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WARM SPRINGS — These calls for service were made to the Bath County Sheriff’s Office the week of Nov. 18-24.

Calls for assistance included:
Nov. 18: Deputy Bryan IV assisted Virginia State Police with a report of a reckless driver on Mountain Valley Road.
Nov. 18:?Deputy Bryan IV checked on a report of an activated business alarm in Mitchelltown.
Nov. 18:?Deputy Colaw, Deputy Smith and Virginia State Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident on Mountain Valley Road. 
A?subject was arrested due to a paper from another agency because of a probation violation on failure to appear charge and transported to Alleghany Regional Jail.
Nov. 19:?Deputy Randozzo assisted Virginia Department Of Game and Inland Fishery officials with a call in the Millboro area. 
Nov. 19:?Deputy Rogers transported an inmate from the Alleghany Regional Jail to Bath County Circuit Court, then back to Alleg-hany Regional Jail following court.
Nov. 19:?Lt. Grimm and Virginia State Police checked on a report of a suspicious vehicle on Blue Grass Hollow Road.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts responded to an activated business alarm in Mitchelltown.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts responded to a report of a horse running loose on Cowpasture River Highway.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts checked on a report of a suspicious vehicle in the Millboro area.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts responded to a report of a horse running loose on Cowpasture River Highway.
Nov. 20:?Deputy Rogers and Deputy Altizer responded to a residence in Hot Springs and spoke to a citizen about harassing phone messages.
Nov. 20:?Deputy Randozzo, Deputy Altizer and Deputy Rogers responded to a injured deer call on Sam Snead Highway.
Nov. 20:?Deputy Rogers, Deputy Altizer and Deputy McRoberts checked on a report of a four-wheeler on the highway on Virginia Hill.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts performed a traffic stop on Sam Snead Highway. Deputy Rogers and Deputy Altizer assisted.
Nov. 20:?Deputy McRoberts responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a deer in the Warm Springs area.
Nov. 21:?Lt. Grimm and Deputy McRoberts responded to a domestic call at a Hot Springs residence.
Nov. 21:?Deputy Colaw and Deputy Altizer along with Virginia State Police responded to the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Sam Snead Highway.
Nov. 21:?Deputy Colaw performed a well-being check at a residence on Douthat State Park Road.
Nov. 22:?Deputy Colaw responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a deer in Warm Springs.
Nov. 22:?Deputy Smith checked on a report of a suspicious person at a Warm Springs business.
Nov. 22:?Deputy Smith checked on an overdue flight to see if it landed at Ingalls Field.
Nov. 22: Deputy Altizer checked on a suspicious vehicle on Cowpasture River Highway.
Nov. 22: Deputy Altizer and Deputy Bryan IV responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident involving a deer on Mountain Valley Road
Nov. 22:?Deputy McRoberts arrested a subject for sexual battery and served a protective order. 
Nov. 22: Sgt. Smith checked on a report of a reckless driver on Sam Snead Highway.
Nov. 23:?Sgt. Smith responded to a larceny call at a business in Hot Springs.
Nov. 23:?Deputy Randozzo checked on a report of livestock in the road on Mountain Valley Road.
Nov. 24:?Deputy McRoberts checked on a report of a suspicious vehicle at a business on Sam Snead High-way.
Nov. 24:?Deputy McRoberts responded to a report of a tree blocking the roadway  on Sam Snead Highway.
Nov. 24:?Deputy McRoberts performed a traffic stop on Mountain Valley Road.
Nov. 24:?Deputy Altizer responded to a motor vehicle accident on Sam Snead Highway.
Nov. 24:?Deputy Altizer and Deputy Randozzo checked on a report of a suspicious person on Spring Mountain Road.

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