Grant County Sheriff’s Department Blotter, July 20 - July 23, 2015

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 24 July 2015 24 July 2015

Monday, July 20

Weapons fired
Busy Street – Arenas Valley
Caller advised she heard one shot fired, possibly a shotgun. Deputy advised negative contact.

Welfare check
E Street – San Lorenzo
Caller advised that her niece is in an abusive relationship with a named male and last weekend caller saw her with bite marks and bruises.

Welfare check
Rogers Drive – Wind Canyon
Caller advised that a named female hasn’t been seen in months and she supposedly has a very eccentric husband. Deputy made contact with husband who stated his wife was at Millie’s visiting her mother. Deputy advised that he home was very tidy and everything appeared okay.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Skyview Drive
Caller advised that he found the back window broken on his tan Lincoln Aviator.

Domestic disturbance
Sandalwood Avenue
Caller advised that her 16-year-old daughter is throwing a fit, yelling and screaming, and scaring the baby.

Unwanted subject
E Street – San Lorenzo
Caller advised that a named male is hiding behind the shed, but he keeps going back to the home and caller does not want him there. Deputy advised that the male left prior to arrival.

Disturbance
Penjamo Bar
Caller advised that a male with two knives on him is highly intoxicated and trying to fight with them. Advised that the male is walking with his girlfriend in the roadway and now they are driving away.

Welfare check
Country Club Road
Caller advised that he heard screaming. Deputy advised that the area was patrolled/no one is awake or yelling.

Welfare check
Penjamo Bar
Caller advised that her female cousin lives in a camping trailer behind the bar and she is intoxicated and possibly on drugs, and a named male beats her up as well. Advised the cousin was picked up in Silver today and taken to Hurley. Deputy advised contact was made with the cousin and the male and they are OK and were sleeping.

Criminal trespass warning
Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised that a named male is at the residence and there is a restraining order in place. Advised that the male was at the front door and caller disconnected the line. Deputy advised that the male does have a CTW for the location, but left prior to arrival.

Tuesday, July 21

Suspicious vehicle
Highway 180 – MM 120
Deputy out with a black Chevy. Advised they have two blowouts/will be standing by for a ride.

Harassment
Racetrack Road – Arenas Valley
Caller advised that she is having an ongoing issue with a named male who keeps calling her and making threats. Advised it is her daughter’s boyfriend. Deputy had negative contact with caller.

Welfare check
Allen Road – Upper Mimbres
Deputy advised that while he was involved in a traffic stop, a female advised him that she was on the phone with another female who was upset and suicidal and who has a gun. The female advised the deputy of where the supposed suicidal female was and the deputy obtained the address from CAD.

Welfare check
Penjamo Bar – camping trailer
Caller advised a named female was possibly beat up by her boyfriend who was not there right now. Advised the female appears to be intoxicated and is complaining about her head hurting and the bruises on her legs. Deputy advised that she appeared OK and is intoxicated/clear.

Welfare check
Highway 180 – MM 139-140
Caller advised that a male was slumped over in a vehicle on the side of the road. Deputy advised the vehicle has a flat tire and the driver is waiting for roadside assistance.

Welfare check
Rosedale Road and Ethel Lane
Caller advised that a female is slumped over on the ground. Deputies advised they went down Spring Creek and Ethel with negative contact.

Suspicious vehicle
Unknown location
Caller advised that an individual advised him that a gray pickup was trying to camp on his property. Deputy advised en route.

Welfare check
Cherry Creek
Caller advised that his friend went rock climbing alone today and caller has not heard from him. Advised that the friend lives at a Mountain View address. Deputy advised out at the Mountain View address.

Welfare check
Rio de Arenas Road
Caller requested a wellcheck on a juvi, but cancelled the wellcheck as caller made contact with the uncle.

Wednesday, July 22

Criminal damage to property
Scott Park
To the concession stand

Larceny
Copper Drive – Tyrone
Caller advised that a trashcan was stolen. Caller then advised that the trashcan was at a Cuprite address.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Whispering Hills
Broken back window of his vehicle.

Request officer
Highway 211 – Gila
Caller advised that someone is tampering with and opening her mail.

Disturbance
Adams Lane – Arenas Valley
Landlord having a dispute with a named female. Deputy advised both parties were instructed with how to proceed with an eviction and filing with magistrate court.

Suspicious vehicle
Racetrack and Camino Verde roads
Caller advised that a pickup is doing doughnuts kicking up dust. Deputies had negative contact.

Thursday, July 23

Harassment
Maplewood Circle
Caller advised that his wife is receiving threats at her workplace. Advised that he has already spoken to another deputy about it.

Panhandler
11820 Highway 180
Caller advised that a male with a gas can and a little boy is harassing customers. Deputy had contact with a gold minivan with two adults and about five kids at Uncle Woody’s Flea Market. Advised the male stated that he is from Chama and will be on their way.

Battery
Broken Arrow and Tabor drives
Caller advised that a named male gave her the keys to his house and told her that she could go there whenever she wanted. Advised that he returned home and started hitting her and she has a busted lip and is very distraught. Deputy advised to send EMS.

Harassment
Filaree Road
Caller advised that a named male was a psycho and was capable of harming caller. Deputy spoke to the named male who stated that he was afraid of what the caller might do to him.
 

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