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Sheriff's calls
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- Deputies were called to
respond to a physical altercation in progress. It turns out a man had
slapped a teenage boy he had taken in after finding that the boy had
stolen a $200 check from the man, forged a signature and cashed it.
The boy allowed as how he deserved to be slapped and did not seek to
press charges.
- A man reported that someone
shot and wounded his cat.
- Deputies checked out a
report of a transient sleeping -- and apparently defecating in the city
park.
- Somebody drove on the dikes
at the new sewer treatment facility and put a small boat in the settling
pond (there was no indication as to whether it was with or without a
paddle). The area is to be gated off by this week.
- A woman called 911 because
her boyfriend had come into her room after she told him not to. Theyre
breaking up. No one got hurt.
- A citizen spotted a Sisters
man speeding through town chucking beer cans (empty ones) out of his
truck cab.
- A woman reported that a
neighbor came into her house, drank half a bottle of gin and demanded
money for cigarettes before puking on the carpet and leaving. She doesn't
want the man to come back. Deputies told the man to stay away or he'd
be arrested for trespassing.
- Somebody barricaded a local
road then pelted a vehicle with eggs as it stopped at the barrier.
- Deputies arrested a man
for drunk driving after a single-vehicle wreck on Three Creek Road.
- Someone put a water bomb
in the drop at a local video provider.
- A man reported that two
men took his son's bicycle away from him near the Tollgate pool.
- A citizen complained about
horses fighting in a trailer. Elbow room is scarce in those things.
- Deputies arrested a Sweet
Home man for drunk driving and transported his kids to their mom's place
in Bend.
- A passenger on a motorcycle
got a broken leg in a wreck at Three Creek Meadow.
- Someone shoplifted two pairs of boots from a local clothing store.
Information in "Sisters
sheriff's calls" is taken from log entries and reports of the Deschutes
County Sheriff's Office.
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