Bayard Police Department
Monday, June 19
Welfare check
Central Avenue
Caller advised that her son left her house to walk to his father's residence/her son usually walks in the middle of the street and she wants to make sure he made it to his father's house, but she can't reach the father.
Welfare check
101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advising a sign on the door stating the employees were on a bathroom break but have been waiting about 45 minutes and no one has unlocked the door. Officer spoke to employee who stated another employee was supposed to show up but never did and the store has been closed all day.
Domestic disturbance
Rosemary Street
Caller advised her brother is threatening to hit her/he's blaming caller's husband for stealing things/he is leaving on the way to a Poplar Street address/nothing physical/all verbal.
Tuesday, June 20
Unwanted subject
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised that a female is outside asking people for money/she is refusing to leave/during call caller advised she is leaving/will call back if she returns.
Domestic disturbance
Grant Street
It is physical. Deputy was advised/will get additional unit en route. BPD officer request cancel SO units/female advised verbal only/other party not at this address.
Wednesday, June 21
Criminal damage to property
Cobre Softball Field
Advised it looks like someone burned the turf to the field.
Welfare check
Rogers Street
Last had contact with a named female about a month ago. Officer advised everything is okay/she will give her a call.
Disturbance
Runnels Drive
Advised that two named subjects were trying to beat her daughter/they grabbed her by the hair. Officer advised a named subject just took off running on him/going to ATL the area/contact at a numbered space.
Larceny
N. Foy Street
Caller advised that her father has been taking items from her property/occurred two days ago. Officer advised en route to North Hurley/attempt to get items back.
Thursday, June 22
Welfare check
500 East Street – Bayard Low Income Apartments
Caller advising a named subject called him about subjects across the street. Officer made contact with subjects/advising they are cleaning out their apartment. Attempted contact with caller x 5/negative contact/left voicemail.
Hurley Police Department
Tuesday, June 20
Harassment
Arizona Avenue – 4:26 a.m.
Caller is receiving calls that a named subject is going to kill his family.
Mental health complaint
Arizona Avenue – 6:05 a.m.
Caller advised her son is throwing things at the neighbors/she would like him taken to the hospital/son is in his room. Deputy was advised/requesting assistance from NMSP/NMSP was advised/en route. Caller called back advising son threw them out of the house/he hurt her husband/caller and husband are outside/son started breaking windows to the home.
Thursday, June 22
Domestic disturbance
Arizona Avenue – 9:53 a.m.
Caller advised their schizophrenic son is threatening to hit them/they are outside the home and he is inside.
Welfare check
Romero Avenue
Caller from HMS is attempting to make contact with a female patient/she has a critical lab/she needs to get to the ER immediately due to the risk of seizures or death/have been attempting contact for two hours. Officer advised everything is okay/will be back en route to advise patient/patient will be going in.
Santa Clara Police Department
Monday, June 19
Welfare check
Oak Street
Caller advised a named female has sent goodbyes to them and all of her kids/she has had suicidal ideations in the past/is going through a lot/hasn't responded to texts. Officer made contact/negative on suicidal ideations.
Tuesday, June 20
Weapons fired
Ft Bayard area
Officer advised witnesses said coming from Grant County Shooting Range.
Wednesday, June 21
Larceny
Sage Street
Advised someone stole the battery to his truck and lawn mower.
Thursday, June 22
Shoplifting
11988 Highway 180
Caller advised male just shoplifted at the store/he left in a white van heading east/will be getting video ready. Officer advised ATLing for now.
Loud music
Boulder Street
Deputy made contact with homeowner, and he advised he would turn it . . .