Grant County Sheriff’s Office Blotter – June 26 - June 28, 2020

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Published: 29 June 2020 29 June 2020

Friday, June 26

Suspicious vehicle
915 Silver Heights Blvd.
Deputy advised vehicle is abandoned and secured.

Welfare check
Highway 90
The individual seems mental/has been asking to speak with 23 or a named EMS person/he was ready to talk to those people about last night and the abuse he had suffered. EMS1 and TVFD are staging together until LE . . .

Game and Fish
Highway 180 and Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised a deer was hit and is still alive by the stop sign. Caller got upset when asked if the vehicle was still there and hung up. Deputy advised he is putting the deer down at this time/deer is dead/will be clear.

DV order violation
Unknown location
Respondent has been served.

Accident-property damage
Hermana Street – Arenas Valley
Dodge Journey vs blue Nissan.

Larceny
Mule Shoe Road – Hanover
Caller stated a named individual stole her phone and is now harassing caller.

DV order violation
Unknown location
Caller advised that a named male is still texting her and harassing her/he is drunk as well. Deputy had contact with caller.

Saturday, June 27

Suspicious vehicle
Truck Bypass
A named female advised vehicle having mechanical issues. Deputy on scene/vehicle moved out of roadway/a named individual was advised to take care of her warrant on Monday.

Game and Fish
Highway 180 and Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised a dead deer is in the middle of the road. Wearing rubber gloves, a deputy removed animal from roadway.

Welfare check
Lance Drive – Silver Acres
Caller advised he hasn’t heard from a male, who has depression issues and has been drinking, in the last 48 hours/has someone at the address trying to make contact with him but he is not answering. Deputy advised everything is okay/he was just asleep and he was okay.

Game and Fish
Desert Rose
Deer that got hit by a vehicle is now lying under a tree and will not move/he is alive. Deputy advised deer has been taken care of/caller will call G&F.

Sunday, June 28

Suspicious vehicle
Short Stop – Arenas Valley
Deputy made contact/he is using the phone.

Larceny
Highway 61 – Lower Mimbres
Caller advised that her 32-year-old nephew has some mental issues/he lives next door to caller’s father/he took a weapon from caller’s father’s house/believes it is a .30-30.

Vehicle burglary
11820 Highway 180
Advised that a named male took her wallet this morning that she left in an unlocked vehicle/she did cancel all her credit cards that were inside her wallet.

Domestic disturbance
2069 Cottage San Road
Advised she can hear a mother and daughter arguing/can hear them yelling at each other/one of the females is now outside and caller can hear her throwing things.

Welfare check
Chalcocite Street – Tyrone
Caller has been trying to reach her 89-year-old aunt today and has not been able to/her 66-year-old son lives with her as well and they have not been answering their landline/negative on a cell phone. Deputy made contact/clear/they will be giving caller a call.

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