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Police & Sheriff Calls

By STEVENS POINT NEWS
August 3, 2013
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August 1

Mailbox Fatality: A 72 year-old woman reported someone smashed the mailbox at her Merryland Drive home in Rosholt at 8:07 AM. The value of the damage is unknown.

Busted Doorknob: A 65 year-old man called authorities to report someone damaged the doorknob on his 6th Street home in Custer at 7:18 PM. No word on the value of the knob.

July 31

Mailbox Fatality: A 56 year- old woman reported at 6:52 AM someone damaged her mailbox at her Merryland Road residence in Rosholt. She also reported receiving a threatening phone call.

Mailbox Fatality: A 38 year-old man reported at 7:36 AM that someone damaged his mailbox at his home on Merryland Road in Rosholt.

Mailbox Fatality: At 9:03 AM a 38 year-old man reported his mailbox had been damaged at his County Trunk OO home.

Mailbox Fatality: A 47 year-old man and 45 year-old woman reported their mailbox on County Road OO was damaged. The couple called authorities to report the crime at 10:25 AM.

Give Me The Keys: A 47 year-old Rosholt woman called law enforcement to report a dispute with her 18 year-old son over keys to the family car. The call came in at 12:58 PM.

Suspicious Hitchhiker: A 51 year-old Plover woman called authorities to report a person unknown to her approached her vehicle to ask for a ride.

 

 

 

 

 

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