Police Report: December 10, 2025

Vilas County Sheriff
The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported a total of 152 CAD calls last week, which included 10 911 hang-ups, five car vs. deer accidents, two personal injury accidents, three non-reportable traffic accidents, six property damage accidents, one agency assist, six burglary or intrusion alarms, one fire alarm, eight ambulance requests, one dog bite, one animal problem, one all points broadcast, two attempts to locate, one violation of bond conditions, six conditions of bond, one child abuse or neglect, six citizen assists, one citizen problem, one communications problem, one custodial interference, one disorderly conduct, two dispatch deer in roadways, two disturbances, one drug problem, one emergency detention, four sick leaves, two structure fires, three found property calls, three frauds, one internet fraud, one harassment, five warrant/hit confirmations, 15 information reports, one intoxicated person, one jail medical incident, two juvenile problems, two lost property calls, one DOC offender release, two drug- or alcohol-related OWIs, one parking problem, one probation/parole violation, four vacation checks, one request of an officer/officer assist, one report of smoke in the area, one snowmobile violation, two subject removals, one suicide attempt, three suspicious circumstances, one identity theft, two threats/intimidations of a person, five hazard/signs down/conditions, two traffic violations, two prisoner transports, one utility problem, one wanted person, and nine welfare checks.
One person was taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail last week.

Eagle River Police
The Eagle River Police Department responded to 12 incidents last week, including one alarm, two ambulance or medical assists, one animal problem, one bail jumping, two citizen assists, one disorderly conduct, two fraud/swindle/confidence games, one wire fraud, two suspicious persons or circumstances, one search warrant, one traffic accident with property damage, one utility problem, and one welfare check.

Three Lakes Police
The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 28 incidents last week, including three accidents, one accident with injuries, one alarm, three ambulance calls, one animal bite, two  other animal calls, one citizen assist, one motorist assist, one other agency assist, one disturbance, six extra patrol calls, one health and welfare check, one information, one general juvenile call, one offender check, one property call, one theft, and one traffic stop.