Oconto Falls Police Department

An Oconto Falls man, 22, reported receiving harassing messages left on the door of his South Oakland Avenue residence on Nov. 6. An Oconto Falls man, 30, was arrested for domestic battery Nov. 7 after his wife, 25, reported a physical disturbance on Cherry Avenue in which she was struck in the face. An Oconto Falls woman, 48, reported on Nov. 8 the service door to her garage was ajar, the lock on the door was damaged and items in the garage were disturbed on South Franklin Street. It was not known if anything was missing. Representatives from Oconto County adult protective services reported a possible exploitation incident Nov. 9 involving a person on East Highland Drive. The Rice Lake Police Department reported a possible child abuse incident involving two children, ages 11 and 13, on Jackson Street in Oconto Falls. A boy, 14, was cited for truancy Nov. 10 at Washington Middle School. An Oconto Falls man, 44, reported he struck a parked vehicle Nov. 11 at HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital on Nov. 11. His truck and the parked vehicle belonging to an Oconto Falls woman, 76, both sustained minor damage. Oconto Falls High School administrators’ suspicions that a girl, 16, had been drinking alcohol were determined to be unfounded on Nov. 11. A OFHS student, 16, was referred to Oconto County Health and Human Services after she was found in possession of a knife and a set of throwing knives at the school on Nov. 12. A boy, 15, was cited for truancy Nov. 12 at OFHS. An Oconto Falls woman, 70, reported a possible prowler on Nov. 12 on Union Avenue. No prowler was located. An Oconto Falls man, 56, reported finding a leaf blower Nov. 14 on Oakwood Avenue. Theft from gambling machines was reported Nov. 14 at BP, 418 Main St. An Oconto Falls woman, 38, on Nov. 15 reported her vehicle was vandalized with spray paint on South Adams Street. An Oconto Falls woman, 74, reported a tree from a neighbor’s yard fell on her Chevy Camaro Nov. 18 on South Chestnut Avenue. The vehicle sustained extensive damage. Four WMS students, all 13, face charges of delivery/distribution or possession of Schedule II narcotics after one of the boys gave prescriptions drugs to the three other boys on the school bus on Nov. 18, and the boys consumed the pills before school. A legally parked vehicle on North Adams Street was struck by a hit-and-run driver Nov. 18 and sustained moderate damage.