February 10, 2016
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February 10, 2016 12:45 PM
Grant County Sheriff
Feb. 8
- A stallion was reported running at large. The caller said that the stallion was trying to get to his parents’ mares.
- Four different residents reported fraudulent phone calls in which the caller claimed to be from the IRS.
- A woman reported that two puppies were dropped off at her home.
- A Rottweiler was reported running at large.
- A man reported his bank card was stolen.
- A one-vehicle accident occurred in which the driver stated that she had been texting.
- A caller reported mortgage fraud, but refused to elaborate or to identify himself.
- Signs were reported stolen from a business. The party said that her competitor had stolen and repainted them.
- A woman reported that a male suspect had been trespassing on her property over the weekend.
- A car was reported struck in a driveway.
- A small child was found walking by herself and had almost been hit by a vehicle.
- Three teenage girls were seen entering a building on private property. The girls were driving a maroon Avalanche.
- A woman reported being threatened by a homeowner while taking pictures of the residence for a bank.
- A Spanish-speaking male called to report domestic violence. Dispatchers could hear a female voice in the background shouting “Stop hitting! You’re going to jail for domestic violence, you little b****!”
- A male was reported lying face-down in the dirt.
- A male was reported tagging an old building with an aerosol can.
- A man was reported being aggressive toward a juvenile.
- A wooden box was reported in the roadway.
- A man called to report that he had gotten one of his stolen firearms back.
- A suspicious vehicle was reported. The caller said it had been parked there for three days.
- A woman was reported walking along the side of the road.
- A woman reported that a male had struck her and taken her son.
- A roommate was reported going crazy.
Grant County Jail
Feb. 8
- David Watkins, 40, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on a Department of Corrections arrest order.
- Gabriela Ocampo, 22, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on theft of a motor vehicle.
- Juan Cordova, 33, of Othello, was arrested and booked on fourth-degree assault (domestic violence).
- Heriberto Arevalo, 34, of Yakima, was arrested and booked on a Grant County Superior Court warrant.
- Juan Barajas, 23, of Ephrata, was booked on violation of probation.
- Slade Fortner, 22, of Royal City, was booked for a DOC arrest order.
- Melissa Kipp, 33, of Leavenworth, was booked for a DOC arrest order.
- Donald Ulman, Jr., 34, of Moses Lake, was booked for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence), two Grant County District Court warrants and a GCSC warrant.
- Kyle Schulz, 31, of Ephrata, was booked for possession of methamphetamine.
- Nansi Gomez, 32, of Quincy, was booked on welfare fraud.
- Juan Mendez, 41, transient, was booked for a DOC arrest order.
- Joe Henson, 38, of Moses Lake, was booked for a DOC arrest order.
- Damein Powell, 36, of Moses Lake, was booked on two Idaho warrants.
- Marcie Meier, 27, of Spokane, was booked for a DOC warrant.
Feb. 9
- Marina Plewka, 31, of Moses Lake, was arrested and booked on a Grant County District Court warrant.
- Dustin Kynaston, 29, of Ephrata, was arrested and booked on a GCDC warrant.