A Brand New Story Every Day: Marin County Sheriff's Calls
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Sunday, April 27
DOGTOWN - At 4:59 pm a van with the potent odor of marijuana wafting from it reported to Highway Patrol. Caller also said the occupants were passing something among themselves. Highway Patrol cited driver for possession of marijuana.

DILLON BEACH - A subject booked at 2:39 am for assault. Two groups had a confrontation. One man arrested for using fists indiscriminately.

Saturday, April 26
WOODACRE - A caller at 7:51 am reported a toilet used as a planter smashed in parking lot of the Improvement Club. Toilet carried to the Improvement Club by the vandal who smashed it.

Friday, April 25
BOLINAS - Coast Guard dispatchers reported at 9:59 pm to MCSO a Coast Guard helicopter had a green laser pen pointed at it six times. Their pilot reported it appeared to be coming from a party in a backyard. Deputy checked the area and found no signs of a social gathering and saw nothing suspicious. Coast Guard advised.

MUIR BEACH - A driver reported at 3:53 pm his rental car burglarized eight days earlier. He reported goods taken valued at $4000. Report filed.

Thursday, April 24
WOODACRE - A resident reported at 3:23 pm that within the past year someone has been accessing her computer to get documents. She also reported some missing money. Advice given.

WOODACRE - A resident reported at 12:46 am a burglary occurred sometime on Tuesday. A home safe and jewerly taken.

Wednesday, April 23
MUIR BEACH - A woman sitting on an inn's lawn talking to herself rported at 10:09 pm. Her behavior worried the caller about her psychiatric health. She was arrested and booked for use of dangerous drugs.

POINT REYES STATION - A caller reported at 3:14 am a possible hazard. A kite became entangled in some high voltage wires and had its string dangling into the traffic lanes. Deputy cut off line as short as he could and called PG&E.

Tuesday, April 22
BOLINAS - A taxpayer reported at 9:25 am a Caltrans worker asleep on the side of the road with his vehicle running and lights on. Caller cited Earth Day and waste of taxpayers money. Deputy was unable to locate.

Monday, April 21
WOODACRE - At 4:28 pm a resident observed a car with a man holding a rifle. The man appeared to be pointing the rifle at something on an opposite hillside. Deputy was unable to locate.

WOODACRE - At 8:46 am the Woodacre Postmaster reported numerous alarm activations in the past days and weeks. She said the lobby is open 24 hours and she determined that homeless people were camping in the lobby. She requested extra patrols and advice. Advice given.

Sunday, April 20
INVERNESS PARK - At 8:08 am a woman who has been away from her Inverness home on vacation reported that her PG&E bill had been increasing over the past three months. She was nervous and wanted a deputy to check the house for squatters or energy tappers. Deputies checked the house and told the woman that nothing looked unusual, at which point the woman explained that her bill had jumped from $3 per month to $6 per month.

BOLINAS - At 1:00 pm a woman whose speech was slurred called to say that her dad was taking her car. Deputies checked the area but no one said they had seen her.

Saturday, April 19
DILLON BEACH - At 3:29 pm a man was arrested after getting drunk and into a fight on the beach.

INVERNESS - At 6:48 pm a neighbor reported that two men next door were yelling "Die, die!" at each other. Deputies found a man, who said he ha been arguing with his girlfriend on the phone, and told him to keep it down.

Friday, April 18
MARSHALL - At 1:29 am a local was reported in the road, eating a banana.

POINT REYES STATION - At 4:46 pm someone reported that a woman was hitting her husband's truck with a baseball bat. Deputies spoke with the woman, who agreed to grab her clothes and leave for the weekend.

Thursday, April 17
POINT REYES STATION - At 10:29 am a one-and-a-half-year-old boy called 911.

TOMALES - At 3:45 pm parents reported that their blond 14-year-old daughter had disappeared while playing in the creek. Later the girl told depupties that she had become upset with her parents and had left to get a sandwich.

Wednesday, April 16
WOODACRE - At 5:29 pm a father came home to find his 11-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter naked inside before the boy ran out the door.

TOMALES - At 6:58 pm someone reported that a neighbor had tried to cut down a eucalyptus tree, which was now hanging down, leaning against another tree.

Tuesday, April 15
MUIR WOODS - At 10:35 am a woman fell on a trail and reported that her hand was bleeding.

Monday, April 14
BOLINAS - At 11:01 am someone requested that a deputy stand by while Trader Joe's unloaded free food downtown.

BOLINAS - At 11:36 pm a woman in her late 20s who had recently been released from the county mental ward was reported to be out of control. Deputies found the woman, who was violent with them, and took her back to the hospital.

Sunday, April 13
FOREST KNOLLS - At 3:26 pm someone reported that several one-week-old black, silky chicks had been stolen from the person's chicken coop an hour after the person had refused to sell the chicks to a man who had asked to buy them a couple of days ago. A report was taken.

BOLINAS - At 11:38 pm someone reported that a woman with short, dark hair had entered the person's house and had screamed before the person moved her outside, where she was still in the driveway wearing jeans and a dark top.

Saturday, April 12
STINSON BEACH - At 12:40 am deputies assisted a 19-year-old who said he had taken both meth and acid and was throwing up.

BOLINAS - At 12:35 pm someone reported a sister who had gone to a Buddhist retreat center in Santa Rosa and had not been heard from since.

Friday, April 11
POINT REYES STATION - At 4:10 am someone was warned not to sleep in a car.

Thursday, April 10
STINSON BEACH - At 5:07 pm a man who had been home all day with his wife reported that a burglar must have entered their house and stolen his false teeth from the cup of water they were in. Deputies found no signs of entry.

LAGUNITAS - At 10:05 pm a husband reported that he and his wife's aunt had attacked one another.

Wednesday, April 9
POINT REYES STATION - At 12:36 pm a tall man in his 40s was reported loud and apparently drunk in front of the bakery.

INVERNESS - At 7:26 pm a man reported neighbors who he believed were drunk and who had just started up a woodchipper.

Tuesday, April 8
POINT REYES STATION - A junk car was dropped off for disposal at 9:19 am.

STINSON BEACH - At 9:24 pm a car covered in cobwebs and with rotted tires was marked for towing.

Monday, April 7
POINT REYES STATION - At 8:11 am someone reported that the front door of the new Wells Fargo had been egged during the weekend; the bank agreed to leave the egg until deputies took a look at it. It was noted that the bank's ATM was egged last week.

BOLINAS - At 12:16 pm someone at a surf shop claimed that Crazy Jane had posted profane notes in his window and was now parked in her white camper 20 yards from the shop. Deputies spoke with Jane, who insisted she did not write the notes.

Sunday, April 6
MARSHALL - At 6:02 pm someone called to ask about runles such as whether or not you can camp out here, or leave your car here while you launch your boat, etcetera. Deputies informed.

POINT REYES STATION - At 9:17 pm a parent reported that a 15-year-old daughter who had been fighting with her brother was out of control and banging on the door. With the parent's permission, deputies transported the girl to a friend's house to sleep.

Saturday, April 5
BOLINAS - At 2:08 am a green Ford with "psychedelic"painting on the side was tagged for towing.

BOLINAS - At 9:20 pm someone reported about 20 youths yelling and pushing each other around in the middle of Brighton Avenue. The caller was worried that they might get violent.

Friday, April 4
BOLINAS - At 2:38 pm a man called to follow up on a call made yesterday about an ex-son-in-law who presumably has an outstanding warrant for arrest.

STINSON BEACH - At 11:05 pm someone reported the theft of a red mountain bike and a blue road bike that were locked to a street sign at the bus stop earlier today.

Thursday, April 3
STINSON BEACH - At 8:54 am dark smoke was reported to the rear of the firehouse.

DILLON BEACH - At 9:49 pm a woman who had just eaten a popsicle that she said was not sealed and tasted strange to say that her heart was racing. She thought she may be having an anxiety attack.

Wednesday, April 2
POINT REYES STATION - At 4:33 am a cob-webbed car was marked for towing.

WOODACRE - At 2:46 pm someone was reported to have fallen from a horse.

Tuesday, April 1
WOODACRE - A woman at 9:10 am reported that her husband may be hacking into her computer.

BOLINAS - At 2:38 pm someone complained that Crazy Jane, dressed in a red jacket and wearing burlap wrapped around her head, was yelling for the last hour outside the library. Deputies found Jane, who had finished yelling, and told her of the complaint. Jane said she would not yell anymore for the remainder of the day.

Monday, March 31
FOREST KNOLLS - At 6:57 pm a landlord called to say that a tenant, who is being evicted tomorrow, is busy packing things that the house had been furnished with before the tenant moved in. Deputies inspected the house and found that the items had not actually been taken.

INVERNESS - At 8:20 pm someone complained that a neighbor was "doing residential construction." Deputies found that the neighbor was in fact constructing picture frames for an art show.

Sunday, March 30
BOLINAS - At 3:47 am a huge, loud party was reported at the bottom of the little mesa. Deputies calmed it down.

