Sunday,
February 28, 2010
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident
occurring
during the noon hour on Indian Peak Road while the second accident was
reported during the afternoon hours on Worman Road where a
motorcycle was down on the ground.
Aggressive dogs were on Main Street in Coulterville.
(Who let the dogs out?)
During the early evening hours a missing person was
reported from Piney Creek Road.
And Finally, Loose bulls were out on Merced Falls Road.
(Video Disclaimer: Not the bulls on Merced Falls Road.
Warning: Do not try to touch bulls if you are in a convertible!)
No one was booked yesterday
in the county under lock and key as everyone was just enjoying Olympics.
Saturday,
February 27, 2010
One possible fire was reported in the county yesterday as a possible
chimney fire was reported from Bay Tree Lane during the later morning hours.
No reported accidents in the county yesterday except a hit and run was
reported to the CHP during the evening hours from Highway 49 and Jones
Street.
Rocks were falling onto the roads yesterday as over 1.5" of rain fell over
some locations of the county in twenty four hours. On 49 South, the 140 in
the Merced River Canyon and in the Midpines area rocks were on the road. In
some locations the road was blocked until CalTrans could scrape the rocks
and mud away.
A Yellow colored Labrador Retriever that was found on 49 North near
Mariposa was sent to Impound.
An hour later a call came in from 49 North near Mariposa about a
missing White colored Labrador Retriever.
(Coincidence?)
During the early afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were
observed on Buckeye Road.
Someone posted an offensive poster on Coakley Circle.
(We would like to see that Poster.)
A fence was vandalized on the 140 in the Catheys Valley area and a vehicle
was vandalized on Broadway Street in Coulterville.
And Finally, A sick skunk was on Cole Road.
(For reference the photo is of a healthy skunk.)
No one was booked yesterday
in the county under lock and key as everyone was just enjoying the rain.
Friday,
February 26, 2010
One reported fire in the
county yesterday and that fire was reported on Silva Road during the later
morning hours.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
out on Bear Valley Road during the evening hours.
A goat was out running around Foran Road and eating everything in site.
During the 3:00 A.M. hour someone was reported trespassing
on Italian Creek Road.
Possible threats were received at the high school in Mariposa.
Threats were received at Spring Hill High School.
(Another job for the Mariposa Mediator!)
Vandalism was reported from Dogtown Road.
A person was reported missing from Dogtown Road.
During the evening hours suspicious circumstances were
occurring on Ben Hur Road.
During the day rocks were reported on the road in the Merced
River Canyon and
on 49 North near Coulterville.
And Finally, On Burl Road an owner of seven puppies released them
to the county.
(Spay and neuter your pets!)
Four fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Probation Violation, DUI, Willful Cruelty to a Child and Burglary.
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
A stray dog at the Texaco Gas Station was sent to Impound.
A couple of scams were were reported yesterday. The first call was from
Doe Run Road and the second call was from Snyder Ridge Road
about a possible scam.
Someone on 6th Street reported possible mail fraud.
Over on Penon Blanco Road a neighbor was threatening another neighbor and
over on Meadow Lane a couple of neighbors were not quite seeing eye to eye.
During the evening hours someone was making threats on Daffodil Drive.
(Call in the Mariposa Mediator!)
Petty theft was reported from Yosemite Liquor.
On Darrah Road some dogs were giving someone's sheep a bad time.
During the early evening hours suspicious circumstances were
observed on Woodview Lane.
And Finally, A 'Skateboarder' was reported on Greeley Hill Road.
(Could Coulterville capitalize on this for Tourism?)
No one was booked yesterday
in the county under lock and key.
Wednesday,
February 24, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday as
everyone was being
extra careful in the wet weather.
A stray cat was out on Jackass Creek Road.
Vandalism was reported from Above All Towing.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on
Buckingham Mountain Road.
During the late morning hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Ben
Hur Road and then over on 49 South at the William Sell Bridge a suspicious
person was noticed.
During the noon hour a call came in from the Chamber of Commerce about
possible animal cruelty.
Loose dogs were out running around Ben Hur Road.
And Finally, Someone on Guadalupe Creek Road was playing their music louder
than
their neighbor appreciated.
(Not everyone appreciates the William Tell Overture over and over
again)
One fellow was
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key
for Failure to Appear.
