The Livingston County Sheriff’s Department report for October includes numerous investigations and arrests.
Incident reports included a possible intentionally set grass fire in Wheeling, along with a harassment complaint involving threats between neighbors. Both incidents remain under investigation.
Deputies also investigated the theft of prescription medication, a reported violation of an ex-parte order involving alleged cyber-stalking, and the theft of a game system in Wheeling.
One property damage investigation included in an estimated 30-thousand dollars in damage. That investigation continues.
Other calls included a dog bite in Utica, two domestic disturbances that were determined to be verbal, and a disturbance in Ludlow involving a repossession company.
The department also reported several arrests during October, including individuals arrested on outstanding warrants and a domestic assault investigation involving reported physical injuries.
A Utica man was also arrested for failing to comply with a 10-day quarantine order for a dog involved in a bite incident.