STINSON BEACH - At 4:28 pm a woman reported that her mother's ex-boyfriend, with whom she has a tumultuous relationship, had come to the house and taken her mother's dog, without permission, to Oakland.

Saturday, March 29
BOLINAS - At 1:46 pm a Bolinas man calling from Novato reported that his ex-wife was inside his house and was breaking things.

BOLINAS - At 9:13 pm someone reported seeing a man and woman pull a mattress into a grey van that was packed with lots of stuff. The person had also seen them changing clothes in the street. Deputies found no one at the van, but marked it for towing.

Friday, March 28
INVERNESS - At 2:02 am someone asked that an older Mercedes that had been parked for three years on or near her property be towed.

INVERNESS - At 12:13 pm a woman called to say that a report she made earlier of a stolen ham radio was unnecessary; she had since found it.

Thursday, March 27
BOLINAS - At 12:01 am a woman called to ask deputies to check on a house her family owned in town, which had a history of harboring drunks and drug addicts. The caretaker's phone line had been disconnected and she had been unable to get in touch with him for three weeks.

FAIRFAX - At 1:01 pm a woman reported that an unmarked, dark blue helicopter was hovering very low above her house. Deputies found that the helicopter was delivering olive trees to a neighbor.

Wednesday, March 26
NICASIO - At 12:08 pm a small indoor dog set off a house alarm.

STINSON BEACH - At 9:01 pm someone reported seein an older man peeing on a neighbor's property, near a silver Vanagon he appeared to be staying in. Deputies contacted the man, who was planning to stay overnight in the van with a woman, but decided against it.

Tuesday, March 25
TOMALES - At 3:14 pm a daughter reported in broken English that her mother's social security number had been used by a company in Petaluma.

WOODACRE - At 4:40 pm someone reported that cans of paint were exploding in a fire on the deck of the person's house. CHP was already assisting.

Monday, March 24
POINT REYES STATION - At 6:14 pm someone reported that two aluminum ladders, with a value of $400, had been stolen out of the front yard in the last two weeks. After checking the property, deputies found that the ladders had been moved to the other side of the yard, possibly by landscapers.

OLEMA - At 7:58 pm someone reported a large, black horse running free three miles south of the Olema Deli. Deputies ended up helping workers from Stewart Ranch corral the animal, which was a cow, back onto their property.

Sunday, March 23
SAN GERONIMO - At 10:30 am someone complained that two women and a large dog had been sleeping in a white sedan for the past three or four days. Deputies spoke with one of them; she denied having slept in the car.

POINT REYES STATION - A man at 12:06 pm called to ask for help contacting his 8-year-old daughter, whom he has never met but believes lives in Bolinas. He said that although he has no parental rights, he was "straightening up", and thought he could "see how his girl is". Deputies encouraged him to abide by the court ruling.

Saturday, March 22
DILLON BEACH - At 11:49 am someone reported that a boat had capsized and two people were in the water.

BOLINAS - At 6:56 pm a woman reported that her backpack had been stolen and was spotted in a locked, blue 1990s Volvo station wagon across the street from her house.

Friday, March 21
STINSON BEACH - At 1:50 pm a deputy spoke with a resident who, similar to last week, reported that a former friend had come into the resident's house uninvited and had taken M&Ms.

POINT REYES STATION - At 4:54 pm someone called concerned about a strange-looking man driving a black Mustang with two children inside; one of the children was not sitting in a carseat.

Thursday, March 20
FOREST KNOLLS - At 9:56 pm a tenant called to ask about tenant and landlord issues, but was being vague about her situation.

Wednesday, March 19
BOLINAS - A woman at 8:39 am reported that skin products amounting to a $145 value were stolen from her purse, which had been left overnight inside her unlocked Subaru Outback.

Tuesday, March 18
FOREST KNOLLS - At 8:37 am a son reported $200 missing from his mom's purse, which had been left in her car overnight.

BOLINAS - At 11:56 pm CHP asked deputies to meet at the Bolinas and Highway One intersection to discuss the hit-and-run suspect, who was arrested a short time later.

Monday, March 17
TOMALES - At 11:30 am a mother alerted deputies that Tomales High had called to ask her to pick up her son, who was banging on windows in his classroom.

BOLINAS - At 7:34 pm a tenant reported that a landlord had taken the tenant's belongings and placed them outside; the tenant had a backlog of unpaid rent. Both of them had been drinking, but they agreed on a date to settle the rent and deputies encouraged them to avoid each other for the rest of the day.

Sunday, March 16
BOLINAS - At 8:28 pm deputies got a report through a Spanish translator that someone had seen several women taking drugs in a car, and on Overlook had been asked whether he had any drugs.

FAIRFAX - At 10:30 pm a man called from a care home to say that his roommate, a woman in her 50's and taking psych meds, had come out of her room yelling and screaming for no reason, and had knocked on his door wanting to talk to him about evil in the world.

Saturday, March 15
STINSON BEACH - At 8:49 am a shop owner reported that a couple of days ago a 19-year-old had come into the store smelling like a bottle of wine, and had left toward Seadrift.

BOLINAS - At 11:17 am someone called to complain that airplanes were flying too low overhead and were not showing up on the radar. She said she also called the airport.

Friday, March 14
BOLINAS - At 11:17 am a woman called and complained about checks; deputies noted that she was not making much sense.

MARSHALL - At 4:06 pm a large black Winnebago towing a car was reported disabled on a tight turn and was totally blocking the road.

Thursday, March 13
STINSON BEACH - At 5:17 pm someone reported an attempted burglary.

Wednesday, March 12
NICASIO - A motorist at 4:09 pm reported seeing an old Ford pickup drop 80, 2-foot tall marijuana plants near the reservoir 10 minutes ago. The pickup was headed toward Fairfax. Rangers dealt with the plants, which were on Open Space land.

WOODACRE - At 7:20 pm a man reported feeling threatened by a former friend while at his mother's house and at work, and wanted a report taken.

Tuesday, March 11
TOMALES - At 4:44 pm a 17-year-old reported a dislocated shoulder.

STINSON BEACH - At 8:02 pm a fight between an 11-year-old girl and her mother was reported. The girl had thrown a chair and had punched her mom in the chest. Both were calm by the time deputies arrived.

Monday, March 10
OLEMA - At 8:55 pm someone reported a homeless person at the Sacred Heart church who was asking about a place to stay. Deputies took the woman to downtown Point Reyes Station.

Sunday, March 9
FOREST KNOLLS - At 3:23 pm someone reported that an unwanted person had entered the caller's house uninvited, and though the person left when asked to, the person had uttered rude comments on the way out.

WOODACRE - At 4:36 pm someone asked if they could remove a temporary monument that had been erected on a roadside for a person who had died there.

Saturday, March 8
BOLINAS - At 10:00 am a 75-year-old man was reported on Wharf Road, yelling about selling his art. The caller said the man had been yelling and cursing all morning. Deputies told the man to quiet down.

BOLINAS - At 8 pm some young adults at a quincinera party accidentally dialed 911.

Thursday, March 6
BOLINAS - At 10:03 am an 84-year-old woman called to say she was feeling dizzy and not well in her head.

TOMALES - At 3:35 pm a student was found extremely drunk in school. The student was taken to the principal's office, then transported to Petaluma Valley Hospital, and eventually released to parents, and cited for public drunkenness.

Wednesday, March 5
INVERNESS - At 11:23 am someone complained that a man was "cutting up an old car for scrap and draining oil into the creek." Deputies found that the man had dismantled his vehicle on state property, but that less than a gallon of oil and gas had spilled--none of it getting into the creek--so as long as he cleaned it up things were good.

Tuesday, March 4
FAIRFAX - At 1:44 pm a 70-year-old woman reported injuring her ankle near the dam, about a half-mile up from the Lagunitas picnic parking lot. No bone was sticking out, she said.

WOODACRE - At 2:41 pm a man who wants to throw a party this summer called to ask about the noise ordinance.

Monday, March 3
FAIRFAX - At 6:33 pm a man reported that he had lost his wife an hour ago on the Lily Gulch Trail. He was standing by his car above Alpine Dam, and his cell phone was losing power.

STINSON BEACH - At 8:25 pm a woman reported getting numerous harassing text messages from her boyfriend's wife.

Sunday, March 2
TOMALES - At 12:28 am a man wearing a black hat, green jacket and gray shoes, who had no money for a taxi, was reported on the road, looking for a ride to Sebastopol. He said he had lost his wallet and then decided that he really had no particular destination.

BOLINAS - Someone at 2:02 pm reported a man in an old red van near the tennis courts who appeared to be selling and possibly making drugs.

Saturday, March 1
POINT REYES STATION - At 3:56 pm someone reported that a 2005 Ford truck was broken into while parked at the Randall Trailhead.

TOMALES - At 10:33 pm someone reported a car in a ditch off the Tomales-Petaluma Road, and two Angus cows were herded back into a field across from the Spaletta ranch.

