Police blotter

Lincoln County Sheriff’s

Office

Nov. 1

• A woman in Troy reported that her 15-year-old daughter did not come home on Oct. 31.

• A caller on Louisiana Avenue reported a bear getting into the garbage.

• A caller reported that items had been stolen from several vehicles on Conifer Road.

• A caller reported two boys riding their bikes on a ramp and coming onto River Road.

• A man reported that someone else was using his identity on the computer.

• A hunter was reported missing on Stenerson Mountain. He was located after a brief search.

• A woman on Kootenai River Road reported a large ram hitting her neighbor’s door.

• A man came into the sheriff’s office to report a woman for trespassing on his posted property four hours after he had warned her to leave.

• A deputy was dispatched to unload a gun in a vehicle after a man was brought to a local hospital with a gunshot wound to his foot.

• A juvenile caller reported a suspected break-in on Remington Drive. Motion lights and Halloween decorations were activating.

• A woman on Dawson Street reported that her daughter’s vehicle had been vandalized. The tires had been slashed and the vehicle had been egged.

Nov. 2

• A woman on Michigan Avenue reported being harassed by telephone by the father of her child.

• A man on Michael’s Draw reported people shooting on his property.

• A caller on 10th Street reported vandalism to his bike.

• A woman on Kootenai River Road reported that a ram had returned to her neighbor’s property.

• An employee at a local restaurant reported catching a male and female going through cars in their parking lot.

• A man at Pinetree Trailer Court reported shots being fired. Deputies responded and determined it was a prank involving firecrackers.

Nov. 3

• A woman reported two juveniles riding skateboards on Highway 2.

• A man reported receiving a bad check for an item he sold on Craigslist.

• A man on Sixth Street reported being harassed.

• A number of phone scams were reported, including callers claiming to be banks, FBI, and a police agency.

• A possible counterfeit bill was reported by a business on Mineral Avenue.

• A local business reported filming a shoplifter on video.

• An 18-year-old male was arrested for shoplifting from a local grocery store.

Nov. 4

• A deputy was dispatched to Cabinet Peaks to take a report from a dog bite that occurred in the Yaak.

• A woman on Dakota Avenue reported her daughter trespassing in her house.

Nov. 5

• A man on Reserve Road reported money stolen from his car.

• An employee at a local grocery store reported a woman shoplifting a cart full of groceries.

Nov. 6

• A woman on Park Street reported a pony running loose in the trailer park.

• A woman from Pinewood Road came to the sheriff’s office to request the removal of people from her property.

• A person came into the sheriff’s office to speak with an officer about being harassed.

• A woman on Three Corner Road called for assistance with her daughter who had indicated she was going to shoot up with meth.

• A man on Conifer Road reported being harassed on the Internet by a Libby resident.

• A woman reported being harassed by another woman following a Facebook post about a man with a gun being taken into custody on Halloween.

• A woman on Bennie Lane came into the sheriff’s office to talk about a neighbor’s stuff on her property, but was concerned that she would be accused of vandalism if she moved the items.

• A couple on Winter Road reported a disturbance involving their neighbor blocking the road and yelling at them.