Tuesday,
February 23, 2010
One reported fire/smoke call in the county yesterday and that call
came in during the later morning hours from Highway 49 near Mariposa where
the caller reported seeing smoke.
One accident in the county yesterday and according to the CHP that accident
took place during the evening hours on the 140 near the Merced County line
that involved a couple of vehicles with no reported injuries.
A domestic dispute during the 2:00 A.M. hour resulted in an individual
getting a free ride to the county lock-up for a few hours.
A resident on Ernst Road reported a scam.
A child was found on Darrah Road.
(Not very safe to let a child wander around in the country.)
The caller from Bondurant Mine Road reported harassment.
Unauthorized use of a credit card was reported from the Yosemite Bug.
Petty theft was reported from Rite Aid.
Someone was trespassing on Miami Mountain Road.
A sick skunk was reported on Triangle Road.
And Finally, A stray collie mix was reported at the high school in Mariposa.
(Probably looking for Timmy!)
Three fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Driving Without a License, Grand Theft and Threatening a Crime.
Monday,
February 22, 2010
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred in
the Coulterville area during the morning commute hours.
During the morning commute hours three cows were out having a
meeting on Hornitos Road.
At the Mariposa Middle School someone had a cigarette.
Theft of money was reported from Cole Road.
Squatters were reported from Colorado Road.
On Highway 132 near Coulterville a petty theft report was taken.
On North Hoover Way someone was bitten by a dog.
During the afternoon hours a assault and battery was reported from
Old Highway North Road and then a few minutes later a request for an
ambulance came in from that same road.
Also a assault and battery report was filed from Granite Springs Drive.
And Finally, A call came in about thirty barking dogs on Indian Peak Road.
(Think it came from the new kennel?)
No one was booked yesterday
in the county under lock and key.
Sunday,
February 21, 2010
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
Four reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident
taking place during the noon hour on Highway 49 North near Smith Road where
a vehicle overturned with no resulting injuries according to the CHP.
The second reported accident took place on Jones Street near Highway 49
during the afternoon hours with minor reported injuries according to the
CHP. The third reported accident also occurred during the afternoon hours
and was on Indian Peak Road near Highway 49 South with no resulting injuries
according to the CHP. The Sheriff Department reported an accident on Silver
Bar Road during the afternoon hours with property damage.
A Chocolate Labrador Retriever was found on Broncho Hollow Road.
During the 2:00 A.M. hour a caller from Circle Drive reported
a disturbing noise.
A burglary was reported from the Midpines Store.
During the evening hours the caller from Ben Hur Road reported hearing
fireworks or explosions.
And Finally, During the late morning hours a vehicle was on fire in the
parking lot of Yosemite Liquors.
(Do not put 151 Rum in your vehicle!)
Two fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Disorderly Conduct and Felon/Etc. in Possession of a Firearm.
Saturday,
February 20, 2010
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that fire was reported
during the early evening hours on Crown Lead Road where a commercial
structure was
reported to be burning.
A few hours later another call was received from that same road
about petty theft.
(Coincidence?)
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
Cattle were out running around Silver Bar Road.
During the Midnight hour grand theft was reported from Schoolhouse Road.
A burglary was reported from Hirsch Road.
Someone on 10th Street has some property for destruction.
During the afternoon hours a possible burglary was reported from Lake
McClure then another call came in about grand theft from Lake McClure.
(Coincidence?)
During the evening hours suspicious circumstances were observed
on Woodland Drive.
And Finally, Those 'Juveniles' were at it again. This time they were
having a party on Elizabeth Lane during the evening hours.
(Youth Gone Wild!)
Two fellows and two ladies were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including DUI, Under the Influence of a
Controlled Substance and Failure to Appear.
Friday,
February 19, 2010
One reported fire in the
county yesterday and that fire was reported from the 140 during the late
afternoon hours where according to the scanner a apartment between 6th
Street and 7th Street in Mariposa had a fire that was put out in short
order.
One reported accident in the county yesterday as the CHP reported an
accident on Old Highway North at 10th Street during the later morning hours
that resulted in no injuries.
A stray cat was on 11th Street.
(We do not think this was a band member)
During the noon hour vandalism was reported on Harris Road.
