Mariposa County Daily Sheriff Report - October 2011 Archives

Monday, October 31, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
The CHP reported one accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place during the later evening hours on the 140 at Briceburg where a vehicle ended up stuck on a guard rail.
The caller from Harvest Drive provided information on a mountain lion.
Someone's dog was found on Allred Road and two stray dogs were wandering around East Whitlock Road.
During the very early morning hours a prowler that was noticed on Usona Road was given a ride to the Mariposa County Jail.
The caller from Varain Road reported a suspicious vehicle.
During the later morning hours a suspicious person was observed on Indian Peak Road and later during the afternoon hours near the intersection of Jones and 12th Street.
Suspicious circumstances were taking place on Henness Road and Harris Road during the late afternoon/early evening hours.
Vandalism was reported from the Art Park.
A burglary was reported from Greeley Lane.
Out on Old Highway Road juveniles were causing mischief.
Someone's property was found on Jessie Street.
Three fellows were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Disorderly Conduct, DUI and Probation Violation.

Sunday, October 30, 2011
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
The caller from Silva Road reported a missing dog and a Chihuahua that was found on Charles Street was sent to Impound.
During the Midnight hour a suspicious person was noticed on Bear Valley Road.
During the early morning hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Oak Grove Road and during the afternoon hours on Josefina Way a suspicious vehicle was noticed.
The caller from Chapulin Way reported possible squatters were in the area.
On Slaughter House Road some fool dumped their junk.
A burglary was reported from Bear Valley Road and during the afternoon hours the caller from Crystal Cove Road reported a burglary that was in progress.
One fellow and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance.

Saturday, October 29, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident was described as a hit and run on 5th Street during the evening hours.
Someone's dogs were out running around on Schilling Road.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on Aqua Fria Road, Ben Hur Road and later during the early evening hours on Watt Road.
Calls came in from Buckingham Mountain Road about shooting in the area.
During the late evening hours a call came in about disturbing noise from the Bon Ton Cafe!
One lady was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI.

Friday, October 28, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place during the morning commute hours on the 140 near Triangle Road.
Someone abandoned a dog at the SPCA.
A cat was in distress at the Super 8 Motel.
(No funds to pay for the room?)
The caller from Buckmeadows Road reported that someone had been trespassing and during the noon hour someone was trespassing on Colorado Road.
Theft of utilities was reported from Golfito Drive.
On Woodview Road a landlord and a tenant were having a misunderstanding.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Jerseydale Road and later a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Hunters Valley Road.
One fellow and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance and DUI.

Thursday, October 27, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident taking place during the afternoon hours on the 140 near Cathey's Valley that involved a vehicle tangling with a tree and Medi-Flight being called out. The second accident took place during the evening hours on the 41 near Fish Camp.
A dead cat was laying on Triangle Road.
The caller from Mariposa Street was having problems with a raccoon.
The caller from the Super 8 Motel during the very early morning hours reported a verbal dispute that led to someone getting a free ride to sleep at the County Jail for the night.
Petty theft that occurred on the 140 near Mariposa resulted in someone going to the pokey for awhile.
Vandalism was reported from 49 South near Mariposa.
Grand theft was reported from Colorado Road.
The caller from the Stage Stop reported a lost purse.
Out on Hunters Valley Road someone was being harassed.
The caller from the Mariposa County High School reported vandalism.
An assault and battery was reported from Avenida Lugo North Street during the afternoon hours.
Someone on Hospital Road received a fraudulent check.
Three fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Driving on a Suspended License, Disorderly Conduct and Obstructing/Etc. a Public Officer/Etc.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that fire was reported as burn piles on Colorado Road.
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
The caller from the Super 8 reported animal cruelty.
It was dogs versus animals on Hirsch Road and in El Portal it was dogs versus a cat.
On Best Road an owner released a horse.
A barking dog on Granite Springs Road had the neighbors all upset.
The caller from Coakley Circle reported shoplifting.
A caller from Triangle Road reported that they will be target shooting and then less than an hour later a call comes in about possibly unsafe shooting taking place on Triangle Road.
Some jerk dumped their junk on Jones Street.
During the afternoon hours someone was refusing to leave a residence on Sherlock Road.
One fellow and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance and Child Cruelty.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011
One fire was reported in the county yesterday and that fire was reported during the evening hours on Buckeye Road.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place on 49 South near Ashworth Road during the early evening hours where a deer tangled with a vehicle.
A skinny horse was reported from Ernst Road.
A barking dog on Smith Road during the afternoon hours had the neighbors all upset.
A sick cat was on Jones Street.
Elder abuse was called in from Hornitos Road.
The caller from Vista Grande Way reported identity theft.
A couple of neighbors were having a dispute over an easement on Darrah Road.
Petty theft occurred on White Rock Road.
During the evening hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Hornitos Road.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for Driving Without a License.

