Sisters sheriff's calls

• A deputy was called to check out a pair of men bugling elk from a pickup truck in the Cloverdale area. The reporting party was concerned about poaching.

The deputy got permission to look in the men’s truck for rifles. They were unarmed; just admiring the critters.

• Deputies investigated a report of a woman furnishing alcohol to minors.

• In a separate incident, deputies made several arrests for furnishing alcohol in a case that nearly left a 15-year-old Sisters boy dead from alcohol poisoning (see story, page 1).

• A pair of youths duct-taped the doors and made obscene pictures with duct tape on a girl’s car at Sisters High School. A deputy notified the boys’ parents, who must have been so proud.

• A Sisters man was arrested for probation violation after he drank alcohol.

• A dog got loose and was hit by a car. The dog’s owner retrieved the dog.

• A local resident wanted a deputy to “persuade” his homeowners’ association to plow a private road. The deputy told the man he had no authority in the matter, but he did ask. The association said the road is completely passable and didn’t require plowing.

• A theft of items from a vehicle was reported at Three Creek Sno-Park.

Black Butte Ranch Police

• An officer assisted with the major wreck on Highway 20/22 (see story, page 1).

• There was also a roll-over wreck on Highway 20 at Suttle Lake and several cases of cars sliding off the roadway into snow banks.

Information in “Sisters sheriff’s calls” is taken from log entries and reports of the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office and Black Butte Ranch Police.