Sisters sheriff’s calls...

• Deputies are investigating an identity theft case that resulted in three or four charges that amounted to some $39,000.

• A man complained to the sheriff’s office about ongoing problems with a neighbor: traffic at all hours tearing up the roads, claims of thefts, etc. He said if the sheriff’s office can’t or won’t do something the neighbors will have to.

• A deputy tried to locate some lost horses.

• A woman complained about vehicles “entering her subdivision illegally.” Deputies determined that some vehicles were apparently driving around her property on Forest Service land.

• A 25-year-old was arrested for drunk driving.

• A woman complained about a man trying to contact her daughters. She said she’d forbidden him to come on her property, make phone calls or send e-mails. The man later talked to a deputy and agreed to make no more contact with the family.

• A 17-year-old was cited for shoplifting at a Sisters store.

• Tires were slashed on a vehicle on Cascade Avenue.

• There was an attempted burglary to some outbuildings on Hood Avenue.

• A deputy counseled a family after a verbal domestic argument between a woman and her parents over the raising of the woman’s 18-month-old child.

• There ws a report of some money being stolen from a purse.

• Someone reported a theft from a vehicle at Sisters High School.

• Some road signs were spray painted in the Sisters area.

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