Monday, October 24, 2011
Two reported fires in the county yesterday with the first fire being described as a prescribed burn on the 41 in Yosemite. The second reported fire was on Merced Falls Road during the afternoon hours where vegetation was burning.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred during the Midnight hour on Hayward Road with the results of someone going to the pokey.
The caller from Watt Road reported a missing dog.
It was dog versus dog on Clouds Rest Road.
The caller from Ocean Sierra Restaurant reported barking dogs at four in the morning.
The caller from Old Highway North Road reported stalking during the afternoon hours.
Petty theft was reported from Coakley Circle.
The caller from Colorado Road reported a trespassing problem.
The caller from Charles Street reported possible squatters.
Some fool dumped their junk on Wildcat Road.
The caller from Silva Road reported fraud.
A couple of neighbors on Enramada Drive were failing to just get along.
During the evening hours a verbal dispute on Lozano Way resulted in someone getting a free ride to the Mariposa County Jail.
Also during the evening hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Schafer Road.
Six fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance, Disorderly Conduct, Contempt and Driving Without a License.

Sunday, October 23, 2011
Three reported fire/smoke calls in the county yesterday with the first coming from Ranchito Drive during the afternoon hours about a fire. The second call was about the heavy smell of smoke on Campbell Way during the evening hours. The third call was about fire and smoke in the Mariposa area during the evening hours.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first call coming in during the noon hour on the 140 near Mariposa. The second reported accident involved a motorcycle that was down on 49 North near Coulterville during the afternoon hours.
Someone's dog that was running around near Fish Camp was picked up and sent to Impound.
During the very early morning hours suspicious circumstances were taking place on Woodview Lane and during the later morning hours on Italian Creek Road.
A landlord and a tenant were having problems according to the caller from the Oasis.
A boat was stranded on Lake Don Pedro.
Someone who was reported to be drunk in public on Bullion Street during the noon hour was provided with a free ride to the cooler.
Vandalism was reported from 6th Street.
Two fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Selling Marijuana and Probation Violation.

Saturday, October 22, 2011
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
The caller from Ben Hur Road reported missing dogs.
In Cathey's Valley on the 140 the caller reported a rattlesnake.
Three to four barking dogs on Triangle Road was keeping the neighbors from counting sheep peacefully.
During the morning hours someone was trespassing on the Mount Bullion Ridge Road.
On the Mount Bullion Access Road a couple of neighbors were having a disagreement.
Out on Dogtown Road someone's wood was stolen.
Someone lost their wallet in Mariposa.
During the evening hours the ambulance was called out to the Mariposa County High School Football Field.
Two fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI and Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance.

Friday, October 21, 2011
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that call came in from Jones Street during the afternoon hours where the caller reported the smell of an electric fire.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident being reported as a vehicle versus a mailbox on Pinetop Drive during the morning commute hours. The second reported accident was on the 49 near Coulterville during the later morning hours.
A dog was reported lost on Usona Road.
Loose goats were causing problems on Ernst Road.
The caller from Ganns Corral Road reported receiving threats over the phone.
A stolen check was cashed at Pioneer Market.
A civil standby was reported from Coyote Springs.
Someone's keys were found on Main Street in Coulterville.
Someone lost their iPhone in Mariposa.
An assault and battery was reported from the Jessie B. Fremont School.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on Colorado Road.
Petty theft was reported from Darrah Road.
During the early evening hours a suspicious person was observed on Hospital Road.
Five fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI, Reckless Driving, Possession of Concentrated Cannabis and Vandalism.

