Okanogan County District Court
Timothy James Sprague, 57, of Twisp, pleaded guilty to Making False Statements to a Public Servant. He was sentenced to 180 days with 180 suspended and fined a total of $468.
Marriage License
Alexis Erin Monetta, 25, Twisp, and Travis Gregory Port, 26, Twisp.
Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office
April 30
CIVIL DISPUTE: Caller on Old Twisp Highway reported that someone had cleared their land and was asking for options.
BURGLARY: A burglary was reported at a house on Highway 20, Winthrop. They came in through the bathroom window.
May 1
UNSECURE PREMISES: An open door was reported at the PUD substation on Highway 20, Twisp. The building was secured.
CHECK ON WELFARE: A possible stroke was reported on Rendezvous Road, Winthrop. The patient was concerned that her husband might become violent toward emergency responders.
May 2
UTILITY PROBLEM: A utility pole was reported down on Highway 153, Twisp. Some sparking was reported. The PUD responded.
May 3
NOISE COMPLAINT: A noise complaint was reported on West Chewuch Road, Winthrop, apparently from a loud motorcycle.
May 4
ABANDONED VEHICLE: An abandoned vehicle with its windows broken out was reported on Highway 20, Winthrop.
Twisp Police Department
April 30
BURGLARY: A burglary was reported on East Second Avenue.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF: A malicious mischief incident was reported on West Twisp Avenue.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF: A malicious mischief incident was reported on Canyon Street, where someone kicked in a door and then left.
CIVIL STANDBY: A caller on Riverside Avenue requested a civil standby so she could pick up her possessions.
May 1
NON-INJURY ACCIDENT: A non-injury accident was reported on Elbow Coulee Road. An unoccupied car was found off the road and nearly in a pond.
May 2
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: Suspicious activity was reported on West Twisp Avenue.
ANIMAL PROBLEM: An animal problem was reported on Canyon Street.
May 3
TRAFFIC HAZARD: A traffic hazard was reported on East Twisp Avenue.
May 5
CIVIL DISPUTE: A person on Burton Street reported that they were attempting to take a snowmobile but a person at the scene was refusing to let them take it. The caller was the executor of an estate. The parties apparently worked it out.
NOISE COMPLAINT: A noise complaint came from East Fifth Avenue, related to loud music being played by neighbors.
DOMESTIC DISPUTE: A domestic issue was reported on Wagner Street.
UNSECURED PREMISES: Caller reported an open window at a location on East Second Avenue. The window was secured.
TRAFFIC HAZARD: At traffic hazard was report on West Second Avenue.
Winthrop Marshal’s Office
April 30
EXTRA PATROL: A caller requested extra police patrols at Filer Avenue and Washington Street, particularly during school bus pick-up hours, because a car has been seen speeding in the area and is an ongoing problem.
May 4
CITIZEN ASSIST: A man on Castle Avenue was reported to be in a highly agitated state and wanted to know if he had warrants outstanding, and threatened to rob a bank. No warrants were found.
May 5
SUICIDE ATTEMPT: A man was reported to be near the Town Hall in Winthrop, threatening to shoot himself. He was not armed. County mental health authorities were advised.
FOUND PROPERTY: A child’s bicycle was reported found at Edgefield Road and Wolf Creek Road, Winthrop.
Compiled by Don Nelson
Source: Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office
