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

Feb. 23

Deputy Glenda Morrison investigated a second degree criminal mischief report at a Hartman residence in which a wall was knocked down.

Feb. 26

A Private Road 3338 resident reported an incident of computer fraud and computer trespass when an e-mail account was used to solicit funds.

Auxiliary Deputy Christopher Brownlow served a failure to pay fine warrant.

Deputy Jonathan Fetters investigated an incident under the Mills-Ahne Bridge in which shots were fired at a vehicle that was stuck in mud.

Feb. 27

A Highway 352 resident reported his house was entered and a TV, DVD/VCR combination unit and disk player with speakers were missing.

Feb. 28

Deputy Matthew Ross responded to a structure fire on Private Road 3015. RFD 8 responded to the blaze and placed the loss at approximately $34,000.

Ross initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of I-40 and Crawford Street and arrested the operator for driving on a suspended driver’s license.

Deputy Jacob Shook arrested a Hartman resident for third degree domestic battering.

March 1

A County Road 2628 resident reported lawn lights and a vehicle taillight were damaged.

A County Road 3321 resident reported copper pipe was removed from a structure.

Ross investigated an incident in which a Clarksville resident’s debit card was used in Arizona without authorization.

March 3

Deputies Todd Russell and Shook investigated a domestic battering incident at a Lamar residence. Two subjects were cited for third degree domestic battering.

Russell served a subject with a second degree battery bench warrant and Morrison served two subjects with warrants: one for failure to appear and the other for failure to pay fines.

March 4

Lt. Edward Richardson investigated a second degree terroristic threatening incident at a Coal Hill business.

Fetters received a report from a Crawford Street resident of an incident of sexual indecency with a child.