Tri-City police department blotters – Dec. 18 through Dec. 21, 2023

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Published: 22 December 2023 22 December 2023

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Dec. 18

Battery
Poplar Street
Mother-in-law just got there and her face is beat up/she was beat up by her daughter/she is refusing medical. EMS10 page in EMS3 for pending call on Empire.

Overdose
Empire Street
No report.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Cobre High School
(Redacted) just broke the back window of a Ford Focus/school car.

Welfare check
North Street
Officer advised everything is okay.

Tuesday, Dec. 19

Larceny
Fahey Street
Caller advised someone took his window that was outside his home last night.

Wednesday, Dec. 20

Suspicious vehicle
101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Burgundy Kia is running in the parking lot/has been there since before caller got to work. Officer advised male is okay.

Thursday, Dec. 21

Criminal trespass warning
Runnels Drive
Caller from Bayard Housing Authority wants a named subject issued an indefinite CTW to all housing in Bayard and Santa Clara. Officer issued the indefinite CTWs.

Welfare check
801 Tom Foy Blvd.
Advised a female has been in the restroom for about 20 minutes/she is not responding/she has a backpack with her.

Weapons fired
Royall Drive and Taylor Street
Officer out at (redacted)/vehicle has damage possibly from gunshots/looks like it was done prior/was contacted by their secretary advising someone set off fireworks behind the Lion's Club and a truck sped off from the area.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Dec. 18

Welfare check
Elguea Avenue – 4:02 p.m.
Caller advised he talked to his 55-year-old mother last night and has not heard from her since/caller asked for a frequent patrol.

Thursday, Dec. 21

Dog bite
Cortez Avenue
(Redacted's) dog bit caller/negative on medical. Deputy advised dog did not bite caller.

Larceny
Carrasco Avenue
Package that was stolen off his porch.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Dec. 19

Welfare check
Prescott Street
Caller advised she heard her male neighbor yelling in his apartment. Officer had negative contact with male/will advise caller.

Harassment
N. James Street
Subjects had verbal arguments.

Welfare check
N. James Street
Caller advised house is vacant but she is concerned someone is squatting there. Officer advised the house is secure.

Wednesday, Dec. 20

Welfare check
Bellm Street
Caller advised her 81-year-old father isn't answering his phone/her sister lives there and has severe mental health issues and often takes his cell phone/hasn't heard from him since Thursday. Deputy made contact/he is okay/will call caller.

Fraud/embezzlement
11988 Highway 180
Advised a female paid with a counterfeit $100 bill/cashier knows her name/she is no longer in the store.

Thursday, Dec. 21

Domestic disturbance
W. Oak Street
Caller needs help. A named male took her keys and will not allow her and her children to leave/male is right next to her while she is on the phone/he just gave her back her keys/caller will meet LE at Viola Stone Park. Deputy will be at (redacted) for civil standby.

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