Wausau Pilot & Review
From March 8 to March 14, 2024, the Everest Metro Police Department responded to a range of incidents from mental health commitments and traffic crashes to drug violations and disorderly conduct. Here’s a closer look at the incidents reported:
- Mental Health and Safety: On March 8, a mental health issue on Radtke Avenue resulted in one person being detained under an emergency detention, highlighting the department’s involvement in crisis intervention.
- Traffic and Crashes: The week saw multiple traffic-related incidents, starting with a collision in a business parking lot on Rickyval Street and another two-vehicle crash on Schofield Avenue. Notably, a hit-and-run on March 12 led to citations being issued to the operator involved.
- Drug and Narcotic Violations: Officers tackled drug-related offenses throughout the week, including the arrest of individuals for possession of marijuana and THC, alongside misdemeanor bail jumping charges. These incidents underscore the ongoing issue of drug violations within the community.
- Disorderly Conduct and Assault: Incidents of disorderly conduct were addressed, including a domestic disturbance on Winding Ridge Way, which resulted in arrests for domestic disorderly conduct and battery. Another case on Schofield Avenue led to an arrest for disorderly conduct and misdemeanor bail jumping.
- Trespassing and Warrants: The department also handled cases of trespassing and enforced warrants, ensuring individuals were held accountable for their actions. This included a notable arrest for trespassing to a dwelling on Grand Avenue.