Thursday, February 28
FOREST KNOLLS - At 8:45 am a woman reported several fraudulent charges on her credit card. A report was taken.

FAIRFAX - At 1:40 pm someone called to say a man with short black hair and a red shirt appeared to be having sex with a woman in a black Honda Accord.

Wednesday, February 27
MARSHALL - A contractor at 10:31 am accidentally set off an alarm outside the sauna door because he did not enter the code quickly enough.

BOLINAS - At 9:51 pm a 27-year-old man had fallen, possibly drunk or having over-dosed, outside a church on Brighton Avenue.

Tuesday, February 26
BOLINAS - A 50-year-old man was found hung to death at 9:38 am.

BOLINAS - At 4:33 pm someone reported that the man with whom he had been arguing had just poured a beer on him and had left with his two black dogs. The caller did not want a report, and stated that they were both simply upset about their friend, who had died that day.

Monday, February 25
POINT REYES STATION - At 4:18 pm a young man who had run away from home was returned to his mother. Deputies issued him a citation at the mother's request.

Sunday, February 24
FOREST KNOLLS - At 9:42 am someone reported that the top of a power pole had snapped off overnight. The lines were down but there seemed not to be any danger.

LAGUNITAS - At 12:16 pm a woman who has emphysema asked for help building a fire in her fireplace.

Saturday, February 23
NICASIO - A suicide by gunshot was reported at 2:10 am. Coroners removed the body.

BOLINAS - A resident at 7:06 pm reported an electrical fire in the lines in front of the resident's house. The lines were shut off and moved off the road, and traffic control was provided for PG&E and the fire department.

Friday, February 22
DILLON BEACH - At 4:45 pm someone reported that several people were camping on the beach. When the person asked them to leave, one member of the group agreed to go "as soon as his friends come back from collecting shells."

MARSHALL - A black Honda was reported swerving all over the road at 5:45 pm.

Thursday, February 21
FOREST KNOLLS - At 1:39 pm a man called deputies, weeping, and said that he wanted to talk with someone about getting sober from alcohol. The man was taken to Helen Vine.

OLEMA - At 5:03 pm someone reported a disturbed looking woman walking south without a coat. Deputies checked the area.

Wednesday, February 20
INVERNESS - A caller at 9:57 am reported an unfamiliar woman walking her bicycle and screaming at nobody. Deputies found the woman, who said she was fine and did not want any help.

LAGUNITAS - At 1:18 pm a resident reported that a UPS driver had entered the resident's house. Advice was given.

Tuesday, February 19
POINT REYES STATION - At 9:30 am a woman asked for help retrieving her belongings from a place she used to live in; her ex-roommate had not responded to calls asking him to return them, since she does not own a car. Deputies advised the woman to call back when she has a car.

STINSON BEACH - A person at 10:22 pm asked for help tracking a child who was driving down from Portland and was due at 6 pm. The person wanted to know if GPS could be used to track the child's cell phone. Advice was given, and the child later showed up.

Monday, February 18
WOODACRE - At 11:08 am someone reported that around 10:30 am three men in a pickup pulled up alongside the property and dropped some stone, which had damaged the person's fence. Deputies found the men, who were working nearby, and asked them to remove the rock. There was no real damage done to the fence.

DILLON BEACH - At 7:08 pm a woman called from the store to report three carloads of people who were camping on the beach and had built a bonfire.

Sunday, February 17
STINSON BEACH - At 12:08 pm deputies spoke with the parents of a couple of kids who removed a piece of a coffee cart during the night.

DILLON BEACH - At 10:08 pm someone called to say that four men were throwing fireworks into the dunes. Deputies checked the area and talked with other campers who said they had heard fireworks but they had stopped an hour ago.

Saturday, February 16
TOMALES - Two children called from the school yelling "murder" in a background at 11:05 am. An announcement was made in the gym not to use the pay phone to make prank calls.

FAIRFAX - At 6:35 pm deputies got a report of a blonde man in his twenties wearing a plaid flannel shirt who smelled like he was drunk. Deputies found the man and cited him for public drunkenness.

Friday, February 15
DILLON BEACH - A caller at 9:35 am was worried that a couple of surfers were swept away after seeing only one of three men who had gone into the water a half an hour ago come out. The caller then spotted the men at the north end of the shore, and found they were okay.

POINT REYES STATION - At 1:35 pm someone reported a jacked up black Chevy that had driven by a few minutes earlier and had shot paintballs on the Point Reyes-Petaluma Road.

Thursday, February 14
FOREST KNOLLS - At 9:23 am a person was cited for trespassing and dumping on a private tank site.

WOODACRE - A woman at 10:21 am reported that a man in a 1965 blue Chevy was swerving in and out of the lane and had thrown coffee in her window.

Wednesday, February 13
INVERNESS PARK - At 1:54 pm a loose white dog was reported on Sir Francis Drake near Balboa. Deputies found the dog, called the owner and returned it to its home.

SAN GERONIMO - A deputy at 10:12 pm marked a tire on a parked car with a penny.

Tuesday, February 12
TOMALES - At 3:02 am a landlord reported that her tenant's brown travel trailer had been parked in the driveway for the past six months, and she wanted it removed. Deputies explained the procedure for removing private property.

FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 11:38 am reported that a Yamaha scooter had been taken from her unlocked barn on Tamal Road during the night. A report was taken.

Monday, February 11
SAN GERONIMO - At 9:21 pm someone reported that a man was in the post office, drunk and with his pants down. Deputies found that the man was in fact not drunk, but lost. He requested a ride over White's Hill, and was taken.

Sunday, February 10
TOMALES - A resident at 2:22 pm asked that deputies make a welfare check on a 60-year-old man whom the resident said had already consumed two bottles of wine today and was unable to get around. Deputies found the man in well-enough condition, and a report was taken.

BOLINAS - At 5:15 pm a ranger reported a suspicious man with two large dogs on the north side of the Bolinas-Fairfax Road. The man had come out of the bushes, and the ranger suspected something illegal was going on. Deputies responded.

Saturday, February 9
OLEMA - At 2:54 am an alarm went off in the Olema Farmhouse Restaurant. Deputies found a glass clock broken on the floor, and assumed this was what set off the alarm.

INVERNESS - At 10:07 pm someone reported that two very drunk individuals had just driven away in a sedan. Deputies found the driver not to be under the influence.

Friday, February 8
FAIRFAX - A resident at 6:01 pm reported many - roughly 30 - cows, which were not usually there, were on the ridge above the resident's house. The resident "believed they were real," though deputies did not find any there.

INVERNESS - A resident at 11:22 pm called to say that numerous trucks with bright lights were in the area, and wanted the area to be checked. Deputies did not find any.

Thursday, February 7
WOODACRE - At 7:58 pm someone called to say they had been called by a woman who said she "had no reason to live" and was going to take the 80 Xanax and 20 Ambien pills she had. Deputies checked the residence, which was uninhabitable, and did not find anyone in the area who knew about the woman.

Wednesday, February 6
LAGUNITAS - At 9:10 am a woman reported that she saw a UFO at around 5:30 am. She wanted an OFCR to call her back, but wished to remain anonymous. The woman was called four times and did not answer.

MARSHALL - A resident at 11:10 pm said that the resident's daughter, who just had an eye operation and could not see, was alone in her house but thought she heard someone enter. The owner said the same door has opened and closed on its own in the past. Deputies found no one prowling.

Tuesday, February 5
MARSHALL - At 7:40 am a resident reported that she had hit a deer on the road and did not know if it had lived. She said her skid marks would make the exact location apparent.

Sunday, February 3
STINSON BEACH - At 8:20 am, a woman called to report that her caregiver had slapped her in the face, breaking a tooth.

NICASIO - A resident at 11:34 am reported that 25 cows were in his backyard. They appeared to come from a Lucas Valley property, but he had no luck talking with the owners there. Deputies cleared the cows off the road, and waited for people from the Silveira ranch to escort them back over the hill.

Saturday, February 2
BOLINAS - A woman at 8:02 am reported that her son "is in the kitchen making coffee and talking to himself." The woman wanted him out. Deputies told the man to go.

BOLINAS - At 10:27 am a caller reported a stolen 1999 white Plymouth Voyager. The caller suspected a 15-year-old foster child, and suggested deputies look in the Tenderloin in San Francisco. The San Francisco Police Department decided to handle the recovery of the vehicle, and booked a suspect that day.

Thursday, January 31
BOLINAS - At 8:39 am a woman asked for help in getting rid of a couple of tenants, who had written a letter to her asking for money, and claiming she had harmed their dog. Advice was given.

STINSON BEACH - At 10:26 pm a mudslide was reported across both sides of Highway One. The fire department called CHP.

Wednesday, January 30
FOREST KNOLLS - At 2:39 pm a person reported an ongoing problem with a neighbor, who had recently vandalized the person's car, and made threats. Advice was given.

Tuesday, January 29
BOLINAS - A man at 10:02 am reported that someone had just thrown dirt in his face during an argument about his dog being off a leash. He did not want a report taken.

