SHERIFF'S REPORT

January 22: A father in the 1400 block of Peltier Drive reported his daughter did not return home on the school bus and requested his daughter be entered as a runaway. His daughter was entered into the computer system as a runaway.
January 16: A store owner in the 1300 block of Gulf Road requested deputies contact a customer and ask him not to return. She has had problems with the customer. Deputies later contacted the customer and advised him of the trespass.
January 14: WCSO responded to a theft in the 1500 block of Gulf Road. A security tape caught a customer taking items valued at $2.19 without paying. An individual stated the problem was ongoing but did not wish to pursue theft charges but requested deputies trespass the suspect.
January 11: Deputies responded to the 400 block of Tyee Drive for a hit and run report. The victim’s vehicle was hit by an unknown suspect. The vehicle was not occupied. There are no suspects or leads.
January 8: WCSO responded to a report of vandalism in the 100 block of Tyee Drive. Someone had poured white paint over his business sign as it sat on private property. He had no suspect information and requested an information report be taken.
January 5: An individual in the 500 block of South Beach Road reported her boyfriend had assaulted her in the past two weeks. Deputies did not establish probable cause to make an arrest for the incident.
December 30: An individual reported a possible hit and run. She noticed severe damage to the passenger door of her vehicle and was not sure when or where the damage occurred but thought her vehicle had been struck by another vehicle. An information report was taken.
December 29: WCSO responded to a report of a stolen van taken during the night in the 1600 block of Johnson Road. The van was later recovered and the owner’s son was arrested for taking a motor vehicle without permission along with some friends. An investigation is ongoing.
December 21: Deputies responded to an assault in the 1800 block of Province Road. Two juveniles were fighting when a third juvenile kicked one of them in the eye. The juvenile’s eye was swollen and required stitches. The juvenile who kicked the other was arrested for second degree assault..

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