An Oconto Falls woman, 50, reported June 12 that 17 fraudulent transactions were made to her Kohl’s credit card. She stopped the orders and canceled the card.
A Green Bay woman, 26, was taken into custody June 14 on two active Brown County warrants after she was involved in a verbal disturbance on South Main Street.
The state Department of Health and Human Services was contacted June 15 after HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital reported the possible overdose attempt by a girl, 15.
An Oconto Falls man, 53, reported on June 15 two collection agencies were attempting to collect Comcast payments from accounts started in the man’s name in the Chicago area. They were the 11th and 12th fraudulent accounts he has reported to police.
A man with a flashlight was seen running from a garage area at a home on Quincy Street at 3 a.m. June 16. Officers were unable to locate the man. Nothing was reported missing or damaged at the garage or home.
A smell of marijuana was reported June 17 and 19 at an apartment building on Columbia Street.
Hometown Vet Clinic, 180 E. Highland Drive, reported June 18 its lawn had been damaged by a vehicle sometime during the night.
On June 21, an Oconto Falls man, 54, reported someone broke the tail lights of this pickup truck and threw a brick and broke the truck’s back window. The vehicle was parked on Polczinski Circle.
A man, 24, reported a disturbance June 21 outside N.E.W. Credit Union, 301 Jackson St., by the ATM machine.
An Oconto Falls woman, 34, reported a boy was running through yards June 24 on Polczinski Circle. Officers found a 16-year-old boy walking nearby. He was told to return home.