FAIRFAX - At 5:28 pm a man reported that he had lost one of his hikers, a 61-year-old in a blue raincoat and orange baseball cap. Deputies searched, and returned the missing hiker to his party.

Monday, January 28
WOODACRE - At 6:08 pm a woman reported that her 14-year-old daughter, who has a history of assault, was "out of control." The teen was transported to juvenile care, and a report was taken.

Sunday, January 27
WOODACRE - At 1:50 am a resident reported that wires were down near a neighor's house and were "arcing and flaming up intermittently." PG&E and the Fire Department responded.

POINT REYES STATION - At 9:11 am deputies saw what looked like power lines hanging down from the Western Saloon.

Saturday, January 26
OLEMA - At 2:44 pm residents of the Vedanta retreat reported hearing 7 to 10 gunshots coming from the Olema area. Deputies found that it was rangers shooting.

Friday, January 25
BOLINAS - At 10:49 am a woman called to talk with a deputy about "her situation," which was that her son had been up at 3 am making coffee, disturbing her from sleep. Deputies advised, and the woman called back to say that she wasn't sure if she had spoken to a deputy or someone else. The deputy assured her that she had talked with him, and she replied that she did remember his voice. She also said that she did not want a deputy to come to the house since she didn't want "the situation to escalate."

BOLINAS - At 1:16 pm a woman who had spoken earlier with a deputy reported that she was still upset with her son, who was "in the kitchen talking inappropriately," and wanted someone to come to the house. Deputies came and consoled them.

Thursday, January 24
FOREST KNOLLS - At 7:09 am a resident reported that she was concerned about an employee who had not showed up to work yesterday. She had called his cell phone and found that it was turned off. Deputies contacted the man, who was fine and said he would call his boss.

WOODACRE - An alarm at the post office went off at 6:14 pm.

Wednesday, January 23
BOLINAS - At 2:02 am a person was seen sleeping in a vehicle on Brighton Avenue.

Tuesday, January 22
POINT REYES STATION - At 4:08 pm a man called to report that sometime between 4 pm and 4 am his green '96 Mercury Villager had disappeared from his driveway. Deputies located the van in the Palace Market parking lot, and after talking with the owner concluded that he had simply forgotten where he parked it.

NICASIO - At 4:40 pm the driver of a Toyota Tundra became stuck in mud at mile marker 4.4.

Monday, January 21
MARSHALL - At 7:15 am a patient in intensive care at a Kaiser hospital requested help contacting his or her family. Deputies got no answer at the number, so they left a note at the house for the family to call the hospital.

Sunday, January 20
MARSHALL - At 12:55 am a resident reported two black and white cows on the edge of the road. Deputies helped the cows to the other side of the fence.

Saturday, January 19
MARSHALL - A resident at 12:22 pm reported that her neighbor was shooting a gun on his property, and that it was not uncommon for him to do so. She did not want to file a report, only advice about what to do.

INVERNESS - A resident at 10:19 pm reported that she had lost her wallet, which held her drivers license, social security card and some cash, somewhere in Bolinas. Deputies left a message at the woman's home.

Thursday, January 17
MUIR WOODS - At 9:16 am a person reported that the day before, a man in his thirties, roughly 5' 8" and a red-head, had jumped in front of the person's car and demanded money. Deputies advised.

BOLINAS - At 4:01 pm a resident reported that, while trying to get her mail at the post office, a man wearing black had waved his hands at her, as if she should know who he was, trying to direct her passage through the road. Deputies found that the film production crew had the proper permits.

Wednesday, January 16
INVERNESS - At 3:16 pm a man called to say that he had just come home and found that the back door was open and his pain medication had been stolen from the kitchen. Nothing else was stolen. The man wanted a report taken so he could get more medication from his doctor.

Tuesday, January 15
STINSON BEACH - At 8:15 pm a woman complained that a neighbor was repeatedly using the community center's dumpsters and throwing boxes into the recycling bins. The woman had unsuccessfully tried many times to deal with the man herself. Deputies spoke with the man, who denied dumping even though he has a history of it.

Monday, January 14
INVERNESS - At 1:51 am a housesitter reported that a door was banging somewhere in the house. Deputies checked the house and decided it must have been an animal on the back deck.

Sunday, January 13
MUIR WOODS - A hiker at 5:58 pm called in lost at the intersection of Ben Johnson and Dipsea Trails, and wanted to know how to get back to the parking lot. State park officials confirmed that the hiker returned safely.

Saturday, January 12
BOLINAS - At 1:32 pm a resident requested advice regarding her neighbor, who keeps coming into her yard and perhaps into her house. The resident, whose husband - also the landlord - is out of town, would like to place a restraining order on the neighbor. Advice was given.

POINT REYES STATION - At 4:18 pm a resident reported getting phone messages claiming that the IRS needed to talk to him about "expenditures". He concluded that it must have been a practical joke.

Friday, January 11
TOMALES - At 11:06 pm a resident called to report that her daughter had been bitten by another girl during a basketball game at Tomales High earlier in the day. The woman had taken her daughter to the hospital, where doctors confirmed the teeth marks.

Thursday, January 10
OLEMA - At 4:52 pm a man reported that his wife had gone missing while hunting mushrooms. Deputies responded, and the woman was later reunited with her husband.

POINT REYES STATION - A resident at 10:15 pm reported people on his property, on the far side of a pond 50 yards from his house. The people seemed to be looking at him. The man later realized that the people were in fact reflections in the pond from the neighboring house.

Wednesday, January 9
BOLINAS - At 12:59 pm a resident called to report that a man was walking around a house, in which no one but the caller and the caretaker were allowed. When the caller confronted the man, he said he was "at the agency." Later, when the caller served the man small claims papers, he refused to look at them, and called 911.

Tuesday, January 8
FAIRFAX - A resident at 6:24 pm reported that a man in a colored jacket and dark pants had come to his door claiming to be a solicitor. Deputies contacted the man and told him he needed a permit.

Monday, January 7
MARSHALL - At 11:57 am a resident said she had lent blankets to Deputy Chuck Thompson the day before, when a man had been pulled out of Tomales Bay and needed to be wrapped. She wanted the blankets back.

Sunday, January 6
POINT REYES STATION - At 9:44 pm the Marin County Fire Department acquired the clothing and sleeping bag belonging to a subject who had nearly drowned before being pulled from the water at Marshall Boatworks.

MARSHALL - At 8:41 pm a resident reported a prowler with a flashlight outside. Deputies checked the area.

Saturday, January 5
INVERNESS - At 1:28 pm a resident reported a 54-year old man in a blue jacket and jeans yelled and threw a candy bar at her. He left in a black GMC towards the lighthouse. A report was taken.

Wednesday, January 2
SAN GERONIMO - At 3:30 am a resident reported a school bus had been spray painted with the words "school bus" sometime in the last two days.

Sunday, December 30
FAIRFAX - At 10:07 am a resident reported that four bags of urine were left on a porch during the night.

Saturday, December 29
POINT REYES - At 7:06 am a resident reported a large, black bull loose on Highway One. Deputies arranged for the bull to be put "back where he belongs."

Thursday, December 27
BOLINAS - At 10:40 am a deer, which had drowned after being attacked by coyotes was retrieved from the lagoon.

Wednesday, December 26
LAGUNITAS - At 11:54 am deputies assisted a 69-year-old woman who emerged from a fire "dazed" but breathing okay.

Saturday, December 8
INVERNESS - At 10:36 am a resident received threats from a San Francisco Chronicle employee; he had previously asked to be placed on the do not call list. Advice was given.

Thursday, December 6
TOMALES - At 7:09 pm a man, with a reputation for acting crazy when he drinks, was seen purchasing alcohol at the General Store. According to the reporting party, the man is not supposed to drink near the store. Employees of the William Tell were told to call if he shows up.

INVERNESS PARK - At 11:14 pm deputies assisted a man in the throes of "strange sensations."

Monday, December 3
SAN GERONIMO - A resident at 4:51 pm was given advice regarding another resident, who is staying up on a mountain near her home.

Sunday, December 2
LAGUNITAS - At 2:14 am a resident reported a raucous party–involving drums, among other noises–though the resident did not know where it was coming from. The party turned out to be of the birthday variety, and, at that, a fortieth.

TOMALES - At 4:29 pm a resident reported that her son had spotted two people going under a bridge with 20 to 30 bags of junk. The subjects were contacted and told to move along.

Saturday, December 1
FOREST KNOLLS - A 40-year old man at 8:33 pm was reportedly making threats and refusing to leave a bar.

Monday, November 26
BOLINAS - At 6:07 pm a resident reported a man and a woman cohabitating in a gray SUV, whose engine they turn on periodically. Advice was given.

MARSHALL - At 5:43 pm a resident reported that a man, who was standing next to his vehicle, was causing a nuisance (beer-swilling, music-blasting).

