Grant County Sheriff’s Office blotter – Apr. 7 through Apr. 9, 2023

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 10 April 2023 10 April 2023

Friday, Apr. 7

Burglary

S. Highway 90

When they returned home a named male was there and he had broken into the home and taken some things/he left in a silver Ford Focus about 15 minutes ago. Deputy went traffic with possible vehicle on Truck Bypass.

Reckless driver x 4

S. Highway 90 – MM 12 (1 mile south of Hidalgo County line), Highway 152 -- MM 11, Copper and N. Foy, Jasper and Boulder streets.

Either Peterbilt or Kenworth, 1990s teal green Chevrolet, red 4wheeler, red Ford Ranger-units clear.

Aggravated assault

Rio de Arenas Road

(Redacted) is outside threatening to kill caller with a gun/caller refused to answer any questions/disconnected the line. Deputy advised units clear/negative contact.

Welfare check

2069 Cottage San Road – Silver Star

Caller advised her sister is wanting to commit suicide/advising she wants to die/does have a history of depression and PTSD. 39-year-old female on the phone saying she wants to hurt herself.

Welfare check

Ridge Road

Caller advised she and her mother have been fighting/caller is 15-years-old. Deputies advise parental-child dispute/all verbal/everything is okay.

Stolen motor vehicle

Mobile Drive

Caller advised his grey Kia van was taken/(redacted) took it. Deputies request ambulance for 69-year-old male having trouble breathing possibly from asthma/TYFD no responders. EMS3 advised clear with signed refusal.

Saturday, Apr. 8

Stolen motor vehicle

Highway 61 – Upper Mimbres – San Lorenzo

Caller advised her grandson took the vehicle without permission and is not returning her phone calls. Deputy had contact with caller.

Stolen motor vehicle

Wright Road – Upper Mimbres

Caller advised (redacted) stole her trailer from (redacted) who was using it for tools.

Mental health complaint

Bard Avenue – Santa Clara

Caller advised her daughter has a second personality when she uses drugs/the other personality is a male and that is the person who will hurt caller/daughter is 28-years-old and is on the other side of the house/she is crying now. Deputy requested another unit/one in investigative detention.

Welfare check

Mountain View Road

Male sleeping by the road by the mailboxes/he could get run over. Deputy has contact with one male/he was just taking a break. Third caller advised male is sitting by the juniper tree. (Redacted) is another call stating he is at a Watts Lane address.

Domestic disturbance

Oak Street – Santa Clara

Caller advised her son just hit her in the face.

Reckless driver

Lynx Lane

Underage kids driving a dune buggy on the road speeding. Deputy had contact with child in a go-cart/will speak with caller/clear from caller’s house/attempt to speak with male and his parents/out at a Fawn address/spoke with dad and told him he needs to come to a complete stop at the stop sign/clear.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle

Cactus Street – Santa Clara

Her ex-boyfriend keyed her car and damaged it.

Harassment

S. Highway 90 -- Grant County

Caller advised her ex-boyfriend is threatening to kill caller and her family/he told caller he was on his way over.

Welfare check

Mill Canyon Road

Caller from Life 360 advised received a notification from Life360 that a crash was detected/vehicle plotted out at this address. Deputy advised just passed Tyrone Mine/on Mill Canyon Road.

Welfare check

Artcher Road

A named female is suicidal and homicidal/she is in her bathroom/she has a knife and has locked herself in the bathroom/she is off her meds. EMS2 advised staged on Artcher. One female in unit en route to GRMC.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle

Rio de Arenas Road

Caller calling on behalf of her partner who was visiting his kids and his ex-partner and child’s mother threw something at his windshield and broke it.

Sunday, Apr. 9

Disturbance

Mountain View Drive

A named male is arguing with his stepsons/caller advised all parties have been drinking. Deputy advised no one is answering the door/pitbull on front porch/went around back to attempt contact/negative contact.

Reckless driver

Jaguar Street – Santa Clara – 7:50 p.m.

Caller advised people have been riding a UTV since 2 p.m. and it’s loud. Deputies advise negative contact with side by side.

Vehicle accident-no injuries x 3

Ut Drive – Mangas Valley, Highway 180 @Racetrack Road, Highway 35 – MM 5.

Reports -- no narrative, report – no narrative, report – no narrative.

Weapons fired

Red Rock Road and T Bar T

Caller advised a lot of shots coming from this area. Second caller advised heard about 10 shots over the last hour. Deputy advised people who were shooting have already left.

Loud music

Goathead Path – Arenas Valley

Caller advised it has been an ongoing issue/it has been going on all day. Deputy advised they turned the music off.

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