Police Blotter for Oct. 14
Craig Police Department
Tuesday, Oct. 11
Officers responded to a report of theft of fuel.
Officers located a runaway juvenile.
Wednesday, Oct. 12
Officers responded to two separate allegations of sexual assault.
Officers responded to a vicious dog who bit a human.
A summons was issued for a man who was speeding and driving with a suspended license.
Moffat County
Jail Report
Wednesday, Oct. 12
No arrests reported.
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