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Unit at Pike Lake State Park beach area
Pike Lake State Park beach area, Washington County
Sheriff's radio traffic indicated a unit was in the beach area at Pike Lake State Park and that a male, a female, and a small child had been standing near a black van approximately 12 minutes earlier. Later traffic on the same channel referenced the beach area at Pike Lake State Park along with unit 461 and County 23. In additional transmissions on the same channel, a unit referenced County 461, and further transmissions again referenced County 461; a short transmission minutes later was directed to 461, and what was being reported in some of those transmissions was not clear. In the most recent traffic on the channel, a transmission said "461, County 10-8"; the traffic did not say what officers found or whether anyone was contacted.
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Deputies broadcast description of vehicle on US 45 southbound
US 45 southbound south of Highway 60, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic broadcast a description of a silver Toyota sedan traveling on US 45 southbound south of Highway 60. The traffic did not say why the vehicle was being broadcast, or whether it was located or stopped.
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West Bend police take report of wheel swapped on parked vehicle
100 block of Wisconsin Street, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic sent an officer to meet a complainant in the 100 block of Wisconsin Street over a report that someone removed a wheel from a vehicle parked in a garage overnight and replaced it with a different wheel. The caller reported nothing was missing from inside the vehicle. The traffic did not say whether anything was recovered or whether anyone was identified.
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Vehicle complaint reported on US 45 southbound at the split
US 45 southbound at the split
Hartford/Germantown police dispatch radio traffic reported a vehicle complaint on US 45 southbound at the split, saying vehicles were all over the road and that one nearly sideswiped another vehicle. A short time later, a transmission on the same channel suggested that a deputy on the highway might be able to intercept the vehicle. The traffic did not say whether a unit stopped or located the vehicle.
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Driving complaint involving black Jeep relayed to West Bend police
2000 block of Barton Avenue, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic relayed a driving complaint about a black Jeep Renegade that was reported to be outside the city, and gave the caller's location as the City View Apartments area on Barton Avenue. Dispatch described the driver with a code and asked about the status of a stop. The traffic did not say whether the vehicle was located or whether officers made contact.
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Two disabled vehicles reported on Highway 45 off-ramp at Washington
Northbound Highway 45 off-ramp at Washington, Washington County
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic included a report of two disabled vehicles on the northbound Highway 45 off-ramp at Washington, and later traffic mentioned a possible 10-50 off route to Highway 45 northbound and asked if a unit could respond to Washington and Highway 45 for traffic control. A unit reported it was going to be a 10-46 with two cars out, describing disabled cars in traffic, and when dispatch asked whether a unit had made contact with a vehicle, a unit replied it did not believe so and then answered "negative." In the latest traffic, dispatch referenced units 230 and 293, and a unit was asked to stop traffic in the left lane while coming down the off-ramp. The traffic did not say whether lanes were blocked, whether anyone was hurt, or what responders found.
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Units sent for 5-56 involving 12-month-old; location garbled
Benton Way, Washington County (as referenced in radio traffic)
Radio traffic referenced Benton Way for a 5-56 involving a 12-month-old, but the transmission was garbled and did not clearly confirm the location. A later transmission reported the child was awake, breathing, and no longer blue. Dispatch asked whether County 432 could clear to respond to the DC as well. The transmissions did not indicate what crews found or whether the patient was taken to a hospital.
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Unit reports patient conscious at East Sumner Street call
Mexican Bar & Grill, Hartford
Hartford/Germantown police dispatch traffic directed a unit identified as 633 to the Mexican Bar & Grill on East Sumner Street for a female reported unconscious and cold but breathing. Dispatch advised there was a language barrier and said a language line was on the line, and later asked 633 for a patient update. In the latest traffic, a unit reported the patient was conscious and breathing and just feeling unwell, and said that when fire crews arrived the responders would be in the back on the outside. The traffic did not say whether anyone was taken to a hospital.
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Unit asked to respond to East Decorah Road address
1000 block of East Decorah Road, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic asked a unit to respond to another unit's location in the 1000 block of East Decorah Road for a coded request. The transmission did not describe what the call involved or what officers found.
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Report of possible fire near Ridge Road
Near Ridge Road, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic relayed a report of a possible fire described as north of Ridge Road and south of a ski hill. The caller was not sure of an exact location or whether the fire was still burning. The traffic did not name a town or say what responders found.
