Grant County Sheriff's Department Blotter -- Nov. 28 - December 1, 2016

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Published: 02 December 2016 02 December 2016

Highway 180 Mile Markers

MM 51 - Glenwood
MM 76 - Buckhorn
MM 84 - Cliff
MM 89 - Highway 211 junction
MM 95 - Mangus
MM 100 - Red Rock Road
MM 110 - Truck Bypass
MM 115 - Walmart
MM 124 - Bayard Cemetery
MM 132 -- Grant County Airport Road
MM 141 - Highway 61
MM 147 - Mimbres River crossing
MM 160 - Rifle Range Road
MM 164 - Mimbres River -- Deming

Monday, Nov. 28

Welfare check
North Hurley Road
Caller advised that he was assaulted and battered by an unknown subject at an unknown location. Advised he was 150 yards north of the Penjamo Bar. Deputy made contact.

Burglary
Wendy Road - Grant County
A jewelry box was taken.

Welfare check
Highway 152 - Hanover
Caller from dialysis clinic advised a named male did not show up for his appointment and when caller tried to call him the line was busy. Caller advised the male has cancer and a pacemaker. Deputy made contact advising the male is having trouble with his home phone and he couldn't make today's appointment because Corre Caminos didn't pick him up.

Domestic disturbance
Highway 180 - Buckhorn
Caller from Catron County requested deputies right away then hung up on dispatcher. Dispatcher tried calling back but had negative contact. Deputy advised clear/it was a verbal domestic.

Unwanted subject
Rio de Arenas Road - Arenas Valley
Caller advised the old manager is in the trailer park and he has a CTW. Caller advised that the new manager told them to call officers if the old manager is ever in the park.

Tuesday, Nov. 29

Harassment
Cuprite Court - Tyrone
Deputy advised that caller said her male cousin was harassing her by text and by being very irate and yelling obscenities over the cousin, accusing caller of stealing his phone.

Battery
Mountain View Lane
Caller advised that a named female punched him a couple of times earlier today/unknown where she is at this time.

Stolen motor vehicle
Highway 61 - Lower Mimbres
Caller advised that her daughter is in jail for two weeks and caller was told that the daughter's vehicle is no longer at the daughter's house.

Suspicious vehicle
Highway 152 - MM 1-4
FedEx van pulled over for a couple of hours now. Deputy had contact and advised vehicle is secure/possibly broken down/no packages inside.

Wednesday, Nov. 30

Missing persons
Highway 61 - Lower Mimbres
Caller advised that her 86-year-old husband went for a walk while she was asleep/he was wearing a red plaid robe and slippers and has high blood pressure. Deputy made contact with caller and husband advising everything is okay/the husband went for a walk without telling his wife.

Harassment
Camino Tolteca
Caller is having an issue with a named female. Deputy had negative contact.

Game and Fish
Little Walnut Road and Whispering Hills
Deer that was possibly hit and injured is on the side of the road. Deputy made contact and advised fired one shot/put deer down/this subject is taking the deer.

Game and Fish
12 Dickson Road
Removed dead deer from side of the road.

Thursday, Dec. 1

Suspicious vehicle
Highway 180 - MM 129
Unknown number of occupants. This vehicle was stolen out of the city this morning. Deputy advised call city. Officer advised have county look around for any missing jewelry because a lot of jewelry was stolen in the burglary/have county get a tow truck and take it to the city. Deputy advised tow truck on scene.

Reckless driver
W. Highway 180
Eastbound semi with unsafe load. Deputy had contact just east of Mangus Road.

Weapons fired
Bonita Drive - Silver Acres
Caller heard one gunshot. Deputy had contact advising nothing appears to be damaged/will patrol the area.

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