Deputy R.T. Philippsen responded to a public intoxication call. Staff advised a drunk male was making staff uncomfortable. Deputy Philippsen made contact with the suspect

Deputy R.A. Kehoe responded to a public intoxication call. It was advised an intoxicated male was in the area. Deputy Kehoe made contact with the

Deputy J.J. Holetzky responded to a disturbance. The caller advised a male who “smelled like armpits” was causing a disturbance in the area. When deputies

Deputy X.D. Bates responded to an unknown problem. It was advised that a male was lying in the dirt. Deputy Bates located the dirt-covered suspect

Deputies responded to an intoxicated person’s call. The suspect, actively lying in the grass and vomiting, had extreme signs of intoxication. Due to his highly

Deputy A.W. Sypolt responded to a larceny. Staff advised a female suspect stole food and left in a silver Jeep. Deputy Sypolt located the suspect

Deputy E.L. Shelton responded to multiple vehicle break-ins. Three vehicles had a window shattered, and personal items, including credit cards, were stolen. The larcenies are

Sergeant M.L. Jacobeen and Deputy J.J. Holetzky responded to a larceny. Staff advised a male suspect walked out with unpaid cigars. Sergeant Jacobeen located the

Deputy W.E. Trainor responded to a larceny. Apparently, it was wine o’clock, for a suspect stole a bottle of wine before fleeing in a white

Sergeant M.E. Gordon was on scene for an unrelated matter when she observed a Mercedes. This Mercedes was discovered to be stolen out of New