The unincorporated areas of Holbrook, Joseph City, Winslow, Adamana, Goodwater, Sun Valley, Woodruff, and Chevelon Canyon are provided by the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office as law enforcement agencies.
- March 24 – Navajo County Sheriff’s Office MPs at Maverick Supermarket in Holbrook arrested 38-year-old Marci Lantz on charges of shoplifting, possession of dangerous drugs and possession of dangerous drug paraphernalia.
The unregistered areas of Pinetop-Lakeside, Show Low, Linden, Pinedale, Clay Springs, Overgaard, Heber, Snowflake, and White Mountain Lake are provided by the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office as law enforcement agencies.
Heber / Overgaard / Clay Springs / Pinedale
- March 23 – MPs arrested Joseph Guffey, 42, from Pinedale on an unspecified warrant.
- March 24 – MPs cited and dismissed Mary Mockelstrom, 63, of Overgaard, who was charged with four DUI charges. Police said their BrAC was reportedly three times the legal limit of 0.08.
Snowflake / Taylor / White Mountain Lakes
March 22 – Snowflake MPs arrested Snowflake, 36-year-old Danielle John on charges of domestic violence-related disorder and domestic violence-related assault.
Pinetop / Lakeside / Wagon Wheel
March 23 – MPs arrested Show Low, 27-year-old Joseph Barton, on an unspecified warrant.
March 25 – MPs on the 1500 block on Peterson Road in Lakeside arrested Tyler Wedin, 27, of Pinetop on charges of trespassing, assault and first degree disorder. Any information that the public has regarding any suspect in any case is encouraged to assist law enforcement with information about the criminal activity.
Your help will be gladly taken. Additionally, anyone with information can call the WeTip hotline 1-800-782-7463 for confidential reports. ATV / motorcycle riders please remember that everyone who drives on a public road (dirt or pavement) must have the appropriate license and other relevant documents. It is the responsibility of every ATV / motorcycle operator to understand the laws associated with operating their ATV / motorcycle. Please remember that regardless of the time of year, you must have an outdoor burn permit issued by your local police or fire department. Your observance is very much appreciated. The sheriff’s volunteers want everyone to know that they are making house clocks as part of their services and would like to extend this service to those who have a part-time home in the area, those who go on vacation, etc. Please call Call the sheriff’s office to speak to or leave a message with the sheriff’s axillary volunteer director for your ward. Please remember to buckle up and watch out for motorcycles and ATVs on the roads. Be courteous to other drivers and if you do need to consume alcohol, get a designated driver, not a DUI. If you have information that could help the Sheriff’s Office protect your community, please contact a supervisor or proxy at one of our local telephone numbers: 928-524-4050 or 928-289-6850. Information can also be sent to WeTip at 1-800-782-7463.
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