The San Juan County Sheriff’s Division responded to the next calls.
Sept. 22
• San Juan deputies have been dispatched to a third-party report of a verbal home incident. The residence was vacant, and neighbors stated they heard no sounds of an argument.
• A Lopez deputy took a report of harassment involving numerous unwelcome, unsolicited emails.
• A deputy took a report of a recurring difficulty of trespassing on Lopez. A trespass warning letter was issued to the trespasser.
• A San Juan deputy responded to a report of an deserted car. The car was impounded.
• An Orcas deputy authored an incident report relating to a misplaced checkbook.
• Orcas deputies have been dispatched to a trespassing name. The topic was requested to depart the property.
• An Orcas deputy authored a non-criminal report a couple of citizen dispute that occurred on the 600 block of Faculty Approach.
• A deputy responded to a suspicious name after a Lopez resident reported seeing a rustling within the bushes close to their property. Upon investigation, the first suspect turned out to be a deer.
• Orcas deputies have been dispatched to a trespassing criticism. The suspect was escorted off the property and prices have been forwarded to the prosecuting lawyer’s workplace.
• A San Juan deputy stopped the driving force of a car for touring 43 mph in a posted 25 mph pace zone. The driving force was issued a quotation for dashing and a warning for an expired registration.
Sept. 23
• San Juan deputies have been dispatched to a report of a home incident. Each events have been interviewed and located no trigger to arrest. The events have been suggested to separate and supplied contact data for sources.
• A San Juan deputy responded to a report of fraud after the caller appeared to have bought a product from a fraudulent web site.
• A canine was discovered wandering unfastened on Lopez faculty property. The canine had no data on its collar and didn’t have a microchip. The canine is being held on the substation kennel whereas the sheriff’s workplace and Lopez Animal Safety Society try to find the proprietor.
• An Orcas deputy assisted a citizen on Bartel Street with 4 junk car affidavits.
• A deputy on Orcas checked on the welfare of a juvenile. The juvenile was referred to a psychological well being skilled.
• A San Juan deputy responded to a report of disorderly conduct. The investigation revealed that an assault had occurred in addition to a violation of a court docket order. The circumstances have been forwarded to the prosecutor’s workplace for a charging determination.
Sept. 24
• A San Juan deputy took a report of an incident of vandalism close to Friday Harbor. No suspect data exists presently.
• A San Juan deputy took a report of potential fraud. Upon investigation, no crime appeared to have been dedicated. The reporting celebration was suggested of steps to guard their id, and a report was generated.
• Deputies on Orcas responded to a theft name from a neighborhood enterprise. The suspect was recognized by the safety footage and positioned with the stolen merchandise of their possession. Possible trigger statements have been despatched to the prosecutor’s workplace for theft-third diploma and possession of the stolen property.
• A deputy responded to an accident with out harm name. A Lopez faculty bus backed right into a car that was parked close to the college bus car parking zone. The varsity bus inflicted minor harm on the car. A collision report was taken, and data was exchanged.
• A Lopez deputy responded to an accident with out harm name.
• Following a near-identical collision that occurred 5 minutes prior, a second Lopez faculty bus backed right into a car that was parked close to the college bus car parking zone. A collision report was taken.
• A deputy on San Juan took possession of a discovered pockets. The merchandise was entered into the proof system for proprietor retrieval.
• A Lopez deputy stopped a dashing car on Fisherman Bay Street. The driving force was issued a quotation for touring 40 mph in a 25 mph zone.
• A Lopez deputy stopped a motorist close to the Lopez Village after he noticed him run a cease signal. The deputy issued the driving force a ticket for failing to cease on the cease signal.
Sept. 25
• A San Juan deputy initiated a site visitors cease on Roche Harbor Street. The driving force was issued a quotation for dashing – 57 mph in a forty five mph zone.
• An Orcas deputy served an individual with a no-trespass warning letter on the 700 block of A Road.
• A deputy on San Juan stopped a car for dashing and failing to cease at posted cease signal. After a subsequent alert by K9 Sucia, the car was searched and narcotics have been positioned. The driving force was issued citations for dashing, 64 mph in a forty five mph pace zone, and for the cease signal violation.
