Vilas County Sheriff

The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 206 CAD calls last week, which included 32 911 hangups, one animal accident, four car versus deer accidents, one hit and run traffic accident, seven personal injury accidents, five agency assists, four burglary alarms, five fire alarms, five ambulance requests, one animal neglect, one animal noise, three animal problems, one battery, six conditions of bond, 13 citizen assists, one communications proble, two custodial interferences, one death investigation/dead body, two disorderly conducts, one deer dispatch in roadway, three disturbances, one domestic violence complaint, six drug problems, one abuse of a vulnerable adult, one emergency detention, one sick leave, one structure fire, five found property calls, one fraud, one drive off, two harassments, two warrant confirmations, one dumping, 12 information reports, one restraining violation, one intoxicated person, two juvenile problems, two lifeline alarms, two powerlines down, one lost or missing person, one DOC offender release, one drug or alcohol related OWI, one parking problem, one probation violation, two vacation checks, one officer assist, one removed subject, one suicide attempt, eight suspicious circumstances, four property/general thefts, one identity theft, one motorcycle theft, one tobacco violation, nine hazards, 15 traffic violations, one prisoner transport, one court transport, one trespass to property, one unsecure premise, one utility problem and 10 welfare checks. Twelve people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Eagle River Police

The Eagle River Police Department responded to 40 incidents last week, including three animal problems, one citizen dispute, four citizen assists, two communications offenses, four disorderly conduct incidents, four alcohol or drug DUIs, eight information reports, two lost or found property calls, one property watch, one sex offense, one suspicious circumstance, one hit and run traffic accident, one traffic hazard, two traffic offenses, one property trespass, one property or other theft and three welfare checks. Three people were taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Three Lakes Police

The Three Lakes Police Department responded to 106 incidents last week, which included four 911, one 911 transfer, one abandoned vehicle, one accident, two alarms, two ambulances, five animals-all other, one citizen assist, one motorist assist, one other agency assist, 38 business checks, one disturbance, two extra patrols, three hazards, six welfare checks, six information reports, one neighbor complaint, three ordinance violations, three parking tickets, four property incidents, one reckless driving, four recreational, one scam, two suspicious circumstances, one theft and 11 traffic stops.