Tuesday, May 07, 2024

Pussytoes

Excerpts from the Sheriff's Report:

12:43 a.m. - Man reported a female at his home is being disorderly, heavily intoxicated and isn't wanted there.  They were talking about relationship issues.  He said he is hard of hearing so she may not have been actually yelling.  All parties were warned if law enforcement were to return further action would be taken.

4:55 a.m. - Caller reports he can't sleep because a man living there is snoring.  Officer advised this is a civil matter and snoring is not a reason to call 911.  Caller will call the clerk in the morning to get information on eviction.

6:38 a.m. - Caller reports black Ford Expedition parked at boat landing for last three days.  Caller walked up to vehicle and looked in windows.  There is a gallon of milk and toilet paper.  Windows are fogged up.

10:20 a.m. - Caller reporting he is trapped in his tree stand with a bear sow and four cubs below him.  Caller was able to stay calm and make it safely down the tree.  Dispatch stayed on the phone with the caller until he was able to get back to his truck.

10:51 a.m. - Caller reported a pick-up driving slowly past and taking a video.  The caller took it upon himself to chase down the pick-up truck, trying to pull up next to the driver yelling and cursing.  The driver of the pick-up called 911 to report he was shopping for old vehicles, thus the reason for him driving by slowly as reported.  He admitted taking video as he throught he might see something on the site that might be of interest.  The pick-up truck driver and caller both pulled into a nearby business and the caller moved to grab something.  The pick-up truck driver took off fearing for his safety not sure what the caller was reaching for.

4:08 p.m. - Landlord reported a camper living at his rental property.  The camper tenant is the niece of a tenant at his rental.  The tenant told the officer she advised the landlord, who was OK with this, the village is aware and OK with this.  The officer called the landlord to inform him he can attempt an eviction but no law enforcement action will be taken.

5:41 p.m. - Note left on a door asking woman to drink alcohol with a man and his friend.  The officer determined who the man and his friend are because the woman has never heard of them.  The officer contacted one of the men telling him the woman does not want to drink alcohol with him and she wants him to stay away from her.

5:49 p.m. - Caller unhappy about a small plane flying over their property.  There is a grass fire across the road so it might be observing the fire.  Caller advised law enforcement cannot control planes flying in the area.  Caller asked if they can shoot at the plane.  Dispatch scolded caller advising to never shoot at a plane.  Caller advised to get the plane's tail number and report the complaint to the FAA.

6:28 p.m. - Walk-in complaint to law enforcement center of dynamite blasting caps fround on property.  Bomb squad will blow them up tomorrow.  Until then, the blasting caps will be kept under a 5-gallon bucket on the person's front yard.

7:47 p.m. - Caller wants law enforcement to tell a person to listen, clean the house, and leash the dog.  Eviction process explained to caller and informed this is a civil matter.

9:59 p.m. - Report of someone burning furniture.  Officer found a man burning one couch with a second couch ready to go.  He was advised burning furniture is illegal.  Matter referred to DNR.

10:22 p.m. - Caller reported two girls and a boy in a vehicle asking people entering the store if they are 21 & will buy them alcohol.  Officer located the vehicle and will be contacting their parents.

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