Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Oct. 6 through Oct. 8, 2023

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Published: 09 October 2023 09 October 2023

Friday, Oct. 6

Domestic disturbance
Wayne Street
Caller advised a named male is there breaking her windows. She isn't giving any information. He also broke her door/he just left in a black Jeep. Caller is pregnant/they just broke up yesterday.

Welfare check
Ridge Road
A named male didn't show up for work today/caller said this was very unlike him. Deputy made contact with male/he is okay/he will call his boss.

Criminal trespass warning
West Fork Road – Cliff Dwellings
Caller advised his neighbor keeps driving across his property with his tractor/wants him issued a CTW. Deputy had public service to caller.

Criminal trespass warning
GCDC
Reissuing CTW to (redacted) for 303 Empire Street – Bayard

Suicide threat
Hummingbird Lane – Upper Mimbres
No report.

Larceny
Broken Arrow Drive – Silver Acres
Stolen solar panel. Deputy was advised.

Welfare check
McKnight Road – Upper Mimbres
Female is lying in the roadway/she is refusing to get out of the road. Deputies request ambulance for 51-year-old female with chest pain, disoriented, had alcohol.

Domestic disturbance
Coleman Drive
Caller advised her sister-in-law's boyfriend tried to hit (redacted) with his vehicle. Third party call advised subject ended up wrecking into another vehicle/subject is intoxicated. Caller on scene advised (redacted) is trying to attack her 17-year-old son/her daughter is trying to hold him down.

Welfare check
Azurite Court -- Tyrone
Bruise on child's neck/will meet deputy at the post office.

Saturday, Oct. 7

Welfare check
Boston Hill
Caller advised his girlfriend called him stating she could hear a male screaming for "Help" on the Truck Bypass side. Deputy had negative contact with anyone screaming in the area.

Criminal trespass warning
Tabor Drive
Caller would like (redacted) and (redacted) issued CTWs/they are threatening to go over and steal from his property. Deputies advise no CTWs at this time/a standby will be set up at a later time and day.

Aggravated assault
Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised she went to a named male's trailer to serve a 30-day notice/when she went to serve it the male advised her "I'm not signing" – "go to hell" – "I'll kill you" Caller advised the male pulled out a knife from the trailer and she took a picture of it.

Stolen motor vehicle
Racetrack Road – Arenas Valley
A blue 1986 Toyota pickup was taken Thursday/does not know who took it/did not report it missing earlier because he thought his father-in-law borrowed it. Deputies were advised.

Disturbance
Chaparral Trail – White Signal
Caller advised one of her neighbors is causing issues/both sons are restraining the neighbor in a headlock/they have had an ongoing issue with this neighbor over the land.

Suspicious vehicle
Cottage San and Artcher roads
Passed a white truck in the ditch area/doors are open did not see anyone around the vehicle. Deputy out at Artcher turnoff/male getting tow truck.

Accident-injuries
S. Highway 90 and Cullum Road
Vehicle vs deer/two vehicles wrecked/lot of debris in the roadway/two subjects need ambulance/air bag deployment/24-year-old female bleeding from mouth and leg/NMSP was advised/need additional unit.

Unwanted subject
Western Drive
Caller advised her son is very upset right now and is refusing to leave her home/would like him removed.

Sunday, Oct. 8

Welfare check
Royal John Mine Road – Lower Mimbres
Caller advised he has been smoking weed since he was a child/advising he does not have a pulse in his legs/his legs are "clogged."/he is not under the influence/he is home alone/he is going to need his legs amputated. Deputy advised one male in unit en route to GRMC/male was dropped off/clear.

Harassment
Prescott Street – Santa Clara
Caller advised his nephew keeps texting and harassing him/he is calling him names/advised if he comes by "It's going to be a mess." Deputy made contact with caller over the phone/caller advised he is okay and no longer needs LE.

Breaking and entering
Racetrack Road – Arenas Valley
Advised he sees someone taking things out of his residence/he is watching on camera/he is in a white Ford F150 en route from Bayard to the location. Silver City PD officer and deputy advise all units clear/fire has been put out/negative contact with anyone in the area.

Disturbance
Grapevine Campground
Caller advised about six people are arguing. Deputy advised white Jeep pulling a pop-up and the blue GMC pickup do have all their trash in the back of the vehicle/they advise it wasn't their camp that left trash at that location. Deputy called in from Doc Campbell's stating no disturbance, and . . .

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Six Shooter Drive – Pinos Altos
Caller advised he just found an arrow on the side of his camping trailer.

Harassment
Pine Street – Santa Clara
Advised that her neighbors are throwing rocks at her house and her dogs/it's an ongoing issue.

Suicide threat
Sage Drive – Upper Mimbres
No report.

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