Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office
Sept. 9
CIVIL MATTER: Caller reported from Texas Creek Road, Carlton, that a neighbor was trenching in an easement, making it nearly impassable.
WEAPONS OFFENSE: Caller on Poorman Creek Road, Twisp, reported that neighbors were setting off fireworks.
Sept. 10
SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR: Caller reported that a woman in a pickup truck was behaving suspicious at Northcott Road and West Chewuch Road, Winthrop.
STRAY ANIMAL: Two bulls were reported to be wandering around on Bear Creek Road, Winthrop.
TRAFFIC HAZARD: A dead deer was causing traffic problems on Highway 153, Carlton.
DOMESTIC DISPUTE: A possible domestic dispute was reported on Twisp-Winthrop Eastside Road.
UNSECURED PREMISES: An unsecured building was reported on East Methow Valley Highway, Twisp.
Sept. 12
THEFT: It was reported that someone entered two travel trailers on Cub Creek Road, north of Winthrop, and took some items.
DOMESTIC DISPUTE: It was reported that a father and his son were in a dispute over some car keys on Washington Street in Winthrop.
THEFT: It was reported that a backpack with a laptop computer, cell phone and car keys was taken during a game at Liberty Bell High School on Twin Lakes Road.
Sept. 13
ACCIDENT: A motorcycle accident was reported on West Chewuch Road, Winthrop.
Sept. 14
ATTEMPT TO LOCATE: Deputies were asked to attempt to locate a hiker who had not returned as expected, possibly in the area of Cathedral Lake Trail.
MEDICAL PROBLEM: It was reported that a woman may have broken her leg in a mountain biking accident in an area near Highway 20 west of Mazama.
DUI: An apparently intoxicated man was refusing to get on the ground as directed by a police officer, on Main Street in Winthrop.
SEARCH AND RESCUE: A woman was reported to have a possible broken ankle at the boulder field near Lewis Lake, at Rainy Pass.
CUSTODIAL ISSUE: A man who went to pick up his son for a visitation on Knotty Pine Road, Winthrop, reported that his ex-wife and son were not there.
Sept. 15
ASSAULT: A woman on Patterson Lake Road, Winthrop, reported that her husband was inebriated and was throwing her down on the ground, but she would not give any other information.
HARASSMENT: A caller on Evans Road, Winthrop, reported that another man had swerved toward him in a vehicle.
Sept. 16
BURGLARY: A burglary alarm was reported on Rocky Top Road, Winthrop.
Twisp Police Dept.
Sept. 9
CIVIL MATTER: A caller requested help with a civil matter regarding a vehicle.
Sept. 10
FRAUD: A caller reported that he had been charged three different times for staying at a place on East Methow Valley Highway.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: A suspicious person was reported to be in the area.
Sept. 13
DISABLED VEHICLE: A disabled vehicle was reported on Highway 20 just north of the town limits.
BURGLARY: A caller on West Twisp Avenue reported that someone had entered their residence sometime during the past hour.
Winthrop
Marshal’s Office
Sept. 10
MEDICAL PROBLEM: A man on Castle Avenue was reportedly having chest pains.
THEFT: A theft of a sign was reported at a residence on Highway 20.
Sept. 14
LOST PROPERTY: A woman reported that she had left a credit card at a business on Highway 20 and had just realized that she no longer had it.
MEDICAL ISSUE: A man was reportedly passed out at a location on Northcott Road.
Sept. 15
CIVIL MATTER: A caller reported that possibly either a burglary or a landlord-tenant dispute was occurring on Castle Avenue.
