Friday, October 11th

10:07am: A deputy investigated a criminal mischief complaint in the 100 block of Vine Street, Cooper. Several Political signs around the county had been damaged.

2:38am: A deputy investigated a suspicious person on 220th Street near Orchard Avenue.

4:50pm: A deputy assisted a motorist in the 1900 block of 220th Street, Grand Junction.

5:06pm: A deputy assisted the Guthrie County Sheriff’s Office with locating a wanted person that fled on foot in Jamaica.

6:32pm: A deputy investigated a trespass complaint in the 1100 block of Lincoln Street, Scranton.

8:44pm: A deputy investigated a dog running at large complaint on N Avenue near 100th Street.

10:03pm: A deputy and Scranton Fire responded to a smell of smoke in the 100 block of 185th Street. Nothing was found.

Sunday, October 13th

12:55am: Enrique Pache Co Arita 31 of Jefferson was booked into the jail for domestic abuse assault and two counts of violation of a no contact order.

10:46am: A deputy assisted a motorist on U Avenue near X Avenue.

5:32pm: A deputy investigated a driving complaint in the 800 block of Jay Street, Churdan.

7:52pm: A deputy investigated a car deer accident on N Avenue near 210th Street. Scott Meinecke of Sheldon struck a deer with a 2021 GMC Sierra. The estimated damage is 2,000 dollars.

7:59pm: A deputy investigated an alarm in the 500 block of D Avenue.

Monday, October 14th

8:19am: A deputy investigated a trespass complaint in the 200 block of Cartwright Street, Rippey.

12:12pm: A deputy investigated a driving complaint on 220th Street and Pioneer Avenue.

2:23pm: A deputy investigated an abandoned 911 call in the 900 block of Harding Street, Churdan.

4:27pm: A deputy investigated a dog bite in the 1000 block of East Railroad Street, Grand Junction.

5:37pm: A deputy issued a salvage tag for a deer in the 1600 block of S Avenue.

6:48pm: A deputy investigated a burning complaint near Chicago and Kendrick Street, Scranton.

In all cases when a defendant has been charged, this is merely an accusation, and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.