Friday, September 22nd
A deputy conducted a welfare check at 180th Street and W Avenue.
Jolisha Dudley 25 of Fort Dodge was booked into the jail for failure to appear.
A deputy investigated a two car accident at 9th and Main Street in Grand Junction. Josiah Henderson 23 of Grand Junction was traveling north on 9th Street and failed to yield at a stop sign and pulled out in front of Tashina Taylor 35 of Grand Junction. Tashina was driving a 2009 Chevrolet Traverse. There was minor damage to her vehicle. Josiah was driving a 2016 Hyundai Veloster which had an estimated damage of around $4500 dollars. Josiah was issued a citation for failure to yield from a stop sign.
Janon Olson 46 of Jefferson was booked into the jail for interference with official acts.
A deputy investigated an assault in the 600 block of Jefferson Street, Scranton.
A deputy investigated a criminal mischief complaint at the Rippey School.
A deputy investigated a single vehicle accident on 185th Street near V Avenue. The vehicle was a 2001 Ford Taurus. It was found on its side in the ditch with nobody around. The driver was not located.
Albert Castaneda 47 of Guthrie Center was booked into the jail for theft 5th degree.
A deputy investigated a suspicious person on Neola Avenue near Cooper.
A deputy investigated a violation of a no contact order in the 500 block of Lincoln Street, Scranton.
A deputy investigated a suspicious vehicle in the 400 block of South 9th Street, Grand Junction.
A deputy investigated a careless driving complaint on 220th Street near Kirkwood Avenue.
A deputy investigated a car deer accident in the 1600 block of 130th Street. There was no damage to the vehicle.
A deputy assisted the Jefferson Police Department with a traffic stop in the 600 block of East Central Street, Jefferson.
Saturday, September 23rd
A deputy assisted the Jefferson Police Department with an arrest.
Brett Roberts 24 of Grand Junction was booked into the jail for driving while barred.
A deputy assisted the Jefferson Police Department in the 400 block of North Chestnut Street with a welfare check.
A deputy assisted the Jefferson Police Department with an assault in the 300 block of North Chestnut Street.
A deputy assisted an ambulance in the 900 block of Bell Street, Churdan.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle on 260th Street just east of U Avenue.
A deputy assisted with locating a bank card owner that was found at Casey’s in Grand Junction.
A deputy investigated a complaint of dirt bikes riding in a vacant lot in the 900 block of Irving Street, Scranton.
A deputy investigated a car deer accident on 190th Street near Farlin. Diane Ostrander 69 of Jefferson struck a deer with her 2013 Buick Enclave causing around $5500 dollars in damage.
Sunday, September 24th
A deputy assisted an ambulance in the 900 block of Bell Street, Churdan.
A deputy investigated a trespass complaint in the 900 block of East Hager Street, Grand Junction.
A deputy investigated a careless driving complaint on 130th Street and N Avenue.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle on 140th Street and D Avenue.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle on 220th Street and H Avenue.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle in the 1000 block of V Avenue.
A deputy assisted with an unruly child in the 1700 block of E Avenue.
A deputy assisted with an unruly child at Railroad Street and 16th Street, Grand Junction.
A deputy, Jefferson Fire Department, and Greene County EMS responded to the timber just north of 220th Street near J Avenue for a hunter that fell out of a tree stand. The hunter was taken by Greene County EMS to the Greene County Medical Center with injuries.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle on R Avenue and 220th Street.
A deputy conducted a welfare check in the 200 block of Adaza Street, Adaza.
A deputy investigated a fraud complaint in the 2400 block of Shirwood Avenue.
A deputy investigated an abandoned vehicle on U Avenue near 260th Street.
In all cases when a defendant has been charged, this is merely an accusation, and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.