APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) – The search for identifying the person responsible for an early morning damage complaint in Appleton on Sunday is over after police say he turned himself in.
According to a release from the Appleton Police Department, an incident leading to the damage complaint occurred during the early morning hours on the 200 block of West College Avenue.
While it is not confirmed what was damaged in the incident, the incident did occur in the same area where some ice sculptures were put out on display Saturday, as College Avenue became the Avenue of Ice.
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In a post on social media, the Center for Suicide Awareness reported that its ice sculpture, which was put out for the Avenue of Ice event, was found damaged less than 24 hours after being put on display.
Officials with the nonprofit organization add that the person who damaged their ice sculpture was caught on camera picking up the platform and throwing it on the ground before taking a photo with another ice sculpture.
Police say the person believed to be responsible for the reported damage complaint in the area turned themselves in to police on Monday.
No other information is available at this time.
