Sheriff’s Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

06-12-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to Walmart in Hayden for a burglary in reference to the male that was arrested yesterday for his warrant. 20-22140

• A Deputy responded to Walmart in Hayden for a report of a suspicious male who walked into the female restroom several times. LP associates contacted the male to ask him if he identified as a male or female to which he responded as a male. When asked why he walked into the female’s restroom several times, he said he was looking for his phone, which was in his hand. There were several young girls in the restroom at the time, although it is not believed he talked to them. Video surveillance of the male was collected and Deputies are completing a report, however the male had left prior to LE arrival so the identity of the male is currently unknown. 20-22129

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy stopped arrested a male on his warrant. 20-22194

• Deputies responded to an address on Borley Road for a report of a wanted person who had a warrant for violating a NCO. He was seen at the Borley address, which was the location listed in the current NCO with the other party as the protected person. As they were walking up the driveway, he stepped out onto the porch to smoke a cigarette. He thought about running back inside, encouraged by protected person to do so, but followed commands and was arrested on his warrant and the new NCO violation. This was the male’s third arrest for violation of a NCO in less than a year. The protected person was extremely uncooperative on scene and said she was going to try and bail suspect out of jail. 20-22217

• While assisting grave yard units attempting to locate one of the parties involved in a fight at Nashville North that had run from the scene, Deputies observed two females in an unrelated heated argument. One stormed off and got into a SUV and the other followed her and ended up crawling on the hood of the vehicle. The vehicle turned out to belong to female on the hood who was highly intoxicated and in an argument with her completely sober but understandably frustrated driver. After a lengthy amount of time, deputies were able to convince the intoxicated female to accept a ride home with her sober driver. 20-22291

Night shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy stopped a vehicle at Boekle and 95. He contacted the driver who was on her way home from her group psychic reading. During the contact the Deputy saw signs of impairment. The female driver failed SFST’s and provided BrAC samples of .118/.110. The Deputy also located an open bottle of wine on the front passenger floor board. The driver was arrested for DUI and Open Container. It was too bad the psychic reading did not see that for her future. 20-22252

• Several Deputies responded to Nashville North for a fight. On scene he learned that a highly intoxicated male had called a female in the bar vulgar names, which caused a fight between he and another male. The other male ended up punching the intoxicated guy in the face then fleeing the scene when he learned law enforcement was en route. The intoxicated guy attempted to chase after the other male, however, fell in the parking lot and cut his head open. Medical arrived on scene and recommended he go to the hospital to get stitches, however, he refused any help from medical, the deputies on scene, or his friends and was content with sitting in the parking lot. The deputies attempted to locate the other male, however, were unable to. 20-22283

Notable calls for the day!

06-13-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to N. Sensor Ave. in Hayden for a hit and run crash involving a Subaru that crashed through a fence. The same Subaru was called in on two different traffic complaints earlier in the day, one in Hayden, one in Coeur d’Alene. Deputies checked the area for the vehicle. A Deputy was able to reach the owner of the vehicle on the phone and after being hung up on several times, he was able to talk to a truck driver at the Chilco Mill who said she was parked there. ISP arrived on scene and located the female for Deputies. She was charged for DUI and leaving the scene of an accident. 20-22347

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• While reviewing a report about a dog bite, the Patrol Sergeant noticed statements about the husband of the bite victim holding a stick up to threaten the dog owner while demanding he pay damages for the victim’ medical bills. Deputies investigated further and learned that husband did in fact assault the dog owner, but owner said he voluntarily agreed to pay the victim’s medical bills. Ultimately the dog owner said he did not want to press charges. 20-22368

• Post Falls PD requested assistance locating a male after he called and reported to the PFPD Chief that he shot himself in the stomach intentionally. His phone returned to the Riverbend area, but extensive searching by multiple deputies and very little additional information provided turned up nothing. Post Falls later passed along that they believed the male may have just shot himself with an air soft gun, but they could not confirm that. A few hours later the male’s vehicle was located by PFPD. They surrounded the vehicle and deployed their robot to clear it, but he was not in the vehicle. He had not been located by the time of this log. 20-22377

• A Deputy responded to an abandoned/suspicious vehicle in Stoddard Park, which was in the grass, down a swale with a flat tire, unoccupied. While he was on scene, other Deputies responded to the RO’s address in Hawk’s Nest and spoke with a male, who admitted he had been driving the vehicle, got stuck (unsure why in the middle of the park) and gotten a ride home. He was highly intoxicated, but per both he and his wife he had not been drinking since driving the vehicle. He was charged for DUI (.155/.154). 20-22387

