Sheriff’s blotter

Notable calls for the day!

07-08-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to W. Hwy 53 for a reported Suicide Threat. A female texted her boss and stated she was throwing up, and that she is a terrible employee and wanted to kill herself. Then she sent another text to her boss and said she was just going to sit and talk to her mother. Deputies checked her welfare and determined she was not suicidal and left her with her mom. 20-26884

• A Deputy responded to W. Ridge Dr. for a reported Domestic Dispute. A male and female are in the process of getting a divorce and could not agree on an issue with a vehicle registration. The Deputy was able to assist them where he could. 20-26893

• A Deputy responded to AMP and arrested/transported a male for his Agent’s Warrant. 20-26940.

• Deputies assisted Detectives on a Warrant.

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy responded to Burma Rd X Canton Lane for a non-injury two vehicle crash. 20-26979

• Deputies responded to W. Mongul Loop for 12 year old male threatening other neighborhood kids that he will get a knife “and splatter your blood everywhere”. A Deputy contacted the juvenile suspect and completed report. 20-27009

• A Deputy handled a non-injury hit and run crash at Ryan Dr X Orchard Ave. 20-26977

• A Deputy responded to Alaska Loop for an unattended death. A male was found deceased. Nothing suspicious was observed. 20-27029

• A Deputy stopped and arrested a male on his KCSO warrant for FTA for frequenting. 20-27036

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy stopped a vehicle on I-90 near mile marker 5. Upon contact, she observed the female driver appear to have some sort of baggie hidden in her bra. The Deputy informed the female of what she saw and ordered her to exit the vehicle. The driver made some furtive movements and handed the bag off to her passenger where he was attempting to stuff the bag in the seat. The driver after initially failing to follow the order to exit the vehicle, finally stepped out and was detained. The passenger was then contacted and was also not exiting the vehicle as ordered. He was ultimately assisted out of the vehicle and detained. A search revealed the bag, but nothing of evidentiary value was located in it. A used rubber tourniquet was located in the passenger door that had dried blood on it. Both occupants of the vehicle admitted to using meth and heroin. Both occupants were arrested for obstructing and passenger received an additional charge of possession of paraphernalia. Once the Deputy was able to review her dash camera footage, she observed the passenger clearly throw an object out the window. The Deputy responded back to the scene and was able to find a baggie of heroin. She responded back to the jail where both occupants were charged with possession of heroin and concealing evidence. 20-27042