The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office reacted to the following calls.
April 26
• A deputy on Orcas reacted to a juvenile issue. No criminal activity had actually been dedicated..
• A deputy reacted to a reported vehicle accident on Orcas. It appeared the driver might have gone to sleep or been driving while tired out. There were no injuries.
• An off-duty deputy observed a traffic offense of risky death in a busy location in Eastsound. The driver of the vehicle was released a citation.
• A deputy on San Juan took a walk-in report of discovered property. The deputy was offered a big trash can which contained personal possessions and rotten food. The bag was booked into proof as discovered property and the food was dealt with.
• A San Juan deputy reacted to a report of dangers. The reporting celebration did not want to pursue charges however did desire the occurrence to be recorded.
• A deputy on San Juan reacted to an animal sound call. The reporting celebration explained that a next-door neighbor’s dog leaves its lawn and constantly barks. The dog’s owner was called and learnt about their dog going out that day. The owner was released a dog-at-large letter.
• Deputies on San Juan situated a private to whom the court had actually released 11 warrants for their arrest. The person was booked into the San Juan County Jail, and offered a caution for having an illegal drug.
April 27
• An Orcas deputy hauled an abandoned vehicle from the 300 block of Crescent Beach Road.
• A San Juan deputy reacted to a report of theft, however the suspect was not situated. The following day they were nabbed having actually been discovered to have actually taken from 3 shops, though just one wanted to pursue charges. The suspect was charged with theft-3rd and trespassed from all store areas.
• A San Juan deputy started a traffic pick up a seat belt infraction. The driver was released a citation for not having insurance coverage on the vehicle and an alerting about the seat belt infraction.
• A deputy reacted to a report of a dog assaulting another dog on Orcas. After an examination, the owner of the aggressive dog was released a public annoyance dog citation. The other dog did not seem terribly hurt.
April 28
• A San Juan deputy stopped the driver of a vehicle since the car’s title had actually not been moved. The driver was apprehended and booked for felony DUI, assault-3rd degree, blocking a police officer, and DWLS-3rd degree.
• San Juan deputies reacted to a report of a domestic with shots fired. One individual was apprehended for attack 1-Domestic Violence, withstanding arrest, blocking a police officer, and negligent endangerment for shooting several rounds throughout an argument.
April 29
• A deputy on Orcas reacted to an attack call. There was inadequate proof an attack had actually happened, and the deputy supplied recommendations for help and helped in exchanging a few of personal effects.
• A Lopez citizen reported possible damage to his vehicle, though there was no proof at the time.
April 30
• An Orcas business asked to have somebody trespassed, and a deputy served the individual a trespass caution letter.
• A Lopez deputy stopped the driver of a vehicle on Fisherman Bay Road. The driver was consequently released a citation for speeding 42 miles per hour in a 25 miles per hour speed zone.
• A resident left a discovered power tool outside the front door of the Orcas Substation. The tool was booked into the proof room.
• Deputies on San Juan saw prison cell safety cam video footage of an in-custody specific providing another in-custody specific their medication. The specific confessed to it, and a possible cause declaration was sent to the district attorney’s workplace for evaluation.
May 1
• A deputy on Orcas reacted to a theft call at a regional business. The suspect was apprehended for theft in the 3rd degree.
• A deputy on San Juan reacted to a report that a person discovered a debit card in Friday Harbor and turned it in to the Sheriff’s Office. After efforts were not successful to call the owner several times, the card was participated in proof.
May 2
• A repeating dog-at-large issue led to a San Juan resident getting a dog-at-large citation.
• Lopez deputies were dispatched to a civil call. The celebrations were separated, and it was identified that no criminal activity had actually been dedicated.
