Grant County Sheriff's Blotter 0314-031714

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 17 March 2014 17 March 2014

03/14/14

 

Domestic disturbance

Euphoria

Caller reports his wife physically attached him and cut his hand. He is now at CYFD and would like to speak to a deputy, but does not want an ambulance.

 

Vehicle burglary

Fort Bayard Medical Center

Caller reports someone broke into her truck.

 

Missing Persons

Artcher Road

Caller reports her son never got on the bus to go to school.

 

Harassment

Mountain View

Caller reports her neighbor is at the fence calling her names and wants to talk to a deputy. The neighbor calls and wants to speak to a deputy.

 

Harrassment

Whiskey Creek Airport Road

Caller reports neighbor is harassing her over his dog being in her yard.

 

03/15/14

 

Request officer

Welsh Street

Caller has information on a larceny at the address. She has more information on where her rings are.

 

Reckless driver

Highway 180 North Hurley

Caller reports the vehicle almost ran her off the road.

 

Request officer

Spring Creek Road

Caller reports her son is at a property where she does not want him. He snuck out of her apartment and went there without her permission. Property owner says the son is not there, but he will look for him.

 

DV Order violation

Galaz

Caller reports her ex is on her property and she does not want him there.

 

Loud party

Ridge Road

Caller reports a large party with a large campfire by old wooden bridge. She is concerned about the wind getting the fire and about the kids who are partying.

 

Suspicious vehicle

Cottonwood Road

Caller requests frequent patrol because of suspicious vehicle/truck with its lights off when it passed her house at a high rate of speed.

 

Weapons fired

Bellm

Caller heard one shot two blocks from her house

 

03/16/14

 

Unwanted subject

E. Highway 180

Caller reports her brother is causing problems.

 

Welfare check

Trailing Heart

Caller reports a lot of smoke coming from a residence. Everything was OK. The resident is a smoker.

 

Reckless driver

Highway 152

Bicyclist reports being harassed by driver that keeps passing him.

 

Suspicious vehicle

Vesuvius

Caller reports a vehicle near the cul-de-sac in the trees with the engine running.

 

Domestic disturbance

Fort Bayard Medical Center

Caller reports his son is trying to take his vehicle

 

Breaking & entering

Mahogany Drive

Caller reports he keeps seeing a flashlight at a vacant residence and thinks someone is trying to break into it.

 

Welfare check

Clark Road

Caller reports she received a text from an absconder and he sent a photo of her where she appeared to be battered.

 

Unwanted subject

Mobile Drive

Caller reports a man is at her trailer causing problems and threatening to take things and do damage to it.

 

03/17/14

Welfare check

Broken Arrow

Caller reports her sister-in-law called her about her husband is out of control and that it is physical. 

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