The Summit County Sheriff’s Office is searching for three people who were allegedly involved in an assault in the Snyderville Basin last week.

The department received a report of three men attacking a man and a woman in the Canyons Village area on Friday. The man had significant injuries to his face, and the woman’s face also appeared red and sore after the attack.

The victims said the attackers were strangers and identified the group as two white men and one Polynesian man. They did not know their attackers’ names or license plate information.

The altercation reportedly started when the three strangers began making derogatory remarks toward the man and woman as they were walking back to their car after a concert. It then turned physical.

The Sheriff’s Office said no suspects have been arrested, and deputies have not located the cars despite receiving multiple vehicle descriptions throughout the investigation.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, Aug. 24, and Sunday, Aug. 30, including suspected DUIs, mail theft and medical emergencies.

Sunday, Aug. 30

Deputies responded to a single-vehicle accident in the Snyderville Basin. The driver showed signs of impairment and was cited for suspected DUI before he was released to medical staff.

Saturday, Aug. 29

Deputies stopped a car traveling in the Snyderville Basin after observing traffic violations, but they suspected impairment once they spoke to the driver. The driver performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was arrested for a suspected DUI. Deputies also found an open container of alcohol inside the vehicle.

Friday, Aug. 28

Deputies were dispatched to assist with CPR on an individual who had been hiking the Wasatch Crest trail in Millcreek. They stayed on scene until Salt Lake County deputies could respond.

A caller reported suspicious vehicles in Silver Summit. Deputies contacted one of the drivers and learned she was a package delivery driver, but they found an empty shipping box that she had seemingly thrown out of her car. Deputies contacted the individual on the shipping label, who said the package had not been delivered. The driver of the second car opened the vehicle’s trunk where undelivered packages were located. Deputies saw the contents of the discarded box inside and arrested the first driver for mail theft.

Thursday, Aug. 27

Deputies identified a suspicious vehicle parked at a Kimball Junction gas station. They contacted the driver and discovered she was on probation. During a search of the car, deputies found methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. The driver was arrested and booked into the Summit County Jail.

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Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested an individual with several outstanding warrants after they were called to respond to a domestic violence incident in the Snyderville Basin last week.

Deputies were dispatched to the incident and determined there was probable cause to arrest the aggressor for kidnapping, aggravated assault, assault, threats of violence and interrupting a communication device, according to shift reports.

The individual also had a felony warrant in New Mexico and a warrant for missing a court appearance for a domestic violence case involving the same victim. Deputies arrested the individual and booked them into the Summit County Jail.

Deputies responded to multiple other calls between Monday, Aug. 3, and Sunday, Aug. 16, including suspected DUIs, injured hikers and a fight at a store in Kimball Junction.

Sunday, Aug. 16

Summit County Search and Rescue teams were called to find an overdue hiker near Fehr Lake. Deputies found the hiker’s car near the trailhead. However, the hiker returned to his car before Search and Rescue teams arrived on scene. The call was then canceled.

Deputies stopped a car with an expired registration on S.R. 224. The vehicle smelled of alcohol, and the driver admitted to consuming “several alcoholic beverages” over the last hour. The driver performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was booked into the Summit County Jail for a suspected DUI.

Saturday, Aug. 15

Search and Rescue teams were called to respond to a medical emergency near Ryder Lake. However, the patient was able to return to the trailhead before crews arrived.

Deputies stopped a car on S.R. 224 after they observed multiple traffic violations. The driver appeared impaired, had slurred speech and smelled of alcohol. The driver participated in field sobriety tests, and deputies determined the driver was not capable of safely operating a car. They arrested and booked the driver into the Summit County Jail for a suspected DUI.

Wednesday, Aug. 12

Deputies responded to a reported accident involving a passenger car and a piece of construction equipment on Old Highway 40. The driver of the car performed poorly on field sobriety tests and showed signs of impairment. Deputies placed the driver into custody and booked them into the Summit County Jail after receiving medical clearance.

Saturday, Aug. 8

Deputies responded to an accident in which a car had backed into a parked bus. The driver of the car showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. The driver was arrested for a suspected DUI and booked into the Summit County Jail.

Thursday, Aug. 6

Search and Rescue teams were dispatched to a medical emergency near Notch Lake. An individual had dislocated his knee, and a Department of Public Safety helicopter hoisted him to the trailhead to receive medical care.

Wednesday, Aug. 5

Search and Rescue teams assisted with a medical emergency near Wall Lake. They found the individual and helped transport them to the trailhead. The patient was then transported to the hospital.

Search and Rescue teams were paged to investigate the area near a scenic pull-off on Interstate 80 because a vehicle belonging to a missing person was found nearby. They searched on foot and with drones, but they did not find the missing person.

