NOTE: All individuals named in connection with charges are presumed innocent unless and until convicted.
Security Camera Torn Down Amid Divorce, Home Sale — Criminal Mischief (Misdemeanor)
Incident #26-03861 | Reported July 4, 2026 | 700 block of Grant County Road 43, Sheridan
Zachary Woodall, 40, reported that someone tore down the security camera mounted on the northeast corner of his home sometime between July 1 and July 4. Woodall told Deputy Rick Stephenson it was the only camera on the property and that its placement made it possible for someone to approach from behind and knock it down without being caught on video. Woodall said the home is currently part of a divorce proceeding and is listed for sale, and that he doesn't want anyone tampering with the property while it's on the market. The camera was valued at $200. No suspect has been identified.
Argument on Highway 270 Turns Violent — Aggravated Assault (Felony)
Incident #26-03737 | Reported June 28, 2026; incident occurred June 27 | 1300 block of Grant County Road 43, Sheridan
Corey McTigrit, 27, told Deputy Eric Fain he was assaulted by Robert Canard, 47, while riding back from Malvern on Highway 270 West. According to the report, Canard — riding in the front passenger seat while his teenage daughter drove — became argumentative and began striking McTigrit, who was in the back seat, in the face and neck. Canard then produced a handgun and put it to McTigrit's head, according to the report. McTigrit said he did not fight back. A 22-year-old passenger, identified in the report as Aiden Robinson, was also in the vehicle.
McTigrit called his mother to pick him up once the group reached Canard's residence. He later provided deputies with photos of his injuries — described in the report as a bloody nose, split lip, a ruptured eye vessel, a forehead laceration, and bruising on his neck — along with screenshots of a social media conversation referencing the incident. A 9mm handgun was logged into evidence. Canard faces a felony charge of aggravated assault.
Warrant Call Ends in Resisting-Arrest Charge — Resisting Arrest (Misdemeanor)
Incident #26-03767 | Reported June 29, 2026 | 800 block of Grant County Road 167036, Sheridan
Deputies responded to a 9-1-1 hang-up call and, believing the caller to be Gerald Jackson, 67, ran a warrant check before arriving. Dispatch confirmed an active warrant out of the Sheridan Police Department for failure to appear. According to the report from Sgt. Brian Sweeney, Jackson acknowledged the warrant when deputies arrived but would not put his right hand behind his back as Deputy Childers attempted to handcuff him, prompting an arm-bar hold before he complied. Jackson was booked into the Sheridan Detention Center and cited for resisting arrest, with a court date set for Aug. 4. He also has a court date of Aug. 11 tied to the original warrant.