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WARM SPRINGS — These calls for service were made to the Bath County Sheriff’s Office the week of April 28-May 4.
April 28: Sergeant Smith responded to a motor vehicle crash on Mountain Valley Road near the intersection of Douthat State Park Road.
April 28: Lieutenant Grimm responded to a report of a disabled vehicle on Mountain Valley Road.
April 28: Sergeant Smith responded to a report of a tree in the roadway on Muddy Run Road.
April 28: Sergeant Smith responded to Park Drive for a report of a suspicious vehicle.
April 29: Deputy D. Smith responded to a report of a disabled vehicle on Sam Snead Highway.
April 29: Deputy Colaw and Deputy Johnson conducted a traffic stop on Mountain Valley Road.
April 29: Deputy Rogers, Deputy Bryan IV, Deputy B. Smith and Lieutenant Grimm responded to a report of a suspicious item on Crooked Spur.
April 29: Deputy Colaw responded to a business on Mountain Valley Road for threats being made to individuals.
April 29: Deputy Colaw conducted a traffic stop on Mountain Valley Road.
April 30: Deputy Johnson conducted a traffic stop on Sam Snead Highway with the assistance of Deputy Bryan IV, Deputy B. Smith and Major Bryan III.  Deputy Johnson arrested a subject for driving on a suspended license.
April 30: Deputy Colaw and Deputy McRoberts conducted a traffic stop on Mountain Valley Road.
April 30: Deputy Colaw and Deputy McRoberts conducted a traffic stop on Mountain Valley Road.
April 30: Deputy Colaw and Deputy McRoberts conducted a traffic stop on Sam Snead Highway.
May 1: Deputy D. Smith, Deputy B. Smith and Lieutenant Grimm responded to Main Street in Millboro for a report of a breaking and entering.
May 1: Deputy D. Smith and Deputy B. Smith responded to a report of an alarm on Mill Creek Road.
May 1: Deputy D. Smith and Deputy B. Smith responded to a report of a broken down vehicle on Mountain Valley Road.
May 1: Deputy D. Smith and Sergeant Smith responded to the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Mountain Valley Road.
May 1: Sheriff Plecker, Sergeant Smith and Deputy Randozzo responded to a dispute on Main Street in Hot Springs.
May 1: Sergeant Smith responded to a report of a suspicious person on Sam Snead Highway.
May 1: Deputy Randozzo responded to Ridge Road for a noise complaint.
May 2: Lieutenant Grimm, Deputy B. Smith, Deputy D. Smith, Deputy Johnson, Sheriff Plecker and Captain Weaver arrested a subject for destruction of property, petit larceny, breaking and entering, reckless driving and driving on a suspended license.
May 2: Sheriff Plecker conducted a traffic stop on Watertank Road.
May 3: Deputy B. Smith, Deputy McRoberts, Sergeant Knick and Captain Weaver responded to a motor vehicle accident on Warm Springs Mountain.
May 3: Deputy McRoberts spoke with an individual in reference to a civil issue.
May 3: Deputy McRoberts and Deputy B. Smith responded to the Lake Moomaw area in reference to a vehicle hitting a bear.
May 3: Deputy Colaw responded to Christian Drive in reference to a report of property damage.
May 3: Deputy Bryan IV responded to Muddy Run for a report of a tree blocking the roadway.
May 4: Deputy Colaw and Deputy Bryan IV responded to a noise complaint on Grandview Road.
May 4: Deputy Colaw and Deputy Bryan IV responded to a residential burglar alarm on Airport Road. 
May 4: Deputy Bryan IV responded to a report of a tree blocking the roadway on Sam Snead Highway.

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