Calls for service: Police and sheriff logs

A Summit County Sheriff car. Photo: TownLift

Stolen jewelry and stolen identity highlight the calls for service made to the Park City Police Department (PCPD) and the Summit County Sheriff’s Department (SCSD) for the week of July 5 – 11.

MONDAY:

PCPD – Department of Natural Resources (DNR) assisted a response to the Park City Golf Course regarding a moose. Officers were able to direct the moose west into the wooded area.

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SCSD – An overdue party was reported at the Mirror Lake trailhead. A deputy located the involved vehicle at the Highland trailhead, then located the party in good health and notified the caller.

PCPD – A woman crashed on her bike at on Meadows Dr. but refused medical transport. She sustained multiple road rash injuries on her face and arms.

SCSD – At a house in Park City, a man who was was hired by the homeowner to install a new floor stole a small bag of jewelry valued at approximately $5,000.00. The worker admitted to the theft. Due to medical reasons, the man couldn’t be booked into jail. The case was sent to the County Attorney’s Office for prosecution.

PCPD – Officers responded to 1300 block of Woodside on a Disturbing The Peace call for a man yelling outside. They discovered he was wanted by law enforcement out Georgia. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Summit County Jail.

TUESDAY:

PCPD – Multiple calls came in to officers from residents on Daly Ave that neighbors were having encounters with an aggressive door-to-door solicitor selling magazines. The solicitor was arrested for operating without a business license.

WEDNESDAY:

PCPD – Officers noticed a new traffic pattern at the intersection of Park Ave. and Deer Valley Dr. was causing confusion. The City engineer was contacted as well as UDOT. A solution was implemented.

SCSD – Deputies responded via phone to a complaint from a home in Summit County. The caller stated that someone had obtained her social security number and applied for unemployment. She said that the unemployment agency saw that she was self-employed and that the transaction was fraudulent and immediately cancelled the request and contacted her. She was provided with the Attorney General’s Identity Theft website for access to identity theft resources. No suspect information is available at this time.

THURSDAY:

PCPD – Officers arrested one underage, male driver for DUI after the vehicle was observed driving recklessly through a construction zone. An underage adult passenger was found to be intoxicated during the investigation and was screened for alcohol charges.

FRIDAY:

SCSD – Off of Landmark Dr., a call came in that a Specialized mountain bicycle in the back of the man who called’s truck was stolen overnight. A deputy gathered video surveillance and observed a man take the bike at approximately 2:00. There are no current leads or suspect info at this time.

SATURDAY:

PCPD – A caller notified officers that they had found a credit card on Main St. and wants to turn it over to the authorities.

SUNDAY:

PCPD – Officers responded to a parked car on Park Ave. for a dog locked inside, panting heavily with the windows rolled down only slightly.