, nine conditions of bond, one child abuse, five citizen assists, one citizen/officer complaint, one citizen problem, four criminal damage to property calls, three death investigations, one delivered message, one disorderly conduct, one deer dispatch, two disturbances, one domestic violence complaint, three drug problems, two abuse calls, fice sick leaves, one family trouble, one fireworks complaint, one found property, two frauds, one drive-off, four harassments, six warrant confirmations, one no-burn permit, one dumping, 19 information reports, one injured employee on duty, one intoxicated person, seven juvenile problems, one powerline down, one lost or missing person, two noise complaints, one DOC offender release, two drug-or-alcohol-related OWIs, two parking problems, one protection order, one probation violation, two lewd and lascivious calls, three removed subjects, three suicide attempts, seven suspicious circumstances, one property/general theft, one contract theft, six hazards, 13 traffic violations, one transport warrant, four trespassing calls and eight welfare checks. There were 11 people taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.
Officers from the Eagle River Police Department responded to 27 incidents last week, which included one alarm, one ambulance assist, two animal problems, one assault, four citizen assists, one disorderly conduct, one wire fraud, one fireworks incident, one intoxicated person, one information, three juvenile problems, one obstructing justice incident, one non-vandalism property damage, one probation violation, two suspicious circumstances, one trespassing incident and four welfare checks. Three people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.
The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 63 incident types, including two 911, one accident, one accident with injury, one alarm, six ambulance incidents, one citizen assist, two motorist assists, 18 business checks, one civil matter, one commitment, one disturbance, one domestic, eight extra patrols, two threats, one general juvenile incident, one noise complaint, one property, two reckless driving incidents, four suspicious circumstances, six traffic stops and one trespassing incident.
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