Bath County Sheriff’s Office Weekly News Release for Nov. 13-19

11-13-22 Dep. Bryan responded to a report of a disabled vehicle in the Mill Creek area.

11-13-22 Lt. Grimm, and Dep. D Smith responded to assist Hot Springs Rescue on a call in the Mountain Grove area.

11-13-22 Sheriff Plecker responded to an activated burglar alarm in the Hot Springs area.

11-13-22 Dep. Colaw and Dep. Bryan responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the Millboro area.

11-13-22 Dep. Colaw responded to a report of lost property.

11-13-22 Lt. Grimm and Dep. Bryan responded to a report of property damage in the Millboro area. Dep. Bryan arrested Derick Adkins for destruction of property. Sgt. Johnson transported him to Alleghany Regional Jail.

11-14-22 Sgt. C. Smith responded to a 911 hang up call in the Hot Springs area.

11-15-22 Sgt. C. Smith and Dep. Miller responded to a report of a vehicle accident in the Cedar Creek area. Sgt. C. Smith arrested Kathleen Essex for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and transported her to Alleghany Regional Jail.

11-15-22 Capt. Weaver responded to a report of illegal hunting on private property in the Millboro area.

11-15-22 Capt. Weaver responded to a report of a possible stolen boat.

11-16-22 Dep. Bryan responded to a report of a missing hunter in the Hot Springs area.

11-17-22 Dep. Bryan and Dep. D. Smith responded to a report of a domestic dispute in the Hot Springs area.

11-17-22 Capt. Weaver and Sgt. Johnson conducted traffic control in the Mitchelltown area.

11-18-22 Sgt. Smith escorted an individual to the hospital after they refused EMS.

11-19-22 Dep. Miller responded to a report of trespassing on private property.

11-19-22 Dep. Miller responded to a domestic dispute in the Millboro area.

11-19-22 Dep. Altizer and Dep. Miller conducted a traffic stop in the Hot Springs area.

11-19-22 Dep. Altizer and Dep. Miller responded to a report of a possible stolen vehicle in the Douthat State Park Road area.

Within the period of 11-13-22 through 11-19-22 the Bath County E-911 Center answered a total of 282 incoming calls and made a total of 102 outbound calls.