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Firearms denial notice at Fleet Farm; unit 737 assigned
Fleet Farm area
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown police channel assigned unit 737 and aired a firearms denial notice at a Fleet Farm. In later traffic on the same channel, dispatch asked County 737 for a status update; no further details were given over the radio.
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Hartford High School emergency response requested (Planned Drill)
Hartford High School, Hartford
Dispatchers on the Hartford/Germantown police channel relayed a request from Hartford High School for an immediate emergency response in the main hallway. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit was heard reporting that Hartford High School was complete and all units were in, and another unit radioed that it would stay at the high school for now. A unit using the same call sign was heard again on that channel later, but no further details about the call were given over the radio.
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Disabled pickup on southbound I-41 south of Highway 167
I-41 southbound south of Highway 167, Richfield
Units were advised of a gray pickup that ran out of gas on the shoulder of southbound I-41 south of Highway 167. A caller said the driver was walking from County Road C and Sherman in Richfield looking for a ride and had not arrived yet. In later traffic on the same channel, the assigned unit radioed that it was in service.
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Crews respond to commercial building; alarm reported false
Washington County
Units on the county fire channel reported arriving on scene at a single-story commercial business. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit reported a false alarm, the system reset and turned back over to the business owner. No location or cause was clear over the radio.
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Missing student reported at Good Shepherd School; safely located
Good Shepherd School, South Indiana Avenue, West Bend
Units on the West Bend police channel were dispatched to Good Shepherd School on South Indiana Avenue for a report of a missing person. Staff reported the person was last seen around a music class and said they had been searching for about 10 minutes. In later traffic on the same channel, a unit radioed that the student had been safely located.
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Fire alarm canceled after alarm company call, no smoke or fire
Washington County
Dispatchers relayed a cancel from the alarm company, saying there was no smoke or fire and that the proper passcode had been given, and units were told not to respond. The audio was low quality and no location was clear over the radio.
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Deputy checking vehicle reported behind bank
Washington County
A unit on the sheriff's dispatch channel radioed that it would be checking on a vehicle reported to be running by the rear door of a bank. The call had been made by the bank, and the unit said it was checking on the vehicle. No other details were given over the radio, and no follow-up traffic was heard.
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Animal complaint reported near Eagle Drive and Stonewall Drive
Eagle Drive and Stonewall Drive, Jackson
A unit was sent to the area of Eagle Drive and Stonewall Drive in Jackson for an animal complaint. No exact address was available, and the crossroads was given instead.
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Fire units sent to Esquire and Kings Court
Esquire and Kings Court
Fire units were dispatched on the county fire channel, and one unit reported being on scene at Esquire and Kings Court. Units reported a gas odor in the area and an affirmative hissing sound, with gas escaping.
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Fire unit told to stage outside scene until officer secures it
A county fire unit was instructed to stage outside a scene until an officer secured it, with dispatch relaying that callers were being evasive and not answering questions. Other traffic on the fire channel referred to a unit or call number and to what may have been a location, but the transmissions were not clear enough to report the nature of the call or where it was. In later traffic on the same channel, a fire unit identifier was radioed again and several brief transmissions that followed were too garbled to interpret.
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Units still looking for white Chevy, Ford F-150 near Holy Hill
Holy Hill area
Units on the police channel radioed that they were out of traffic in the Holy Hill area, looking for a white Chevrolet Equinox and a Ford F-150. In later traffic on the same channel, units conferred briefly and a unit radioed about a white Chevy. No further description of the vehicles or the reason for the search was given over the radio.
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Sheriff's units ask if call was copied; medical history mentioned
A sheriff's unit asked another unit whether it had copied the rescue call, and a unit radioed that the mail project does have lengthy medical history. In later traffic on the same channel, one transmission came through too garbled to interpret. No address or other details about the call were given over the radio.
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Fire unit sent to rural residence described by a red barn
Residence with a red barn, Washington County
A county fire unit radioed that it was responding directly to an address given over the radio, described as a residence with a red barn and a south driveway. Follow-up traffic repeated the south driveway location and noted the front door was unlocked and the lights were on. A unit later reported over the county fire channel that it was on scene. The transmissions did not state the nature of the call, and the street name was not clear enough to report.