Thursday, October 20, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident occurring on 49 South during the morning commute hours.
The second reported accident occurred on Coakley Circle during the afternoon hours that involved a couple of vehicles but no one was reported to be hurt at the time.
Someone abandoned a big cage full of cats on the 132.
Someone's chickens were running around Ranchito Drive.
The caller from Princeton Way reported loosing three pugs and the caller from Ben Hur Road reported that their lost dog has returned.
(Great!)
The caller from Old Highway Road reported the possession of Marijuana.
The caller from Blanchard Road reported a burglary and an attempted burglary was reported from Cole Road.
Someone was being harassed in Midpines.
Property issues were taking place on Sherrod Road.
Someone in Crane Flat reported receiving threats by phone.
During the later afternoon and evening hours suspicious circumstances were noticed on Stumpfield Mountain Road, Hilltop Road and on Bullion Street.
Two fellows was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Driving Without a License and Parole Violation.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place during the evening hours on Old Highway North Road.
Three dogs were contained on Old Mill Road while an aggressive pit-bull was out on Meadow Lane and a howling dog was on Clouds Rest Road.
The caller from Bear Valley Road reported a starving horse.
The caller from Ernst Road reported that they cannot keep a horse.
During the very early morning hours a suspicious person was observed on the 132 near La Grange.
During the later morning hours suspicious circumstances were taking place on Sierra Drive and later during the early evening hours on Grosjean Road.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing on Indian Gulch Road.
During the noon hour petty theft was reported from Coakley Circle.
Someone was making threats on Manzanita Way.
The caller from the CYA Road reported problems with a neighbor.
During the afternoon hours someone was playing LOUD annoying music on Fiske Road.
A civil problem was reported from Coyote Springs.
Someone was arrested at the Mariposa County High School for a Health and Safety violation and other circumstances.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Sex with a Minor.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with both accidents taking place during the evening hours. The first accident occurred on Schoolhouse Road and the second accident was reported from Tip Top Road.
Over on Ranchito Drive a barking dog had the neighbors fit to be tied.
The callers from Buckmeadows Road and Saint Andrews Road reported harassment.
A burglary was reported from Bear Valley Road and on Wildcat Road.
A suspicious vehicle was noticed on Grist Road.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing at the Shore Fun Trailer Park with the results of someone going to the pokey.
Two fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance and Selling Marijuana.

Monday, October 17, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place on 49 North during the later morning hours.
(This was a vehicle that has been stuck down in a canyon about 1,000 to 2,000 feet off of the roadway for a few years.)
On Carleton Road it was a dog versus a person on a bicycle.
Skinny horses were on Ernst Road.
An attempted burglary was reported from Smith Road.
A burglary was reported from Dexter Lane.
The caller from Sebastopol Road reported an invasion of privacy.
The caller from Fairgrounds Road reported that someone was refusing to leave.
The caller from Quail Ridge Drive reported property for destruction and someone's property was found on Aqua Fria Road.
Grand theft was reported from Dogtown Road.
During the afternoon hours a suspicious person was noticed on Hunters Valley Road.
During the later afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were taking place on 49 North near Mount Bullion and later on Old Highway North Road.
Someone who was reported to be shooting unsafely on Highway 49 was provided with a warning from the Sheriff Department.
Vandalism was reported from Meadow Lane.
During the late evening hours someone was challenged to a fight at the Rest Stop in Mariposa.
Eight fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI, Vehicle Theft, Probation Violation, Driving Without a License and Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor.

