Grant County Sheriff's Department blotter – March 23 through March 26. 2015

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Published: 29 March 2015 29 March 2015

Monday, March 23

Harassment
Chalcocite Court - Tyrone
Walk-in advised that his neighbor was leaving letters on his door complaining about his dog and his trash, and he felt the letters were threatening and wanted to make sure his dog was not hurt.

Weapons fired
Highway 15 - Pinos Altos
Caller advised that she heard about six shots. Deputy ATL'd through Pinos Altos and the trailer park with negative contact with any shots fired or any people carrying guns.

Harassment
Ridge Road
Caller advised that her sister walked into caller's home without permission and started disrespecting her and her husband and threatened to take caller's vehicle and TV because she owes her money. Advised that she already left. Deputy advised clear/have a Santa Clara officer call him in reference to issuing a criminal trespass warning.

Larceny
Saavedra Road
Caller advised that she had just returned home from Arizona and found that her house had been broken into and her TV is missing. Caller advised that her son that lives with her is the one who took the TV, as he was the only one that had access.

Tuesday, March 24

New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Highway 180 near the shooting range
Removing dead javelina from westbound lanes.

Wednesday, March 25

New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Highway 180 - MM 125.5
Caller advised that a vehicle hit a deer/unknown if deer is still alive. Deputy advised that the deer is just north of the North Hurley turnoff off to the side of the road/It looks like an 18-wheeler hit it.

Accident with property damage
Highway 180 - MM 108-110
Caller advised that just before Wind Canyon Estates, a blue Ford Edge hit a deer. Deputy advised Silverback Towing en route and advised to send EMS for a 48-year-old female complaining of right side pain to her back/conscious/alert/breathing/negative on chest pain/request lights and sirens.

Burglary
Lake Roberts Store
Caller advised property had been stolen but some was recovered.

Request officer
North Fork Walnut Creek Road
Caller advised that his neighbor is out of town, and an unauthorized bulldozer is on his property. Deputy advised Fowler Brothers was contacted, and they have paperwork granting them permission to be there.

Thursday, March 26

Vehicle burglary
Palo Verde Drive
Caller advised that her husband's vehicle was broken into and law enforcement items were taken/things from his duty belt/no firearms. Advised they found a box near the road that has some of his belongings.

Vehicle burglary
Cottonwood Road
Caller advised that someone broke into his vehicle and stole his wife's purse, house keys, car keys, and other items.

Vehicle burglary
Copper Ridge Drive
Caller advised his white Dodge Ram 1500 was broken into.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Briarwood Drive
Broken window on vehicle.

Request officer
Cottonwood Road
Caller advised that he found some items that had been in the vehicle that was broken into, including a glove he believes was worn by the person that broke into the vehicle. Deputy recovered the glove.

Vehicle burglary
Briarwood Drive - different address than above
Caller advised that a flash drive was stolen from the glove compartment.

Harassment
Broken Arrow Drive
Caller advised that his unknown neighbor who works for the town is making a road near his property, and caller believes it is actually on caller's property. Caller was advised that this is a civil matter.

Aggravated burglary
Ancheta Road - San Lorenzo
Caller advised that someone broke in through the front door and stole a .22 rifle.

Harassment
Grand Mesa
Caller advised that she is being harassed by her stepmom.

Fight
Kohdy Lane - Arenas Valley
4 vehicles and a bunch of kids/green truck and white truck/2 more vehicles have driven up/a lot of kids fighting/1 kid has blood on his shirt. Deputy advised to send ambulance for a 17-year-old male hit in head/conscious and breathing/lights and sirens. EMS3 advised patient refused. Deputy headed to GRMC for follow up.

Welfare check
Rio de Arenas Road
Caller wants a welcheck on a named female and her four kids to make sure they have food in the fridge. Deputy advised an attempt to contact was made. Deputy advised as time permits will ATL later.

Domestic disturbance
Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised that a first-named female and a first-named male are fighting/she hit him three times in the face/there are children in the house. Deputies advised clear/male left/female advised it happened over an hour ago/she did shove him in the driveway.

Burglary
Pheasant Drive
Occurred sometime last night while she was not at home.

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