The possible future of the Plover Police Department. (Courtesy village of Plover)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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A Stevens Point Police Officer conducts a traffic stop on Maria Dr. on Sept. 2. (Metro Wire photo)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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Police Chief Bob Kussow (center) and Assistant Chief Mike Rottier man the grill during the second annual Cruz with the Cops on May 31. (Metro Wire photo)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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Plover police and Portage Co. deputies respond to a two-vehicle collision on the morning of Aug. 28 and County Rd. R and Porter Rd. (Metro Wire photo)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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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)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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Metro Wire Staff TOWN OF ALBAN – A 42-year-old Rosholt man died Tuesday after his kayak capsized on Lake Helen, according to the Portage County Sheriff’s Office. A
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Lt. Ben Uitenbroek from the Stevens Point Police Department during the Aug. 20 Rescue Task Force active shooter training at Amherst High School. (Metro Wire photo)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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SPPD Officer Larson Biadasz during an active shooter training scenario at Amherst High School on Aug. 20. (Metro Wire photo)
Police blotters sent out by local law enforcement agencies are now far longer with less than half of the information necessary to produce an informative blotter. Find out
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