Category Archives: Press Releases

October 18th, 2:45 pm

Dayshift log 10/18/18
Calls for service:

18PF27620 Mal Injury, W. Seltice Way. Rp advised that the suspect, (possibly ex-employee) damaged several roll up bay doors and several vehicles on the lot causing approx. $14,000 damage. It appeared that a vehicle was used to cause the damage. Report taken.

18PF27634 K9 Usage, Rathdrum. K9 was utilized at the request of Rathdrum Police. Several alerts garnered investigative leads.

18PF27618, Property damage accident. Unit #1 was traveling W/B on Seltice Way while unit #2 was traveling north on Ross Point road with a green signal. Unit #1 failed to obey the red traffic signal and entered the intersection causing a collision with unit #2. No injuries reported. Report taken.

As of 1400 hours, officers responded to approx. 37 calls for service. ... See MoreSee Less

October 17th, 2:26 pm

Dayshift log 10/17/18

Calls for Service:

18PF27517: Theft
RP called to report her IPad had been stolen. RP advised her son took the IPad to White Pines Park and left it there approximately two months ago and just found out it was left at the park. The RP advised she locked the IPad so nobody else can use it however it is unknown where it is. The item was entered into NCIC and report was completed.

Shift was steady with this being the only reportable call for service.

-DW ... See MoreSee Less

October 17th, 12:33 pm

Swingshift and Graveyard shifts 10/16/18
18PF27476: Property Damage Crash at Walmart on Mullan
A vehicle exiting the store and trying to enter Mullan Avenue did not see an oncoming car and struck a vehicle. That driver was issued a citation. There were no injuries and minor damage to both vehicles. Report taken.

18PF27482: Found Property at Wendy’s
Several credit cards were found in the safe at Wendy’s and the staff was not sure how they got there. The cards were taken as found property and a report was completed.

18PF27487: Warrant Service at I90/Pleasant View
An officer conducted a traffic stop and learned the driver was a misdemeanor warrant. The driver was taken into custody and transported to PSB without issue.

Swing shift officers responded to about 27 calls for service. Officers also attended the awards ceremony at the City Council Meeting. Congrats to officer’s Schrag and Christensen for receiving the Life Saving Award.

18PF27493 Drugs
Officer conducted a traffic stop for a vehicle that ran a stop sign. Vehicle was occupied by 5 people and the Officer smelled Marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Officer searched the vehicle due to the odor emanating from the vehicle and located several pieces of paraphernalia and marijuana. Only 2 occupants of the vehicle were cited with charges stemming from the drugs and paraphernalia after speaking with everyone. Report completed

18PF27497 Drugs
Officer stopped a vehicle for traffic infractions and made contact with the female driver and male passenger in the vehicle. Officers ended up detaining the female due to her being uncooperative for a DUI investigation. Officers were informed female was felony probation however she would not consent to a search of the vehicle. Officers were able to get a K9 on scene who alerted on the car. The Officers searched the female and located a substantial amount of heroin, scales, baggies, and paraphernalia. Female was taken into custody for felony drug charges and booked at PSB.

18PF27498 DUI
Officer stopped a vehicle for a traffic infraction. Officer made contact with female driver who smelled of an alcoholic beverage. Female stated she had not been drinking and that she was fine. She was put through SFSTs and subsequently failed them. She was detained for suspicion of DUI. Officers attempted to gather 2 breath samples from the female however she refused to cooperate. Female was taken into custody for DUI-refusal and booked at PSB.

18PF27499 Drugs/Paraphernalia/Counterfeit bills
Officers responded to the Love’s truck stop for a potential threatening call for service. Officers located the reporting party on scene who advised that someone was trying to murder him and steal his truck. As Officers were speaking with the male a female employee of the truck stop came out and handed Officers a counterfeit $100. She stated that the male they were speaking with attempted to pass the bill inside the store. Male was taken into custody for passing counterfeit bills. Officers then spoke with Carl’s Jr employee who advised that another male also attempted to pass the bill for food in her store. She pointed to a male sitting in a booth, who the previous male had pointed at earlier while speaking with Officers. The male was questioned about the bill and advised that his friend, first male in custody, tried to buy food with the bill but came to him and told him the bill was fake. He didn’t believe his friend so he went into Carl’s Jr to get food and try to pass the bill, but that didn’t go over well. Second male was taken into custody for passing counterfeit bills. While searching second male Officers located loaded syringes with meth, paraphernalia, small amount of crystal meth in baggies, and several unknown round white pills with no inscriptions on them. Both males were transported to KH to be checked out at their request prior to be being booked at PSB. As of this writing 1 Officer is still at KH with their in custody.

Shift was steady with these being the qualifying substantial calls for service. Officers did a great job as a team as some of these calls were occurring at the same time.

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