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WARM SPRINGS — These calls for service were made to the Bath County Sheriff’s Office the week of Sept. 27-Oct. 3:
Sept. 27: Sgt. Smith responded to a 911 hang-up call in the Deerfield area.
Sept. 27: Dep. B. Smith responded to a report of a dispute in the Hot Springs area. 
Sept. 27: Dep. B. Smith responded to a report of trespassing in the Mountain Grove area. 
Sept. 28: Dep. D. Smith responded to a report of illegal hunting on private property in the Hot Springs area. 
Sept. 28: Dep. Johnson and Dep. D. Smith served an arrest warrant on a subject on two charges of selling or distributing Schedule I or II controlled substances. The subject was transported  to the Alleghany Regional Jail. 
Sept. 28: Sheriff Plecker, Dep. Colaw, Dep. Bryan, Dep. Johnson and U.S. Marshals executed a search warrant in the Warm Springs area. Two subjects were arrested and both  were transported to the Alleghany Regional Jail. 
Sept. 29: Dep. Randozzo and Dep. D. Smith transported a subject from the Alleghany Regional Jail to Bath County Court and then back to jail.
Sept. 29: Dep. D. Smith responded to a report of a tree blocking the roadway in the Burnsville area. 
Sept. 29: Dep. Bryan and Dep. Colaw responded to a report of shoplifting in the Hot Springs area. 
Sept. 30: Captain Weaver and Sgt. Smith responded to assist Hot Springs Rescue on a call for service in the Warm Springs area. 
Sept. 30: Lt. Grimm spoke to a subject in reference to a theft. 
Sept. 30: Lt. Grimm and Sgt. Smith responded to a report of a dispute in the Hot Springs area. 
Sept. 30: Captain Weaver and Sgt. Smith responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the Mountain Grove area. 
Sept. 30: Dep. Altizer and Dep. B. Smith responded to a report of an electrical fire in the Hot Springs area.
Oct. 1: Dep. Altizer responded to a report of a tree blocking the roadway in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 1: Sheriff Plecker, Captain Weaver, Lt. Grimm and Dep. Randozzo responded to a report of a wanted subject being in the Millboro area. The subject was located and arrested on charges from Alleghany County and transported to the Alleghany Regional Jail.
Oct. 1: Sgt. Smith responded to a report of a possible prowler in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 1: Sgt. Smith responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle setting in the roadway in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 1: Captain Weaver and Dep. Altizer responded to a report of a tree blocking the roadway in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 2: Sheriff Plecker and Dep. Colaw responded to a report of a vehicle accident in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 2: Dep. D. Smith responded to a report of possible trespassing in the Mountain Grove area. 
Oct. 3: Lt. Grimm responded to a report of reckless driving in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 3: Lt. Grimm and Dep. McRoberts conducted traffic control for a funeral procession in the Warm Springs area. 
Oct. 3: Lt. Grimm conducted a traffic stop in the Millboro area.

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