07/08/2026
Sheriff's Snapshot – June 16–30, 2026
Deputies handled 631 calls for service and participated in 25 community engagement events. There were 51 ADC jail Bookings.
Below are notable calls for service:
• Fraud: A resident lost more than $63,000 after a scammer posing as Norton AntiVirus gained remote access to a computer and bank account.
• Threats: A resident reported ongoing threatening texts and social media harassment from an ex-partner and was provided protective order information.
• Animal Bite: A resident and dog were reportedly attacked by a stray dog during a prior incident.
• Restraining Order Violation: Deputies responded after a person reportedly violated a restraining order in person.
• Child Protection Investigation: A report alleged a child was assaulted during visitation, with child protection already involved and follow-up interviews planned.
• Burglary: Deputies checked a home after a report that someone had entered the residence while the homeowner was away; the home was found secure.
• Criminal Damage: Vandalism was reported inside a public restroom, including damage to a stall door.
• Missing Child: A 7-year-old enrolled in Project Lifesaver was reported missing and was located safely a short time later.
• Mental Health: Deputies responded to an ongoing mental health-related complaint involving confusion and unusual behavior.
• Threats / Weapons Complaint: Deputies investigated a report that a child had been threatened with a gun during a dispute involving an ex-partner.
• Scam Concern: A resident reported being pressured into paying thousands of dollars by traveling asphalt workers after a dispute over driveway paving costs.
• Criminal Damage: Additional vandalism was reported at the same public restroom, including more damage and markings inside the pavilion area.
• Assault: A person reported being struck in the head by an ex-partner during a dispute over children.
• Domestic: Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance involving repeated arguments and later allegations of physical confrontation.
• Storm Damage / Road Hazard: Deputies assisted after a large tree came down across the roadway and power lines, causing a traffic hazard and power outage.
• Fire Call: Deputies checked on a reported large fire and determined it was a controlled burn; the property owner was advised to ensure permits were active.
• DANCO Violation: Deputies assisted another agency after a disturbance investigation led to an arrest for a DANCO violation.
• Su***de Attempt: Deputies located a woman who had reportedly cut herself and she agreed to be transported for help.
DWI / DUI Incidents:
• Driver arrested for 2nd Degree DWI.
• Driver arrested for 4th Degree DWI.
• Driver arrested for 2nd Degree DWI after a vehicle struck a pole.
The Top High Speed Enforcements – citations issued (sorted by highest speed):
• 91 mph in a 60 — Zumbrota Twp
• 88 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 84 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 83 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 83 mph in a 65 — Pine Island
• 83 mph in a 65 — Pine Island Twp
• 82 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 82 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 82 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 82 mph in a 65 — Minneola Twp
• 81 mph in a 65 — Wanamingo Twp
• 80 mph in a 55 — RW South Area
• 76 mph in a 55 — Welch Twp
In June, the PSAP (Dispatch/911) handled 6,183 total calls, averaging about 206 per day. Of those, 1,202 were 911 calls, averaging about 40 per day.