Tuesday, Aug. 4

Deputies responded to reports of a fight at a Kimball Junction retail store. Multiple witnesses said two individuals had gotten into a physical altercation in the parking lot. One of the individuals was a juvenile, and deputies placed the adult involved into custody and transported the adult to the Summit County Jail.

Deputies stopped a car on Paintbrush Road after they observed multiple traffic violations and “suspicious driving behavior.” The car’s registration was revoked, and the driver did not have insurance or a valid license. The vehicle’s VIN number was also “purposely concealed” and illegible. Deputies arrested the driver and impounded the car.

Monday, Aug. 3

Deputies stopped a vehicle near the intersection of S.R. 224 and Newpark Boulevard because of a registration violation. The driver stopped in the middle of the road, and deputies had to direct the driver to pull onto the shoulder. The smell of alcohol emanated from the car, and the driver admitted to drinking at a wine tasting event. The driver participated in field sobriety tests and showed signs of impairment. Deputies arrested the driver for a suspected DUI and booked the individual into the Summit County Jail.

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The Summit County Sheriff’s Office arrested an “unwanted person” who crashed an event in the Snyderville Basin on Friday.

Deputies responded to a private residence after the homeowner reported an individual had shown up for an event without an invitation, according to a departmental shift report. The individual was heavily intoxicated and disruptive, and the homeowner asked that he be removed from the property.

Law enforcement officials asked the individual to leave multiple times, but he refused. They arrested him for intoxication and disorderly conduct.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, July 20, and Sunday, July 26, including suspected DUIs, injured hikers and an assault.

Saturday, July 25

Summit County Search and Rescue was dispatched to assist an injured dirt biker near Smith and Morehouse.

Friday, July 24

Deputies stopped a speeding vehicle traveling westbound on Interstate 80. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies arrested the driver for a suspected DUI and towed the car. The car had “fresh damage” on its passenger side, but deputies were unable to determine whether the collision had occurred in Summit County.

Thursday, July 23

Deputies responded to a reported road rage near the Silver Summit roundabout. An individual had followed a woman to the area and assaulted her. The South Jordan Police Department assisted in locating the individual, who was taken into custody and transported to the Summit County Jail.

Tuesday, July 21

Search and Rescue successfully extracted a hiker with a broken ankle near Wall Lake.

Monday, July 20

Summit County Dispatch issued an attempt-to-locate call for a car struggling to maintain its lane of travel on eastbound I-80. The individual who reported the vehicle to dispatchers said the car had almost crashed into a concrete barrier. Deputies found the car and initiated a traffic stop. The driver performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was booked into the Summit County Jail.

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More than a dozen individuals were removed from a Park City Mountain property last week after Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a disturbance in Canyons Village.

Summit County Dispatch received noise complaints and reports of a possible fight involving 18 people around 2:30 a.m. at the Silverado Lodge in Canyons Village, according to a shift report. However, deputies only encountered six people when they arrived at the resort.

Deputies noted a disturbance had occurred, but the six individuals refused to cooperate with the investigation. Deputies were unable to determine who had been the aggressor and who had been the victim, so no one was arrested.

Management requested all individuals involved to be removed from the property.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, July 13, and Sunday, July 19, including suspected DUIs, assault and a search for a stranded hiker.

Sunday, July 19

Deputies stopped a car driving eastbound on Interstate 80 after observing a traffic violation. They saw an open container in the car when they spoke to the driver, who subsequently performed poorly on field sobriety tests. The driver was arrested on a suspected DUI.

Friday, July 17

Deputies initiated a traffic stop on Silver Summit Parkway because of an erratic driver. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. He admitted he was drunk and asked deputies to take him to jail.

Thursday, July 16

Summit County Dispatch received reports of an assault at the Sundial Lodge in Canyons Village. When deputies arrived, staff members said the male suspect went into a nearby apartment. The victim and several witnesses said the man had shoved the victim before leaving the area. Deputies found and arrested the man for assault and intoxication and booked him into the Summit County Jail.

Deputies responded to a single-vehicle accident on Lambert Lane. The driver appeared intoxicated and was transported to the hospital for medical treatment. Deputies then booked the driver into the Summit County Jail for a suspected DUI.

Summit County Dispatch issued an attempt-to-locate call for a vehicle on I-80 that was not maintaining its lane of travel. Deputies found and stopped the driver near Kimball Junction. The driver displayed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies took him into custody for a suspected DUI and impounded the car.

Tuesday, July 14

Summit County Search and Rescue responded to help a stranded hiker near Anderson Pass. A rockslide in the area had separated the hiker from their group, and a Department of Public Safety helicopter hoisted the hiker from the mountain and transported them to safety.

