Nov. 27: Cochise County called and requested security checks on Harshaw Ave. in Patagonia due to receiving a report of a suicidal subject.
Nov. 23: A deputy advised of a traffic stop which resulted in a foreign national load just outside of Patagonia.
Nov. 20: A sergeant reported a possible stolen vehicle at SR 82 and SR 83.
Nov. 15: A deputy requested a call card opened to assist Border Patrol on a failure to yield on SR 82 between Sonoita and Patagonia.
Nov. 14: A caller from Patagonia said they had received information of a mobile home on fire in Saleroa Canyon.
Nov. 13: A caller from Patagonia said their shrine off SR 82 had been vandalized. Caller suspects that Border Patrol was the one responsible, due to them being the station in the area.
Nov. 12: A caller from Patagonia requested a deputy, due to her boyfriend attacking her.
Nov. 6: A caller from Patagonia said they believe someone stole their weedeater and batteries. The caller thinks there is a lot of theft going on in the general area lately.
Nov. 5: A caller on their way to Patagonia requested a deputy to accompany them as they retrieve their child. The caller claimed they have a temporary custody agreement from a court that does not require prior notice.
A sergeant called to report encountering a male subject at a call with an arrest warrant at SR 83 and Cimarron Road.
A caller from Harshaw Road said they had been scammed through email for $70,000. They have not reported the incident to their bank.
Nov. 3: A call was received from a Patagonia address with a lot of yelling going on. Later, a deputy requested a call card from the same Patagonia address due to an assault on another deputy. The second deputy reported the suspect had struck his chest with an open hand while he was attempting to place handcuffs on the arrestee.