• While Post Falls was handling the above listed suicide threat, they requested deputies respond for a DUI at the Mullan Avenue WalMart where a woman drove over some cones, was slurring her words and seen urinating in the parking lot. Deputies located the driver in her vehicle, and conducted a DUI investigation, arresting her for DUI Drugs. A variety of pills were also located in the vehicle. 20-22393

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy stopped a vehicle on Seltice Way in front of Stateline Showgirls. The driver showed signs of impairment and conducted SFST’s. He failed the evaluations and was arrested him for DUI. When asked to provide a BrAC sample, he refused and was booked into PSB for DUI Refusal. 20-22429

• Deputies responded to the area of N Diamond Drive for a possible fight involving multiple juveniles. On scene they located a 19 year old male in front of the residence highly intoxicated. It was determined that there was no fight, and his friends were only trying to get him into their vehicle so they could go home. There was a birthday party at the listed address, which was for the most part low key, however the intoxicated male and a few others arrived without being invited and were quickly told to leave. When deputies arrived on scene they heard several others jumping the fence in the backyard, however, they could not be located. The homeowner, who was sleeping, was contacted and advised of the issue. She stated she would be taking care of the situation and ensured the party was in fact over. 20-22421

• Deputies responded to Seltice and Baugh after a male called in reporting he had been suddenly attacked by someone claiming to be Thor. The male had a bloody nose and explained that he was sleeping under the Bridge at the Stateline (on the Washington side) when he was suddenly attacked by “Thor”. He also stated “Thor” chased him to Kon Tiki where another male called him a “clown” with a “demonic tone”. “Thor” then got into a blue passenger car and drove away. The male refused medical attention and when asked if he wanted to report the issue to Spokane County Sheriff’s Office he said he did not. The male stated the attack scared him and “reactivated his schizophrenia”, so he only wanted to go for a walk back to Coeur d’Alene. He refused any assistance from law enforcement and left the scene. Units attempted to find “Thor” in the area, but were unable to locate anyone or the blue passenger car. 20-22440

• Deputies responded to the CleanCo Laundry Mat after a female called to report that her cigarettes had been stolen. The female, who is well known to LE was recently evicted and stated she had been sleeping at the laundry mat due to her being homeless. While she was sleeping on the couch her cigarettes were stolen. The cigarettes were located near the couch. She was provided information on possible assistance for her. 20-22444

Notable calls for the day!

06-14-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to the area N. Government Way for a female reportedly yelling and screaming in the bushes. According to the RP, the female also was yelling something to the effect of “they’re just going to have to kill me.” Believing this was most likely a known female (based on behavior and description) units checked the area but were ultimately UTL. 20-22481 (two calls involving her today)

• An off duty Deputy came upon an Unknown Injury Motorcycle Crash near the intersection of Clagstone Rd. and Brunner Rd. An on duty Deputy responded and took the crash. Witnesses reported the female subject was traveling at approx. 5mph, and somehow crashed. She was transported by ambulance with unknown injuries. Reportedly, she had last ridden a motorcycle 18 years ago. 20-22471

• Several units responded for a report of Suicidal Subject who had texted his ex-wife earlier in the week stating he was going to starve himself to death. Today he told her he was going to kill himself by an unknown means. After checking several locations units were unable to locate the male. An ATL was sent out. 20-22491

• Deputies responded towards the area of E. Seasons Rd. for a Suicidal Subject. According to the male’s wife he had been threatening suicide for the past week and today left in a white Monte Carlo, with a shotgun, in an unknown direction. Deputies checked several locations, and following up at friend’s homes he sometimes goes to, units were unable to locate him. An ATL was sent out. 20-22506

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to Highway 54 near Red Dell Lp to assist ISP on a single vehicle fatality collision. ISP is handling the investigation.

• Deputies arrested a male from the Bennett Bay Inn for a Probation Violation warrant when called there for a welfare check. 20-22567.

• Deputies arrested a felony probationer for marijuana charges from a traffic stop in Worley.

• Deputies responded to E Ohio Match Rd for a domestic between boyfriend/girlfriend. The male half was charged domestic battery and parties were separated. 20-22530.

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to N. Lakeview for a report of a burglary in progress. They arrived and contacted a female who said she woke up to burglars in her house while waiting for her husband to return. Deputies were able to contact the female’s daughter who was asleep on scene and learned the husband died 10 years ago. It appears the female’s mental state is deteriorating rapidly. The female had also fallen during the incident and medical responded and checked her out. Information was provided to the daughter and Deputies completed an FI. 20-22577

• Deputies responded to E. Maplewood for an alcohol overdose. Deputies arrived and found a male unresponsive and not breathing laying in the back yard. One Deputy started CPR as the second retrieved a turkey baster from the residence and was able to clear the male’s airway with it. After a few rounds of chest compressions, the male vomited and began breathing on his own. EMS arrived and transported the male to KH. 20-22587