Sheriff’s deputies in Fountain Hills responded to the Comfort Inn on Shea Boulevard in Fountain Hills Friday, Oct. 7, when a man came into the lobby with a severe head injury.

The man was treated by Fire Department paramedics and transported to a Scottsdale hospital. He was later reported in stable condition.

Deputies went to the room where the injured man was registered at the hotel and located a second man. The two were truck driving partners on a return trip across country. The man in the hotel room said he had not seen his partner for an hour or more and had gone to sleep.

Deputies followed a trail of blood across the hotel parking lot toward the car wash next door. They found that the injured man had apparently had a few beers and climbed to the roof of the car wash where he discovered a network of shade screens and apparently laid down to sleep on one of the screens. His partner reported receiving an earlier message about finding a great hammock.

The screen where the man was laying ripped and he fell about 20 feet to the concrete drive below.

He managed to get back to the hotel where the desk clerk called for help.

*On Monday, Oct. 3, a Fountain Hills man reported his ex-girlfriend damaged property at his residence in the 17000 block of Parlin Drive. He estimated the damage to be about $200 when she overturned a glass table and smashed potted plants.

*On Friday, Sept. 30, deputies stopped a Payson woman on Saguaro Boulevard near Sterling Drive and found the vehicle had a suspended license plate due to lack of insurance.

*On Monday, Oct. 3, a woman reported that someone used her name to incorporate a business without her consent or approval. The incident was discovered when the woman had a background check for an employment application.

*On Sunday, Oct. 2, residents of the 13000 block of Fountain Hills Boulevard reported someone had stolen items from their residence while they were gone a few days. There was no sign of forced entry. The items missing included checkbooks, gift cards and prescription meds.

*On Tuesday, Oct. 4, deputies received a report of a stolen vehicle from a residence in the 30000 block of N. 144th Street. The owner suspects the vehicle was taken by a Phoenix man he had loaned the vehicle to. That man was later arrested on an unrelated charge and the vehicle could not be located.

*On Tuesday, Oct. 4, a man reported receiving a credit card he had not applied for.

*On Monday, Oct. 3, a Rio Verde woman reported she had been receiving harassing phone calls for a couple of weeks. The calls came from two different numbers and the voice threatened to “kill” her.

*On Wednesday, Oct. 5, a resident reported someone had stolen the license plate from their vehicle.

*On Wednesday, Oct. 5, a resident of the 13000 block of Manzanita Way reported someone had stolen garden lights from their back yard.

*On Wednesday, Oct. 5, a Fountain Hills woman was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant for her arrest.

*On Sunday, Oct. 9, a passerby reported a glass window broken at a business in the 16000 block of Parkview Ave. The business was closed at the time and damage is estimated at $800 to replace the glass.

*On Wednesday, Oct. 5, a Mesa man was arrested by a DPS Trooper at a traffic stop on the Beeline Highway. The man had a warrant from the Sheriff’s Office and he was turned over to deputies in Fountain Hills.

*On Friday, Sept. 30, the mother of a Fountain Hills female juvenile reported her daughter had been harassed and assaulted by another female juvenile with a small group at Golden Eagle Park. Deputies have submitted charges to the juvenile county attorney for assault and disorderly conduct.

*On Thursday, Oct. 6, deputies received a report from a Rio Verde woman that someone had broken into her home in the 26000 block of Agave Drive. They found a front window broken and the house ransacked. It was not immediately known what might have been taken.

*The MCSO Traffic Division is investigating a single vehicle that rolled several times into the canyon off Palisades Boulevard this past weekend. The driver and passengers in the car were not seriously injured, according to Sheriff’s Capt. Dave Letourneau.