Friday, November 23
BOLINAS - At 12:11 pm a twenty-year old woman, whose body had been written on, was walking around and "babbling." She told deputies that she was yelling because she wanted her friend to buy her something, and also because she was happy after having some good turkey.

Tuesday, November 20
DILLON BEACH - At 6:43 pm a woman claimed that a drunken man had jumped out of his truck after hitting her vehicle. The subject was detained by the woman's husband and charged with driving under the influence.

Monday, November 19
STINSON BEACH - Deputies at 3:54 pm addressed a long-standing civil dispute between two neighbors. One neighbor claims that the other chopped the leach line on a septic system with a pick axe.

Sunday, November 18
STINSON BEACH - A Marin Open Space ranger at 1:13 pm left a boat on the dock with the drainage plug still open. Still tied to the dock, the boat sunk.

Friday, November 16
POINT REYES STATION - A woman at 5:29 pm said that it smelled like propane outside her home. Firemen said that the smell was just dryer sheets.

Thursday, November 15
FAIRFAX - A man at 12:31 pm reported that his identity had been stolen.

Monday, November 12
FAIRFAX - At 2:31 pm a woman said that someone resembling Jerry Garcia had followed her in his white Ford Explorer earlier in the day.

Saturday, November 10
FAIRFAX - At 11:45 pm a resident reported that a friend was complaining about stomach pain, claiming that he needed to go to a hospital. Deputies arrived and booked the man for possession of methamphetamines and being under the influence of a controlled substance. He was also charged with a U.S. Army warrant for desertion.

Friday, November 9
BOLINAS - At 11:25 am a resident reported hearing a woman screaming on Wharf Road. Another woman was apparently trying to calm her down. Deputies spoke with one of the subjects who said she and her friend were just "chanting for good aura."

Thursday, November 8
NICASIO - At 8:51 pm there was a large fake buffalo in the road. It was removed.

Monday, November 5
FAIRFAX - At 4:44 pm a woman reported that her teenage daughter was approached by a man in his forties. The man said that he had been watching the girl walk home from school. He gave her a token, a picture of an altar, and motioned for her to come into his car. A report was taken.

Saturday, November 3
STINSON BEACH - At 4:54 pm a 23-year-old woman was stung on the eyelid by a wasp. She showed no signs of an allergic reaction.

BOLINAS - A resident at 4:20 pm said that a man named Gonzalez brandished an ax. Gonzalez put the ax down when asked to do so, and then head-butted the resident, who was so drunk when deputies arrived that it was impossible to obtain necessary information.

Thursday, November 1
BOLINAS - A resident at 1:02 pm claimed that a skinny man has been rifling through the resident's vehicle. The man was located and cited by deputies.

Tuesday, October 30
INVERNESS - A resident at 5:42 pm reported an elderly man in a cream-colored Jaguar who had been hanging out in a parking lot since yesterday. He vowed to remain there indefinitely. Deputies convinced him to move after the night.

Monday, October 29
POINT REYES STATION - At 6:00 pm a resident reported an ongoing problem with barking dogs. The dogs' owners agreed to purchase bark collars.

Friday, October 26
OLEMA - At 11:29 pm cows obstructed eager cars on Sir Francis Drake Blvd. A farmer herded the cows away.

STINSON BEACH - At 3:00 pm a 17-year-old kid was dizzy after being hit in the face by weight-lifting equipment.

Wednesday, October 24
LAGUNITAS - At 2:30 pm a woman asked about a restraining order against two people who are threatening, hostile, and showering in their old apartment. Advice was given.

POINT REYES STATION - At 1:22 pm a 16-year old girl told deputies she had taken drugs and was "freaking out.". Deputies were unable to contact the girl at her home.

Tuesday, October 23
TOMALES - A woman told deputies at 11:10 pm that a man dressed in red plaid pajamas had tried to run her over with his blue Chrysler Voyager van.

Saturday, October 20
WOODACRE - At 8:35 am a man said that a large rock was hurled through the back window of his vehicle the previous night. The man said that his vehicle has been a target for vandals in the past. He requested deputies provide surplus night patrol in the area for one month.

BOLINAS - A resident at 9:20 pm said they heard blaring music and people screaming in the area, as if a rock concert were taking place nearby. Deputies found the area quiet.

Thursday, October 18
WOODACRE - A tenant was trying at 11:24 pm to retrieve his stuff from an apartment he is vacating. The property owner recently died. Some of the deceased's relatives were standing in the driveway.

Monday, October 15
STINSON BEACH - At 7:34 in the evening a resident expressed concern that an acquaintance might be driving his vehicle under the influence of either valium or oxycontin.

Saturday, October 13
TOMALES - At 7:47 pm a gentleman told deputies that a white full-size pick-up truck trespassed on his property last night, did donut spins and honked its horn. The same vehicle was on the property several times last week. Advice was given.

Friday, October 12
LAGUNITAS - A resident told deputies at 1:56 pm that she was looking at a house for sale that was supposedly vacant. She found a couple in their 30's, two cats, three kittens, and filth and garbage on the property. She suspected that the people might be squatting on the premises.

Thursday, October 10
POINT REYES STATION - At 12:28 pm a 95-year-old woman fell from a folding chair and was unable to get up. No more information is available.

BOLINAS - A woman told deputies at 11:29 am that a "trailer full of junk" has been parked in the same place for a year. The woman said that the owner was cutting brush down on her property and looked her in the face and said, "You don't know what I'm going to do to you." Deputies spoke to the man and marked his trailer to be towed.

Monday, October 8
BOLINAS - At 6:18 pm a gentleman told deputies that a homeless man named "Rickey" had bumped into him in passing, shoving him up against a wall and bruising his head. No words were exchanged. Advice was given.

Sunday, October 7
INVERNESS PARK - At 12:26 pm a man reported that trespassers deputies had searched for earlier had returned. Deputies found no merit to his report. The reporting party "is on several medications that may cause hallucinations."

Saturday, October 6
POINT REYES STATION - An elderly woman reported at 6:49 am that she had fallen from her bed and was unable to get up. Medics assisted.

Tuesday, October 2
STINSON BEACH - At 11:51 am deputies received reports that a longhaired man in a kayak was wearing nothing but a tie-dye shirt.

Monday, October 1
MUIR BEACH - At 1:00 pm a resident reported that a chunky, curly-haired, 20-something-year-old male had left a large bag full of clothing and books in a donation box. Deputies suspect the "items may have been donated."

Saturday, September 29
POINT REYES STATION - At 10:45 pm it was reported that a 16-year-old boy had taken four or five Lecithin 1200mg pills and drank a bottle of apricot brandy. Medics assisted.

POINT REYES STATION- At 1:43 pm a man received a phone call from someone "asking for money or he'd be killed." The subject on the phone "gave...meeting places in [San Francisco] and Pleasant Hill. A child left a message for the [gentleman] to deliver money to a location in San Francisco." Advice was given.

Wednesday, September 26
BOLINAS - At 11:57 pm a woman reported that she was sitting on the beach looking at the moon when she was approached by two women with a dog who told her to leave the beach. Deputies approached the subjects and were told that the woman had been sitting nearby, staring at them, which "creeped [them] out." No further action was taken.

Tuesday, September 25
POINT REYES STATION - At 8:44 am it was reported that a "hayworker" had fallen off a 10-foot-tall haystack. Medics assisted.

Saturday, September 22
STINSON BEACH - At 8:39 am a resident reported an ongoing parking problem with a neighbor who parks in the road and leaves his car doors open. Advice was given.

Friday, September 21
MUIR BEACH - At 5:31 pm a resident reported that two men in their forties were throwing golf balls at him or her. Advice was given.

Thursday, September 20
LAGUNITAS - At 9:59 pm a resident reported that a subject was in the parking lot "honking the horn and swearing." The subject was booked for malicious mischief.

FAIRFAX - At 11:24 am a resident said that $2800 was missing from his or her sock drawer. It was suspected that the money disappeared following a visit by a cleaning service the previous day. A report was taken.

Wednesday, September 19
LAGUNITAS - At 4:43 pm it was reported that a 5 year-old girl was stung "at least 50 times by yellow jackets." Medics assisted.

Sunday, September 16
WOODACRE - At 6:03 am deputies received a report of a prowler. The resident "stated that it may have been her neighbor looking for her cat."

Saturday, September 15
FOREST KNOLLS - At 10:04 pm deputies responded to reports of juveniles throwing plums at passing vehicles. The juveniles were "admonished" and released to parents.

Friday, September 14
WOODACRE - A report was taken at 5:20 pm about a limping and possibly injured dog. The dog was not injured: it only had three legs.

Monday, September 10
BOLINAS - Deputies responded at 3:17 pm to a long-standing domestic dispute. The reporting party said that his neighbor was poking him in the chest. The parties involved were advised to keep their distance from each other.

Saturday, September 8
BOLINAS - At 2:51 am a resident stated that a group of bikers were harassing people in front of a bar. When asked to leave they refused.