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Dispatch traffic: reported driving complaint, later Jackson and Main reference
Jackson Drive and Main, Jackson
Sheriff's dispatch traffic included a report described as a driving complaint and noted multiple calls. Later traffic on the same channel referenced a unit identified as County 914; that traffic indicated the reference was to a third-party call about an incident at Jackson Drive and Main, and did not say what officers found.
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Deputy sent to 300 block of White Street for open 911 line
300 block of White Street
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic directed a unit to the 300 block of White Street for an open 911 call with nothing heard on the line. Dispatch advised it could not leave a voicemail on a callback and that there was no history for the phone number. In later traffic, dispatch directed County 462 to the 6300 block of County Highway U and relayed that a deputy had previously responded to the original caller's callback advising the vehicle was still at the parked location; a follow-up transmission described a light blue Dodge minivan on the easement side next to a mailbox. The traffic did not say what the unit found.
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Police dispatch traffic references case on Meridian Avenue
1400 block of Meridian Avenue, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch traffic referenced a case number at the 1400 block of Meridian Avenue. The traffic did not say what prompted the case or what officers found.
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County Fire Dispatch relays patient update
County Fire Dispatch radio traffic relayed a patient update for a male, describing him as more alert now but lethargic and with a fever. The traffic did not give a location or say what prompted the call.
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Fire dispatch traffic places unit on scene
Washington County
County Fire Dispatch radio traffic placed a unit identified as 1858 on scene. Other transmissions on the same channel came through garbled, and the traffic did not give a location or describe what the call involved.
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Caller reports sedan parked for days on Cary Lane
1700 block of Cary Lane, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic relayed a caller's description of a black Chevrolet sedan parked in the 1700 block of Cary Lane for about five days with no front plate. The traffic did not say what officers found.
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Ambulance requested for unresponsive person on South 18th Avenue
South 18th Avenue, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch radio traffic requested an ambulance to South 18th Avenue for a report of an 18-year-old male with a diabetic issue who was not responding. The caller reported the patient was breathing normally, according to the traffic.
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Deputies dispatched to two-vehicle crash report on Highway 45
Highway 45, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic directed a unit to Highway 45 for a report of a two-vehicle crash. Follow-up traffic described the other vehicle as a Toyota RAV-4 and said the caller thought the other party might leave, but both vehicles remained on scene. The traffic noted injuries, but the injury information was unclear.
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Dispatch transmission appeared to mention stomach pains
West Bend
A sheriff's dispatch transmission appeared to mention stomach pains.
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Police take report of pickup nearly striking caller at Main and Keister
Main and Keister Lane, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch traffic relayed a report of a black pickup that nearly struck the caller as lanes merged at Main and Keister Lane. The caller was willing to make a statement, and a unit on the same channel acknowledged the assignment. The traffic did not say what officers found or whether anyone was cited.
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Deputies check on unoccupied vehicle on Hubertus Road
3700 block of Hubertus Road, Hubertus
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic relayed information about a black SUV at the 3700 block of Hubertus Road. According to the traffic, the vehicle appeared to be unoccupied and no one was seen in the area, and the vehicle's registration was checked. The traffic did not say what officers found.
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Radio traffic: white vehicle on 45 northbound; pull over if yelling heard
45 northbound at Chestnut, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic relayed a report of a white vehicle on 45 northbound at Chestnut and indicated the vehicle should be pulled over if yelling could be heard. Later traffic on the same channel included a question about a second unit, and a unit said it could hear some verbal arguments in the car. A unit then said it would take the call. The traffic did not say what prompted the original call or what officers found.
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Units asked to respond emergently to have a girl checked out
Hartford/Germantown, Washington County
Radio traffic on the Hartford/Germantown police dispatch channel asked for units to respond emergently to have a girl checked out. The traffic did not give a location or say what prompted the request.
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Police sent to report of person watching children leave school
Intersection near a school, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch traffic directed a unit to an intersection near a school for a report of a black male wearing black long sleeves, black sweatpants who was talking to himself and watching children leave school. The traffic did not say what officers found.
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Engine company sent to Tommy's Car Wash for reported accident
Tommy's Car Wash, West Bend
Radio traffic dispatched an engine company to speak with a person in a lobby who was involved in an accident inside Tommy's Car Wash. According to the traffic, the parties had exchanged information. A later, degraded transmission on the same channel repeated a reference to the lobby. The transmissions did not say whether any vehicle damage or injuries were reported.