WARM SPRINGS — These calls for service were made to the Bath County Sheriff’s Office the week of July 12-18:
July 12: Deputy McRoberts responded to a medical alarm on Mountain View Terrace Road.
July 12: Deputy McRoberts responded to Brook Drive for a report of threats being made to an individual.
July 12: Deputy Altizer conducted a traffic stop on Sam Snead Highway.
July 12: Deputy D. Smith conducted a traffic stop on Sam Snead Highway.
July 13: Sheriff Plecker responded to Wilkinson Avenue for a report of a suspicious person.
July 13: Sergeant Smith responded to Park Drive to take a report of property damage.
July 13: Sergeant Smith responded to a report of an unresponsive individual on Dry Run Road.
July 13: Sergeant Smith and Deputy B. Smith conducted a well-being check on Ashwood Drive.
July 14: Sergeant Smith responded to a report of a traffic hazard on Main Street in Hot Springs.
July 14: Sergeant Smith conducted a well-being check on Grandview Road.
July 14: Deputy B. Smith responded to an auto accident involving a deer.
July 15: Deputy Altizer and Deputy D. Smith responded to a residence on Sam Snead Highway for a possible overdose.
July 15: Deputy D. Smith and Deputy Altizer conducted a well-being check on Sam Snead Highway.
July 16: Deputy McRoberts responded to a report of a broken down vehicle on Mountain Valley Road.
July 16: Deputy D. Smith and Deputy Altizer responded to Cowpasture River Highway for a report of livestock in the roadway.
July 16: Deputy Altizer and Deputy D. Smith responded to Bath Alum Drive for a report of a domestic dispute. Deputy D. Smith transported a female to the hospital on an emergency custody order.
July 17: Deputy D. Smith responded to a report of a tree in the road on Sam Snead Highway.
July 17: Major Bryan and Deputy Johnson responded to a vehicle parked illegally in the Hot Springs area.
July 17: Sergeant Smith spoke with an individual in reference to a threat being made.
July 18: Sergeant Smith and Deputy B. Smith responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a deer on Big Back Creek Road.
July 18: Captain Weaver and Deputy Rogers conducted a funeral escort from Lifeline Church to Warm Springs Cemetery.
July 18: Sergeant Smith and Deputy B. Smith responded to a motor vehicle accident on McClung Drive.
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