Police blotter

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office

Sept. 12

• A mother at Libby Elementary School reported students bullying her son.

• A caller on Highway 2 reported a horse in the road.

• A caller near Rustic Avenue reported three dogs chasing a deer.

• A caller on Main Avenue reported four cars broken into overnight.

• A caller on Bull Lake Road reported a compressor and other tools stolen.

• A man on Bull Lake Road reported his front door opened after two weeks away from home.

• A caller near the intersection of Louisiana Avenue and Utah Avenue reported a car full of kids shooting a BB gun at a school bus.

• A caller on Center Drive reported a heated argument with a 19-year-old child about no drinking and no weapons in the house. The parent wanted assistance removing the child from the house.

Sept. 13

• A caller on Alpine Road reported a person in the neighbor’s yard with a flashlight late at night. The caller said the neighbor was visiting North Dakota.

• Jerald Bruce Shaw, 37, was arrested and charged with partner-family member assault, driving under the influence and driving with a suspended license.

• A man on Parkway Drive wanted information on what he can do about the neighbor dog that keeps eating his chickens.

• A caller on Frazey Road reported a poached deer.

• A woman on Vanderwood Road reported a neighbor threatening her boyfriend concerning an outstanding debt of a half-cord of wood.

• A caller on Farm to Market Road reported a child missing. The child was quickly found. Without telling his mother, the child decided to attend an after-school activity.

• A caller on Yaak River Road reported a group of classic cars drag racing.

• A father at J. Neils Park reported his son’s gym bag stolen. The bag held the son’s wallet and iPhone.

• Michael Watters, 73, was arrested and charged with assault.

Sept. 14

• A caller on Highway 2 near Shopko reported crashing into a deer.

• A landlord on Vicks Lane reported a threatening tenant.

• A caller on Crotteau Road reported a bear hanging around the area lately.

• A caller on Farm to Market Road reported an attempted break-in at a neighbor’s house.

• A caller on Idaho Avenue reported a neighbor playing loud music at night. The caller said the neighbor did not turn the music down after being asked.

Sept. 15

• Ernest Lloyd Jorgensen, 53, was arrested on a warrant.

• Jason Dean Allport was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.

• A woman on Highway 2 reported a man following her and threatening to shoot her. She said the guy was driving a red and black jeep.

• Tyler Joseph Ehlenfeldt was arrested on a warrant.

Sept. 16

• A caller on Woodland Extension Road reported multiple cars broken into overnight.

• A caller on Second Street Extension reported a trio of donkeys walking down the road.

• A man on Idaho Avenue reported a skunk inside his home.

Sept. 17

• A woman on Highway 2 reported some of her tools stolen. She said she heard a hooligan on her front porch last night and fired a warning shot.

• Jason Dale Kelso, 39, was arrested on a warrant.

• A wife on Trainer Street reported her husband’s car broken into last week.

• A caller on Campview Road reported broken house windows.

• A caller on Jennings Haul Road reported a dog terrorizing and eating his ducks.

• A caller on Spencer Road reported a stolen car.

• A woman on Evergreen Lane reported her mail tampered with.

• A caller on Spencer Road reported a pair of pop-up canopies taken from a yard sale.

Sept. 18

• A woman near the Amtrak station reported a group of males apparently attempting to steal from cars.

• A caller on Three Corners Road reported a phenomenally drunk man screaming and causing a scene.

• A woman on Idaho Avenue reported falling out of her bed. She needed help getting up.

• A man on Evergreen Road reported someone stealing checks out of his mail.

• A caller on Ski Road reported a harassing passerby. The person kept driving past the caller’s house making rude hand signals and yelling.

• Naomi Marie Miller was arrested on a warrant.

• A woman reported her medication stolen.

• A man reported losing his wallet somewhere near the Rosauers parking lot. The wallet was red and black.

• A caller on Main Avenue reported a rental property broken into.

• A woman reported her car damaged by another woman in the Rosauers parking lot.

• A caller on Highway 2 reported an erratically driven BMW sports utility vehicle with Oregon license plates.

• A man on Utah Avenue reported a suspicious car. The car was parked in front of his house for a long time before a man got out and walked down the street.

Sept. 19

• A caller on Regh Avenue reported routinely spotting a white minivan racing around late at night.

• A caller on Elija Drive reported an intimidating neighbor. A man working for the caller said the neighbor was harassing him and threatened to shoot him.

• A caller on Highway 2 reported a man driving a pickup truck swerving into oncoming traffic.

• Two callers near Robbe Road reported seeing the same suspicious man. The man was walking in people’s yards. He wore a black and red running suit and ran away when people talked to him.