Sheriff's Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

10-01-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to Cowboy Way in Athol for a 911 disconnect where the caller was unable to speak on the line. Dispatch started to ask questions with push button responses in case the victim was unable to talk to due medical or safety reasons. The caller would push buttons any time they asked a question, leading the call taker to believe there was some type of domestic violence at the residence. Due to the unknown nature of the domestic several other Deputies responded, however it was found to be a medical issue with a nonverbal wheelchair bound female. No signs of struggle or violence were found.

• Deputies responded to the area of Hidden Valley Rd. X Idaho Rd. for a possible DUI collision. After Deputies arrived in the area, the vehicle was located but the reported female driver was not located. During the search of the area for the female, a 911 call came in from a residence in the area. The female driver had walked to an old associate’s residence and appeared to be suffering medical issues from the collision. Medical responded and she was not in need of medical care. Deputies conducted his DUI investigation and the driver admitted to drinking Vodka, Fireball and a bottle of Goldschlager. The driver provided a breath sample of .319. The vehicle's owner was located. She had permission to drive it, however, it was totaled.

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to W. Jewel Ave. for a report of a Cardiac issue. As Deputies were arriving into the area, it was reported the male was deceased. The male had significant medical issues and was on oxygen. Nothing suspicious at the scene. 20-42714

• A Deputy responded to Hwy 95 and Pond Road for a malicious injury to property report. The R/P was on the site gathering some equipment and noticed some damage to the construction equipment. It appears someone put dirt into the fuel tanks. There was a wallet left in the truck as well as some other “bodily fluids”. There was a name in the wallet which will hopefully help in locating the offender. 20-42710

• Deputies attempted to locate a suspect and/or stolen motorcycle at E. Hellroaring Road. Deputies attempted to contact the occupants of the residence but no one was home.

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies contacted a male on a traffic stop at Prairie x Huetter. He was arrested for DUI, BrAC .175/.171. 20-42747.

• Deputies responded to S Sunset Terrace for a domestic between husband/wife. Due to history of domestic and intoxication, Deputies applied for and were granted an arrest warrant for misdemeanor domestic battery. Deputies arrested the male for domestic battery. 20-42752.

The City of Hayden lost power for approximately an hour, resulting in alarm calls.

• Deputies also responded again for a male at a residence on W Sergeants Dr. The male has not been taking care of himself since his wife (his caretaker) has been at Kootenai Health. He was transported to Kootenai Health for his medical conditions and a report forwarded to the Area Agency on Aging. 20-42763.

• Deputies responded to E Dakota Ave for a domestic between husband/wife. No crimes occurred. FI 20-42750.