Sheboygan police looking for 25-year-old woman with limited speech abilities

SHEBOYGAN -- Sheboygan police are looking for the public's help finding a 25-year-old woman who has limited speech abilities.Jasmine YonkoJohnson was last seen leaving her home near South 14th Street and Jefferson Avenue, the morning of Saturday, March 14.She's described as approximately 5' tall and last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, striped white pajama pants and brown boots.Officials have not released any other details at this time.If you have any info, you're asking to call the Sheboygan Police Department at 920-459-3334.

Sheboygan police looking for 14-year-old runaway

SHEBOYGAN -- The Sheboygan Police Department is investigating the report of a runaway juvenile.Authorities say 14-year-old Brianna Hewitt-Holan was reported as having run away on Feb. 18.She is described as 5'1" tall and around 151 pounds with long brown hair and brown eyes.If you see her or have information regarding her whereabouts, notify the Sheboygan Police Department at 920-459-3333.

Police: 13-year-old struck by vehicle driven by 16-year-old boy in Sheboygan

SHEBOYGAN -- A 13-year-old boy was seriously hurt when he was struck by a vehicle driven by a 16-year-old boy in Sheboygan Saturday afternoon, Oct. 12.It happened just after 2 p.m. near 13th Street and School Avenue.Police said the vehicle driven by the 16-year-old boy, headed northbound on 13th Street, struck three legally parked vehicles and the 13-year-old, who was standing at the rear bumper of one of the parked vehicles.He was seriously hurt and taken to Children's Hospital by helicopter, after initially being taken to a Sheboygan hospital by ambulance.Police said the 16-year-old boy was taken into custody.An investigation was ongoing.

Sheboygan police arrest 14-year-old boy, suspected in school threat at South HS

SHEBOYGAN -- Sheboygan police say they have arrested a 14-year-old boy for his alleged role in a school threat at South High School on Thursday, Sept. 19.Officers responded to South High School shortly after 2 p.m. to investigate a report of a student being in possession of a handgun at the school.

Sheboygan police report 3 burglaries at unlocked, occupied homes in 3 days

SHEBOYGAN -- Sheboygan police on Tuesday, Sept. 10 offered a warning after three burglaries at occupied, unlocked homes in three days.Police noted there was no specific evidence that these crimes were linked, but there were commonalities, including in each case, wallets or purses were taken that the burglar(s) had easy access to, as they were out in the open, within a few steps of the unlocked entryway.Some of the stolen property was recovered, police said.No one was arrested.Police advised homeowners to take the following steps to protect their property and prevent these "crimes of opportunity:"

Police: Man surrendered without incident after mental health crisis near Sheboygan hospital

SHEBOYGAN -- Police on Monday afternoon, Sept. 9 asked that people avoid the area near Sheboygan Memorial Hospital (near 6th Street and North Avenue), after officers responded to the medical center for a man experiencing a mental health crisis.Police said officers "contained the area" and asked that people "avoid the area until the incident is resolved" -- including proceeding to the location for previously scheduled appointments.A spokeswoman with Aurora Health Care issued this statement to FOX6 News:

Sheboygan police investigate 2nd school threat in as many days; arrest made

SHEBOYGAN -- A 16-year-old was arrested in connection with the second school threat in as many days, Sheboygan police announced Tuesday, Sept. 3 -- the first day of school.According to police, on Tuesday, a concerned parent reported they had seen a social media post "inferring a threat to South High School."An investigation revealed the 16-year-old from Sheboygan was responsible for the post.

Police: 15-year-old arrested in Sheboygan for school threat posted to social media

SHEBOYGAN -- A 15-year-old was arrested Monday, Sept. 2 after police said a concerned parent reported their child spotted "a social media post inferring a threat" to South High School on Sept. 3.Police determined the threat was not credible, and said there's no threat to the school or community.Officials with the Sheboygan Area School District were notified of the incident.Police encouraged parents to speak with their children about the seriousness and ramifications of such threats -- and to monitor their children's social media accounts.