Deputy's Log JUNE 30- July 6

Lewis and Clark County 911 Center received seventy-five Calls for Service in the Lincoln area during the week of June 30 through July 6. Thirty of those Calls for Service were traffic stops performed in and around the Lincoln area by deputies.

Deputies also performed one civil service and completed one VIN inspection.

Six calls for service generated a case last week:

June 30: In the afternoon, a plane crash was reported at the Lincoln Airport. It was discovered later by investigators the plane had flipped over onto its top while landing due to high winds. No one was seriously injured during the crash.

July 4: Around 9 p.m., in the 400 block of North First Ave, a report of a firearm being pulled on an individual was made. No one was seriously injured during the incident and the matter is still under investigation.

July 5: Around 1 a.m., in the area of mile marker 68 on Highway 200, a male was pulled over by a deputy for careless driving. The deputy investigated further and determined the male was possibly driving under the influence. After a DUI investigation was completed the male was arrested and transported to the Lewis and Clark County Detention Center in Helena.

July 5: Around 5 a.m., a deputy responded to a report of a noise complaint in Hooper Park. The Deputy contacted a male playing loud music in his vehicle. It was discovered the male was in actual physical control of the vehicle and possibly under the influence. After a DUI investigation was completed the male was arrested and transported to the Detention Center in Helena.

July 6: Around 11:50 p.m., in the 600 block of Main Street, a male was given a notice to appear for being in possession of dangerous drugs, marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

July 6: A around 11:50 p.m, in the 600 block of Main Street, a female was given a notice to appear for minor in possession of intoxicating substance and released to her parent.

Other calls for service in the Lincoln area last week included three 911 hang up calls, one injury crash, two administrative calls for service, five animal complaints, one assault call (no charges), two citizen assist, one disorderly (no charges), three extra patrol request, one firework call, one road hazard, one investigative call for service, four suspicious calls, one tow, one trespass issue (no charges), and two other weapon calls (unfounded).

Lincoln Fire responded to one fire emergency and the Lincoln Ambulance responded to seven medical calls for service.

It was a busy weekend for our Sheriff's Office and other emergency responders in the Lincoln area. The Sheriff's Office had seven deputies dedicated to the Lincoln area for the 4th of July and Lincoln Rodeo. That included a sergeant, a corporal and five reserve deputies I worked this weekend as well but had the whole north county to cover. I believe even though our call volume in Lincoln was double the average it usually is, everything went really well.

I would like to personally thank everyone I saw walking to and from the bars and all the designated drivers for drinking safe and responsibly last weekend.

Deputy Robert Rivera

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office