Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office Police Blotter

Police Blotter November 20 through November 25, 2025

Waupaca County- The Sheriff’s Office of Waupaca County responded to a significant number of incidents from November 20 through November 25. Deputies handled domestic concerns, medical calls, wildlife hazards, suspicious activity, reckless driving complaints, welfare checks, and several unusual incidents across the county. Below is a complete and expanded look at the week’s reported calls.

Thursday, November 20, 2025

Medical Emergency at the Jail

A twenty one year old woman housed at the Waupaca County Jail experienced a seizure. Medical staff and deputies responded immediately and ensured she received appropriate evaluation and care.

Reckless Passing Complaint in Clintonville

A caller reported a Saturn Outlook that passed another vehicle in a clearly marked no passing zone. The vehicle was also speeding and loaded with items stacked throughout the rear cargo area which raised additional safety concerns.

Accidental 911 Call

A young child briefly called 911 before the child’s mother confirmed it was accidental and no assistance was needed.

Abandoned Tractor at Big Guy Storage

An unusual call came from Big Guy Storage where an unattended tractor had been sitting for an extended time. Staff believed the owner was a man from Iron River Michigan. Deputies attempted to confirm ownership.

Domestic Concerns on County Highway EE

Deputies were sent to a home where tension was reported between a mother and adult son. The family reported emotional strain linked to a recently incarcerated father. Earlier altercations and accusations involving household items were also mentioned.

Vehicle Tampering Report on Crystal Road

A woman found that someone had let the air out of all four tires on her Jeep Renegade overnight. The property owner had exterior cameras showing images of a woman who previously made threats toward the resident.

Trespassing Issue in the Weyauwega Area

A property owner on Springer Road reported an individual known by the nickname Butch crossing his land at night without permission. Other neighbors have long standing permission to use the property but this subject reportedly only comes after dark.

Unresponsive Female in New London Area

Deputies responded to a residence on Highway 45 where a woman was found not breathing. Emergency responders attempted life saving measures, but the incident was later recorded as a fatality.

Disorderly Person at the Courthouse

Adult Protective Services requested assistance at the courthouse when a woman became extremely upset at the entrance and required support to calm the situation.

Threatening Phone Calls in Manawa

A Manawa resident received calls from a man stating he was angry and might come to her home. The caller believed the man previously interacted with her at a business. Deputies documented the threats.

Hotel Disturbance in Waupaca

A woman staying at a local hotel reported that a man had threatened her verbally and claimed he could return with multiple firearms. Staff planned to review security images.

Elderly Resident Concern at Care Facility

An elderly man told deputies that staff members had hit him. When interviewed further, it was learned staff were preventing the man from falling due to instability.

Parking Lot Crash in Waupaca

Deputies responded to a car and truck that had collided in a hotel parking lot. Both vehicles were still running but no one was inside. Deputies attempted to locate the owners.

Several late night traffic stops, business checks, and welfare checks concluded the day.

Friday, November 21, 2025

Morning School Patrols

Deputies monitored school traffic routes and student arrival patterns across the county.

Loose Horse in Rural Area

A brown horse was seen wandering loose, prompting a safety check and attempts to identify the owner.

Welfare Check on S Military Road

A caller reported a woman walking on the roadside who appeared cold and upset. Deputies searched the area but were unable to locate her.

Crash Involving Tree

A red SUV struck a tree early in the morning. Airbags deployed and deputies confirmed there were no severe injuries.

Turkey Dispatch Request

A turkey near Kanaman Road needed to be put down. The Department of Natural Resources had been notified earlier and deputies confirmed the situation was under control.

Snowplow Blade Theft in Marion

A business reported that a yellow Meyers snowplow blade was removed from a plow truck sometime during the prior week. Deputies documented the theft and possible suspects.