Sunday, October 16, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place during the afternoon hours where a motorcyclist was down on the roadway on 49 North near Coulterville.
During the very early morning hours a physical disturbance was reported from Wilbur's Way and then a few hours later from the Jerseydale Campground.
The caller from Coakley Circle reported harassment.
Suspicious circumstances were occurring on Bear Valley Road during the morning hours and then during the evening hours on Triangle Road and Enramada Drive.
Someone was trespassing on the Mount Bullion Access Road.
A suspicious vehicle was observed on White Rock Road during the evening hours.
Poachers were doing something or other on 49 North near Coulterville.
The caller from Henness Ridge Road reported a possible blocked sewer line.
(They will possibly know for sure soon enough!)
Grand theft was reported from Dogtown Road.
Petty theft was reported from the 140 near El Portal.
Someone abandoned a vehicle on Smith Station Road.
(A Lucky LOTTO Scratch-off Winner?
Two ladies were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Providing False Information to a Peace Officer and Disorderly Conduct.

Saturday, October 15, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place on 49 South near the Springhill Grade where a vehicle tangled with a bicyclist.
Barking dogs on Triangle Road during the Midnight hour had the neighbors in a tizzy.
Someone was trespassing on Preston Road and on East Whitlock Road.
During the evening hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Greeley Lane.
The caller from Grosjean Road reported missing jewelry.
During the evening hours someone stole cigarettes from the Grizzly Gas Station and the caller from the Miners Inn reported a theft of a cell phone.
Two fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Parole Violation, Disorderly Conduct and Writing a Check with Insufficient Funds.

Friday, October 14, 2011
Two reported fire/smoke calls in the county yesterday with the first call coming in from Guadalupe Mountain where the caller reported seeing smoke during the morning hours. The second reported fire was about burn control piles on Stout Lane during the evening hours.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident was reported just before Midnight where the caller from Darrah Road said they heard an accident.
A loose Great Dane was running around on Yellow Pine Hill Drive.
The caller from Darrah Road reported a lost black kitty and a Chihuahua was missing from Arbolada Drive.
During the early morning hours suspicious circumstances were reported from Mount Gaines Road.
During the noon hour a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Mount Ophir Road.
A neighbor had an issue with a neighbor on Broadway Street.
The caller from Main Street in Coulterville was requesting information on 'Near Beer.'
A chainsaw was reported stolen from Bullion Street.
Someone was causing mischief on Silva Road.
Four fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI and Probation Violation.

Thursday, October 13, 2011
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that call came in during the morning hours from the 140 near Midpines where the caller reported seeing smoke.
(The fire ended up being a trash pile that was burning.)
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident was reported during the noon hour on 49 North near Smith Road.
A barking dog during the three A.M. hour had the neighbors on Mullein Lane calling for relief.
Loose aggressive dogs on Golfito Way ended up in Impound.
A dog was hit by a car on Ranchito Drive.
Neighbors were having problems on Ranchito Drive.
A suspicious vehicle that was noticed on Bear Valley Road resulted in someone going to the pokey.
During the evening hours suspicious circumstances were observed on 10th Street.
On the 140 in Cathey's Valley a landlord and a tenant were having problems.
Someone attempted to scam someone on Triangle Road.
Four fellows were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Plant/Etc. Marijuana and Driving With a Suspended License.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Two reported fire/smoke calls in the county yesterday with the first call from the Bridgeport area of the county where the caller reported seeing smoke during the later morning hours. The second call came in during the afternoon hours from Wilburs Way about seeing smoke in the area.
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
The caller from Triangle Road reported a missing cat and two dogs were lost on Oliver Creek Road.
Loose Emu's were out running around Burney Drive.
A dead deer was on Carleton Road.
Vandalism was reported from Charles Street.
During the noon hour someone was throwing rocks at cars on Ben Hur Road.
A burglary was reported from Jalapa Way.
During the afternoon hours the caller from the 132 near Coulterville reported seeing suspicious circumstances.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for Trespassing.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
On Oak Ridge Road it was dogs versus chickens.
A burglary was reported from Lone Oak Drive and an attempted burglary was reported from Fiske Road.
Petty theft was reported from Peg Leg Road and the 140 in Mariposa.
Fraud was reported from Buck Meadows Road.
A suspicious vehicle was noticed on Bear Valley Road.
Suspicious circumstances were taking place on Alamo Drive during the later morning hours.
Vandalism was reported from 49 South near Mariposa.
A landlord and a tenant were having problems on Chowchilla Mountain Road.
The caller from Human Services reported that someone was impersonating a Social Worker.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance.

