Sheriff’s Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

06-18-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies handled a non-injury plane crash at the CDA Airport. The plane crashed on approach and caused damage to the twin engine plane and the airport lighting system. 20-23218

• A Deputy and his K-9 partner responded to the KCPSB to assist on search. 20-23227

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to E. Tobler Rd. for a physical domestic. A female R/P claimed her boyfriend had thrown a deer antler at her, which struck her arm and caused a minor scrape. The male claimed the female ripped his rearview mirror off his truck and threw it at him as well as threw the antler at him. Neither party admitted to any wrongdoing. Reports were completed. 20-23260

• A Deputy responded to Walmart for a report of a welfare check on a female who appeared under the influence and had a child with her. He was able to contact the female. The female was in fact under the influence of a controlled substance and was cited for being under the influence in a public place. The child’s father was contacted and picked up the child. 20-23266

• Deputies handled a non-injury crash at Hayden Ave. and Atlas Rd. 20-23290

• Deputies assisted health and welfare on a home check at. 20-23291

• Deputies responded to W. Cardinal Ave. for a battery report. An adult male battered his mother after an argument about him being intoxicated and the fact the mother did not feel it was appropriate for him to go to his girlfriend’s residence. The mother did not want to pursue charges. 20-23299

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to W Sergeants Drive to assist medical who was on scene with a breathing difficulty. Medical was reporting a domestic between male and female that occurred as a result of the medical issue. The male began yelling at the female after he asked her to call 911 due to him not being able to breath. He was upset with how long it was taking her to get him help, which scared the female. No crime was committed, however, this is a frequent issue between the two. 20-23315

• While conducting extra patrol in the Tullimore neighborhood, a Deputy located an open garage door and an open door to a vehicle. Finding this suspicious and that a possible burglary had occurred, he attempted to contact the homeowner, but his brother answered the door. He claimed that he had several kids who were in and out of the garage and vehicle throughout the day and did not believe anything was missing. He stated he would have the homeowner confirm this in the morning and would call in if anything was missing or damaged. An FI was completed. 20-23316