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Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies detained an individual suspected of a South Salt Lake robbery on Saturday.

The South Salt Lake Police Department issued an attempt-to-locate call for a robbery suspect, according to a departmental shift report.

Sheriff’s Office deputies found and detained the individual on S.R. 224 and transferred the case back to South Salt Lake.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple calls between Monday, July 6, and Sunday, July 12, including two injured hikers and several outstanding arrest warrants.

Sunday, July 12

Deputies stopped a driver after they observed multiple traffic violations. They discovered during the traffic stop that the driver had active arrest warrants. They detained the driver and transported him to the Summit County Jail.

Friday, July 10

Summit County Search and Rescue was called to help an injured hiker near Dollar Lake in the Uinta Mountains. The hiker had a broken ankle, and a Department of Public Safety helicopter transported the hiker to the trailhead.

Monday, July 6

Search and Rescue was called to help a woman who had broken her leg in a mountain biking accident near the Yellow Pine Trailhead. First responders found the woman and escorted her to the start of the trail, where an ambulance then transported her to the hospital.

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A driver who reportedly fled from Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies was arrested in Wasatch County on Saturday.

Deputies tried to stop a speeding motorcycle on S.R. 248, but the driver refused to stop and led law enforcement officials on a chase through Kamas and Francis while also committing other traffic violations, according to the department’s shift report.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office eventually terminated the pursuit, but the Heber City Police Department and Utah Highway Patrol later found and arrested the driver in Wasatch County.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, June 29, and Sunday, July 5, including a suspected DUI, stolen trailer and hit-and-run accident.

Saturday, July 4

Deputies checked the license plate of a car parked at a Kamas convenience store and discovered the plate belonged to a different vehicle. They arrested the driver, who was reportedly intoxicated and possessed methamphetamine. The vehicle was impounded.

Friday, July 3

Summit County Dispatch received reports of a hit-and-run incident near the Mirror Lake Diner in Kamas. Witnesses said the driver acknowledged the crash and left. Deputies found the driver, issued a citation and impounded the vehicle.

Thursday, July 2

Deputies responded to the Silver Creek area after they received reports of a stolen trailer. The trailer belonged to The Home Depot and was reportedly taken overnight on Wednesday. The vehicle has been listed as stolen on a national database but had not been located as of Monday morning.

Wednesday, July 1

Deputies pulled over a speeding car on S.R. 224. They arrested the driver on a suspected DUI after an investigation and booked the driver into the Summit County Jail.

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Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested an individual suspected in a hit-and-run incident after they discovered marijuana and cocaine inside the car during a traffic stop.

Deputies on Friday stopped a driver on Interstate 80 because of the individual’s suspected involvement in a hit and run, according to a departmental shift report. The smell of marijuana reportedly emanated from the vehicle, and deputies found marijuana and cocaine inside the car, as well as a firearm.

The driver and passenger were arrested for drug and weapons offenses and booked into the Summit County Jail.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple incidents between Monday, June 22, and Sunday, June 28, including equipment violations and suspected DUIs.

Saturday, June 27

Deputies stopped a vehicle on S.R. 224 after they observed an equipment violation. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies arrested the driver and transported him to the Summit County Jail. The car was impounded.

Monday, June 22

Deputies noticed a speeding car traveling eastbound on I-80 and initiated a traffic stop. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies also found drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. They arrested the driver and transported them to the Summit County Jail.

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Summit County detectives are investigating multiple vehicle burglaries in the Run-A-Muk parking lot, according to a departmental shift report.

An individual last week called Summit County Dispatch to report a man climbing out of a parked car through a broken window at the Snyderville Basin dog park. The individual told dispatchers that two vehicles in the parking lot had been broken into and that the man had left in a silver van.

The Park City Police Department located the van and attempted to stop the driver, but the driver fled. Officers initiated a pursuit, but they lost track of the van near the junction of Interstate 80 and S.R. 224.

Investigators are working on identifying the driver to pursue possible charges.

The Summit County Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, May 11, and Sunday, May 17, including suspected DUIs, active arrest warrants and an attempted commercial burglary.

Friday, May 15

Deputies stopped a driver in Kimball Junction who had an active warrant for her arrest. During the traffic stop, a K9 indicated the presence of drugs in the car, and deputies found methamphetamine inside. They also discovered the driver had several other warrants for her arrest throughout the state. Deputies arrested the driver and booked her into Summit County Jail.

Thursday, May 14

A local bar called deputies and asked them to locate an individual who was potentially driving while intoxicated. Deputies found the car and initiated a traffic stop. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. The driver was arrested and booked into the Summit County Jail.

