Sheriff's Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

10-07-2020

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy took a hit and run crash report at S. Lakefront Ave. and W. Rose St in Harrison.

• A Deputy assisted Fish and Game with a call of a poached elk. The F&G Officer had tracked the drag marks to a property and they needed a cover to complete the investigation. It was determined to be on Tribal land and an issue for Tribal Police.

• Deputies responded to S. Twig Dr. for a report of an overdose. A male was reportedly trying to kill himself by drinking alcohol. By accounts from roommates, the male had consumed approximately 30 bottles of red wine in the past few days. Medical transported the male to KH via ambulance and Deputies completed the hold paperwork.

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Multiple Deputies responded to the area of N. Ramsey Rd. for a Vehicle vs. a Child on a bike. The child was transported to KH with minor injuries. 20-43607

• Multiple units responded to W. Wyoming for Wanted Subject. Units set up and once there was sufficient personnel in the area, Deputies located the male hiding in a section of the backyard. He was taken into custody without incident. 20-43625

• Deputies responded to W. Brundage in reference to a 3rd party report of a Suicidal Female at the location. A female advised her friend was making suicidal threats, and she was worried about her possibly overdosing. On scene Deputies located the female asleep in her bedroom. She admitted to recently relapsing to meth use. Her husband was also contacted, and he agreed to return to the residence for the evening to ensure she would be safe. 20-43643

• A Deputy responded to Super 1 Foods reference a female subject reporting that three males threatened her near NLFD station one. The area was checked and the three males were not located. The female later stated the males said "we're gonna rape you if you ride back through here." was visibly intoxicated during the contact, and was unable to provide a location or description of the males.

• Later on Deputies responded to a possible Domestic at N. Sunview Ln. Dispatchers were advised a male on scene would not give the above female back her debit card. Deputies determined the female was still intoxicated. She was provided a courtesy transport to the Crisis Center for some assistance. 20-43642

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy stopped and arrested a male driver at Seltice x Creative Way for DUI 2nd (.180/.175), possession of marijuana/para and the passenger for resisting/obstructing and possession of marijuana. 20-43651

• Deputies responded to a DUI at Razzles for a male sleeping in his truck. They contacted a male who has been sleeping in the parking lot for some time now. An FI was created just to document the contact and him staying there. 20-43511

• Deputies responded to a report of a stolen vehicle hit I90 x MM35 for a vehicle that was stolen from Northern Quest Casino. A Deputy located the vehicle on I90 x 4th and attempted a traffic stop on it on Highway 95 x Ironwood. The vehicle did a U-turn and got onto I90 west bound and fled at 80-90 mph. PFPD missed spikes at MM5 and Liberty Lake PD took over the pursuit as it passed through their city. Deputies followed the pursuit until it got off I90 into Spokane. In downtown Spokane, the vehicle attempted to ram several Washington units. Spokane County continued the pursuit until it went westbound I90 but disregarded once it went into Lincoln County. There is no suspect for it at this time. 20-43664