Grant County Sheriff’s Department Blotter – Oct. 13 - Oct. 15, 2017

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Published: 16 October 2017 16 October 2017

Friday, Oct. 13

Battery
Camino Verde – Arenas Valley
Occurred on Oct 8. Advised son returned back to address of bite marks on his back

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Accident-injuries
Little Walnut and Cleveland Mine roads
Vehicle hit a tree in between Cleveland Mine Road and Owens/no injuries. 14-year-old female with headache/conscious and breathing/need ambulance and wrecker to location.

Fraud/embezzlement
Grenfell
Checks stolen from her and cashed.

Saturday, Oct. 14

Unattended death
Mahogany Drive
A 71-year-old female found possibly deceased in hallway/no pulse. Deputy requested OMI/OMI on scene.

Harassment
Valle de Uvas
Neighbor who helped her dispatch a skunk is harassing her.

Burglary
Wildwood Circle
Caller advised a property his daughter has been watching for him has been broken into and a television and tools are missing/will meet deputy at 11 a.m.

Accident-property damage
Lance Drive
Caller stated she was rear-ended by another vehicle/she is in a silver Hyundai Elantra.

Accident-property damage
Highway 15 – MM 11-12
Third party advised two vehicles off roadway/no injuries.

Reckless driver
Covellite Drive and Melaconite Avenue – Tyrone
Caller advised a silver GMC Sierra is speeding up and down their roadway all the time. Advised tonight they are speeding past her children and throwing fireworks at them. Caller advised she did go down and speak to the male and he advised her to never come back. Caller was upset advising this is the second time she’s called on them.

Welfare check
Santa Clara
Third party advised that two named individuals are headed towards the city limits in a gray or silver Dodge Charger and one is intoxicated and trying to jump out of the vehicle. Caller called back to cancel/she spoke with a female and she is home.

Sunday, Oct. 15

Fatal
Highway 152 – MM 13
Rolled over pickup/advised he can see a gun on the ground along with a propane tank but no one is around. Deputy advised he needs EMS as a male is underneath the vehicle. EMS2 requests help from Bayard PD/disabled veteran plate.

Stabbing
North Hurley
Caller advised that a 23-year-old named individual is in the ER with a stab wound/advised it occurred in North Hurley. Deputy advised to put out ATL for a named individual in a 2001 silver Grand Am possibly heading to Deming.

Welfare check
Rio de Arenas Road
Green SUV with door open. Deputy made contact with owner/it was left open by accident.

Request officer
Tabor Drive
Caller advised her keys were stolen by a named individual.

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