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State agencies offer advice to avoid identify theft

To help Wisconsin consumers and taxpayers protect themselves from identity theft, the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and the Department of Revenue (DOR) are partne...

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COLBY-ABBOTSFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT

â–  Jan. 30 - A traffic stop was conducted in Abbotsford on a vehicle after it turned south on STH 13 from East Spruce Street without coming to a stop for the red light. The vehicle was also struggling to maintain its lane of travel as it completed the turn. The officer met with the driver and observed two cases of beer in the back seat. One case appeared to have a few cans missing, while the othe...

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â–  Dec. 1 - A complainant spoke to an officer about being continuously contacted by different lawyers throughout the years regarding a crash that occurred in 2023. The complainant said they would be asked for insurance information and told that the matter would be taken to court. The complainant said the family of the crash victim has been sending them information for several weeks at a time.A fe...

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â–  Nov. 10 - An officer received an animal complaint from a Colby resident. The complainant said their neighbors have a puppy outside that is locked in a cage and is not let inside the residence often. The complainant was worried something might happen to the puppy. The officer met with the owners of the puppy. The owners said they have two full grown dogs and one puppy, which they were planning ...

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D EPARTMENT â–  Oct. 26 - An officer took a report of a domestic disturbance at an Abbotsford reside...

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D EPARTMENT ■ Oct. 5 - An officer received a fraud complaint regarding purchases made with the complainant’s debit card on Sept. 10, in the amount of $670. The complainant’s bank determined that there was no evidence that an error occurred because the card was not reported lost or stolen. The complainant had then contacted the owner of the store where the card had been used and was told that...

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