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Police Report: Oct. 14, 2026

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Vilas County Sheriff

The Vilas County Sheriff’s Office reported 233 CAD calls last week, which included 20 911 hang-ups, one abandoned vehicle, one bicycle accident, 11 car-versus-deer accidents, two personal injury accidents, five non-reportable traffic accidents, two property damage accidents, nine burglary alarms, two fire alarms, six ambulance requests, two dog bites, two animal problems, eight locate attempts, one ATV injury accident, three ATV complaints, one violation of bond conditions, five conditions of bond, 13 citizen assists, three carbon monoxide alarms, one communications problem, one criminal damage to property call, two custodial interferences, three disorderly conducts, two deer dispatches, three disturbances, two domestic violence complaints, one abuse of a vulnerable adult, one sick leave, one escort, three brush fires, one drive-off, two harassments, nine warrant/hit confirmations, two no-burn permits, 22 information reports, one injured employee on duty, five juvenile problems, two lifeline alarms, two powerlines down, three lost property calls, one noise complaint, one drug-or-alcohol-related OWI, one parking problem, one probation violation, two lewd and lascivious calls, three removed subjects, three sucide attempts, nine suspicious circumstances, five property/general thefts, one watercraft theft, one threat, nine hazards, 12 traffic violations, one prisoner transport, one court transport, four trespassing calls, two utility problems, one VIN number inspection, one general weapons offense and eight welfare checks. Seven people were taken into custody last week and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Eagle River Police

Officers from the Eagle River Police Department responded to 21 incidents last week, which included two medical assists, one animal problem, two citizen assists, three disorderly conduct incidents, one escort, one false alarm, one information report, one juvenile problem, one lost property incident, one parking problem, one suspicious circumstance, two property damage traffic accidents, two traffic offenses, one property theft and one utility problem. One person was taken into custody and booked into the Vilas County Jail.

Three Lakes Police

The Three Lakes Police Department did not provide an incident report for last week ahead of the deadline to print this week’s publication.

Police Report, Vilas County Sheriff, Eagle River Police, Three Lakes Police

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