Thursday, September 6
FAIRFAX - At 2:12 pm a resident reported repeatedly seeing an individual hiking out of the trees in the morning. Deputies visited the area but found no signs of an encampment. Continuing surveillance will be conducted.

MARSHALL - At 7:23 pm a restaurant employee reported that three men had been standing around a vehicle "yelling and screaming for the past two hours." The individual heard a loud explosion, possibly a "gunshot or fireworks." Upon investigation, the sound was found to be an oyster that had exploded in a fire pit. The subjects in question were fishing and playing their car stereo. They agreed to keep the music down and the oysters out of the fire.

Wednesday, September 5
WOODACRE - At 8:36 pm a man was reported sitting on a curb looking at a piece of paper with a flashlight for an inordinate amount of time. Deputies approached him and, upon learning that he was a member of a nonprofit coalition waiting for colleagues, deemed him above suspicion.

Sunday, September 2
POINT REYES - A resident at 8:26 am reported "a lot of black cows wandering loose".

WOODACRE - A resident at 3:39 pm reported that her mother and brother took her piano in 2004. Advice was given.

Thursday, August 30
BOLINAS - At 1:22 am, a deputy helped a man who had locked his keys in his car. The deputy opened the door with his "trusty slim-jim".

Wednesday, August 29
STINSON BEACH - At 2:53 pm, a resident reported that someone was calling on her cell phone and "freaking her out". Deputies advised the woman to contact her phone company to explore her options.

Tuesday, August 28
LAGUNITAS - At 11:41 pm, a resident reported a "high pitched noise in an unknown location". A deputy parked in the area heard only crickets.

POINT REYES - A 60-year old male resident at 4:06 pm reported that he had fallen from the toilet, hit the bathtub, and cut the top of his head.

Sunday, August 26
FAIRFAX - At 2:36 pm a resident found a two-year old in her front yard unattended. Deputies discovered that the child had gotten out of a back yard gate, which his parents thought was locked. They advised the parents on safety procedures.

Saturday, August 25
STINSON BEACH - At 7:07 pm a woman who had been involved in a verbal argument trespassed and urinated on a resident's property. Deputies admonished the woman.

Wednesday, August 22
POINT REYES - At 4:40 am a woman reported a possible break-in. It was discovered it was her son trying to get into the house.

BOLINAS - A resident at 3:30 pm reported that a man was yelling at people. Deputies discovered that the man in question is deaf, and believes he is speaking at a normal tone. There was no merit to the complaint of an argument.

Sunday, August 19
BOLINAS - Deputies at 4:35 pm assisted a man who had been bitten by a dog. The dog's owner and the humane society were contacted.

Wednesday, August 15
WOODACRE - At 8:44 pm deputies assisted a woman who thought she might have been bitten by a scorpion.

Tuesday, August 14
POINT REYES - A resident at 11:49 am reported that a male subject has been "living in the bushes for months" and was seen taking a bath in the creek. Deputies were unable to locate the man.

Monday, August 13
FOREST KNOLLS - A woman at 4:20 pm reported her son missing. She had been taking her son to a treatment facility when he ran out of the vehicle. A report was taken.

FOREST KNOLLS - At 8:00 am a taxi driver reported that a man he had picked up from a rehab center had failed to pay his $29.00 fare. A report was taken.

Saturday, August 11
STINSON BEACH - A resident at 8:37 pm reported that a group of men from a neighboring house had crashed her bachelorette party and had refused to leave when asked. The men were contacted and admonished, and a report was taken.

WOODACRE - A resident at 12:36 am reported seeing a bright light in the sky and wished to have the area checked. The light was the result of a meteor shower.

Friday, August 10
STINSON BEACH - A resident at 6:44 pm reported that a man came on to her property and was trying to solicit her into buying meat. Deputies were unable to locate the man upon arrival.

Thursday, August 9
LAGUNITAS - A resident at 7:48 pm saw two big cows blocking the roadway. The cows were moved along.

Monday, August 6
BOLINAS - At 1:41 pm a woman reported having been kicked in the leg by a man she was caring for. The two had since resolved the problem, but the caller wished to have a report on file.

Sunday, August 5
DILLON BEACH - A group of men at 4:17 pm found their fishing poles were missing. Later in the day, almost all of the equipment was returned. There were no suspects at the time of the incident.

Saturday, August 4
DILLON BEACH - At 3:08 pm, a male seen driving a yellow truck flashed a machete at a fellow camper who asked him to slow down. Deputies agreed to investigate.

Thursday, August 2
LAGUNITAS - A resident at 9:47 pm reported a "strange vehicle stopping outside her house and then driving off." The vehicle was found to be a Marin County Sheriff's vehicle.

Monday, July 30
FAIRFAX - At 2:14 am a resident complained of a barking dog in the neighborhood. It was discovered that the dog was a "herding animal," and was guarding a herd of goats.

FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 3:57 pm reported having problems with a neighbor who "parks her car and stares."

Sunday, July 29
STINSON BEACH - A resident at 9:19 pm came home from a walk on the beach and found a white male sitting in her garden. The man refused to leave. Deputies were unable to locate the intruder upon arrival.

BOLINAS - At 8:46 pm a man in front of a church was "talking at the top of his lungs" to a black dog sitting in the middle of the street. The subject was contacted and moved along.

Saturday, July 28
POINT REYES - A woman at 12:01 am complained that a man named Charlie was beating on his car and screaming at her. The subject was contacted and agreed to go to bed for the night.

BOLINAS - At 11:20 pm a resident complained of an ongoing noise problem with a "native American drum circle." The drummers were contacted and agreed to quiet down.

Friday, July 27
WOODACRE - A resident at 3:55 pm reported that someone had tampered with her car's trunk lock. There was no merit to the claim. The woman had been using the wrong key to open the trunk.

Wednesday, July 25
BOLINAS - Deputies at 1:36 am received call about a man in a blue sweater and blue jeans who was walking in the middle of the road. The man said he "got lost in the forest and the bears were after him." He was given a ride to a homeless shelter.

Sunday, July 22
SAN GERONIMO - At 5:30 pm a group of subjects was setting off bottle rockets at golfers.

Saturday, July 21
WOODACRE - A woman at 11:07 pm heard a "live band and a lot of screaming." Deputies found a loud bachelorette party and broke it up.

Friday, July 20
BOLINAS - At 9:11 am a resident stated that an unknown person entered her home the night before through an unlocked door. The intruder left a cell phone and the resident asked deputies to retrieve it.

Monday, July 16
FAIRFAX - At 8:26 am a resident reported seeing "over 50 rolls of toilet paper on the roadway" of Sir Francis Drake.

Sunday, July 15
FAIRFAX - An elderly resident at 5:54 am saw a young man asleep in the back of his car. The caller had lent his grandson the car and the young man had allowed a homeless youth to spend the night in the vehicle.

Friday, July 13
NICASIO - At 3:34 am deputies assisted in moving a dead deer in the roadway. A group of deer stood surrounding the fallen dear.

WOODACRE - A resident at 10:24 am called deputies sounding "distraught," and claiming that she was going to "take herself out." Deputies spoke with the woman's doctor who advised that his patient was in sound health and had been trying to manipulate him for medication.

Tuesday, July 10
TOMALES - A resident at 11:41 pm asked deputies to arrest her daughter on charges of public drunkenness after the girl returned home after curfew.

Monday, July 9
BOLINAS - At 10:35 pm a resident called to report a man was yelling outside. The guy was having "personal problems" and was venting. He agreed to go inside for the night.

Friday, July 6
DILLON BEACH - A subject at 4:37 pm drove into a campground "smelling of alcohol" and passed out in his truck. The man had a nine-year old girl in the car with him. He was transported to a detox center.

Wednesday, July 4
BOLINAS - Deputies at 11:08 am assisted a 30-year-old male who had been hit in the head with a surfboard and was bleeding.

Tuesday, July 3
BOLINAS - At 10:42 pm a man reported that he was being attacked by a rabid deer. Deputies found no merit to the claims.

Monday, July 2
WOODACRE - A resident at 6:16 pm observed a young boy "running around the neighborhood with no clothes and no parental supervision." Deputies investigated.

LAGUNITAS - A resident at 11:44 am complained of receiving daily automated calls, at least 3 times a day, for the past six months. Deputies found that the calls had been coming from debt collectors.

Sunday, July 1
DILLON BEACH - Deputies at 10:31 am took a report documenting "a boating accident that resulted in shore fisherman losing his fishing pole and reel."

WOODACRE - A mother at 8:12 pm reported receiving two phone calls from her child who was with the child's father. The child was "crying and very upset." Deputies contacted the child who was upset "because her dad made her pick up her toys...and was mean."

Saturday, June 30
BOLINAS - A parent at 6:45 pm reported a family disturbance: a teenager was "breaking things and cursing." Deputies spoke with the teen who agreed "not to get mad and throw things."

Wednesday, June 27
MASHALL - A resident at 2:18 pm notified deputies of "five males between the ages of 20 and 30" who were parked at the side of the road, drinking beer and urinating in the ocean. Deputies responded and found no violations being committed.

