Johnson County Sheriff’s Office personnel recently investigated the following incidents.

Aug. 15

Deputy Lance Clubb arrested a subject on a contempt of court warrant for nonpayment of fines and arrested a second subject on failure to appear and failure to pay fine warrants.

Deputy Tyler Holt reported a Private Road 3448 resident and dog were bitten by a dog that came onto the property.

Aug. 19

Deputies Donald Cunningham and Holt arrested a subject at a County Road 2201 residence on a felony petition to revoke warrant for violation of probation.

Lt. Edward Richards and Coal Hill Police Chief Joseph Griffith investigated a report of a second degree assault at a Highway 64 residence.

A County Road 4101 resident reported the theft of two dogs.

Richards filed a report of a missing wallet from a subject.

Aug. 21

Holt investigated a first degree felony terroristic threatening incident in which an individual threatened to burn a house.

Deputy Jacob Shook arrested a subject on a failure to pay fine warrant.

Aug. 22

Deputy Matthew Ross arrested a subject for DWI following a traffic stop on East Main Street in Clarksville.

Deputy William Wages reported a found debit card was turned in.

Aug. 23

Richards investigated the theft of a stereo, strap bar and ignition key of a vehicle.

Aug. 24

A County Road 1764 juvenile was bitten by a dog, reported Shook.

Wages served two subjects each with failure to pay fine warrants.

Aug. 25

A County Road 3020 resident reported a break-in at the location.