BAD DRIVERS AND WARRANTS ON WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S REPORT     Arrests on the Washington County Sheriff’s Activity Summary for Friday December 5th through this morning – a 25 year old man in Blair for a Washington County warrant, a 19 year old in Blair for driving under suspension and two warrants, a 43 year old woman at Highway 75 and County Road p-43 on a warrant, a 34 year old male at Highway 30 and County road 19 for 1st offense aggravated Drunk Driving and 2nd offens

A 50 year old woman suffered burns yesterday afternoon while trying to rescue horses from a burning barn near Highway 75 and Northern Hills Drive. She was transported to a hospital in Omaha. The departments responding to that blaze include Omaha, Irvington, Boys Town, Fort Calhoun, Douglas County Sheriff, and Ponca Hills. No reports on injuries to horses, one cat, however was injured and is being treated at the Nebraska Humane Society.

WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S ACTIVITY SUMMARY FOR LAST WEEK:      A power line was in the roadway in Fort Calhoun – Omaha Public Power District was called to remove that line. Also on Sheriff Mike Robinson’s activity summary for last week, three vehicle – deer collisions, advising a parent about harassment their daughter was receiving, and among other matters, assisting in Blair Police with evacuating residents in an apartment fire in Blair in the early hours Thursday.