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Unit asked to respond for a 66-year-old woman
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown police channel asked a unit to respond for a 66-year-old woman reported to be not feeling well and to have a history of strokes. No other details were given over the radio, and the location was not clear in the transmission.
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Deputies look into drone reported over elementary school
Washington County
A deputy on the Sheriff/Police Dispatch channel asked to be started on a suspicious or drone complaint and reported seeing a drone flying over an elementary school. The deputy said they would monitor it and try to identify where it was coming from, and asked another unit to head that way. A unit later radioed that it was out in front of a school near a playground. Later traffic on the same channel referenced a unit clearing from the school and said it would be at the Village Hall.
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West Bend Fire dispatched to patient in Highway 33 area
Highway 33 area, Washington County
Traffic on the County Fire Dispatch channel indicated West Bend Fire was responding to a residence in the Highway 33 area for a patient who was conscious but reported not to be breathing normally, with staff on scene. No further details were given over the radio.
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West Bend police sent to tailgating, profanity complaint near Main and High
Main Street and High Street, West Bend
West Bend police were asked to respond near Main Street and High Street after a caller reported a female driver of a small light blue vehicle was tailgating and yelling profanities. The caller was reported to be reachable by phone.
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Dispatchers report open phone line at hospital
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown police channel reported an open phone line at a hospital, saying the person on the line did not appear to be in distress and that the call ended. No further details were given over the radio.
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Germantown Fire crews report patient asleep and not waking
Germantown Fire crews were reported to be with a patient on the County Fire Dispatch channel, and a transmission stated the patient was still asleep and not waking up, with breathing described as normal. No further details were given over the radio.
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West Bend police asked to meet person outside dollar store
West Bend
West Bend police were asked to meet with a person outside a dollar store in the city. The dispatcher said the person would meet officers out front.
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Police respond to reported altercation at West Bend apartment
800 block of Wynart Road, West Bend
West Bend police units were sent to an apartment building in the 800 block of Wynart Road after dispatchers relayed a report of a physical altercation involving juveniles. Units 2-4 and 2-8 were asked to respond, and unit 2-4 acknowledged on the channel.
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Police called to West Bend home over cat reported left inside
1500 block of Hahn Street, West Bend
West Bend police were asked to respond to a residence in the 1500 block of Hahn Street, where dispatchers relayed that a property manager was concerned about a cat left inside. The manager did not have keys to get in and believed access could be made through a window.
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Sheriff/Police Dispatch traffic references black SUV
Washington County
A transmission on the Sheriff/Police Dispatch channel mentioned a sedan; no description of its taillights was provided. Later traffic referenced units 428 and 448 and a black SUV in the far right lane, and unit 428 gave a 10-8 status. Traffic later in the hour again referenced unit 428.
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Deputies sent to meet complainant over property complaint
300 block of Weiss, Washington County
A sheriff's unit on the Sheriff/Police Dispatch channel was directed to meet a complainant after a report of a large number of people on a property, with vehicles also parked on a grassy, muddy area. The location was given as the 300 block of Weiss.
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Officers track loose dog through West Bend cemetery
Union Cemetery, West Bend
An officer on the West Bend police channel reported a black dog with a collar running loose and said they were trying to catch it. The dog was later reported running down the middle of the road, and units said it was in Union Cemetery near the edge of Hickory Street. An officer later reported the dog had been reunited with its owner.
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Police watch for two trucks after reckless-driving report on Highway 41
Highway 41 / Washington County
West Bend police received a driving complaint relayed by the county about two trucks, one white and one black, reportedly traveling unit block of miles an hour and swerving on Highway 41 before turning onto Highway 33 toward West Bend. A caller told dispatchers she could no longer see the trucks.
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Officers respond to damaged, missing lock at storage facility
Public storage facility, Washington County
Officers were sent to a public storage facility after a caller reported the lock on a storage unit had been damaged and was later found missing. The caller told dispatchers she did not yet know whether anything had been taken, and she also mentioned an RV parked outside the facility. An officer later said they did not yet know whether the RV was involved and were speaking with the caller first.
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Units respond to vehicle crash at Highway 60 and 175
Highway 60 and Highway 175, Washington County
Units on the Sheriff/Police Dispatch channel reported a vehicle crash in traffic at Highway 60 and Highway 175. A unit later said crews would be trying to move the vehicles off the road. Traffic referenced unit 957.
