The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office responded to the following calls.

Sept. 24

• An Eastsound man downloaded a “PC repair” program that attached a virus to his computer and may have compromised his bank account.

• An employee at the county courthouse reported a hit and run to her vehicle. The vehicle was parked in the courthouse parking lot in Friday Harbor. Damage was done to the rear passenger side.

Sept. 25

• Deputies responded to a disturbance in Friday Harbor. The case was referred to mental health personnel.

• A Lopez deputy responded to an unwanted, possibly intoxicated, person complaint. The reporting person stated the involved person became hostile when she attempted to assist him. The subject subsequently apologized and said he did not intend to be rude. There was no evidence of alcohol use.

• A Friday Harbor deputy took a report of suspected internet fraud. The reporting party received a “phishing” email claiming to be from Apple security.  The email requested all his personal and financial information.

• A citizen reported his credit card was used between Sept. 14 through Sept. 18 to buy goods that totaled $2,270.

• A deputy was performing a business check in Eastsound when a person known to have a warrant out of Skagit County was identified. The female subject was arrested and transported to Friday Harbor without incident.

Sept. 26

• Neighbors called to report a motor home parked overnight in a residential area on Lopez, after they had asked the subject to leave the previous day. Upon contact by the deputy, the subject drove away.

• An Eastsound woman reported that she was hit by her adult son. The son was arrested for domestic assault.

• A victim reported money was taken out of his truck while it was parked in the courthouse parking lot on Friday Harbor.

• A Lopez Island deputy was called to a suspicious circumstance. Residents near a vacant property reported the arrival of a motor home and three men with no apparent business in the area.

• Deputies located a wanted person at a residence in Eastsound. The male subject was arrested and transported to Friday Harbor without further incident.

• A Lopez deputy responded to a dog at large. The dog was boarded in a kennel and released to the owners the following morning.

Sept. 28

• A Lopez Island deputy investigated an attempted break in at a Lopez church. A door appeared damaged as a result, but entry was not gained to the building.

• A Lopez Island man reported damage to his mailbox. The damage occurred sometime over the weekend.

• A deputy responded to a non-injury collision in Friday Harbor.

• A Friday Harbor deputy took a report of a stolen/lost driver’s license.

Sept. 29

• A number of items were removed from the found property bin in dispatch and taken to the evidence room for storage/disposal as appropriate. The only items of apparent value were a small gold colored bracelet, a small gold colored ring and an iPod with a $20 bill tucked into the case. Items will be destroyed or donated.

• A deputy was contacted about animals at large in the San Juan Island area.  The caller reported that the neighbor’s goats were coming onto his property.  One of the goats was aggressive.

• A deputy was contacted by phone in reference to a fraud in the San Juan Island area. The victim reported that a relative called and stated they had been arrested. Money was requested and sent for the release of the relative. Further investigation revealed that the relative had never been arrested.

• A Friday Harbor  man reported a hit and run. He said while his daughter was pulling away from the curb, their vehicle was struck by another vehicle.  The suspect vehicle continued on without stopping.

• A deputy was dispatched to a possible domestic call in the Friday Harbor area. The reporting deputy arrived and contacted the caller. The other involved party had already left the scene. The event was verbal in nature and the caller was going to stay at another location.