Sheriff’s Blotter, 2/3 – 2/9

Monday, February 3

02:27 - Loyalton caller requesting information.

11:21 - Mountain lion spotted in Loyalton.

13:00 - County vehicle in Loyalton possibly vandalized.

14:07 - Lodger at Wayne Brown Correctional Facility was given a lift to Loyalton.

14:44 - Rock slide on Hwy 49 around MM 1.5.

14:53 - “Documentation of a strongly worded email.”

22:00 - 775 Off Road Recovery to the rescue - helped driver around Loyalton area get free from the snow.

Tuesday, February 4

00:04 - Pike City Fire Department requested to help CalFire with a vehicle fire in North San Juan.

01:02 - Sierra County Roads Department handling rock slide on Ridge Road. Give these folks a raise!

03:10 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

07:08 - “Report of suspicious vehicles” in Calpine.

09:30 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

11:04 - “Report of suspicious vehicle” in Sierraville.

11:34 - Sheriff’s Office received a letter.

11:41 - Ambulance requested in Loyalton.

11:54 - Forest Service assisted folks stuck in the mud around Calpine. Mighty kind of ’em!

15:21 - 911 hang-up in Pike.

16:55 - Possible traffic offense on the eastern side of the county.

19:26 - Downievillian dealing “with flooding of their home” assisted by local fire department.

20:43 - Caltrans earning their paycheck clearing mudslide off Highway 49 near Cannon Point.

Wednesday, February 5

03:02 - Suspicious activity around Calpine residence. Deputy monitored area.

03:03 - Domestic violence issue reported in Sierra City.

07:03 - Over-length truck on Hwy 49 near Indian Valley turned around by Caltrans.

07:20 - Caller reports a “flooding street in Sierra City.”

07:50 - Control burn near Sierraville.

09:02 - Welfare check requested in Sierra City ends well.

09:51 - Aggressive dogs reported in Loyalton. Sometimes dog treats help. Dogs often prove to have a higher standard of character than many humans - let’s try some sweets and lots of love.

10:15 - Citizen provided information about traveling with firearms.

11:00 - Abandoned vehicle in Loyalton.

11:36 - Mental health crisis reported in Calpine.

13:20 - Injured deer in Loyalton dispatched by deputy.

18:22 - Mental health crisis reported in Verdi.

Thursday, February 6

07:49 - Vehicle rollover near Marble Hot Springs, CHP and Plumas County responded.

09:55 - Sierra City Fire and propane company responding to utility problem in Sierra City.

10:51 - Confidential investigation transpiring in Downieville.

11:24 - Ambulance requested in Calpine.

12:09 - Caltrans notified - small mudslide south of Downieville. Roads need monitoring 24/7 - be careful out there folks!

15:35 - CHP notified of over-length semi with no changes around Sattley. Driver will be issued a citation. GOOD!

16:53 - One arrested in Verdi after domestic violence issue reported.

23:40 - Tree blocking road near Goodyears Bar. CHP and Caltrans notified. This is not the time of year to be in a rush to go anywhere on our roads. “About an hour afterwards Caltrans was able to remove the debris from roadway.”

Friday, February 7

04:41 - Sierra County Road Department on the scene in Goodyears Bar area removing a tree.

08:38 - “Report of a downed tree blocking the path to the Downieville Water plant.”

16:55 - Fish and Wildlife notified of reoccurring mountain lion sightings in Pike. Yikes!

17:57 - Accidental alarm activation in Calpine.

19:19 - Welfare check for one in Calpine ends on a good note.

19:21 - CHP notified of vehicle stuck in the mud near Susanville.

Saturday, February 8

01:42 - 911 hang-up in Downieville. Static on the line.

08:01 - Mental health crisis in Loyalton.

15:54 - “Dog at large returned home” in Loyalton. YAY!

18:26 - 911 hang-up in Loyalton. Resident lives in Plumas County and the agency is aware of the call. No response needed.

19:50 - Accidental 911 call in Loyalton.

21:10 - Multiple vehicles stuck around Highway 395. CHP and deputy on scene.

Sunday, February 9

14:50 - Accidental 911 in Sierra Brooks.

22:20 - Family dispute in Sierra City.

Total reported: 54