A wallet was found on Trabucco Street.
During the afternoon hours an attempted burglary was reported
from Saint Andrews Road.
Someone on Meadow Lane reported being harassed.
Over on Ponderosa Court a couple of neighbors were not quite
seeing eye to eye.
Petty theft was reported from School Lane.
And Finally, During the evening hours someone was firing automatic weapons
near Horseshoe Bend.
(Probably celebrating that on Monday you could be seeing armed tourists in
Yosemite National Park.
New Law Allows Loaded Guns In National Parks)
Four fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including DUI, Unlawful use of Drivers License/ETC. Under the Influence of a
Controlled Substance and Annoying/Molesting a Victim under 18.
Thursday,
February 18, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
Dogs were out running around Banderilla Street.
Some jerk dumped their junk on Indian Peak Road for the county
to come pick up.
Vandalism was reported from Ganns Corral Road.
A verbal dispute on Highway 49 near Mariposa just before the noon hour had
someone going to the pokey for awhile.
A burglary was reported from Old Toll Road.
Over on Mount Ophir Road a couple of neighbors were not quite
seeing eye to eye.
On Whitmore Drive a couple of neighbors were having a dispute.
(The Mediator in Mariposa County must be one busy person.)
Those 'Skateboarders' were at it again. This time they were at West America
Bank during the early evening hours.
During the evening hours at the Miners Inn Bar, someone who was drunk in
public was lucky enough to get a pair of metal bracelets and a free ride to
the county pokey.
And Finally, The caller from Romero Street reported a bat in the house.
(Disclaimer: Attempt this at your own risk!)
One fellow and two ladies were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including DUI and Disorderly Conduct.
Wednesday,
February 17, 2010
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
during the later morning hours on Jacobs Road near Highway 49 South where
two vehicles crashed with no injuries according to the CHP.
A Pitbull was out running around Watt Road and acting aggressively.
Someone must have hit the
LOTTO
as a abandoned vehicle
was found on Bullion Street.
A call came in from Lake McClure about a stranded vessel.
A wallet was lost at Pioneer Market.
And Finally, A Pigeon was found on Tip Top Road.
(Apparently this was not a Homing Pigeon.)
Two fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Probation Violation and Battery with Serious Bodily Injury.
Tuesday,
February 16, 2010
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
No reported fires in the county yesterday but a call was received from
Silver Doctor Court about excessive smoke during the afternoon hours.
A cat was missing from Lake Hill Road.
At 7:18 during the morning commute hours a slide was reported on the 140
about a half mile East of the temporary bridges. During the 9:00 A.M. hour
it was mentioned that they were hoping to have both lanes open by around
1:00 P.M.
Fuel was reported stolen from Public Works.
A resident of Idle Wheels Trailer Park reported that someone
was shooting unsafely.
Grand theft was reported from the Government Center.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were
observed on Paraiso Street.
On Ponds Way a couple of neighbors were failing to just get along and
almost two hours later another call comes in from Ponds Way
about someone threatening someone.
(Mediation Anyone?)
And Finally, The caller from Triangle Road reported a skunk in a cat trap
and then a caller from John C. Fremont Hospital reported they needed a cat
trap.
(Seems to be a workable deal in their somewhere!)
Two fellows and one lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Theft, Probation Violation and DUI.
Monday,
February 15, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday
as everyone was
enjoying the holiday safely.
A lamb was reported lost on the 140 near Catheys Valley.
A Pomeranian was lost on School House Road.
(Not Good)
Vandalism was reported on Usona Road.
A dog that would not quit barking had a resident on Mueller Road
calling the Sheriff Department.
Theft of wood was reported from Westfall Road.
During the afternoon hours trespassing was reported from Ben Hur Road.
During the evening hours suspicious circumstances were observed
on Granite Springs Road.
And Finally, A cat was in a tree over on Yaqui Gulch Road.
(Just use a fire hose!)
No one was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key
as everyone was just enjoying the holiday.
Sunday,
February 14, 2010
One reported possible fire in the county yesterday as a fire
report came in during the early afternoon hours reporting a possible
structure fire at the Dudley Ranch in the Coulterville area.
One accident was reported in the county yesterday and that accident took
place during the afternoon hours on Darrah Road.
