The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received 223 calls for service between Saturday, Sept. 24 and Friday, Sept. 30. Below are selected reports.

t 2:14 p.m. Monday, Sept. 26 in Quilcene, dispatchers were called after a 14-year-old boy said he was going to bring a gun to school the next day.

A deputy contacted officials at the school and spoke with the boy’s parents.

No direct threats had been made to any one person. Another follow-up session was held between law enforcement, the school, and the parents.

At 3:01 p.m. Monday, Sept. 26 in Quilcene, a burglary was reported by a resident.

The resident said someone had broken into the residence because he had returned home to find the place wasn’t locked. He was sure he had locked the home when he left.

Nothing was found missing or moved.

The resident had a suspect in mind and believed the intruder had a master key because he knows a locksmith.

A deputy determined no crime had been committed and a mental health issue was a factor in the report.

At 11:02 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27 in Port Hadlock, a resident called authorities over a case of malicious mischief.

The window of a truck had been broken the previous night.

A deputy took photographs of the damage. There are no suspects.

At 11:08 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27 in Olympic National Park, an employee of the park said one of the rangers had found a cat at Kalaloch Campground.

The park worker was referred to the Friends of Forks Animals, an organization that works to unite lost animals with their owners.

At 11:16 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27 in Port Ludlow, a resident reported the theft of a bicycle.

The bike was stolen from a carport overnight. Other things were missing, as well.

A neighbor told the resident he saw a man around the house over the weekend.

The bike was valued at $200. It had been put together at the ReCyclery in Port Townsend and was made from the parts of many different types of bikes.

The bike had an armadillo sticker on it.

There are no suspects.