Monday, October 10, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident took place during the morning commute hours on Darrah Road.
The caller from Princeton Road reported that their dog had returned home.
(Great News!)
Someone's beagle was found on Buckeye Road.
A dog was found on Peg Leg Road.
Poaching was reported from Dexter Road and Jerseydale Road.
The caller from Triangle Road reported harassment.
On Black Oak Ridge Road someone was arrested for DUI during the noon hour.
An assault and battery was reported from Granite Lane.
During the morning hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Speckled Court.
Two fellows and two ladies were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Theft, DUI and Driving With a Suspended License.

Sunday, October 9, 2011
One reported fire/smoke call in the county yesterday and that call came in during the later afternoon hours where the caller from Blade Creek Road was requesting a smoke check.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred during the evening hours on the 140 near Cathey's Valley.
The caller from Princeton Way reported a missing dog.
The caller from Streeter Mountain Road reported having skunk problems.
Someone lost some property on the 140 near Mariposa.
The caller from Watt Road reported grand theft.
The caller from French Camp Road reported that they would be sighting in a gun and a short while later another call came in from French Camp Road reported hearing shots being fired.
(Guess they really were sighting in the gun!)
Eleven fellows were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Probation Violation, Plant/Etc. Marijuana and Willful Cruelty to a Child.

Saturday, October 8, 2011
Two reported fire/smoke calls in the county yesterday with the first call coming in during the morning hours where the caller reported seeing smoke from a structure on 7th Street. The second reported fire was a "fire in the woods" on the 132 that resulted in someone going to the pokey.
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident reported during the later morning hours on Woodview Lane. The second reported accident was on Cuneo Road during the afternoon hours.
The caller from Carter Road reported a bull was missing.
A dog was found on Dogtown Road.
(Surprised?)
A dog that was barking on Meadow Lane during the afternoon hours was driving the neighbors over the edge.
Someone's pit-bull was found on Peg Leg Road.
The caller from Top Tech reported a neglected puppy that was picked up and sent to Impound.
At one in the morning the caller from Sherrod Road reported a missing juvenile.
A suspicious vehicle was parked on Bootjack Lane.
Suspicious circumstances were reported from Old Highway South Road near Mariposa.
A suspicious person was on the 140 near Cathey's Valley during the later evening hours.
Also during the later evening hours a prowler was reported from Darrah Road.
The caller from Indian Peak Road reported harassment.
Someone was playing LOUD music on Allred Road.
An assault and battery was reported from out on Usona Road.
An escape at the CYA Camp during the afternoon hours resulted in two people getting arrested.
Seven fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including DUI, Driving on a Suspended License, Plant/Etc. Marijuana, Evading a Public Officer and Obstructing a Public Officer.

Friday, October 7, 2011
No reported accidents or fires in the county yesterday.
Abandoned cats were discovered on Laredo Drive.
A stray dog was found on Bullion Street.
The caller from Carstens Road reported identity theft.
Over on Homestead Drive some jerk dumped their junk.
During the afternoon hours an assault and battery was reported from Usona Road.
The caller from Harris Road reported theft.
During the evening hours a burglary was reported from the CYA Camp.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Carrying a Concealed Weapon in a Vehicle and Selling Marijuana.