A dog was found on Indian Peak Road.
During the midnight hour a man was reported to be in the
Merced River near El Portal.
A German Shepherd that was contained on Wildwood Drive was sent to Impound
and then an hour later a call comes in to dispatch about a missing German
Shepherd.
(Coincidence? And we think the calls were about a dog as Impound was
involved not the county jail.)
During the morning hours someone was trespassing on Bullion Street and then
during the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on River Haven Road.
During the afternoon hours fraud was committed on 10th Street then a
few hours later a report came in about someone finding some sort of property
on 10th Street.
(Coincidence?)
Also during the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed
on Broadway Street in Coulterville.
A mountain lion was sighted on Adelfa Road.
And Finally, A domestic dispute on Gunther Road resulted in someone spending
Valentines Day in the pokey.
(Not a good way to spend Valentines Day)
One lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for Battery on a
Spouse/Ex-Spouse/Date/Etc.
Saturday,
February 13, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
A dog was seen on Schilling Road.
During the morning hours a car was in flames on East Whitlock Road.
At the Coulterville Transfer Station some jerk decided to dump their junk
illegally so someone else could clean up their junk.
On the equestrian trail near La Grange some jerk was riding a QUAD.
Dirtbikes were out riding around on Dogtown Road.
(The dirtbikers may have mistook a section of that road for a trail
as it is easy to do.)
A burglary was reported from the Lake McClure Spillway.
Someone on Colorado Road reported being harassed.
A pipe was reported broken on Smith Road.
Over on Meadow Lane someone was reported to be Drunk in Public and also a
call about someone Driving under the Influence during the afternoon hours on
that same road.
And Finally, During the afternoon hours a suspicious person was observed on
Leonard Road and then four hours later a call came in about a suspicious
vehicle and a person on that same road.
(It was a very suspicious day on Leonard Road.)
Four fellows and one lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including DUI, Vehicle Theft, Driving Without a License and Riding a Bike
Under the Influence.
Friday,
February 12, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
A cow was on the 132 during the afternoon hours.
During the Midnight hour a possible prowler report was called in from
Snow Creek Road and then during the evening hours a prowler was
reported on Jerseydale Road.
A houseboat was vandalized on Lake McClure.
Someone on Sierra Pines Drive reported receiving harassing Emails.
(We used to get them but our harasser has been strangely quiet lately.)
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Usona
Road and then a few hours later on Narcisco Way.
And Finally, During the morning commute hours a possible DUI was reported
from the Stage Stop in Mariposa.
(These drivers can be on the road anytime of the day or night.
Drive Defensively)
Two ladies were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including DUI and Willful Cruelty to a Child.
Thursday,
February 11, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
during the evening hours on Oak Grove Road near the intersection of Ranch
Vista Road where the caller reported hearing two vehicles
collide.
Loose steers were out running around Jackass Ridge Road.
If you lost your wallet the sheriff department may have it as a wallet
was found on the 140 near Mariposa.
Grant theft was reported from Oak Drive.
During the later morning hours someone was trespassing on Terrace View Lane
and during the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on Stroming Road.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were
observed on Leonard Road.
If you lost your Posse Badge the sheriff department may have it as a badge
was found on Melrose Street.
During the later evening hours a water break was reported from Hospital
Road.
A donkey was on Ganns Corral Road in the evening hours.
And Finally, Target shooting was reported from Ben Hur Road.
(Join a club -
Mariposa
Fish and Game)
No one was booked yesterday in
the county under lock and key.
Wednesday,
February 10, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
A resident on Carleton Road reported a missing Pitbull.
It was dogs versus chickens on Fiske Road according to the caller.
Vandalism was reported from Stumpfield Mountain Road, the Library in
Mariposa and on Old Highway South Road near Catheys Valley the caller
reported possible vandalism.
Someone must have won the LOTTO as an abandoned vehicle was
found on Pautzke Court.
Someone was making threats on Windy Hollow Road.
Petty theft was reported from Ashworth Road.
And Finally, On Woodview Lane someone was refusing to leave
during the evening hours.
(Whatever happened to manners?)
No one was booked yesterday in
the county under lock and key.