Wednesday, May 13

Deputies responded to a report of an attempted commercial burglary at a Kimball Junction business. The assistant manager of the business said there was significant damage to the entryway, windows and rear door, “consistent with an attempt to pry them open.” However, the attempts seemed unsuccessful. The damage to the building is estimated to be around $4,800.

Monday, May 12

Deputies saw a car turn onto Bitner Road and travel in the wrong direction before the driver corrected the vehicle. They initiated a traffic stop and observed signs of impairment in the driver, who performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies placed the driver into custody and transported him to the Summit County Jail. The car was impounded.

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A driver who fell asleep and blocked another car from moving was arrested over the weekend in the Pinebrook area, according to a shift report from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies were dispatched to Pinebrook after they received reports of a car that had been idling and blocking in another vehicle for more than an hour. When deputies arrived, they could see multiple open containers of alcohol through the windows of the car, which was still running.

They contacted the driver, who was asleep and needed to be woken up. The driver resisted being removed from the vehicle and was eventually arrested.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, May 4, and Sunday, May 10, including drug possessions, suspected DUIs and a burglary.

Sunday, May 10

Deputies responded to a car wash in Kamas after an employee called to report a burglary. The employee said a safe containing cash was stolen from the car wash. The case has been forwarded to investigators.

Friday, May 8

Deputies stopped a car on U.S. 40 and found the driver possessed marijuana, cocaine, drug paraphernalia and an open container of alcohol. The driver also did not have insurance, a driver’s license or active registration. The driver was cited and released, and the car was impounded.

Deputies initiated a traffic stop in Coalville after they spotted a car with an expired registration. The driver also had a suspended license and required an ignition interlock device to drive because of previous issues with alcohol. The driver appeared to be under the influence of alcohol during the traffic stop, and there was no interlock device installed. Deputies arrested the driver and booked the individual into the Summit County Jail. The vehicle was released to its registered owner.

Thursday, May 7

Deputies observed a speeding vehicle driving eastbound on Interstate 80. They initiated a traffic stop, and the driver admitted to possessing a controlled substance. Deputies searched the car and also found drug paraphernalia. They arrested the driver and impounded the vehicle.

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A crash notification from an Apple device led to an arrest in Summit Park on Saturday, according to a shift report from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies initiated a welfare check after an Apple device notified Summit County Dispatch of a possible crash in the Summit Park area. When they arrived at the crash location, deputies saw that the driver had run off the road, traveled approximately 100 feet down a hill and rolled the vehicle several times.

The driver performed poorly on field sobriety tests, and deputies booked him into the Summit County Jail.

The Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple other calls between Monday, April 27, and Sunday, May 3, including suspected DUIs, home robberies and a stolen trailer.

Sunday, May 3

Deputies received a report of a white trailer stolen from Bear View Drive. A citizen later found the trailer, which appeared to have been dragged and abandoned, blocking a driveway on Mahre Drive. The lock on the trailer had been cut, but no items were reported missing. The owner estimated there was $1,000 in damages to the trailer. The Sheriff’s Office does not have information on a potential suspect or video recordings of the area available. The case has since been closed.

Deputies were dispatched to investigate a suspicious person at an apartment complex on Bitner Road. The individual was located and allegedly exhibited signs of “heavy intoxication.” Deputies arrested the individual and booked them into the Summit County Jail.

Saturday, May 2

Deputies observed a car unable to maintain its lane of travel on eastbound Interstate 80. The car crashed into a concrete barrier, and deputies initiated a traffic stop. The driver showed signs of impairment and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Deputies booked the driver into the Summit County Jail on a suspected DUI and towed the car.

Deputies responded to the Jeremy Store after they received reports of a man yelling and urinating on gas pumps. They searched the area and found the man, who had left the store in his car but had turned around to go back to the property. Deputies stopped the car and determined the man was intoxicated. He was also had a firearm. Deputies took him into custody and booked him into the Summit County Jail.

A Summit Park resident called the Sheriff’s Office to report an unknown person who had used a balcony door to enter their house while the resident wasn’t home. The individual reportedly took a purse and some jewelry sometime between 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Thursday, April 30

A homebuilder reported someone had sneaked into a home that was under construction and damaged the countertops. Deputies searched the area, but there are currently no suspects. The case has been forwarded to investigators.

Wednesday, April 29

Deputies responded to a gas station in Coalville after they received reports of a truck and trailer blocking the road. They contacted the truck’s driver and observed signs of impairment, as well as multiple open containers in the vehicle. Deputies placed the individual under arrest for public intoxication and violating open container laws. The vehicle was towed, and other occupants inside the car were released on the scene.

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