New Glarus Area Scanner Traffic Log: October 12-18

Scanner traffic from Oct. 12-18 brought reports of a reckless driver, a suspected burglary alarm, a disabled van and a dog wandering near County Highway C. The weekly log also includes medical responses, a possible domestic dispute and traffic stops.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
New Glarus Area Scanner Traffic Log: October 12-18

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