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Units dispatched for cat reported struck in roadway near Trenton
Near Trenton Road, Trenton
Sheriff's units were dispatched to a report of a black-and-white cat in the middle of the roadway just west of Trenton Road. The unit relaying the report said the animal appeared to have been hit by a vehicle.
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Deputies asked to check Mayfield Road area after vehicle report
3900 block of Mayfield Road, Washington County
A caller told dispatchers a small four-door sedan had been driving northbound and made a Y-turn on the 3900 block of Mayfield Road, and that a person got out of the vehicle. The caller said they and the vehicle were no longer in the area and asked that deputies check the area; dispatch acknowledged the request.
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Units respond to rescue call on Holly Lane
6000 block of Holly Lane, Washington County
On the Sheriff/Police Dispatch channel, a unit was asked to stop at the 6000 block of Holly Lane while heading south for a rescue call. Other traffic on the channel also referenced a rescue response; those transmissions were too brief to confirm details. Traffic later referenced unit 428.
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Units follow white semi after driving complaint, run registration
Washington County
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown Police Dispatch channel relayed a driving complaint about a semi reported to be unable to maintain its lane. Later traffic described a white semi with a trailer, and a registration check on the tractor came back to Pennsylvania. Units following the semi reported they were approaching Highway 144 and trying to get around a vehicle; earlier a unit advised it was out of position and might not be able to catch up.
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Dispatch asks County 738 about driving complaint on I-41 southbound near Holy Hill
I-41 southbound from Holy Hill, Washington County
Dispatchers asked County 738 if it could go to the highway for a driving complaint; dispatchers then described a semi on I-41 southbound from Holy Hill with its landing gear down and sparking along the highway. Follow-up traffic again referenced I-41 southbound and an updated location, and a caller later reported seeing a squad. Later traffic included a registration check on a trailer, with a transmission saying "as long as it's valid, I'm good with it," and a reference to a semi out of Oklahoma. Dispatch later stated, "738, County 10-6."
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Deputy checking open door at new building west of MTS Richfield
west of MTS Richfield, Richfield
On the Hartford/Germantown Police Dispatch channel, a unit reported an open door on one of the new buildings just west of MTS Richfield and said one officer would check it. A follow-up transmission on the same channel asked for someone to take a look, and a unit asked to confirm the location of a property check, with a unit replying that it was the new building west of MTS, Richfield. In the latest traffic, a unit said it was not looking at a map at that moment and did not have an address for the location. The traffic did not say what, if anything, was found.
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K-9 requested on stop; warrant and bond handled, jail transport reported
On the Hartford/Germantown Police Dispatch channel, unit 748 asked for a K-9 on a stop and was told dispatch would check whether one was available; a warrant was confirmed along with a bond amount, updated charges were placed in the notes, and a unit reported it would transport a subject to jail. Later traffic on the same channel had a dispatcher telling a unit there were two items, one described as a battery matter out of Milwaukee, with remarks that included a contact phone number. A unit also reported that a subject had been turned over to another agency's squad. Dispatch then relayed that a subject had a single count of possession of drug paraphernalia and asked whether it was still wanted, and the unit declined. In the latest traffic, a unit reported it would be en route to the jail with warrants. The traffic did not say where the stop took place or identify anyone involved.
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Deputies respond to report of man refusing to leave in Slinger
Raceway on East Washington Street, Slinger
Sheriff's office radio traffic said a unit was responding to the Raceway on East Washington Street in Slinger for a report of a male refusing to leave. The subject was described as possibly wearing a backwards hat, a shirt, and blue jeans. The traffic did not say whether the person left or was cited.
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Report of wrong-way driver on Pilgrim Road
Pilgrim Road southbound, Washington County
Police radio traffic on the Hartford/Germantown dispatch channel relayed a report of a possible wrong-way driver going southbound on Pilgrim Road. The traffic described the vehicle as a Toyota or Nissan sedan last seen approaching County Line Road. The transmission said only one call had come in about the vehicle and did not say whether it was located.
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Deputies sent to County Highway E and Edward Hall for reported vehicle in ditch
County Highway E and Edward Hall, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic directed a unit to County Highway E and Edward Hall for a blue Chevrolet four-door. A caller described an older female driver and reported the vehicle had driven into a ditch, had been pulled over for a while, and appeared to have someone slumped over inside before continuing southbound. Later traffic on the same channel repeatedly referenced unit 437, including an acknowledgment, and the most recent traffic on the channel again referenced unit 437; what was being said in some of those transmissions was not clear. The traffic did not say what officers found or whether the vehicle was stopped.