Thursday, October 6, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred on Merced Falls Road during the afternoon hours.
Two stray spotted pigs were out on Burl Drive.
A poacher was on Oak Grove Road.
An assault and battery was reported from Silva Road.
The caller from Our Lady Lane reported possible identity theft.
Someone's property was found in the Bear Valley area of the county.
During the afternoon hours someone was trespassing in China town by Coulterville.
It was a very suspicious day in Mariposa County yesterday.
During the early morning hours a call came in from Human Services about a suspicious vehicle and later during the afternoon hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Old Highway Road near Mariposa.
During the afternoon hours a suspicious person was observed on Princeton Way.
Suspicious circumstances were occurring on Old Highway South Road during the later morning hours, on the 140 in Mariposa during the afternoon hours and at China Station during the evening hours.
Four fellows and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Driving on a Suspended License, Carrying a Concealed Weapon in a Vehicle and Selling Marijuana.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011
One fire was reported in the county yesterday and that fire was described as a garbage bag that was on fire on top of a garbage truck near the intersection of the 140 and 49 North during the morning hours.
(The fire was extinguished and a fire vehicle followed the garbage truck to the landfill to watch as the truck unloaded his full load to make sure nothing else was burning.)
Two reported accidents in the county yesterday with the first accident occurring on Ranchito Drive during the afternoon hours. The second reported accident occurred during the late afternoon hours on the 140 near Midpines.
During the afternoon hours a boxer was reported missing from Meadow Lane and a while later a call came in about a boxer that was on Darrah Road.
Someone's horses were running loose on Meadow Lane.
The caller from Yosemite Oaks Road reported that someone was hunting from a vehicle.
During the morning hours a suspicious vehicle was noticed on Bear Valley Road and later during the evening hours.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were observed on Sebastopol Road and during the evening hours near the intersection of the 140 and Lakeview Road..
Weather related incidents:
Usona Road had a tree laying on the roadway.
Rocks on the roadway: 140 on the Guadalupe Grade and on Bear Valley Road.
One fellow and one lady were booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Probation Violation and Dumping Waste.

Tuesday, October 4, 2011
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that fire was reported during the early evening hours as a fire that was in an attic on Dogtown Road.
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
A dead animal was on Boyer Road.
A pedestrian received a warning in Mariposa.
A burglary was reported from Grosjean Road and on the 140 near Cathey's Valley.
During the morning hours someone was trespassing on Main Street in Chinatown in Coulterville.
The caller from Enramada Drive reported vandalism and harassment.
Vandalism was also reported from Highway 49 North near Mariposa.
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses including Hit and Run.

Monday, October 3, 2011
One reported fire in the county yesterday and that fire was reported during the afternoon hours as a structure fire on Triangle Road.
No reported accidents in the county yesterday.
A burglary was reported on Silva Road.
Vandalism was reported from Woodland Drive and Buckeye Road.
Someone was trespassing on Coakley Circle, Hillside Drive and Chowchilla Mountain Road.
The caller from Gusanillo way reported the theft of utilities.
During the afternoon hours suspicious circumstances were occurring on Sierra Drive and later on 49 North near Mariposa.
The caller from Pioneer marker reported petty theft.
Ammunition was found at the Courthouse.
No one was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key as most folks were enjoying the October weather.

Sunday, October 2, 2011
Two reported fires in the county yesterday with the first fire being reported as a grass fire on Schilling Road during the afternoon hours. The second reported fire was reported as a vehicle fire on the 49 near Mariposa during the evening hours.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred during the noon hour on the 49 near Mariposa.
Someone on Broadway Street had a contained puppy.
Someone lost on dog on 49 North near Mariposa.
The caller from Ernst Road reported starving horses.
Vandalism was reported from Boyer Road and Grist Road.
During the later morning hours an assault and battery was reported from the Harris Cut-Off Road and a few hours later from the 140 near Midpines.
The caller from Bear Valley Road reported pot holes in the roadway.
(Drive Slower!)
One fellow was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for Threatening a Crime.


Saturday, October 1, 2011
No reported fires in the county yesterday.
One reported accident in the county yesterday and that accident occurred during the morning hours on Merced Falls Road.
The caller from Boyer Road reported a lost Chihuahua.
A shot cat was found on the 140 near Cathey's Valley.
A couple of neighbors on Hirsch Road were having a dispute over something or other while a landlord and a tenant were having their problems on Grosjean Road.
The caller from the IOOF building in Coulterville reported an assault and battery during the afternoon hours.
During the early evening hours down at Briceburg at the Railroad Flat Campground someone was disturbing the peace.
No one was booked yesterday in the county under lock and key for various offenses as mostly everyone was just enjoying the first day of October.