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Shawano Police Department July 10 Police logged 21 incidents, including the following: Disturbance — A 33-year-old Shawano woman was arrested on a charge of physical abuse of a child after a disturbance in the 800 block of East Richmond Street. A 17-year-old Oneida female was also referred for disorderly conduct, according to police. Shoplifting — Walmart, 1244 E. Green Bay St., reported an adult female shoplifter in custody. Disorderly — Police responded to an intoxicated person complaint at Green Bay and Sawyer streets. Disorderly — Police responded to an intoxicated person complaint at Walgreens, 401 E. Green Bay St. Vandalism — A vehicle was reported keyed at McDonald’s, 1202 E. Green Bay St. Disturbance — A 20-year-old Green Bay woman was taken into custody on a Probation and Parole violation after a disturbance in the 400 block of South Franklin Street. Police also removed an 8-month-old child from the residence for temporary placement elsewhere by Social Services. Shawano County Sheriff’s Department July 10 Deputies logged 43 incidents, including the following: Theft — A concrete sheep dog lawn ornament was reported stolen on County Road Y in Belle Plaine. Harassment — Authorities responded to a harassment complaint on Adams Beach Drive in Belle Plaine. Juvenile — Authorities responded to a juvenile problem on County Road Q in the town of Morris. Juvenile — Authorities responded to a juvenile problem on Wolf River Avenue in Shawano. Juvenile — Authorities responded to a juvenile problem on Lake Drive in Wescott. Suspicious — Authorities responded to a suspicious person complaint on Genesee Street in Wittenberg. Suspicious — Authorities responded to a suspicious vehicle complaint on White Ridge Circle in Angelica. Accidents — Authorities logged five accidents, including a female on a bike struck by a vehicle at Shawano Lake County Park, W5785 Lake Drive, in Wescott. She did not require medical attention, according to the sheriff’s report. Authorities also logged three deer-related crashes.