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Eric Dolson, Publisher

Sisters Sheriff's calls

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• A woman caught a man in her car with his hand in her purse. She called the police. A deputy informed her that, since the man was her husband, the incident was a civil matter.
  
  
• Two horses were found walking up Highway 126 westbound -- destination unknown. The owner was contacted and deputies helped round up the wayward critters.
  
  
• With the onset of spring weather, the dogs of Sisters have started to roam, which is, of course, against the rules.
  
  
• Two Tollgate residents reported being chased and threatened by a Rottweiler in separate incidents. The Rottweiler is usually confined behind an invisible fence. The owner got a warning.
  
  
• Deputies received a report of an emu at large, but were unable to track the bird down.
  
  
• A deputy stood by while EMTs took a Sisters man to the hospital after he had ingested an unknown medication with an alcohol chaser.
  
  
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  A woman reported that someone took her purse -- containing cash, a pager, keys, etc. -- from her parked, but unlocked, car.
  
  
• The front door to a Sisters business was found open, the "Open" sign was up, but no one was around. A deputy secured the business.
  
  
• A store owner called to report that her estranged husband had stopped by to throw things around. Deputies contacted him and told him not to do that anymore.
  
  
• An Illinois woman contacted the Sisters substation regarding her 25-year-old daughter's plans to move to Sisters to be with a fellow she met on the internet.

  A deputy told her that, since the young lady is an adult, she can do whatever she wants, even if it seems like a bad idea.

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  The deputy did talk to the young woman and told her that leaving her home, family and social network to be with a man she does not know might not be a great idea.

Information in "Sisters sheriff's calls" is taken from log entries and reports of the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office.

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