Oct. 8: A  Friday Harbor woman was awakened by a man banging on her door looking for her roommate. Entry was not gained, and the man departed before deputies arrived.

• A bicycle found along Beaverton Valley Road was turned in to the sheriff’s office and later claimed by the owner.

• Deputies responded to keep the peace in an Eastsound establishment after a dispute occurred between two men over money owed.

Oct. 9: A Lopez man reported the theft of a parcel that had been delivered and left by his mailbox.

Oct. 10: A 41-year-old Lopez woman escaped injury when she drove off Fisherman Bay Road avoiding a deer. The car was stuck, but once removed from the ditch was undamaged.

• A woman reported being offered methamphetamine at Crescent Beach on Orcas. The suspect was located, interviewed and allowed deputies to search him and his vehicle. No drugs were found.

• A runaway Friday Harbor girl was located and returned.

• The guardrail at Mt. Baker Road and Terrell Beach Road on Orcas was damaged in a hit-and-run.

Oct. 11: Lopez deputies responded to a domestic dispute. The parties were arguing over a cell phone.

• A Deer Harbor man reported a trespasser in his backyard. The trespasser was contacted and asked to leave.

• An Eastsound man reported the theft of his backpack from the Orcas Library. He left the backpack briefly to use the rest room, and when he returned the backpack was gone.

• Two vehicles, including the Friday Harbor High School bus, were “keyed” at the Orcas Homecoming game.

• A 25-year-old Friday Harbor man was arrested for assaulting family members and a  deputy.

Oct. 13: A 42-year-old Friday Harbor man was cited for driving without a license and traffic infractions in connection with an auto and bicycle collision at Tucker and Larson. The cyclist suffered scratches and bruises.