Tri-City police department blotters, Apr. 10 through Apr. 13, 2023

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Published: 14 April 2023 14 April 2023

Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, Apr. 11

Welfare check
500 East Street – Bayard Low Income Apartments
A named female lying on the ground/looks like she's fallen and can't get up/she does seem intoxicated. Page in EMS2.

Harassment
North Street
A named female is harassing caller after caller terminated her after just hiring her. Officer notified.

Wednesday, Apr. 12

Welfare check
Steyskal Street
Caller from Sexual Assault Support Services advised that a 13-year-old has a suicide pact with a named friend that they kill each other by next year/wants to make sure she is okay.

Harassment
Winifred Street
Caller advised that a named female is harassing her/she just left in a blue 4dr pickup/she was served a 30-day eviction notice. Officer advised will be clear.

Thursday, Apr. 13

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicles
Cobre School Administration bus yard
Damage to vehicles.

Welfare check
Bard Street
Caller advised they haven't heard from a 47-year-old female in about a week and a half/she isn't answering her phone/she doesn't open the door when they go over to check on her and she changed the locks/she lives alone.

Hurley Police Department
Monday, Apr. 10

Welfare check
D Street
Caller advised she has not heard from a 21-year-old male all morning/she lives with him and cannot go check on him/he has had mental health issues in the past. Deputy advised did have contact with the male/advising he was just sleeping/everything is okay.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Apr. 11

Larceny
Santa Clara
Report, no narrative.

Wednesday, Apr. 12

Larceny
Pinon Lane
Caller advised last night someone went and stole her grandson's tires/caller identified the alleged thief and advised she contacted him and asked him to bring them back. Officer advised negative on a report/the tires were brought back.

Suspicious vehicle
E. Morrow Street
Caller advised a car keeps parking facing her backyard/caller followed him to Bayard by the Sugar Shack/caller confronted the person when he said he would kill her. Officer advised clear/no report/set up frequent patrol for two weeks graveyard.

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