Grant County Sheriff's Department Reports for 4/4 – 4/6/2014

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Published: 12 April 2014 12 April 2014

4/4/14

Game & Fish
Sage Drive, Upper Mimbres
Caller reported a deer caught in a fence. The deer was put down.

Suspicious Vehicle
Chaparral Drive, Upper Mimbres
Deceased vehicle owner's son stated that everything is fine.

DVO Served

Intoxicated Persons
Western Drive, Silver City
Caller reports an intoxicated male subject stumbling around, and he is now lying on the ground in front of the caller's home.

Prisoner Transport
Gila Regional Medical Center

Fight
Rio de Arenas Snappy Mart, Arenas Valley
Caller reported two males fighting and getting gas.

Domestic Disturbance
Ancheta Road, San Lorenzo
Caller reported that a male subject is hurting a female subject. A child ran to the caller's house and asked for help.

4/5/14

Missing Persons
Woodland Drive, Arenas Valley
Caller advised that his 25 year old son was causing problems at the house and left, running up the road. The caller is concerned that the son will go to his house, get a knife, and possibly hurt himself or someone else.

Welfare Check
Airport Road, Hurley
Caller reports that a male subject is there and is fighting with everyone.

Fire Alarm
S. Highway 90, Grant County

Reckless Driver
Highway 152, MM7
Caller reports a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed.

Domestic Disturbance
Rio de Arenas Road, Arenas Valley
Caller reported a male and a female subject arguing, and there is a child involved. Second caller advised that the male subject threatened her son.

Welfare Check
Ancheta Road, Upper Mimbres
Female subject decided to leave the location and was advised to go to El Refugio.

Larceny
Tabor Drive, Silver City
Caller reported that welding leads had been taken from the welder.

Criminal Damage to Property
Highway 356, Bayard
Caller reported that her fence was hit by a pickup truck, and she was scared.

Domestic Disturbance
Rio de Arenas, Arenas Valley
Caller reported that a female subject is hitting her husband.

Vehicle Accident with Injuries
S. Highway 90, Tyrone
No Report

Welfare Check
Apache Street, Silver City
Caller advised that he received a phone call from a female subject who was threatening to hurt herself and giving suicidal indications.

Hit & Run Accident
Rio de Arenas Snappy, Arenas Valley
No Report

Welfare Check
Western Drive, Silver City
Caller advised that his neighbor seems intoxicated and is yelling at the top of his lungs. The neighbor is also burning trash in his backyard.

Domestic Disturbance
S. Highway 90, Grant County
Caller advised that a male and female subject were fighting in a truck, which is parked.

Loud Music
Rio de Arenas Road, Arenas Valley
Caller advised that they went to the neighbor and asked the subjects to turn the music down, but they will not do so.

4/6/14

Stolen Motor Vehicle
Valle de Uvas, Upper Mimbres
Caller advised that he lent his vehicle to a female subject, whom he just met, and she has not returned it.

Reckless Driver
Old Arenas Valley Road, Arenas Valley
Caller advised that there was speeding traffic in a 25 mph zone.

Hit & Run Accident
Ft. Bayard Medical Center, Santa Clara
No Report

Welfare Check
Little Walnut Road, Silver City
Caller advised that he received a phone call from his 13 year old son, who said that his grandfather and stepfather were beating him.

Larceny
Rio de Arenas Road, Arenas Valley
Caller requested speaking with an Officer regarding a subject who came to his residence and took some of his belongings.

Disturbance
Rio de Arenas Road, Arenas Valley
Caller advised that her husband made her leave and told her he was going to get into a fight.

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