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Police & Sheriff Calls, September 21

By STEVENS POINT NEWS
September 22, 2017
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September 21

OWI: Police responded to the intersection of Rice St. and Minnesota Ave. at 2:05 AM where a vehicle was reportedly stopped in the middle of the road. The 28-year-old Stevens Point male driver was cited for OWI and having his vehicle standing in the roadway.

Fraud: A 62-year-old Plover woman called police at 1:05 PM to report being victim of attempted fraud. The unknown suspect reportedly used the name of a son she did not have.

Crash: Police responded to a two-vehicle crash between a 19-year-old Mosinee woman and 31-year-old Stevens Point woman on Division St. and Fourth Ave. at 3:31 PM.

Rough Night: A 47-year-old Plover woman called police at 6:41 PM to report children who were “roughhousing” on the 5900 block of Birch Dr. in Plover. The caller was advised this was a parenting issue.

Pay Attention: A 17-year-old Stevens Point woman was cited for inattentive driving after crashing her vehicle on the 300 block of Second St. N at 6:42 PM.

Odd Behavior: A 22-year-old Plover woman called police at 7 PM to report an unknown teenage boy was acting strangely on the 1200 block of West Whitney St. in Stevens Point. Suspect was not found.

Division Disturbance: Police responded to reports of a disturbance on the 200 block of Division St. N between a 39-year-old Stevens Point woman and 34-year-old Libertyville, Ill., man. The cause of the disturbance was not reported.

 

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