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‘Missing’ man found squatting in empty home, roommates fight after unwanted advance and more in Summit County sheriff’s log

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Source: Summit Daily News

Last week, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office gave courtesy rides to a woman who got out of a car after arguing with a friend and a man who was walking along Interstate 70 to get to Denver, helped people who got stuck in snow while off-roading and responded to a reportedly wall-shaking roommate fight. The following incidents occurred between Monday, Nov. 2, and Sunday, Nov. 8. Deputies responded Nov. 3 to a call from a motorist who picked up a woman after seeing her get dropped off on the side of the road with her luggage between Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin Ski Area. The driver took her to Arapahoe Basin and waited with her for deputies to arrive. Deputies found her to be clearly intoxicated, and she said she had gotten out of the car because she did not feel safe following a heated discussion with a friend. After a full interview, deputies found nothing criminal and gave the woman a courtesy ride to Silverthorne, where another friend picked her up.

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