Sheriff's blotter

Notable calls for the day

Aug. 2

Total Phone Calls — 248 (These are non-emergency phone calls)

Total 911 Phone Calls — 254 (These are emergency calls)

Total calls dispatched — 471 (These represent every call entered into our system, which includes self-initiated activity from the officers and other first responders)

Day Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to an unattended death. A family friend found an elderly female obviously deceased in her home. There was nothing suspicious found at the scene.

• A Deputy responded to Work release and arrested a male for his outstanding warrant.

Evening Shift handled the following notable calls:

• A Deputy responded arrested a juvenile male for his warrant.

• Deputies responded to a welfare check on a female. She was reported to have been calling her doctor's office asking for help, however, could not articulate the need. On scene they located the female who was living in poor conditions and unable to care for herself. She was taken to KBH for a PC hold. 21-33658

• A Deputy responded to an animal problem. It was reported that a dog had been left in a small kennel all day outside with no food or water. Upon arrival the Deputy located the dog and found it living in an inch of urine and feces. The kennel was far too small for the dog and was given no room to move. He impounded the dog and left the report active for follow up to identify the owner so charges could be filed.

• Deputies responded to W Highland Drive for what was originally aired as a trespassing. The reporting party who had an active warrant, was reporting someone on her property that was refusing to leave. It was later determined that many people have been on the property living there, and the "unwanted" person was invited by another occupant. The R/P was arrested for her warrant. 21-33689

Night Shift handled the following notable calls:

• Deputies responded to a family dispute. The R/P said she brought her mother home from the hospital and learned her schizophrenic brother had moved people into her mother’s home. The brother left in his mother’s vehicle in a T shirt and underwear prior to LE arrival. It was determined that at this time no crime was committed. 21-33704

• Deputies responded to a family dispute. The R/P said she had a rental agreement with her daughter. The R/P said her daughter evicted her and threatening her and has been violent in the past. No crimes were committed and the Deputy completed an FI. 21-33699

• Deputies responded to a suspicious. The R/P stated she was downstairs in the basement and heard knocking in her upstairs. She said she saw a male earlier going door to door attempting to sell children’s books. Deputies patrolled the area and were unable to locate anyone in the area. 21-33702

• Deputies responded to a battery. The R/P stated he had previously called KCSO in reference to an animal abuse. Deputies responded to the residence and impounded an abused animal earlier in the shift. The R/P’s neighbor arrived at his residence and reported he was in a physical altercation with his nephew after an argument regarding the abused animal. The suspect was gone so a report was completed on this incident as well.

• Deputies responded to the Casino for a domestic. A female RP stated she had hit her own head and smashed her face on the car because she was mad at her “significant other”. A Tribal Officer arrived on scene and advised the female was suffering from alcohol psychosis. No crime was committed and the female refused medical transport. Tribal Police handled primary. 21-33714