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Police & Sheriff Calls, September 3

By STEVENS POINT NEWS
September 4, 2015
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September 3

Mailbox Fatality: A 46-year-old Amherst man called police at 7:07 AM to report that his mailbox on the 5100 block of Cty. Rd. K had been vandalized.

Mailbox Fatality Part 2: A 60-year-old Amherst man called police at 7:17 AM to report that his mailbox on the 4300 block of Cty. Rd. K had been vandalized.

Mailbox Fatality: The Sequel: A 55-year-old Amherst man called police at 8:28 AM to report that his mailbox on the 5700 block of Cty. Rd. Q had been vandalized.

Crash: A 20-year-old Stevens Point man was charged with inattentive driving after causing a crash with an 82-year-old female driver on Michigan Ave. and Stanley St. at 11:10 AM.

Fraud: A 22-year-old Stevens Point man called police at 5:11 PM to report an ongoing fraud attempt through his Facebook and Skype accounts.

Young and Disorderly: At 5:16 PM, officers were dispatched to Prentice and Smith St. in response to a call reporting two 13-year-old children being disorderly.

OWI: After being stopped for operating his vehicle left of the center lane near Linwood Springs and Hwy. 66 at 10:43 PM, a 56-year-old Stevens Point man was charged with operating while under the influence.

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