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November Calls

There were 100 calls to 911 during the month, and 94 traffic stops.

The calls were as follows:

13 calls for medical,

23 calls for deputies,

4 calls for Fire,

3 calls were transferred to other counties,

1 test call,

And 50 calls were unwarranted or non-emergency.

I will list the calls except those that were unwarranted.

Deputy responded to a RADD (Reckless and Dangerous Driver) report.

Deputy responded to a report of a possible prowler, no one was found in the area.

Deputies, medical and fire responded to a 2 vehicle accident.

Deputies, medical and fire responded to a single vehicle roll over accident.

Deputy responded to a reported suicide.

Deputies, medical and fire responded to an accident; a hay truck lost a bale and it was subsequently hit by a car.

Deputies responded to a local business that was dealing with a couple that appeared to be under the influence of something.

The deputy was advised of a lot of smoke coming from a burning leaf pile, this was a controlled burn.

Medical responded to a male with multiple health issues, he had fallen.

Medical responded to a male needing assistance.

Medical responded to the previously mentioned male needing assistance.

Deputy responded to a request of assistance from the probation officer.

Deputies responded to 2 vehicles racing down a county road.

Deputy responded to a RADD report.

Medical responded to a female complaining of a fever and passing out.

Medical responded to a female requesting a lift assist.

Medical responded to the same female requesting a lift assist again.

Deputy responded to the report of smoke, none was located.

Fire responded to a fire near Bruner mountain, there were two calls about this fire.

Medical responded to a female with breathing problems.

Fire and deputy responded to a vehicle on fire.

Deputy, medical and fire responded to a single vehicle roll over accident.

Deputies responded to the report of a prowler.

Deputies responded to another report of a prowler at the same residence. Each time no one was located in the area.

Deputy responded to a report of a female attacked by dogs that were out of their yard.

Deputy responded to a fender bender on Main St.

Deputies were advised of a suspicious vehicle.

Deputy responded to a RADD report.

Deputy responded to an incident involving two people in the process of separating.

Fire and deputy responded to a vehicle on fire.

Medical responded to a male suffering from both vomiting and diarrhea.

Deputies responded to a disorderly conduct call.

Medical responded to a female complaining of chest pains.

Deputies responded back to the situation where the previously mentioned disorderly conduct occurred.

Deputies responded to a RADD report.

Deputies responded to a RADD report.

Deputies, medical and fire responded to a single vehicle roll over accident.

Medical responded to a female that was having a hard time breathing.

Medical responded to a lift assist.

Medical responded to a female with breathing problems.

As I mentioned earlier there were 94 traffic stops during the month of November. Our very busy deputies issued 20 citations, and gave 84 warnings on these stops. (Some of the stops resulted in more than one warning, or warnings as well as citations, that’s why these numbers are more than the total amount of traffic stops.)