• Lopez deputies responded to a report of a verbal home incident and located that no crime had occurred.
• Orcas deputies have been dispatched to a report of a home disturbance. No crime was dedicated, and the events separated.
• Lopez deputies responded to a report of a burglary-in-progress after the caller reported seeing anyone on a digital camera. No proof of any crime was obvious.
• A San Juan deputy contacted an individual in disaster on the Port of Friday Harbor park.
• Deputies have been dispatched to a home disturbance within the Eastsound space. The suspect was arrested and transported to jail.
Sept. 26
• An Orcas deputy took an incident report of a car that misplaced its brakes and rolled right into a tree. The car sustained minor harm.
• Deputies on Orcas responded to a safety order violation. The suspect was arrested for violation of a home violence safety order.
• The reporting deputy was dispatched to a housebreaking within the Friday Harbor space. The caller caught three juveniles in an off-limit space. The deputy contacted the juveniles’ mother and father.
• A deputy on San Juan took possession of cash discovered by a citizen. The cash was entered into the sheriff’s workplace proof system.
• A deputy on Orcas responded to a trespassing criticism. The suspects have been contacted and trespassed from the property.
• The reporting deputy was dispatched to a site visitors accident within the Friday Harbor space. The caller had struck a parked car whereas backing up.
• A San Juan deputy took a report of harassment over a social media direct messaging platform.
• A San Juan deputy stopped the driving force of a car with registration that had expired 20 months prior. The driving force was issued a quotation for the offense.
Sept. 27
• A Lopez deputy stopped and ticketed a driver for dashing 35 mph within the 20 mph faculty zone on Heart Street.
• The property supervisor for a trip rental property turned over a loaded handgun to a Lopez deputy. The firearm had been forgotten by a visitor. The gun is being held as discovered property pending a correct declare by its proprietor.
• A deputy on San Juan responded to a report of a car theft. The reporting celebration rented a car and the car was taken by one other topic and by no means returned.
• A Lopez deputy investigated a non-injury collision on the ferry touchdown. A faculty bus with no college students aboard was trying to show round and sideswiped an occupied car ready within the ferry line inflicting minor harm to each autos.
• A deputy on San Juan responded to a neighborhood enterprise that reported two residents have been refusing to put on masks inside. Each people have been issued indefinite trespass notices for all properties related to the enterprise.
• Lopez deputies responded to a boating incident involving an individual who fell off their dinghy. Samaritan pulled the particular person from the water and introduced them to shore.
• EMS personnel and Lopez deputies regarded for an individual who was seen falling down a number of occasions whereas strolling alongside a street. The particular person was not positioned.
• An Orcas deputy was dispatched to a report of kid abuse. The investigation is ongoing.
• A Lopez deputy issued a driver a warning for dashing in a faculty zone and for failing to hold a driver’s license.
Sept. 28
• A deputy was dispatched to a site visitors accident within the San Juan space involving a truck and a motorbike. The driving force of the bike was injured.
• A San Juan deputy responded to a report of a car prowl the place roughly $1,500 was taken from the unlocked car.
• A Lopez deputy responded to a citizen help name. A citizen known as to inquire in regards to the standing of an deserted boat. Data was relayed from the U.S. Coast Guard.
• A San Juan deputy responded to a report of somebody refusing to put on a masks at a neighborhood enterprise. The particular person was evaluating the workers to the Nazi celebration and was trespassed from the placement.
• A San Juan deputy stopped the driving force of a car for failing to cease at a cease signal. The driving force was issued citations for failing to cease at a cease signal and for working a motorcar with out insurance coverage. The driving force was additionally given a number of warnings.
• A San Juan deputy stopped a car for touring 57 mph in a posted 45 mph pace zone. The driving force was arrested for driving beneath the affect and was issued a quotation for dashing.
• A Lopez deputy responded to a fraud name. A reservation was made at a Lopez in a single day rental utilizing a stolen bank card. Upon investigation, the bank card was not fraudulent.
• A San Juan deputy stopped the driving force of a car and issued them a quotation for dashing 55 mph in a posted 45 mph pace zone.