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Units clear scene after fire alarm at Erin Hills lodge
Erin Hills, Erin
Radio traffic that was difficult to make out referenced a fire alarm at a lodge in the Erin area, coming in from an alarm company. A later transmission said units were clearing the scene and that the alarm had been terminated, and a unit then reported that all crews were returning to station. No other details were given over the radio.
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Units sent to Pleasant Hill Drive for reported threats complaint
Pleasant Hill Drive, Washington County
Units were dispatched to Pleasant Hill Drive to meet with a complainant about threats that were reportedly being made over text and email, according to radio traffic. Dispatchers noted the complainant had called it in through 911. No further details about the nature of the threats were given over the radio.
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Police dispatched to 200 block of Roosevelt Drive
200 block of Roosevelt Drive, West Bend
Police were dispatched to the 200 block of Roosevelt Drive for a call involving a female at that address, according to radio traffic. No further details about the nature of the call were given over the radio.
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Deputies search in Germantown; dark blue vehicle sought
Maple and Clinton, Germantown
A sheriff's dispatcher directed a unit to assist another unit at Maple and Clinton in Germantown, according to radio traffic. Units were asked to check the area for a dark blue vehicle reported to be involved in an incident in Germantown; it was expected to have front-end damage and to be missing a fog light. Radio traffic later indicated the vehicle continued on 145 northbound, and a unit guessed the missing light might be on the driver's side. The audio was unclear in places and no further details about the call were given over the radio.
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Debris reported in roundabout at Fond du Lac and Division
Fond du Lac and Division
Dispatchers relayed a road hazard report for the roundabout at Fond du Lac and Division, citing debris, according to radio traffic. No further details were given over the radio.
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Deputies sent to Highway A after report of something struck by vehicle
Highway A west of Emery
A unit was dispatched to Highway A west of Emery after a report that something had been struck by a vehicle and was still alive in traffic, according to radio traffic. No further details were given over the radio.
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Police sent to welfare check at Panda Express parking lot
1200 block of South Main Street, West Bend
A unit was asked to respond to the Panda Express on South Main Street in West Bend for a welfare check, according to radio traffic. Dispatchers said the caller reported a black Toyota had been parked in the lot since around 8:30 with someone possibly sleeping inside and the headlights on. No further details were given over the radio.
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Police sent to noise complaint on South 18th Avenue
2200 block of South 18th Avenue, West Bend
A unit was asked to respond to the 2200 block of South 18th Avenue in West Bend for a noise complaint, according to radio traffic. The caller reported neighbors were working on a car and making a lot of noise. No further details were given over the radio.
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Units check white sedan reported in Crown Drive parking lot
Crown Drive
Radio traffic indicated a unit was asked to check a vehicle in a parking lot on Crown Drive, and a question was asked over the radio whether another unit should respond. A unit later reported a white sedan with two people sitting inside in the parking lot. A dispatcher subsequently checked the status of one of the units assigned to that call. No further details were clear over the radio.
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Jail rescue dispatched, units sent to jail and freighter
Washington County
Radio traffic indicated a jail rescue was dispatched, with one unit directed to respond to the jail and one to a location described as a freighter. No further details were given over the radio.
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Medical helicopter requested to land at scene
Radio traffic indicated a Flight for Life helicopter was to land at a scene and that a unit asked dispatchers to hold further status checks. No location or other details were given over the radio.
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Units follow reported erratic driver on Highway 60
Highway 60 near Main Street, Hartford
A report relayed from Dodge County described a gray minivan driving eastbound on Highway 60 at 30-35 mph in a 55 mph zone and crossing the fog line and center line multiple times, according to radio traffic. A unit reported the vehicle approaching Main Street, crossing the yellow line before correcting into the left lane. Radio traffic indicated a unit would stay behind the reporting driver, and a dispatcher later checked a unit's status on the channel.