Grant County Sheriff's Department Blotter -- Apr. 10 - Apr. 13, 2017

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Published: 14 April 2017 14 April 2017

Monday, Apr. 10

Assault
Truck Bypass
Caller from GRMC advised that a named male just showed up at the hospital with a big gash on his head/he said he was in a fight on Truck Bypass.

Welfare check
Paloma Street - Arenas Valley
Caller advised that her son is bipolar and manic at this time/advised to be careful as he is unpredictable in this state.

Welfare check
Red Rock Road - Mangas Valley
Caller advised that her mother is refusing to put her children on a plane to fly back home/they are ages 12 and 13. Advised they were supposed to have left since Friday and caller has new tickets for them for tomorrow and now mom doesn't want to respond.

Request officer
GCDC
Caller advised he needs to report child and elderly abuse/advised caller is incarcerated for the next two weeks and wants to talk to an officer about it now. Deputy spoke to caller and advised this is an ongoing issue.

Welfare check
Boston Hill - Market Street trailhead
Male in his 30s is yelling and screaming. Deputies out on foot with negative contact.

Fraud/embezzlement
Truck Bypass
Caller advised that a named female borrowed caller's vehicle this morning and is now refusing to return it. Deputy made contact and was advised the female was on her way to return the vehicle.

Harassment
Paisano Street - Arenas Valley
Caller advised that a named male has been harassing caller and it has been going on for six years and it happened again last night. Deputy made contact with male and issued an indefinite CTW to the male for the Paisano Street address.

Domestic disturbance
Truck Bypass
Caller advised that a named female hit a named male with a brick and then stated it was a misunderstanding. Advised that the male is there and refusing to leave/male left walking.

Battery
Arenas Valley Road
Caller advised that her 6-year-old son was hit by the father's stepdaughter.

Welfare check
Racetrack Road and Camino Verde
Man walking all over the road/seems disoriented and oblivious. Deputy made contact on Racetrack Road/the man refused a ride/ stated he is going to Silver City/he was advised to stay out of the road.

Welfare check
Chukar Drive
A 65-year-old male took a fall and wants to kill himself from the pain. Caller advised the male won't do anything as long as he has help for the pain. Deputy made contact and advised the male was transported.

Welfare check
Owens Road
Caller advised that her daughter is not answering the phone and is afraid a named male might be there. Deputy made contact and advised they are having dinner with the kids. Advised the daughter invited the male over stating she dropped the DVO last Thursday/advised there is still a temporary DVO showing in NCIC.

Domestic disturbance
W. Highway 180 - Cliff
Caller advised that her boyfriend just hit her with a gun case and broke her china cabinet. Advised he has been drinking beer and rum all day and also took caller's gun. Advised that someone in a red car came and picked him up and they left toward Buckhorn. Deputy advised heading to a second address.

Tuesday, Apr. 11

Welfare check
Grant County
A named male handheld GPS signal/32 degrees 91 minutes 46 seconds north, 108 degrees 17 minutes 24 seconds west/subject has some cognitive memory loss. Deputies out in North Fork Walnut Creek Road area.

Harassment
Old Little Walnut Road
Caller advised that a male is harassing her by following her in the area behind Domino's Pizza.

Harassment
La Montana Drive
Caller advised that her ex is harassing her by text from Roswell regarding child exchange.

Harassment
Whispering Hills
Caller advised that her son called advising the neighbors behind him are harassing him by talking to him through the walls. Deputy made contact.

Wednesday, Apr. 12

Prisoner transport
Cobre High School
No report.

Welfare check
Heart Cross Drive - Mangas Valley
Caller requested a check on a client who was ill the last time they were there. Deputy made contact and advised that she is fine, she just had her phone turned down.

Welfare check
Cottage San Road
Caller advised that his mother has D.I.D. and expressed homicidal tendencies. Advised when caller arrived the door was open and caller is concerned for both parties. Deputy made contact and advised that a 53-year-old female needs to be seen for a mental evaluation per her counselor/she is willing to go.

Welfare check
Galaz Street - San Lorenzo
Caller cannot get hold of a 75-year-old male. Deputy advised the male was transported to GRMC.

Domestic disturbance
Artcher Road
Caller advised he is out at SCPD because his girlfriend is running after him and throwing rocks at him. Caller requests a welcheck on her as she was running after him barefoot and she was very upset. Deputy made contact and issued an indefinite CTW to caller for an Artcher Road address.

Reckless driver
Highway 180 @ Gensen's Trailer Park
Deputies went traffic with vehicle at MM 112 (Silver City) and advised everything is okay.

Thursday, Apr. 13

Welfare check
Halfway up Acklin Hill
Caller advised that a boy is pushing a bicycle up the hill and when he asked if the child was okay, the boy didn't want to talk with him. Deputy made contact and advised out with two boys on a bike on Highway 152 -- MM13/they are fine and just riding their bikes around . . .

Suspicious vehicle
Fort Bayard Road
Deputy advised out with two vehicles/everything is okay.

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