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Units respond to reported vehicle accident at Addison and McCormick
Addison and McCormick, Washington County
Radio traffic indicated units were responding to a vehicle accident at Addison and McCormick. The traffic stated the vehicles were out of traffic and that there were no injuries, and referenced a Hyundai. A unit later made a request regarding the Hyundai.
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Crews dispatched to medical call on Starlight Drive
3600 block of Starlight Drive, Washington County
Units were sent to the 3600 block of Starlight Drive for a person described as experiencing alcohol withdrawal and nausea, according to radio traffic. The same traffic also referenced a previously unreported e-bike crash. A unit later reported arriving on scene at the address.
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Unit reports hazard; railroad crossings activated with no train
Main Street at the railroad crossing, Washington County
Radio traffic on the sheriff/police dispatch channel included a unit reporting a hazard, followed by a reference to railroad crossings being activated with no train at Main Street. No source of the activation was stated in the traffic.
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Crews respond to rollover crash; cement reported spilling on roadway
Pioneer and Highway 164, Washington County
Units were sent to a crash in which a vehicle was reported upside down, and dispatch directed units to check out injuries, according to radio traffic. A cement truck was reported involved, with the drivers out of the vehicle and callers reporting a large amount of cement coming from it; a unit asked whether the highway shop should be notified to look at the roadway and fire was requested to respond, and a unit later reported being able to reach in and shut off the truck. Traffic indicated the State Patrol was to stop northbound traffic, and a unit later reported a lot of oil dry had been laid down and gravel thrown; the road was later reported open. Later traffic included a request for a car to shut down eastbound traffic on a highway, units sent toward a nearby road, arrangements to remove the vehicle, a unit reporting it was at Pioneer and Highway 164 and about two minutes out, and a unit being told a road can be shut down for the remainder of this.
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Units respond to reported crash at Paradise and Silverbrook
Paradise and Silverbrook, West Bend
West Bend police radio traffic indicated a crash at Paradise and Silverbrook, with a pull-off into a nearby parking lot discussed. Traffic also referenced a transit van and a silver car.
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Unit assigned to report of something in the roadway
A unit was assigned to a report of something in the roadway, according to radio traffic. The dispatcher said they would call the reporting party.
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Crews respond to crash with vehicle reported upside down
Highway 83, Washington County
Radio traffic on the Hartford/Germantown police dispatch channel indicated a crash in which a vehicle was reported upside down, with units checking for injuries. One person was reported to be complaining of head pain, and fire units also reported a patient complaining of head pain. Radio traffic included a speaker suggesting traffic would probably be southbound due to debris in the roadway, and a unit reported Highway 83 was shut down. Later traffic on the county fire dispatch channel indicated a fire unit was back at its station.
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Radio traffic mentions ruins in a lane on Barton Ave
Barton Ave north of the river
Radio traffic on Barton Ave just north of the river mentioned a bunch of ruins in a lane of traffic and turning around.
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Units dispatched to rescue assignment in Washington County
Washington County
Units on the Hartford/Germantown police channel were assigned to a rescue call and reported en route. The radio traffic did not clearly establish the nature or the exact location of the call.
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Medical call: units report person conscious, ambulance request canceled
Washington County
Units on the Hartford/Germantown police channel reported that a person was conscious and alert, and a unit radioed that it was on scene at Hill 12. Later traffic on the county fire channel canceled the mutual aid request for an ambulance, saying it would be a lift assist only.
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Brush-burning complaint reported on Townline Road
3600 block of Townline Road, Washington County
Deputies were advised of a complaint that a neighbor was burning brush in the 3600 block of Townline Road, with a caller reporting a lot of smoke flowing toward his property; a unit said the caller's information had been placed in the notes. In the newest traffic, unit 461 was heard again on the channel.
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Units advised of family trouble call on St. Killian Parkway
200 block of St. Killian Parkway, Washington County
Units on the Hartford/Germantown police channel were advised of a family trouble call in the 200 block of St. Killian Parkway, where a person inside was reported to be throwing items. Follow-up traffic relayed that a person was reported to be using the basement and breaking a TV and other items inside the residence, that callers were refusing to go back inside, and that there may have been weapons in the house; a unit radioed that crews were still gathering information. No further details were given over the air.
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West Bend police advised of crisis call on Jefferson Street
1200 block of Jefferson Street, West Bend
West Bend police dispatch advised units of a crisis call in the 1200 block of Jefferson Street, and asked that the 10-17-921 be given first. No further details were given over the air.