Tuesday,
February 9, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident
taking place during the early afternoon hours on the 140 near Bull Creek
Road that involved a solo vehicle with no reported injuries. The second
reported accident also with no reported injuries took place on Hirsch Road
near Creekview Road during the afternoon hours where a vehicle was reported
off of the roadway.
The caller from Hilltop Drive reported a scam.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Jessie
Street and then later on over on Moss Landing Road and then during the
evening hours on Old Highway South Road near Mariposa.
(No idea where or who named Moss Landing Road in Mariposa County.)
A caller requested the sheriff perform a check on the welfare
of
horses on Carter Road.
And Finally, At the Bug Hostel a raccoon was stuck in dumpster.
(One persons junk are someone's treasures.
Disclaimer: Not the raccoon at the Bug Hostel but a relation.)
No one was booked yesterday in
the county under lock and key.
Monday,
February 8, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
during the afternoon hours on the 140 in Mariposa where two vehicles
collided across from the Stage Stop Gas Station with no resulting injuries
according to the CHP.
A stray dog was found on Allred Road.
A Pomeranian was lost on Schoolhouse Road.
Someone on Saint Andrews Road reported being harassed.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed
over on Tip Top Road.
Someone was trespassing on Coakley Circle.
During the early evening hours a LOUD noise was heard on Ashworth
Road.
And Finally, A caller requested a welfare check on a horse on Tip
Top Road.
(Remember, only You can prevent welfare abuse of people and animals!)
One lady was
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance.
Sunday,
February 7, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
during the afternoon hours on 49 North near Coulterville where a motorcycle was reported to be
down on the ground.
A loose white colored donkey was out running around Ganns Corral Road.
Quite a few calls from Ponds Way yesterday beginning with a call during the
noon hour about an attempted burglary. A few minutes later another call
comes in about loose animals running around. Then three hours later another
call comes in to the Sheriff Department again about loose animals and then a
few minutes later another call comes in about suspicious circumstances
taking place.
(What a suspicious day on Ponds Way.)
During the very early morning hours a domestic dispute on Pautzke Court had
someone going to cool off in lock-up for awhile.
A few minutes later a call came in from Creel Road about a prowler that also
ended up in someone going away for awhile.
Suspicious circumstances were observed on Jerseydale Road during
the later morning hours.
Someone was trespassing on Old Toll Road during the afternoon hours.
On 10th Street in Mariposa someone was making false statements.
During the evening hours a petty theft in progress call came in from Watt
Road.
And Finally, Things were quiet around Mariposa County during the
Super Bowl as only three calls came in during the televised hours of the
game with the last call about shooting in the area from Clouds Rest, which
might have been a happy fan celebrating or someone who lost a bet.
Two young fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for Disorderly Conduct.
Saturday,
February 6, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
The Sheriff Department had one reported accident in the county yesterday and
that accident took place during the afternoon hours on the 140 near Mariposa
where a vehicle was reported to be overturned.
Someone on Ben Hur Road was missing their grey colored heifer.
Vandalism was reported from Ganns Corral Road.
During the afternoon hours someone was making threats on Saint Andrews Road
and then two hours later another call about threats from the same road came
into dispatch and then about three hours later another call comes into
dispatch from Saint Andrews Road about someone being harassed.
Suspicious circumstances were reported on Fiske Road.
And Finally, Just after Midnight a call came in to dispatch about reckless
driving at the high school parking lot.
(Late night Driver Training?)
No one was booked in the county yesterday as everyone was busy getting ready
for the Super Bowl.
Friday,
February 5, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
The Sheriff Department had one reported accident in the county
yesterday and that accident took place during the noon hour on Old Highway
South near Mariposa. The CHP reported an accident at the same time on
Highway 49 South at the Fairgrounds with no reported injuries.
A possibly rabid dog was picked up on Guadalupe Creek Road and
sent to Impound.
During the noon hour suspicious circumstances were reported at the
Senior Center in Mariposa.
Someone reported being harassed on the 140 in Midpines.
Petty theft was reported from Pioneer Market.
A suspicious person was on East Whitlock Road during the late afternoon
hours and a suspicious vehicle was observed on Crown Lead Road during
the early evening hours.
During the very late evening hours a call came in from Hites Cove Road about
a possible burglary in progress.
