NEWS & NOTES FROM THE MARIPOSA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

musicWave

JAIL BOOKING REPORT

Here are some of the highlights from the recent booking reports at the Mariposa County Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Oct 5 – John Jeffrey Webb, 62, Mariposa, was arrested for driving on a suspended license.

Oct 6 – Tammy Elizabeth Riley, 64, Stockton, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance.

Oct. 7 – Gregory Scott Bruner, 41, Mariposa, was arrested for DUI: alcohol. • Jacob Gary Miller, 44, Waterford, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance with two priors, possession of unlawful paraphernalia and a probation violation. • Thomas Riley Norlund, 34, Mariposa, was arrested for corporal injury to a spouse, violation of parole, burglary and a probation violation. • Derik Jason Locker, 60, Atwater, was arrested for transporting/selling narcotics, theft of property with a prior arrest, receiving known stolen property, possession of unlawful paraphernalia, deliver of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance, possession of a stolen vehicle.

Oct. 8 – No bookings.

Oct. 9 – Kyle James Miller, 28, Mariposa, was arrested for corporal injury to a spouse.

Oct. 10 – No bookings.

Oct. 11 – Michael Alan Chrisman, 67, Mariposa, was arrested for DUI: alcohol and DUI alcohol: causing bodily injury.

SHERIFF’S REPORT

Oct. 5 – Stalking was reported on Smith Road in Mariposa. • Trespassing was investigated on Pinecrest Drive in Bootjack. • Threats were reported on Golfito Way in Don Pedro. • There was a suspicious vehicle on Triangle Road in Midpines.

Oct. 6 – Elder abuse was reported on Darrah Road in Bootjack. • Elder abuse was reported on Highway 132 in Don Pedro. • Child molestation was investigated on Indian Peak Road in Bootjack. • Vandalism was reported on Highway 49 North in Mariposa. • A report of child molestation was investigated on Highway 49 South in Woodland. • Unsafe shooting was reported on Cedar Lane in Fish Camp.

Oct. 7 – There was a suspicious person on Jessie Street in Mariposa. • A domestic disturbance was reported on Carleton Road in Bootjack. • There was a suspicious vehicle on Highway 140 and Old Highway in Mariposa.

Oct. 8 – The coroner was called to McMahon Road in Greeley Hill. • Suspicious circumstances were reported on Detwiler Road in Bear Valley.

Oct. 9 – Suspicious circumstances were investigated on Schafer Road in Bootjack. • Violation of a domestic violence order was reported on Black Oak Ridge Road in Midpines.

Oct. 10 – Two reports of assault and battery were investigated on County Park Road in Mariposa. • Overdue subjects were reported on Highway 120 in Buck Meadows. • Trespassing was reported on Highway 49 North in Mt. Bullion.

Oct. 11 – There was a burglary on 10th Street in Mariposa. • A rape was reported on Indian Peak Road in Bootjack. • Unsafe shooting was reported on Lakeside Drive in Midpines.

The above listed calls are actual reports to the Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office dispatch. These are just a sampling of recent calls, but are in no way all inclusive. The intent of this log is to demonstrate the wide array of issues with which Mariposa County law enforcement must deal with, in addition to investigation of serious crimes and their routine patrol.

MARIPOSA COUNTY FIRE RESPONSE LOG

Oct. 5-Oct. 11
• EMS – 9 • Fires – 1
• Public Assists – 3
• Auto Collisions – 2

Mariposa County Fire Department supports the county with 10 volunteer stations located throughout the county. If you are 18 years of age and possess a valid CA driver’s license, we would love to hear from you! Positions are available for fire/medical and various support duties. No experience necessary – we will train you! Please call (209) 966-4330 today for more information!

Responses (0)

    Related posts

    featured
    Kellie FlanaganK
    Kellie Flanagan
    ·October 15, 2026

    Coarsegold Harvest Rodeo scheduled for Oct. 17

    featured
    Kellie FlanaganK
    Kellie Flanagan
    ·October 15, 2026

    EASTERN MADERA HAPPENINGS

    featured
    Kellie FlanaganK
    Kellie Flanagan
    ·October 15, 2026

    Grab your kilts, it’s time for the second Yosemite Celtic Festival

    featured
    Kellie FlanaganK
    Kellie Flanagan
    ·October 15, 2026

    Measure U: The silent tax with no plan from the county

    More from author

    featured

    Be informed about school measures on ballot

    Kellie Flanagan·October 15, 2026
    featured

    Blessing of animals a successful event

    Kellie Flanagan·October 15, 2026
    featured

    Minarets High School threat was not credible

    Kellie Flanagan·October 15, 2026
    featured

    County opens new transit facility

    Kellie Flanagan·October 15, 2026