Deputy's Log

The Lewis and Clark County 911 Center received 42 calls for service during the weeks of Feb. 20 to March 5, 2022, in the Lincoln area. Four of those calls was a traffic stop per-formed by deputies.

Three of those calls for service generated a case report in the last two weeks:

• A deputy responded to the 3000 block of East Highway 200 Feb. 22 for a family disturbance. It was discovered family members were arguing and nothing physical took place. The deputy completed a report for information tracking.

• Deputies responded to the 100 block of Spring Creek Lane for 911 hang-up March 1. A male ended up having a knife in his hands when the deputies made contact. The male was suicidal and had injured himself. The deputies were able to get the male to drop the knife and get the male to the hospital safely without incident for a mental health evaluation.

• A deputy took a call about suspicious activity on prop-erty near Dalton Mtn Road March 2. The complaintant received a strange text from someone who owns land in the area but does not live in the area referencing an arrest warrant. There is no danger to the residents on Dalton Mtn Road. The deputy is working on contacting the send-er of the text message.

Other calls for service in the Lincoln area were three 911 hang-ups, one roll-over crash, two non-injury crashes, one ad-ministrative call for service, five false alarm calls, one citizen assist, two civil, three family disturbances, one possible fraud, one road hazard, two investigative calls for service, one theft reported, one threats complaint, one tow request, one tres-pass complaint, one VIN inspection, and three welfare checks completed.

Lincoln Ambulance responded to four calls for service.