On September 17, at 8:08 p.m., Irene Kats, age 77, of Spring Hill, was eastbound on U.S. 24 near 10 Rd. when she struck a deer. Kats was not injured nor was her passenger, 78-year-old Sherlyn Kats. Both were wearing seatbelts. The couple’s 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee had disabling damage to the front end and had to be towed away.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of September 28th through October 4th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 260, 9-1-1 Calls 32, Non-Injury Accidents 4, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 2, Miscellaneous Cases 3, Traffic Stops 9, Papers Served 14, Animal Calls 18, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 7.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of District Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following traffic fines were received from August 28 through Sept. 10 in Rooks County District Court for speeding: Adrian J.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of September 7th through September 13th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 249, 9-1-1 Calls 22, Non-Injury Accidents 21, Criminal C ases 2, Miscellaneous Cases 1, Traffic Stop 15, Motor Assists 2, Animal Calls 10, Papers Served 4, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 7.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of Municipal Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following traffic fines were received in the month of August in the City of Stockton, Municipal Court, for Speeding: Mark A. Dix, Woodston, $153; Edwin A.

(If the Stockton Sentinel is ever inaccurate in its reporting of District Court news, we will gladly print a retraction and correction.) The following traffic fines were received from August 13 through the 27th in Rooks County District Court for speeding: Laura J. Cook, $153; Renee Lani Cuesta, $258; Allan D.

Deer are once again the culprits for most of the accidents in the month of August. The only good thing to say is that, other than no humans were injured, if any of the deer died, there are quite a few less to worry about!

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of August 24th through August 30th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 228, 9-1-1 Calls 20, Non-Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 3, Miscellaneous Cases 6, Traffic Stops 19, Motor Assists 3, Animal Calls 6, Canine Deployment 1, Arrests 1, Papers Served 11, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 7.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of August 17th through August 23rd reads as follows: Administrative Calls 256, 9-1-1 Calls 36, Non-Injury Accidents 4, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 1, Miscellaneous Cases 7, Traffic Stops 25, Motor Assists 1, Animal Calls 7, Canine Deployment 2, Arrests 2, Papers Served 9, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 6.

The call log for the Rooks County Sheriff’s Office for the week of August 10th through August 16th reads as follows: Administrative Calls 278, 9-1-1 Calls 34, Non-Injury Accidents 2, Injury Accidents 1, Criminal Cases 2, Miscellaneous Cases 5, Traffic Stops 9, Motor Assists 3, Warrants Served 1, Canine Deployment 2, Arrests 1, Papers Served 3, Animal Calls 8, and Average Number Of Inmates Housed For The Week 6.