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Dispatch call reports shed being opened at Green Valley, Lot 67, Coloradise
Green Valley, Lot 67, Coloradise
The sheriff's dispatch channel relayed that a woman heard her shed being opened at Green Valley, Lot 67, Coloradise and that she did not have any cameras. No further details were given over the air.
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Deputy reports vehicle traveling over 90 mph
A deputy on the sheriff's dispatch channel radioed that he had a vehicle going over 90 mph in front of him. Dispatch directed the unit to go ahead. No further details were given over the air.
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Crews respond to medical call where patient's throat was closing
Dispatchers on the county fire dispatch channel advised a unit that a patient's throat appeared to be closing and that the person could no longer swallow. A unit radioed that the front door was open and that the patient was in the bathroom. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit radioed that it was returning with no transport, and unit 1951 later radioed that it was back in quarters. In the newest traffic, a unit identified as 1651 radioed that it was clear of the hospital and returning.
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Deputies advised of minivan with inconsistent speeds on I-41
I-41 northbound near the county line
A unit on the sheriff's dispatch channel was advised of information relayed from Waukesha County about a minivan traveling northbound on I-41 from the county line with inconsistent speeds. The vehicle's state of registration was unknown, and a unit acknowledged the traffic. No further details were given over the air.
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West Bend police dispatched to Moore Avenue juvenile call
First block of Moore Avenue, West Bend
Units on the West Bend police channel were dispatched to the first block of Moore Avenue for a report of a juvenile female who was reportedly kicking and hitting. No further details were given over the air.
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Reported evacuation in progress at Mavis Road residence
Mavis Road area, Washington County
A crew on the county fire dispatch channel radioed that it was on scene at a single-family residence on Mavis Road and reported an evacuation was in progress, and incoming units were directed to a working channel. No further details were given over the air.
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Unit sent to alarm activation on Poppy Road
21800 block of Poppy Road
<headline>Unit sent to alarm activation on Poppy Road</headline> <location>21800 block of Poppy Road</location> <body>A unit on the sheriff's dispatch channel was sent to the 21800 block of Poppy Road for an alarm activation reported to show a smoke or carbon-monoxide zone, with no contact with key holders. No further details were given over the air.</body>
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Units dispatched to Wisconsin Street call involving a female
100 block of Wisconsin Street, West Bend
Units on the West Bend police channel were dispatched to the 100 block of Wisconsin Street for a call involving a female. A radio transmission included "no injury." No further details were given over the air.
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Crews on scene of fire alarm at Independence Avenue business
1400 block of Independence Avenue
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown police channel relayed a report of a fire alarm at a business in the 1400 block of Independence Avenue, with a waterflow zone and a fire alarm zone shown in the description. A unit on the county fire dispatch channel radioed that it was en route, and a unit reported arriving at a medium-sized, single-story manufacturing building with an audible alarm and nothing showing from three sides. County Fire 1651 reported it was on scene, and later radioed that it was clear and returning to its station. No further details were given over the air.
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Gold Caravan reported struck at church in 1500 block of Carmel Road
1500 block of Carmel Road
Deputies on the sheriff's dispatch channel were advised of a report of a male riding a bicycle around a parking lot in the 1500 block of Carmel Road and reportedly riding down license plate numbers; he was last seen heading out onto Carmel Road, and he might have been using a white bicycle. A unit later radioed from what was given as Holy Hill Church in the 1500 block of Carmel Road, where a gold Caravan had been struck by an unknown vehicle, and noted that there should be security camera footage. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit referenced the subject that unit 442 had been out with at Holy Hill earlier, and a transmission noted anti-law-enforcement flags associated with the subject. A unit identified as 440 was heard checking in on the same channel a short time later.
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Police asked to check blue SUV left running in apartment lot
Apartment complex parking lot, West Bend
West Bend Police Dispatch relayed a report of a blue SUV that had reportedly been running in the back parking lot of an apartment complex for about two hours. A unit radioed that it would go check the parking lot. No further details were given over the air.
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Units advised of reported puppy seller outside West Bend Walmart
1500 block of West Paradise Drive, West Bend
West Bend police units were advised of a call at the Walmart on West Paradise Drive, where a caller reported a male outside near the grocery-side exit doors who was reportedly trying to sell a puppy. No further details were given over the air.