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Deputies sent to Bill's Drive for reported screaming and yelling
5400 block of Bill's Drive, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic directed a unit to the 5400 block of Bill's Drive for a report of someone at the location screaming and yelling. The traffic said callers might be hard of hearing, but gave no further description and no disposition.
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West Bend unit sent to Schlemmer Drive for abandoned 9-1 call
1000 block of Schlemmer Drive, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic directed a unit to the 1000 block of Schlemmer Drive for an abandoned 9-1 call with accidental callbacks. The traffic did not say what prompted the call or what officers found.
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Deputies relay report of male changing attire on 45 southbound
45 southbound near Sherman
Sheriff's dispatch traffic relayed a report of a male changing attire along 45 southbound, possibly just south of Sherman. The traffic gave no further description and did not say what prompted the report or what officers found.
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Deputies respond to Kennedy Circle North report of male, white sedan
Kennedy Circle North, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch traffic relayed a report from Kennedy Circle North, given as having occurred about five minutes earlier, of a male in a red shirt driving a white four-door sedan last seen westbound. Dispatch noted two no-soliciting signs at an address there, and a unit asked whether the person was trying to sell something or campaigning. No further disposition was given.
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Deputies called about silver SUV with no plates; occupants later reported on scene
West of the Zebra, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic shows a unit was sent westbound after a vehicle described as a silver SUV was reported out of traffic with no plates; the traffic included a garbled reference to a passerby. A later transmission on the same channel addressed 414 and 459 and said, "The occupants are here," but it gave no confirmed location. A further transmission on that channel addressed one of the same units but was too degraded to add anything, and no disposition was given.
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Police sent to Marsha Court and Park Avenue for person in street
Marsha Court and Park Avenue, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic directed a unit to the area of Marsha Court and Park Avenue after a report of a resident going into the middle of the street. The traffic did not say what prompted the report or what officers found.
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Dump truck stopped in traffic near 18th and Paradise
Paradise Drive near 18th Avenue, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic reported a dump truck stopped in traffic with its hazards on in the area of Paradise Drive, about 75 feet west of 18th Avenue. The traffic did not say why the truck was stopped or whether any lane was blocked.
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Dispatch traffic: faint man reported at village plaza parking lot
Parking lot at a village plaza, Washington County
Dispatch traffic reported a man who was faint in a parking lot at a village plaza. The unit tied to the call was addressed again about 21 minutes later, but those transmissions were too degraded to add anything, and no further disposition was given.
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Sheriff's units respond to South Reed for reported 10-50
South Reed, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch traffic referenced a 10-50 on South Reed, and follow-up transmissions on the same talkgroup included a question about people and a garage. The traffic was partly degraded and did not establish what happened, whether anyone was hurt, or the exact location.
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Degraded dispatch traffic mentioned welfare check, hitchhiking
Hartford/Germantown dispatch radio traffic included a partly degraded transmission mentioning a welfare check and “hitchhiking.” Radio traffic minutes later showed a unit asking to be assigned to that welfare check and asking for the person’s location. The transmissions were partly degraded, and the traffic did not give a reliable location or say what came of the check.
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West Bend police take counterfeit check report on South Main Street
2600 block of South Main Street, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch traffic directed a unit to the 2600 block of South Main Street to meet with a complainant regarding a counterfeit check. No further details were given.
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Unit sent to Great Forest after 3-year-old's 911 call
2700 block of Great Forest, West Bend
Dispatch radio traffic sent a unit to Great Forest in West Bend while dispatch reported being on the line with a 3-year-old who had called 911. A unit radioed that it would be stopping at Creek Forest Drive. The traffic did not say what prompted the call or what officers found.
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Deputies assigned to disorderly conduct complaint on Sunset Drive
Sunset Drive, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic assigned a unit to a disorderly conduct complaint on Sunset Drive that was relayed as not in progress. The traffic did not give a block number or say what the complaint involved, and no further disposition was given.
