Public Record Births St. Michael's Hospital Wednesday, Aug. 18 A son to Amy and Christian Glasgow, 4101 Hoover Ave., Plover. Thursday, Aug. 19 A son to Trudy and Shawn McCourt, 2951 Bea Jay Lane, Plover. A son to Bobbi and Daniel Hoover, 2410 Springville Drive, Plover. Friday, Aug. 20 A son to Lynnette and Thomas Woyak, 1903 Vermont Ave. Sunday, Aug. 22 A son to Regina and Troy Tepp, 5240 Howard Ave. Monday, Aug. 23 A daughter to Jessica and Jeremy Andreae, 304 Linwood Ave., Park Ridge. A daughter to Cynthia and David Hiler, 3322 Rosewood Drive, Plover. Tuesday, Aug. 24 A daughter to Patricia and Andrew Gburek, 9610 Highway SS, Amherst Junction. Police reports Portage County The Trespass Project Deputies were called at about 8:30 p.m. Sunday to investigate a trespassing complaint in the town of Sharon, a Portage County Sheriff's Department report said. Deputies found three 18-year-old men, one from Waupaca and two from Stevens Point, on the property without the owner's permission. "They said that they had all just seen the Blair Witch (Project) movie and were out exploring the woods looking for strange things," according to a deputy's report. *** Someone broke a blood pressure gauge and a stole a stethoscope and miscellaneous medical supplies from an emergency response kit belonging to a first responder sometime Monday or Tuesday, a report said. The bag was in his van in the village of Amherst. *** A contractor reported someone stole a $5,000 laser level and a $500 laser detector from a construction site in the town of Plover sometime after Saturday, a report said. *** Someone stole more than $1,600 worth of lumber from a construction site in the town of Buena Vista sometime between Thursday, Aug. 19, and Monday, a report said. Stevens Point A Stevens Point Police Department officer suffered a shoulder injury at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday after attempting to take a suspected drunk into custody, a report said. Officers stopped an apparently intoxicated driver in the 800 block of Highway 10 West and when they approached the vehicle, they found the man was uncooperative and had a gun on the floor of the vehicle, the report said. He refused to exit the vehicle and reached towards the gun, but stopped when officers ordered him to stop. He then attempted to start his car and drive away, the officer nearest the car reached through the partially open window and tried to turn off the ignition, the report said. The driver quickly rolled up the window on the officer's arm and accelerated, dragging the officer for several feet until he could pull himself free. The car fled west on Highway 10 to Highway M, where it spun in a circle and continued south on M. Speeds on Highway M reached 90 mph and police terminated the pursuit because of the speed and ground fog. At about 10:45 p.m., the Portage County Sheriff's Department Special Response Team took the suspect into custody at his home on Highway M. The car was found hidden in an outbuilding and authorities recovered the handgun. A Sheriff's Department dispatcher/negotiator had called the residence and talked the 19-year-old man into coming outside and surrendering to deputies in his driveway, a Portage County Sheriff's Department report said. Authorities requested resisting an officer, carrying a concealed weapon, battery to a peace officer, recklessly endangering safety and fleeing an officer charges be filed against the man. The officer dragged by the vehicle was treated for a shoulder injury at St. Michael's Hospital, police said.