Suspicious Vehicle Related to Youth Safety

A parent was concerned about a vehicle lingering near a dead end where their child had walked earlier in the day. The concern came after recent online extortion incidents affecting teens. Deputies investigated and documented the concern.

Disabled Vehicle Outside Shawano

A Ford Fusion broke down. The caller requested assistance with a tow and deputies ensured the area was safe.

Series of Reckless Driving Complaints

Multiple drivers throughout the day were reported for hazardous actions including brake checking, drifting across the centerline, and flashing headlights excessively. Statements were collected.

Hit and Run on Highway 110

A caller reported being struck by a gray F 150 which then fled north toward Marion. Deputies attempted to locate the vehicle.

Fake Identification Concern in Manawa

A bar reported a young woman using a suspected fake ID. The woman refused to leave without the ID which caused a disturbance.

Dog Bite Treated at ThedaCare

A woman was bitten by her brother’s dog and sought medical attention. Deputies documented the injury.

Mental Health Call in Manawa

A caller reported a suicidal girlfriend who had access to a CO2 handgun that did not contain pellets. Deputies assisted with safety planning.

Deer Related Traffic Issues

Throughout the later evening deputies responded to multiple deer that had been struck or injured near the roadway.

Lost Hunting Equipment

A caller reported losing a hunting tote with binoculars and clothing.

Residential Alarm Activation

A home alarm was triggered late in the night, prompting a patrol response.

Saturday, November 22, 2025

Emergency Detention

A person who ingested a large number of prescription pills required immediate intervention from crisis staff and deputies. The individual was transported for evaluation.

Room Entry Disturbance in Weyauwega

A man reportedly entered another person’s room while looking for a woman. He pushed items around while appearing intoxicated or confused.

Damaged Deer Stand in Rural Waupaca County

A caller reported that their elevated deer stand was knocked over and damaged, likely during the night. A possible suspect name was provided.

Open Storage Unit Door

A storage renter found their unit partially open and was concerned someone may have entered. Deputies inspected the area.

Erratic Driving Reports

Vehicles in several areas were reported for inconsistent speeds and drifting outside their lanes.

Fire in Wooded Area

A caller spotted smoke in the woods. Shortly afterward flames were visible. Deputies and fire crews responded and extinguished the fire.

Loose Calves in the RoadwayThree calves escaped from their enclosure and wandered into the road. A passerby successfully corralled them into a field.

Multiple Deer DispatchesDeputies were called to address several injured deer, including one near a Kwik Trip location.

Repossession Notification

A Ford Escape was legally repossessed and deputies recorded the information.

Concern About Gunshots

A caller heard three spaced out gunshots which seemed unusual. Deputies checked the area and found no suspicious activity.

Illness After Edible Consumption

A sixty year old man fell ill after consuming part of a THC product. Deputies and EMS evaluated him.

Lost Items During Hunt

A black hunting tote containing optics and clothing was reported missing in wooded terrain.

Alarms, traffic stops, extra patrols, and other routine checks continued through the evening.

Sunday, November 23, 2025

Blood Trail on Hunting Property

A caller found a large blood trail across a property line. The individual was concerned that hunters were not checking with neighbors and deputies documented the matter.

Unresponsive Driver in New London

A man wearing hunting clothing was found asleep under blankets inside a non running vehicle. Deputies confirmed he was breathing but checked on his welfare.

Trespassing in Restricted Hunting Area

A person was reported hunting on county land where hunting is not allowed. The Department of Natural Resources assisted.

Chicken Shot and Left at Residence

A homeowner discovered her chicken had been shot and intentionally placed on the porch. The resident believed a neighbor’s hunting stand faced the property.

Garage Door Struck by Delivery Driver

A FedEx driver reportedly struck a garage door during a delivery. Insurance follow up was expected.

Concern About Girlfriend Traveling with Ex Partner

A caller had not been able to reach his girlfriend who was traveling with her ex. Deputies attempted to locate her for welfare confirmation.

