Sheriff's Report: Officers Arrest 'Naked' Man in Highland Area

A naked man was reported walking on Highland Drive late Sunday evening.

Officers arrived in the neighborhood and found a 50-year-old man standing in the road, shirtless and without shoes, according to arrest documents. He was uncooperative with law enforcement and appeared to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

The man said he had not been drinking or taking drugs. The officer asked him why he was standing outside without any clothes (except for a pair of shorts). He said the officer had taken him out of bed while he was sleeping and brought him there.

The officer tried to inquire further, but the man continued to be aggressive and ask what he was being charged with. He was ordered to walk home or be dropped off in a car, the report said.

However, the man did not want to comply with the orders of the deputies.

He was eventually arrested and booked into Summit County Jail on charges of obscenity and disorderly conduct. He was later released on his own recognizance.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office responded to several other calls between Monday, June 24 and Sunday, June 30, including reports of an injured hiker, reckless driving and trespassing.

Saturday June 29

Summit County Search and Rescue and the Sheriff's Office Mounted Patrol were dispatched to assist emergency medical services with an injured hiker near the Mirror Lake Campground.

Officers observed a vehicle traveling approximately 10 miles below the speed limit on SR 224 near Ute Boulevard. The vehicle was eventually stopped in Bear Hollow. The driver exhibited signs of impairment, including showing health insurance cards in place of her vehicle documents. A field sobriety test was administered. The woman did not perform well. She was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.

A driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol on SR 224 after deputies observed signs of impairment.

Wednesday June 26

Officers conducted a background check on a vehicle in Kimball Junction and learned it was uninsured. The driver admitted to not having insurance. The driver was cited. The vehicle was impounded.

Tuesday June 25

An adult male was arrested in Trailside for a domestic violence related assault.

Police were dispatched to Henefer after a woman reported that her husband was hitting their house with a hammer. Officers arrested the man and charged him with property damage.

A homeowner reported that a neighbor had entered his home uninvited. Officers attempted to contact the suspect but were unsuccessful. Surveillance footage showed the man exiting through the back door of the residence. The 74-year-old man was identified and charged with criminal trespass.

Monday June 24

Summit County Dispatch received a report of a reckless driver traveling westbound on Interstate 80. A Utah Highway Patrol officer located the driver near milepost 151 and stopped the truck. The 25-year-old man spoke to law enforcement, who observed two cans of beer between the floorboards of the driver and passenger seats. Both cans were half full. The man stated he had not consumed alcohol in several days. A background check showed his license was suspended for an alcohol-related offense. The man was arrested and booked into the Summit County Jail on multiple charges.