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Oconto County Sheriff’s Department

May 20 Deputies logged 30 incidents, including the following: Accident - Authorities investigated a report of a one-vehicle roll-over on state Highway 32 in Gillett. Disturbance - Authorities investigated a report of an intoxicated man trying to enter a home on St. Johns Road in Suring where the homeowners’ daughter was home alone. Threatening - Authorities investigated a report of neighbors threatening the caretakers of a cemetery in Stiles on St. Patrick’s Road in Stiles. Accident - Authorities investigated a report of a one-vehicle roll-over on County Road R and Bloom Road. Extra Patrol - Authorities investigated a report of damaged blacktop at Abrams Elementary School on Elm Street in Abrams. May 19 Deputies logged 18 incidents, including the following: Suspicious - Authorities investigated a report of a man covering his face with his hood and looking through the window of Legends Bar on Main Street in Suring. Suspicious - Authorities investigated a report of drug syringes found on County Road I and Zimmerman Lane in Lena. Ambulance - Authorities assisted with an ambulance call on Union Avenue in Oconto Falls for a man suffering from a head injury. He was transported to Bellin Hospital in Oconto. Extra Patrol - Authorities investigated a report of someone having fires at a cabin on Bismark Lane, White Lake. The cabin owners said no one has permission to be there. May 18 Deputies logged 19 incidents, including the following: Theft - Authorities investigated a report of multiple items stolen from a home on Cardinal Road, Gillett. Disturbance - Authorities investigated a report of a domestic dispute between a man and woman on County Road Z in Suring. He refused to let her leave with the car. Disturbance - Authorities investigated a report of an intoxicated man fighting with his girlfriend at McDonald’s on East Frontage Road, Abrams. Animal Neglect - Authorities investigated a report of neglected dogs and cats on Meyer Hill Lane in Lena. May 17 Deputies logged 20 incidents, including the following: Agency Assist - Authorities assisted with a report of a man in Coleman who fired shots outside his apartment. Accident - Authorities investigated a report of a one-vehicle accident. The vehicle was heavily damaged and in the ditch on County Road C and County CC in Oconto Falls. Disorderly - Authorities investigated a report of a man causing problems with other customers at Oconto Motel on Business 41 in Oconto. Disturbance - Authorities investigated a report from a child that a man was pulling the child’s mother’s hair and causing problems on Pleasant View Drive in Pulaski. May 16 Deputies logged 29 incidents, including the following: Burglary - Authorities investigated a report of someone who broke into a home on U.S. Highway 141 in Abrams. Property Damage - Authorities investigated a report of a yard on Loretta Lake in Mountain that was ripped up by four-wheelers. Accident - Authorities investigated a report of a one-vehicle roll-over on County Road E in Oconto Falls. ATV Complaint - Authorities investigated a report of four-wheelers running on state Highway 32/64 in Townsend. Weapon Offense - Authorities investigated a report of a young man who was shooting a gun at a garage on Crawford Road in Oconto. May 15 Deputies logged 48 incidents, including the following: Suspicious - Authorities investigated a report from a woman who said two people were in her garage and took off running on Lilac Road in Little Suamico. Accident - Authorities investigated a report of a vehicle in the ditch on U.S. Highway 141 and County A in Lena. DNR - Authorities assisted with a report of an injured white horned owl behind a garage on North White Potato Lake Road in Pound. The owl couldn’t fly. Burglary - Authorities investigated a report of a cabin break-in on Mayflower Lane in Gillett. The owners were unsure if anything was taken. Disturbance - Authorities investigated a report of an out-of-control man who refused to allow his wife to leave the home with their child on County Road J in Little Suamico.