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Star man who fled truck crash in Meridian early Saturday is in custody

A 43-year-old Star man who ran away ran away from a traffic crash early Saturday morning in the Linder/Ustick roads neighborhood at the conclusion of a brief vehicle pursuit is now in custody in Gem County – after he stole another car and led several other law enforcement agencies on another pursuit Saturday afternoon. Deputies arrested

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How the Ada County Jail is planning for COVID-19

We’ve had quite a few people ask us about how we are planning for the possible spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the Ada County Jail, which is the biggest jail facility in Idaho. The short answer is we have plans in place for both the detection of COVID-19 cases as inmates come into

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10-year-old Kuna girl targeted in TikTok scam

Ada County Sheriff’s Office deputies continue to urge parents to talk their kids about being careful with how they interact with strangers online – especially on the never-ending stream of new social media apps that seem to pop up every day. It is not uncommon for our deputies to get reports about adults sending creepy

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Fake arrest warrant scam persists in the Treasure Valley

Ada County Sheriff’s Office deputies will never call and threaten to arrest you because you have an outstanding arrest warrant — or missed jury duty — or have a tax bill due — or anything like that. Deputies will also never ask you to place funds for payment on a pre-paid credit card to “cancel the

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Ada County is now using a revised inmate Pretrial risk assessment

Ada County’s judges have access to a new tool today that will allow them to make better-informed decisions on whether to let someone just arrested to get out of jail. Ada County Sheriff’s Office employees are now using a revised version of the Idaho Pretrial Risk Assessment (IPRAI) report that judges review before people who

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