Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office
Oct. 10
CIVIL MATTER: Caller on Mountain Valley Road, Winthrop, reported that he had mailed a check for some firewood and the wood was never delivered.
Oct. 12
DOMESTIC DISPUTE: Caller on Old Carlton Road reported having a verbal dispute with their grandson.
Oct. 13
BURGLARY: A burglary was reported on Finley Canyon Road, Twisp. Many valuable items were taken and the residence was ransacked.
CITIZEN DISPUTE: Caller on Twisp-Carlton Road reported that some workers at a nearby church had been yelling and squealing tires for about two hours.
Oct. 14
STRAY ANIMALS: Cattle were reported in the roadway on Highway 20, Winthrop. The owner was contacted.
Oct. 15
NOISE COMPLAINT: Caller on Meadows Road, Carlton, reported that a child had been screaming like crazy for the last hour and a half.
THEFT: Caller on Old Twisp Highway reported that a man driving a pickup truck was checking mailboxes in the area.
EXTRA PATROLS REQUESTED: Caller reported ongoing problems with drivers in a parking lot on Twin Lakes Road who were driving at a high rate of speed off the pavement and through large mud puddles. Caller also reported that a pickup truck had left the parking lot at a high rate of speed and passed by a school bus that was loading athletes.
WEAPONS OFFENSE: Caller on West Chewuch Road, Winthrop, reported hearing gunshots nearby.
Twisp Police Department
Oct. 13
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: Caller on Highway 20, Winthrop, reported that a man in a pickup truck had broken the caller’s window.
HARASSMENT: A harassment incident was reported on Magers Street.
CIVIL MATTER: A civil dispute was reported on East Second Avenue.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY: A suspicious vehicle was reported on Highway 20.
Oct. 14
UNSECURED PREMISES: An unsecured building was reported on Bridge Street; the owner was contacted.
Oct. 15
INJURED ANIMAL: Caller in the vicinity of Marie Street and May Street reported that a deer that apparently had been shot had wandered into town.
Winthrop Marshal’s Office
Oct. 10
CITIZEN DISPUTE: Caller on Riverside Avenue reported that a driver was refusing to remove their vehicle from in front of a gas pump.
Oct. 15
CHILD ABUSE: It was reported that a young child had been left unattended in a vehicle on East Methow Valley Highway, Twisp.
Oct. 16
UNSECURED PREMISES: An unsecured building was reported on South Glover Street.
Marriage licences
Kami Lynn Chamblin, 35, Twisp, and Lacy Ellen Davis, 34, Twisp
