Shawano County Sheriff’s Department
March 30
Deputies responded to 94 incidents, including threatening on County Road G in the Town of Red Springs; assisting the fire department on state Highway 29 in the Town of Herman; property theft on Nichols Drive in the Town of Angelica; threatening on Flint Drive in Mattoon; property theft on Anderson Avenue in the Town of Wescott; assisting the fire department on Town Line Road in the Town of Hartland; sick animal on Belle Plaine Avenue in the Town of Belle Plaine; vehicle theft on Hofa Park Drive in the Town of Maple Grove; custodial interference on South First Street in Bonduel; one 911 call; 37 traffic hazards; 15 utility problem calls; one reckless driving incident; three welfare checks; 14 crashes, one involving an animal.
March 29
Deputies responded to 26 incidents, including drugs on Fourth Street in Mattoon; drugs at the Shawano County Jail, 405 N. Main St., Shawano; probation violation on Hillside Drive in the Town of Angelica; drugs at an undisclosed location; trespassing at the Novitiate, W9711 Butternut Road in the Town of Herman; one 911 call; three welfare checks; two crashes.
March 28
Deputies responded to 36 incidents, including drugs on Red Oak Lane in the Town of Wittenberg; animal noise on Wisconsin Avenue in the Town of Belle Plaine; drugs on Montoure Road in the Town of Wescott; threatening on Cherry Road in the Town of Herman; animal bite on South Court in the Town of Wescott; weight restriction violation on County Road R in the Town of Washington; harassment on Emma Street in Aniwa; three 911 calls; three traffic hazards; two welfare checks; three crashes, two involving deer.
March 27
Deputies responded to 17 incidents, including found property on Lake Drive in the Town of Wescott; operating without a license on U.S. Highway 45 in the Town of Aniwa; criminal damage at the Shawano County Jail, 405 N. Main St., Shawano; animal problem on County Road Z in the Town of Hutchins; two 911 calls; one reckless driving incident; two crashes, one involving deer.
March 26
Deputies responded to 18 incidents a failure to report to jail at the Shawano County Jail, 405 N. Main St., Shawano; warrant at Menominee Tribal Jail, W3292 Wolf River Road, Keshena; two 911 calls; one reckless driving incident; one traffic hazard; one welfare check; two crashes, one resulting in injury and the other involving deer.
March 25
Deputies responded to 33 incidents, including fleeing and pursuit on state Highway 47-55 in the Town of Wescott; two weight restriction violations on County Road E in the Town of Washington; three 911 calls; one reckless driving incident; two traffic hazards; four welfare checks; one crash.
March 24
Deputies responded to 34 incidents, including a warrant on South Lincoln Street in Shawano; death investigation on Swan Acre Lane in the Town of Washington; warrant at the Shawano County Courthouse, 311 N. Main St., Shawano; threatening on North Genesee Street in Wittenberg; two 911 calls; two reckless driving incidents; one traffic hazard; two welfare checks; six crashes.
Shawano Police Department
March 30
Deputies responded to 12 incidents, including an assault on North Main Street; one 911 call; one traffic hazard; two welfare checks; two crashes.
March 29
Deputies responded to 14 incidents, including vehicle theft on Madison Way; harassment on Northridge Drive; one reckless driving incident; one welfare check; two crashes.
March 28
Deputies responded to 11 incidents, including an animal problem on South Lincoln Street; assisting the fire department at Newcap, 504 Lakeland Road; juvenile problem at Naberhood Plaza, 214 S. Main St.; one 911 call; two welfare checks.
March 27
Deputies responded to 14 incidents, including property damage at Naberhood Plaza, 214 S. Main St.; threatening at Buss Chevrolet, 1255 E. Green Bay St.; drugs on East Richmond Street; three 911 calls; two welfare checks; one crash.
March 26
Deputies responded to 15 incidents, including trespassing on South Franklin Street; shoplifting at Walmart, 1244 E. Green Bay St.; weapon offense on East Fifth Street; one 911 call; three crashes, one with injuries.
March 25
Deputies responded to 15 incidents, including threatening on East Randall Street; operating without a license on South Main Street; sex offense at an undisclosed location; operating without a license at Dairy Queen, 1005 E. Green Bay St.; juvenile problem at an undisclosed location; property theft at Verizon, 1056 E. Green Bay St.; one traffic hazard; two welfare checks.
March 24
Deputies responded to 14 incidents, including a warrant on North Franklin Street; threatening on South Andrews Street; one traffic hazard; one welfare check.
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