Monday, June 25
INVERNESS - A caller at 2:58 pm sought advice on dealing with a woman who has been "disruptive at AA meetings." Advice given.

Friday, June 22
POINT REYES - At 5:38 pm an elderly female resident requested medical assistance because she had popped out her hip replacement. Deputies directed an ambulance to her home.

Thursday, June 21
BOLINAS - A resident at 5:12 pm asked deputies to remove a man from his property. The caller was upset because the intruder had poured out his beer and "held the bottle in a threatening manner."

BOLINAS - At 4:54 pm, a man reported that he was being harassed by a woman who threatened to fight him. The woman was described as having short brown hair, and a missing front tooth. Deputies agreed to investigate.

Tuesday, June 19
BOLINAS - At 3:45 pm deputies attempted to deliver a warrant to a resident, but discovered that the resident has not lived at the address on file for ten years.

FOREST KNOLLS - At 9:53 am deputies recovered 18 marijuana plants from a local residence. The plants were sent to sheriff's property storage, and will be destroyed.

BOLINAS - A resident at 5:24 pm reported that someone stole a bottle containing 25 prescription pills. The woman seemed confused about the details, but suspected it was a homeless man that she had let spend the night.

Monday, June 18
WOODACRE - A resident at 2:51 pm reported that someone had entered her home through an unlocked window and had stolen some food from her kitchen. Deputies recovered an egg, an orange, and a dishtowel outside the woman's front door.

Sunday, June 17
STINSON BEACH - At 12:52 pm a transient man caught fire after loading excessive amounts of fuel into his BBQ grill. His face and arms were badly burned and he was transported to a hospital.

Saturday, June 16
LAGUNITAS - A resident at 7:06 am reported an ongoing problem with her neighbor. The man has repeatedly come on to her property and "leered at" her. She had a witness and wished to call back when she had more information for a report.

Friday, June 15
WOODACRE - A woman at 9:26 pm reported a dispute with her brother. She was upset when her brother removed a fence and scared her cat. Deputies advised her on how to handle the dispute.

BOLINAS - At 6:16 pm a resident attempted to file a police report against Ebay after being sent merchandise different from the merchandise she ordered. Deputies dispensed civil advice.

Wednesday, June 13
BOLINAS - Deputies at 12:56 pm agreed to speak with a resident who continually dumps woodchips on another resident's property.

STINSON BEACH - A woman at 5:46 pm said her husband was threatening to commit suicide and she feared that he would burn the house down. The husband told deputies that he was cleaning out the fireplace, and that his wife suffers from mild dementia.

Tuesday, June 12
NICASIO - A resident at 7:07 am reported 900 feet of copper wire stolen from his property. The wire, which was pulled from the ground by the thieves, was used to power water pumps in the caller's vineyard.

WOODACRE - At 10:19 pm a caller said a neighbor was playing drums outside along with recorded music.

Sunday, June 10
WOODACRE - A resident at 9:16 pm reported that gas was stolen from his truck that was parked on the street. His son's vehicle also had gas siphoned from it.

Saturday, June 3
LAGUNITAS - At 12:09 pm officers were called to assist medics with a 78-year old man who was pinned between a car and a tree.

Thursday, June 7
NICASIO - A resident at 8:51 pm heard a very loud radio in the neighborhood. Deputies met with the owner of the radio, who said he was using amplified music in his cherry orchard to keep the black birds from the trees.

POINT REYES - At 1:38 pm a 911 call came in from a couple of children left home alone. Deputies found out the kids were just playing with the phone, there was no problem.

Wednesday, June 6
BOLINAS - A woman at 3:12 am was heard screaming about invisible attackers. Deputies did not find she was mentally unstable, but had gotten scared and screamed for help. She was allowed to ride her bike to her room in downtown for the night.

Sunday, June 3
POINT REYES - A man named "Jerry" was observed at 8:49 pm driving northbound on Highway 1 out of town. The man has been identified as a troublemaker and has caused problems on the campground in the past by driving erratically.

FAIRFAX - Officers at 5:10 pm responded to a report of a woman pepper spraying a subject on her property after he refused to leave. The other party involved later filed a complaint stating that he had been pepper sprayed while serving legal papers.

Wednesday, May 30
SAN GERONIMO - At approximately 2:30 pm, a man with "brown bushy hair and a slight beard" approached an 11-year old girl and followed her for 1/2 of a mile, calling her a "murderer." The girl's father called deputies at 3:40 pm when she returned home, and a report was filed.

Tuesday, May 29
LAGUNITAS - Deputies responded to a call at 9:45 pm that came from a woman claiming her neighbor had damaged her vehicle. The caller also stated that the neighbor had verbally threatened her saying "You are going down." Police advised the woman on possible courses of action against the threats.

Saturday, May 28
DILLON BEACH - Deputies at 9:05 pm responded to the report of a verbal disturbance. Two groups of kids were on the beach, had a conflict and one kid hit another. When the parent of the 'hittee' confronted a parent of the 'hitter', the 'hitter-parent' hit the other parent "in the face with an open hand." No report was taken. Deputies counseled both groups.

Monday, May 27
SAN GERONIMO - Deputies at 6:03 pm dispatched an extra patrol in response to a report of a possible theft of a redwood.

Friday, May 25
POINT REYES STATION - A parent at 2:53 pm reported her 6-year old son missing for the past 30 minutes. The child was discovered "asleep in his bed covered by blankets."

Thursday, May 24
OLEMA - A resident called 911 to report she thought someone was in her house. She called back when she found out it was someone she knew.

Tuesday, May 22
BODEGA BAY - A Smith Brothers Road resident at 8:10 pm escaped unharmed after the wood pier foundation of his home collapsed. The house fell 30 feet to the beach. The deputy and multiple agencies responded.

NICASIO - A resident at 12:43 pm reported a postal package "containing arch supports," stolen from "the gate where it was dropped off."

BOLINAS - Medics at 5:31 am assisted a 13-year old boy who was possibly drunk and had lost consciousness was found lying in the middle of the road. The boy had suffered no injuries or trauma. An adult walked the boy home.

Monday, May 21
WOODACRE - A caller at 4:53 pm reported seeing a "twin baby carriage with blankets in it, no vehicles nearby and no one around." Deputies located the empty stroller at the side of the road. There were no children or identification in the stroller.

Sunday, May 20
POINT REYES STATION - A resident at 1:56 am reported a 30-year-old male, who had been drinking heavily and was irrational. The man had gotten in a physical fight and has a brain tumor. The subject was booked.

Saturday, May 19
WOODACRE - A resident at 3:22 pm reported an unknown subject stole oxygen tanks off of his porch overnight. Deputies provided assistance.

Tuesday, May 15
BOLINAS - A resident at 1:37 pm reported his friend had taken a $50 battery from him and was refusing to return it. Deputies responded, found it to be a verbal dispute only, not a criminal issue.

Monday, May 14
NICASIO - A resident at 3:52 pm requested advice regarding a street vendor who did not have a permit. Deputies gave advice, had the vendor move.

INVERNESS - A resident at 1:43 pm requested advice in dealing with his mother, who has a history of mental illness and is now imagining things. Deputies gave advice.

Sunday, May 13
TOMALES - A resident at 12:18 reported unknown subjects went into the cemetery and "took flowers and vases" that had been placed on top of graves for mothers' day. The resident requested advice on how to deal with future incidents. Deputies gave advice.

LAGUNITAS - A resident at 4:25 am reported hearing noises from downstairs in her residence. Deputies responded, found the house secure and suggested it might be a rodent problem. The resident agreed because she had had a recent problem with rodents.

Saturday, May 12
LAGUNITAS - A resident at 9:59 pm reported a subject standing in the center of a turn in the road "holding flowers and waving at cars." Deputies checked the area.

Friday, May 11
FAIRFAX - A resident reported that "someone had entered her home sometime yesterday" and she is now missing a bottle of wine and rum. Parts of lunch were left on an outside deck. The resident had been away and had made sure it was not her family. Deputies took a report.

Wednesday, May 9
FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 6:03 pm reported that there were "drunks in his house." Deputies responded, checked the area.

BOLINAS - A resident at 11:20 am reported that his surfboard was stolen from his residence. The property was valued at $50. Deputies took a report.

Tuesday, May 8
STINSON BEACH - A resident at 1:23 PM reported a subject came into his home and took several pair of jeans. The resident said this was an ongoing problem and no signs of forced entry are found. Deputies responded, took a report.

Sunday, May 6
WOODACRE - A resident at 3:56 pm reported a "naked man sitting in the ravine." Deputies responded, found a man wearing bicycle shorts sitting in the weeds and advised him of the public ordinance concerning public nudity.

Saturday, May 5
FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 12:04 am reported her daughter ran away. The mother had spoken with her daughter who "said she was not coming home" and "sounded like she was at a party." Mother wanted her home. Deputies responded.

