Grant County Sheriff's Office Reports: 03/21/14- 03/23/14

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 26 March 2014 26 March 2014

03/21/14

Domestic disturbance
Artcher Road
Caller reports her baby's father just tried to strangle her with her baby in her arms. Caller said he was still in the house, but she would be at the neighbor's. Suspect possibly has gun and has been drinking and smoking weed.

Vehicle accident/no injuries
Bear Mountain Road
Accident report

Domestic disturbance
Wendy Road
Caller reports she was assaulted last Friday.

Stolen motor vehicle
Saavedra Road
Caller reports her son took her vehicle without her permission. Advises later the car was returned.

Unwanted subject
Hermana Street
Caller reporter her father is at her residence trying to take her belongings.

Identity theft
1400 East Highway 180
Incident report

Reckless driver
North Hurley
Caller reports a FedEx truck with a dog on the back of the truck cannot maintain its lane. The truck was headed toward Deming.

Welfare check
1155 E. Highway 180
Caller reports a female lying on the group with pain in her abdomen and chest.

Weapons fired
Saavedra Road
Caller reports a male subject went into her home and tried to shoot her boyfriend.

03/22/14

Weapons fired
Burnham Street
Caller reports hearing five or six shots from a party near the VFW.

Breaking and entering
10156 W. Highway 180
Caller reports she wants to make a report and she thinks she know who did the breaking and entering.

Burglary
Burnham St.
Caller reports someone stole his gun form his home the previous night when he was not at home

Controlled burn
Turkey Creek Road
No report

Domestic disturbance
Hermana Street
Caller reports her dad and mom are fighting.

Intoxicated driver
Highway 35
Caller reports a pickup that cannot maintain a lane. Male subject said he was looking at a house and will pay more attention

Suspicious vehicle
Mount Vista
Caller reports vehicle and requests frequent patrol, as it has been observed by other neighbors

Request officer
Caller reports her daughter was in a bicycle accident.

Unwanted subject
Oakwood Ave.
Caller reports her ex-husband was causing problems, but he left.

Burglary
Hot Springs Canyon Road
Caller reports a known subject took objects that weren't hers.

Reckless driver
Bobwhite Drive
Caller reports small kids driving around in a dune buggy.

Welfare check
Cottage San Road
Caller reports a male subject lying on the ground, who may have been hit by a vehicle, but known what happened to him.

Criminal trespass warning
Santa Rita Mine Road
Caller requests a criminal trespass warning on a male subject.

03/23/14

Vehicle accident, with injuries
Highway 180
No report

Welfare check
Flury Lane
Caller reports her boyfriend keeps called her at work.

Weapons fired
Racetrack Road
Caller reports hearing either fireworks or shots, which are keeping them awake.

Reckless driver
11147 W. Highway 180
Caller reports a young male driving at a high rate of speed and being reckless. Caller said the pickup was tailgating and is now headed down Market Street.

Reckless driver
Old Arenas Valley Road
Caller reports speeding vehicle

Larceny
Cottage San Road
Caller reports savings bonds stolen from her purse two days ago, but she just now noticed. She reports a known male subject took them.

Criminal trespass
Yucca Street
Caller reports a male trespassing on their property and made threats toward caller's wife.

Vehicle accident, no injuries
Highway 152
No report

Domestic disturbance
Arroyo Lane
Caller wants his stepson off his property, because he is causing problems,

Weapons fired
Little Walnut Road
Caller reports maroon pickup is shooting at deer from the roadway.

Suspicious vehicle
Bataan Memorial Park
Caller reports he got a call telling him a code 31 was at the park. No contact with vehicle.

Domestic disturbance
Hermana Street
Caller reports her father went to her yard with someone else and took a bunch of stuff from her house and almost hit her child.

Ambulance requested
Hurley Avenue
No report

Stolen motor vehicle
Jasper Drive
Caller reports someone just stole his vehicle. A known subject took it without permission.

Loud music
Bandoni Drive
Caller reports loud music.

 

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