Intoxicated Fall Injury

A sixty eight year old man suffered a head injury after falling while intoxicated.

Ongoing Property Dispute in Iola

A man said his ex wife continued entering the home and removing items despite not having permission. She still possessed a key.

Loose Dogs in Fremont Area

Three dogs regularly left their owner’s property and wandered into a neighbor’s yard. The caller expressed frustration and concern regarding repeated incidents.

Low Flying Paragliders

Paragliders were seen flying low over the woods during hunting hours, causing safety concerns for hunters in the field.

Reckless Driving and Deer Traffic Issues

Multiple vehicles were reported for lane drifting and near misses. Additional deer crashes caused traffic buildup.

Vehicle in Ditch Being Pulled Out

A passing truck assisted a vehicle that slid into a ditch. Deputies were notified and documented the call.

Evening patrols included school area checks and additional traffic enforcement.

Monday, November 24, 2025

Power Shut Off Complaint

A woman reported her landlord had shut off power to her camper. Deputies addressed the concern and reviewed the situation.

Screaming Heard in Waupaca

A resident reported hearing a woman scream and saw a man walking with a flashlight along Seventh Street. Deputies investigated but did not find an ongoing disturbance.

Two Vehicle Crash in Morning Traffic

A two vehicle crash with possible injuries was reported near Manawa. Deputies and EMS responded.

Suspicious Truck at Camp Tamarack

A black Ford F 150 was parked along the roadside with no front plate visible and a partially obscured rear plate. The caller mentioned past problems with trespassers and poachers in the area.

Paper Service Attempts

Deputies attempted multiple civil deliveries, including one where only a barking dog could be heard inside.

Furnace Noise Concern in New London Area

A woman called overnight and again in the morning regarding a loud and unusual furnace noise that frightened her. Deputies checked her safety.

Erratic Driving Complaint

A grey SUV seen earlier in Shawano was reported crossing both the fog line and the centerline. The reporting party followed briefly and agreed to provide a statement.

Controlled Burns

Several residents conducted controlled burns and notified dispatch. Deputies monitored the activities.

Tanker Truck Route Assistance

A tanker driver pulled off to the side of the road and asked deputies for help navigating a safe detour due to a road closure.

Electric Wheelchair Assistance in King

A man using an electric wheelchair became stuck while climbing a hill at a cemetery. A passing driver helped him before deputies arrived.

Family Disturbance

A conflict between a father and son escalated enough for a caller to report potential weapon involvement. Deputies handled the matter.

Vehicle Theft Report

A Manawa resident returned home from a weekend trip to discover his truck missing. A similar vehicle had appeared on social media which raised suspicion.

Animal Neglect Concern

A caller reported between fifteen and twenty dogs chained outside continuously at a rural property along with a dozen people living on site. Deputies documented the report.

Additional Traffic Violations and Misdials

Deputies handled multiple stops ,including one for a blown stop sign. Several accidental 911 calls required follow up.

Tuesday, November 25, 2025 (Early Morning)

Welfare Check in Manawa Area

A woman reported that relatives in another room were discussing taking her Social Security benefits and had a plan to harm her. Deputies checked her safety and documented the call.

Deer Hazard in Roadway

Deputies responded to a deer in the roadway that needed to be dispatched. The incident was cleared quickly.

Routine school patrols, business checks, and traffic stops continued through the early morning.

Note

Because of the Thanksgiving holiday week, the remaining calls from Tuesday along with all calls from Wednesday and Thursday will appear in next week’s police blotter so that the full report remains complete and verified!

Waupaca County Police Blotter Conclusion

Deputies across Waupaca County continue to respond to a diverse mix of safety concerns, from wildlife collisions and medical emergencies to property disputes and suspicious activity. Residents who report concerns promptly help ensure that deputies can respond quickly and maintain community safety. Anyone with additional information or ongoing neighborhood concerns is encouraged to contact the Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office.

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