Oconto Falls Police Department

A wallet with money and credit cards was found Dec. 20 on Central Avenue and was returned to its owner. An Oconto Falls woman, 65, backed into a parked vehicle Dec. 20 on South Main Street. Her vehicle sustained minor damage, and she was cited for unsafe backing. The parked vehicle, owned by an Oconto Falls resident, sustained moderate damage. Police initiated a drug investigation Dec. 22. No other details were available. An Oconto Falls man, 66, reported telephone harassment involving a former brother-in-law. Police issued verbal warnings. An Oconto Falls woman, 26, reported a verbal disturbance with her boyfriend Dec. 22 on Quincy Street. The boyfriend left the residence before police arrived and was not located. An auger that fits onto a small back hoe was found on the side of the road Dec. 22 on North Chestnut Avenue. HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital, 855 S. Main St., reported two men were walking a dog at 2:40 a.m. in the back parking lot of the hospital. Police did not locate the men. An Oconto Falls woman, 25, reported a verbal disagreement with her boyfriend Dec. 26 on North Main Street. No citations were issued. A stray kitten was found Dec. 26 on South Maple Avenue and was taken to the Oconto Humane Society and Animal Shelter. An Oconto Falls man, 25, on Dec. 26 reported receiving harassing text messages from an ex-girlfriend. Officers advised them to avoid contact. An Oconto Falls man, 51, reported on Dec. 27 his pickup truck truck had been vandalized when someone scratched both sides of the truck with a key, causing an estimated $500 of damage. It was unknown if the damage occurred in Oconto Falls or Green Bay. An Oconto Falls woman, 58, was arrested Dec. 27 for disorderly conduct after a domestic disturbance involving her son, 24, on Quincy Street. The woman was reported to be intoxicated. The theft of a semi was reported Dec. 28 at William’s Repair, 710 County Road B. The incident was referred to the district attorney’s office for review. An Oconto Falls man, 57, reported a juvenile violated a no contact order Dec. 28 on Jackson Street. Officers advised a man plowing snow with his ATV on Dec. 30 that the girl riding with him was required to wear a helmet.