Sheriff Blotter

Teton Valley sheriff blotter, the week of June 14–20. Three hundred ninety-seven calls came in to the Teton County Sheriff's Office. Most were patrol, traffic enforcement, and after-hours security checks.

An older kayaker flipped his boat on the Teton River and was pulled out by search and rescue. A man cut a fence on posted private land to graze his cattle. Deputies made two DUI arrests in Driggs. A firework came over a fence and scorched a neighbor's yard. No theft or fraud reports came in all week.

Teton Valley sheriff blotter, the week of May 31–June 6. Four hundred eighty calls came in to the Teton County Sheriff's Office, the busiest week logged this spring. Most were routine patrol, traffic enforcement, and after-hours security checks.

Teton Valley sheriff blotter, the week of May 24–30. Three hundred and sixty calls came in to the Teton County Sheriff's Office over the Memorial Day holiday week. Most were routine: 93 traffic stops, 65 after-hours security checks, 19 permitted burns. Just one was a DUI arrest.

Three hundred and ninety calls came in to the Teton County Sheriff's Office the week of May 17–23. Most were routine: 118 traffic stops, 46 after-hours security checks, 29 permitted burns. None were DUI arrests.

Three hundred and three calls came in to the Teton Valley sheriff's blotter this week. Someone set off a firework in a Driggs field on Friday morning, and the field caught fire. It burned a couple of acres before crews knocked it down. A separate unpermitted burn went up in Driggs the same afternoon. No arrest or citation followed either.

Two hundred and eighty-one calls came in to the Teton Valley sheriff blotter this week. A white horse spent part of Tuesday evening weaving through Highway 33 traffic north of Victor while the sheriff's office worked its way through five possible owners, none of whom owned the horse. The animal left the highway on its own; its fate is unknown.