And Finally, Death threats were reported from the Rest Area in
Mariposa.
(Someone needs some medication.)
One fellow and two ladies were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Battery on a Person, Disorderly Conduct and DUI.
Thursday,
February 4, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident
taking place during the noon hour on the 140 in Mariposa just south of the
Pizza Factory where a vehicle hit another car and a fence. The second
reported accident took place on Old Highway North during the afternoon
hours.
On Meadow Lane it was two dogs versus one dog.
During the early morning hours a bicycle was found on 7th Street.
A resident on Hunters Valley Road reported a phone scam.
On Allen Court a fence was vandalized.
Suspicious circumstances were observed on Caracol Circle and Hernandez Road
during the later morning hours.
A very skinny horse was reported from Greeley Hill Road.
During the afternoon hours a leaking propane tank on a vehicle was reported.
Someone was trespassing on Mosher Road.
And Finally, Someone was driving a dirt bike without lights out on Dogtown
Road during the evening hours.
(Possibly attempting to make a video for
Tosh 2.0)
Three fellows were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Driving Without a License, Child Cruelty and DUI.
Wednesday,
February 3, 2010
No reported fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place
during the later evening hours on Silva Road near Triangle Road where a
vehicle hit a deer with no resulting injuries except for the vehicle that
had to be towed.
A stray white donkey was walking around Ganns Corral Road.
At almost two thirty in the morning suspicious circumstances were
observed on Watt Road.
Grand theft was reported from Watt Road.
Mistreated skinny dogs were reported on Woodview Lane.
During the later morning hours someone was trespassing on Antone Road.
A suspicious person or persons were noticed on Greeley Hill Road
during the noon hour.
Vandalism occurred out on White Rock Road.
Over on Salamander Drive an assault and battery was reported with an
individual getting a free lift to the county lock-up.
Petty theft was reported from Scrubby Oak Road.
An assault and battery was reported from Windy Hollow Road.
(There are some troubles taking place on that road.)
A neighbor was causing problems on Darrah Road.
During the late afternoon hours a suspicious person was observed
around the Lucky Logger Store.
Trespassing was reported from Sierra Drive.
And Finally, During the 2:00 A.M. hour someone was playing
LOUD music
on Live Oak Road.
(Possibly Wood Elves?)
Four fellows and one lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Driving Without a License, Under the Influence of a Controlled
Substance, Battery with Serious Bodily Injury and Vandalism.
Tuesday,
February 2, 2010
No reported accidents or fires in Mariposa County yesterday.
The hounds were out chasing donkeys on the 140 near Catheys Valley
yesterday during the noon hour.
The caller from Fiske Road reported an opened side window
during the morning hours.
A couple of neighbors were having problems on Saint Andrews Road.
A burglary was reported on Gavilan Road and vandalism was reported
on the 140 near Mariposa.
During the later morning hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed
on Granite Dome Road.
During the evening hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Old
Highway South Road near Mariposa.
A gun was reported stolen from Jalapa Way.
A injured black cat was on 8th Street.
During the evening hours a possible prowler was reported on Watt Road.
And Finally, A child pulled a fire alarm on Greeley Hill Road.
(Do you think it was a boy?)
One fellow and one lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Driving Without a License and Possession of Marijuana.
Monday,
February 1, 2010
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that fire was reported
as chimney/structure fire on Harris Cut-Off Road during the early evening
hours.
One accident was reported in the county yesterday and that accident took
place during the noon hour near the intersection of Jessie Street and
Coakley Street with no reported injuries according to the CHP.
A resident on Buckingham Mountain Road reported that someone stole a
cell phone and also used it.
Check fraud was reported from the 140 in Catheys Valley.
Vandalism was reported in Lushmeadows and on Darrah Road.
Out on Hunters Point someone was trespassing and committing vandalism.
The caller from Catheys Valley had questions about a property line.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were
observed on Coronado Drive.
Also during the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on
Guadalupe Creek Road and on Old Highway Road near Mariposa.
During the early evening hours a silver colored bicycle was found on 7th
Street.
And Finally, A large Grey Tabby was found on 7th Street in Mariposa.
(Not the Large Grey Tabby, but possibly a family member)
One fellow and one lady were
booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses
including Drivers License Suspended and Petty Theft.