STINSON BEACH - A resident at 5:46 pm reported 8 juveniles swimming from the end of seadrift to the wharf. The juveniles threw dirt at a dog and the reporting party. Deputies responded.

Thursday, May 3
INVERNESS - A resident at 2:03 pm reported an unknown subject wearing a red sweater outside her property who "took off in his vehicle" when seen. Deputies responded , advised resident to call if man or vehicle is seen again.

Monday, April 30
BODEGA BAY - A deputy at 9:07 am responded to a verbal disturbance along Bay Flat Rd. Two fisherman brothers were arguing over property.

POINT REYES STATION - A resident at 5:29 pm reported a man with a long dark beard, lying in the street opposite the Red Barn. The man was described as "belligerent and using very foul language in front of children." Deputies responded, found the subject and took him into custody.

Sunday, April 29
POINT REYES STATION - An individual at 1:31 pm reported someone ate a meal at the Station House Cafe without paying for it.

Friday, April 27
FAIRFAX - An individual at 5:11 pm reported a "saddled rider-less horse" in front of his residence. The deputy responded, contacted the humane society.

Thursday, April 26
BOLINAS - A resident at 8:30 pm reported her "husband was missing." The deputy took a report for a missing person, investigated.

TOMALES - A resident at 4:59 pm reported a "male knocked on his door looking for his lost dog" last night. The resident thought the individual was suspicious. The deputy dispatched an extra patrol.

BOLINAS - An individual at 8:13 pm reported he was being "harassed by a male subject with long brown hair who was dressed like a woman" on Brighton Beach. The deputy responded and determined there was no merit to the report.

Tuesday, April 24
FAIRFAX - A resident at 1:51 pm reported his "gate and lock [were] spray painted with yellow paint sometime last night." The deputy took a report and investigated.

Monday, April 23
WOODACRE - A resident at 7:08 am reported he would like his stepson "picked up now" for assault and battery. The deputy responded.

Sunday, April 22
INVERNESS - A medical agency at 2:41 pm requested assistance in dealing with a "60-year old female [who] feels like she is going into shock." The woman had been bitten by a dog on the leg. Deputies responded, provided assistance and referred the case to Marin Humane.

Wednesday, April 18
BOLINAS - A resident at 3:05 pm reported a verbal disturbance involving three "homeless looking subjects," who were "yelling at each other." Deputies investigated.

Tuesday, April 17
FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 9:18 pm requested advice in dealing with a gardener who worked on her property, who is now "trespassing without consent." Deputies gave advice.

BOLINAS - A resident at 3:47 pm reported that an "angry neighbor has posted big signs slandering her because she called in their dog for being too loud." Deputies investigated, gave advice.

Monday, April 16
INVERNESS - A resident at 3:40 am reported "someone shining lights in a bedroom window." Deputies checked the property and found nothing suspicious.

Sunday, April 15
FOREST KNOLLS - A resident at 12:42 pm reported two suspicious adults walking in a creek who refused to leave. Deputies investigated, took a report.

Saturday, April 14
WOODACRE - A resident at 10:47 am reported an "unknown suspect dug up a rose bush in the front yard." Deputies investigated, took a report.

Friday, April 13
BOLINAS - A resident at 11:21 am requested advice regarding a male and a female both in their thirties, who have camped every weekend for the last 5 weeks on the beach. Deputy gave advice.

Thursday, April 12
WOODACRE - A resident at 9:43 pm reported she saw two male juveniles and a female juvenile. The resident heard the female scream a "not playing around scream." The resident saw the kids playing rough. Deputies responded and located the kids on a trampoline.

Monday, April 9
FAIRFAX - A resident at 9:20 pm reported his grandson was locked in his room smoking. A deputy offered advice to both parties.

Sunday, April 1
STINSON BEACH - A resident at 10:54 am reported "sometime overnight someone slit the tires on his red Toyota pickup truck and thinks he may know who the suspect is." Deputies investigated, found one tire bald and the other to be of value.

Saturday, March 31
BOLINAS - A resident at 12:54 am reported a "large group of juveniles screeching tires and doing burn-outs and making lots of noise." Deputies investigated, took a report.

BOLINAS - A medical agency at 2:10 pm sought assistance with "a man lying in the middle of the street with a bottle in his hands." Deputies checked the area.

Friday, March 30
INVERNESS - A resident at 9:17 am sought assistance in checking on her "elderly aunt," stating "she was due at [her] house yesterday and has not showed up and is not answering her phone." Deputies contacted the subject at home, found her asleep downstairs.

Wednesday, March 28
STINSON BEACH - A medical agency at 9:35 am reported a "toxic smell in house." Deputies responded and assisted in clearing a fire.

Monday, March 26
BOLINAS - A resident at 8:35 pm reported he had an argument Saturday with juveniles at the skate park who were smoking cannabis, and requested an extra patrol at the park on the weekends. The deputy gave advice, dispatched an extra patrol.

Sunday, March 25
NICASIO - A resident at 11:35 am sought advice regarding his mailbox which "has been destroyed by a shot gun blast," stating he is "more concerned about the method of destruction than the mailbox" itself. The deputy investigated, sent patrols to the area.

Saturday, March 24
LAGUNITAS - The postmaster at 8:09 am requested an extra patrol because there has been "loitering at night." The deputy dispatched an extra patrol.

Friday, March 23
NICASIO - A resident at 2:18 pm sought advice regarding a tenant to whom "he gave... notice today and the tenant in turn shut off the power to the whole property." The deputy mediated the civil dispute.

Thursday, March 22
POINT REYES STATION - A resident at 9:37 pm requested a welfare check for her son who was "staying with his ex-girlfriend" who has been drinking for the night. The deputy contacted the son, determined that "everything was OK."

Wednesday, March 21
MARSHALL - A resident at 1:16 pm reported a "stranded harbor seal." The deputy referred the report to the Marine Mammal Center, who determined the seal was fine, just molting.

Tuesday, March 20
BOLINAS - An individual at 11:01 am reported two "extremely intoxicated males in a truck with 'logs to lumber' written on it." The deputies arrested the persons for public drunkenness.

Monday, March 19
STINSON BEACH - An individual at 11:50 am reported someone "found a wedding ring and wants to return it to the rightful owner." The deputy responded.

Saturday, March 17
POINT REYES STATION - A deputy at 12:58 am conducted a welfare check on an individual who "want[ed] to talk to a deputy" and "[kept] rambling on and on."

Friday, March 16
FOREST KNOLLS - A deputy at 2:52 pm responded to a report of an argument between an individual and a neighbor who had hit, but not injured her dog with her vehicle.

Thursday, March 15
POINT REYES STATION - A business owner at 9:12 pm reported a "physical fight in front of the store" between eight males. The deputy broke up the fight.

Wednesday, March 14
LAGUNITAS - A resident at 8:56 pm requested extra patrol after hearing a "motorcyclist in fifth or sixth gear [going] 70 mph up and down Sir Francis Drake ... every night." The deputy dispatched an extra patrol.

Monday, March 12
BOLINAS - A caller at 12:19 pm sought advice regarding "a male looking up pornography in the library" and refusing to leave when the librarian asked him. The deputy responded, gave advice.

Sunday, March 11
BODEGA BAY - The deputy at 2:10 pm responded to the report of suspicious people on a boat at Porto Bodega. The "suspicious people belonged there."

Friday, March 9
WOODACRE - A resident at 9:48 am reported a suspicious person was lying "on the transport unit" of the MCFD. The deputy responded, warned the person to "stay away from the fire dept. and their vehicles.

WOODACRE - A resident at 11:19 am reported her "ex-husband tried to run [her] off the road last night." The deputy took a report, investigated.

Tuesday, March 6
NICASIO - An individual at 9:45 pm reported he "was just kicked out of his Dad's car after a fight and [his] Dad left him." The deputy responded and facilitated a conversation between the teenager and his parents.

Saturday, March 3
POINT REYES STATION - A resident at 5:28 pm reported her missing son had returned home.

WOODACRE - A resident at 4:57 pm reported "a man walked into their meeting hall uninvited and launched into a religious speech."

BOLINAS - A resident at 9:24 am reported a male "is living in her RV" and when she asked him to leave, he threatened her. Deputies took a report.

Friday, March 2
BOLINAS - A resident at 9:44 am reported "paint poured on [his] vehicle." The resident thought he saw the responsible party this morning with "paint on his jacket that matched the paint on [his] car."

Thursday, March 1
DILLON BEACH - An individual at 8:49 pm reported a "white flare went off in Tomales Bay." The caller noted "a boat is on scene, but is too large to check Tomales Bay." Deputies reported the matter to the Coast Guard, who sent a helicopter.

Wednesday, February 28
WOODACRE - A resident at 10:25 pm reported his son "just ran away." Deputies responded, spoke with the son and mediated the situation to assure the son slept at home that night.

Monday, February 26
TOMALES - A resident at reported a "male drove onto [his] farm claiming he was looking for a place to live." The resident stated the male "seemed suspicious."