Grant County Sheriff's Department Blotter -- Aug. 22 - Aug. 25, 2016

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Published: 26 August 2016 26 August 2016

Monday, Aug. 22

Breaking and entering
Highway 180 - Cliff
Caller advised that a break-in just occurred at location involving a white pickup, which left already/pickup was headed toward Silver on 180. Deputy went traffic with white Chevy pickup at MM 94.

Domestic disturbance
Pinon Lane - Grant County
Caller advised that his niece started hitting him with a spoon as he was leaving. Deputy advised that the manager said they don't have an apartment that goes that high and he doesn't have a tenant by that name. Caller called back wanting to press charges against his niece. Deputies out at Lintero Apartments/negative on domestic/couldn't keep story straight.

Unwanted subject
Truck Bypass
A named female is not supposed to be on the property. Deputy made contact and advised female was indefinite CTW'd to #3 but the tenants in #2 said it's okay for her to be there.

Criminal damage to property
S. Highway 90
Caller advised that someone wiped out his mailbox.

Welfare check
Highway 152
Caller advised that a very young female is walking on the side of the road headed toward Hanover. Third caller advised that she stopped to talk to the child who was wearing a backpack and the child stated she was looking for her mom who works at HMS but was walking toward Hanover not Silver. Advised a white pickup is now pulling over with the . . .

Domestic disturbance
North Hurley Road
Caller advised that a named female threw a big rock through her kitchen window and her in-laws threw all her things out.

Welfare check
Army Store
Citizen stop. Advised female was passed out and does not look well. Deputy advised to have SCPD en route. Officer issued indefinite CTW to female for SC Food Co-op.

Domestic disturbance
Rodeo Road
Caller advised that she wants her 18-year-old son who is throwing a fit removed from the home/negative on drugs or alcohol. Dispatch can hear son yelling in the background that he is not throwing a fit. Caller advised it is all verbal and they just want him out of the house till he calms down. Second caller advised that he is waiting on a ride to take some of his possessions, including a laptop, and the . . .

Criminal trespass warning
Caballero Road - Arenas Valley
Caller advised that an ATV with a small child almost rolled. Advised the man keeps feeding her horses and it is going to make them sick/she has told him not to do it but he keeps doing it.

Welfare check
Offutt Canyon Road - Arenas Valley
Caller advised that an elderly couple with dementia and wheelchair bound are not being taken care of. Advised that his girlfriend used to be their caretaker. Deputy made contact and advised everything is okay.

Tuesday, Aug. 23

Criminal trespass warning
Callecita del Oso - San Lorenzo - 7:30 a.m.
Caller requests indefinite CTW be issued to his neighbor on Valle del Uvas

Breaking and entering
Mountain View Lane
Caller advised that someone broke in and damaged the house.

Harassment
Callecita del Oso - San Lorenzo - 10 a.m.
Caller advised the neighbor is harassing them again and taking pictures.

Domestic disturbance
Ventana Drive - Arenas Valley
A named female walked up to their jobsite who was involved in a domestic. Advised the 20-year-old female has some scratches and lacerations on face and upper and lower extremities. Advised assault/medical priority. Caller called back advising the male just left residence in a red Pontiac Sunfire headed toward Kirkland on Loma Verde.

Welfare check
Ventana Drive - Arenas Valley
Caller advised they received a call that the father to the 1-year-old is possibly high on meth around the child.

Domestic disturbance
Palomino Trail - Upper Mimbres
Caller advised that her boyfriend punched her in the face and she's bleeding/he is in the house/caller's grandma is trying to keep them apart.

Wednesday, Aug. 24

Unwanted subject
Whispering Hills
A named male was found sleeping in her daughter's bedroom and he knows he is not allowed in the house. Male is 32-years-of-age and daughter is 28. Deputy re-issued CTW to the male for this location/he was allowed back in by the daughter.

Reckless driver
Highway 180 @ Bayard limits
Caller advised that she was run off the road by a named male in a company dump truck/they are not to have contact with each other. Deputy has contact at Highway 180 - MM 117.

Welfare check
Buckhorn Drive - Buckhorn
Caller advised that her mother is holding her against her will. Advised that she is 56-years-old and has a seizure condition. Deputy advised all is okay/units clear.

Domestic disturbance
E. Highway 180 - Arenas Valley
Caller advised that her boyfriend is intoxicated and she does not want him there/negative on anything physical/caller had been drinking as well.

Harassment
Onyx Drive
Caller advised that a neighbor to the north of her is yelling at her.

Stolen motor vehicle
Mimbres area
Caller advised that her ex-husband stole her 2006 Toyota Sequoia from where she had left it at her mother's.

Reckless driver
Flury Lane and Morales Road
Small blue sedan going at a high rate of speed and ignoring stop signs. Deputy out with vehicle on Racetrack @ KNFT.

Welfare check
Hideaway Lane
Caller requests a welcheck for a client with very low blood sugar who is not answering his phone. Deputy made contact with the 63-year-old male who was shooting basketballs/he will call his doctor.

Unwanted subject
Copper Court -- Tyrone
Caller advised that her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend is banging on caller's door/she is now leaving in a blue Chevy Cruze. Deputy went traffic with the vehicle on Highway 90 at Ridge Road.

Thursday, Aug. 25

Suspicious vehicle
910 Silver Heights Blvd.
Deputy advised they were waiting for a ride.

Domestic disturbance
Broken Arrow Drive - Silver Acres
Caller advised that his wife is flipping out and threatening him with her walking cane/dispatcher can hear female laughing in background. Deputy advised all verbal/clear.

Larceny
Cuprite Court -- Tyrone
A lime-green and black boy's bike was stolen from this location.

Loud party
Parra's Trailer Park
Deputy on scene on Racetrack Road.

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