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Sheriff’s report: Furniture and appliances stolen from Airbnb

The Summit County Sheriff's report.

According to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, law enforcement responded to several calls between Monday, Nov. 5, and Sunday, Nov. 11, including a case where furniture and appliances were stolen from a property when it was rented out on Airbnb.

Sunday, Nov. 11
Dispatch received a complaint about a vehicle parked in the middle of a road in Coalville with its lights on. Deputies found the vehicle, which had a flat tire. Two men were trying to push it out of the roadway. A man was arrested under suspicion of intoxication for attempting to enter an unlocked vehicle that did not belong to him.

A gun and half of a box of ammo were stolen from a home in the Snyderville Basin.



A woman reported her vehicle was damaged while she was away from her North Summit home. The front passenger side window was shattered and a large dent made on the door.

Saturday, Nov. 10
No significant incidents were reported.



Friday, Nov. 9
No significant incidents were reported

Thursday, Nov. 8
Deputies stopped a vehicle on S.R. 224 after discovering the driver had a suspended license and arrested him under suspicion of driving on a suspended license and failing to install an ignition interlock device.

Wednesday, Nov, 7
After a residence was rented on Airbnb, the property manager discovered most of the appliances and furniture were missing. The renter is from out of state. An investigation was underway.

Tuesday, Nov. 6
A deputy observed a suspicious vehicle in a Basin neighborhood and learned the license plate was stolen. He arrested one man for an outstanding warrant and the other under suspicion of possession of a stolen plate.

A woman contacted dispatch when someone was trying to use the garage door remote from her vehicle to open the door. Deputies later found a man with items belonging to the woman and another victim. A passport and laptop were returned to the other victim. The suspect was arrested under suspicion of possession of stolen property.

Monday, Nov. 5
No significant incidents were reported.

Summit County


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