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Deputy assisting Hartford police seeking suspect on Rosewood Lane
Rosewood Lane, Hartford
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic showed a unit saying it would be assisting Hartford police and would be looking to make contact at an address on Rosewood Lane for a suspect. The traffic gave no description of the person or vehicle and no further disposition.
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West Bend police describe vehicle traveling in wrong lane
12th Avenue near Park, West Bend
West Bend police described a vehicle traveling south in the northbound lane, stopping and going, and last seen turning onto 12th Avenue headed toward Park.
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Deputies take report of open line at North Trenton Road business
7000 block of North Trenton Road, Washington County
Sheriff's dispatch radio traffic reported an open line at a construction business in the 7000 block of North Trenton Road, and a person there reportedly gave information about several locations. No further disposition was given.
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West Bend police dispatched to report of e-bike violations
800 block of a street given as Ville Park Drive, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic sent an officer to the 800 block of a street given as Ville Park Drive for a report of e-bike violations. The traffic did not establish what the complaint involved or whether anything came of it, and no further disposition was given.
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Vehicle reported in woods; airbag deployment mentioned in traffic
Hartford/Germantown area, Washington County
Hartford/Germantown dispatch traffic reported a vehicle in the woods and included a transmission saying it was going to be an airbag deployment, and the traffic included a question about whether fire needed to respond. A unit number already working the call was addressed again on the same talkgroup several minutes later, but that transmission was too degraded to add anything. The traffic did not establish the exact location, whether anyone was hurt, or what led to the vehicle leaving the road.
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Two-SUV crash reported at Maple and Fawn; traffic backing up
Intersection of Maple and Fawn, Washington County
Dispatch received two calls, one of them transferred from Waukesha County, reporting a two-vehicle crash involving two SUVs in the area of Maple and Fawn, with a caller saying traffic was backing up. The initial radio traffic said it sounded like there were no injuries. No further disposition was given.
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Units dispatched after radio traffic referencing “3-9-Harvard Square,” 80-year-old woman
Washington County
Units were dispatched after police dispatch traffic referenced “3-9-Harvard Square” and an 80-year-old woman. The traffic did not establish what led to the response or whether anyone was injured.
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Units sent to report of trailer parked on roadway at Evergreen and East Monroe
Evergreen and East Monroe
Units were dispatched to Evergreen and East Monroe for a report of a trailer parked on the roadway, according to radio traffic. The traffic indicated neighbors had been complaining about the trailer and that an employee at a nearby business who was asked about it said it was not theirs. No further disposition was given.
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Unit requests suspicious-vehicle call in 500 block of Washington
500 block of Washington St, Washington County
A unit asked dispatch to start a call for a suspicious vehicle in the 500 block of Washington, according to sheriff's dispatch radio traffic. The same transmission referenced the unit being out with a vehicle in the 500 block of Jefferson. No description of the vehicle or any further disposition was given in the traffic.
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Phone recovered after crash-detection alert at Paradise and Clarence
Paradise and Clarence, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic indicated units were alerted to an iPhone crash detection with no response on the eastbound lanes at Paradise and Clarence, and the traffic did not establish whether anyone was hurt or whether a vehicle was involved. A unit reported having the phone and later asked whether it had been checked, saying an owner would be sought. In later traffic, a unit said a family member would come in to meet and pick up the phone.
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One westbound lane closed on Highway 33; park access discussed
Highway 33, Washington County
A unit reported that one westbound lane was shut down on Highway 33, according to radio traffic. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit asked whether people coming eastbound would have access to a county park or should be turned away on their end, and a reply indicated access was available.
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Units respond to crash; three occupants reported, none seriously hurt
Units were asked to respond to a property-damage crash, according to sheriff's dispatch radio traffic. Traffic relayed that a caller's husband was checking on injuries and that people were out of the vehicles, and the responding unit later reported everyone appeared out of both vehicles and was walking and talking. On the county fire dispatch channel, a unit reported a total of three occupants and none seriously injured at that time, and a fire unit reported it was on scene.