Police & Sheriff calls, March 27-30
March 27 Homeless junk: Police were called to Strongs Ave. and Main St. at 8:57 a.m. to assist in disposing of abandoned clothing and food. Potential homeless problems:
Read MoreMarch 27 Homeless junk: Police were called to Strongs Ave. and Main St. at 8:57 a.m. to assist in disposing of abandoned clothing and food. Potential homeless problems:
Read MoreMarch 25 Homeless junk: Police were called to the 1000 block of Main St. at 8:14 a.m. to dispose of “abandoned property.” More homeless junk: Police were called
Read MoreMarch 23 Tailed: Deputies issued a verbal warning to a 34-year-old for having a taillight out near Hwy. 34 and Hwy. 10 in Junction City at 5:38 a.m.
Read MoreMarch 20 Help: Police stopped to assist a 47-year-old man after his driver’s side tire was damaged and fell off the vehicle near Hilltop Pub,4901 Main St., at
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Read More*This story will be updated Metro Wire Staff STEVENS POINT — A man was critically injured early Saturday after being stabbed during a physical altercation at a residence
Read MoreEditor’s note: The Plover Police Department’s records office redacts residential addresses from police blotter reports before releasing them to the press, citing Wisconsin’s public records balancing test. Other
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The Portage Co. Law Enforcement Center, 1500 Strongs Ave. in Stevens Point, contains an underutilized juvenile detection center, the sheriff says. (Metro Wire photo)
March 9 Busted: A 32-year-old man was arrested following a disturbance on the 300 block of Michigan Ave. at 4:38 a.m. Who knows: A 57-year-old man reported a
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The light-up sign from the SPPD's original location, in the basement of the courthouse, now adorns its new location at 933 Michigan Ave. (Metro Wire photo)
Editor’s note: Our years-long battle for thorough information from some local law enforcement agencies continues. Some calls in the blotter are a breadth of information, while others barely
Read MoreEditor’s note: Our years-long battle for thorough information from some local law enforcement agencies continues. Some calls in the blotter are a breadth of information, while others barely
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