Sisters sheriff's calls...

•Deputies and Black Butte Ranch officers responded to a report of a forced-entry burglary at a home in Sisters. It turned out to be a family dispute.

The family's son and his live-in girlfriend had gotten into an argument with the son's parent, who locked the young couple out.

They tried to break back in and the parents called police. The girlfriend, 22, was charged with assault, menacing and coercion for getting her boyfriend to go along with a crime. He was cited for trespass.

•A paper delivery hit a door of a business and set off an alarm. What?? It wasn't this paper.

•A cyclist reported being harassed by a motorist.

•A man reported that somebody keyed his trailer, damaging the paint.

•Someone shoplifted $117 worth of clothing from a Sisters shop.

•There were multiple reports of thefts from vehicles at the Pole Creek Trailhead, which is always a summertime hunting ground for thieves.

•A man reported his daughter missing. She was found in a play tent on the home property. She was none the worse for wear, but dad might have earned a few gray hairs.

•Someone ran into a CEC pole in town and fled the scene, leaving a car part behind.

Information is taken from log entries and reports of the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office.