Silver City Police Department blotter – Feb. 2 through Feb. 4, 2024

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Published: 05 February 2024 05 February 2024

Friday, Feb. 2

N. Texas Street
A named male is outside. Caller is the female who owns the house and her mother has Alzheimer's and the male friend came over trying to start a fight. Officer issued Gideon Clarkson an indefinite CTW for this location and the male left the premises.

Accident-property damage
1011 N. Hudson – Public Safety Building
Two vehicles blocking southbound traffic/one patient requesting to be checked on/heavy front end damage to Nissan Sentra/wrecker enroute.

Larceny
400 E. 13th Street
Advised his specialized Hardrock bicycle was stolen/black and silver with green forks marked 'Schwinn.'

Harassment
Visitor Center
Advised male went toward caller in an aggressive manner/he has the door locked/unknown where male went.

Accident-property damage
16th Street and Silver Heights Blvd.
Black Dodge Charger vs grey Toyota SUV/debris is in the roadway. Third caller advised involved in the accident/in a silver Toyota 4Runner. Officer investigating.

Unwanted subject
Howell Street
Caller wants a named female at his house removed/told caller her mother hits her and throws her out of the house/caller doesn't want her there because she is a juvenile. Officer advised subject is not there.

Breaking and entering
N. Hudson Street
Caller advised someone broke a window and has been inside. Officers cleared building. Officer investigating.

Unwanted subject
Silver High School
Advised that two named subjects were in the parking lot threatening students/they left in a grey SUV/unknown direction of travel.

Unwanted subject
Ridge Road
Advised a named male is outside the residence trying to get inside/he is not wanted there.

Welfare check
100 17th Street – Casa Linda Apartments
Female showing some behavioral issues. R2 requested LE in reference to the mental status of female who is off her meds. Officer advised one in unit/she has not been placed on a hold.

Breaking and entering
S. Pinos Altos Street
Vacant commercial building/someone just went into it and threw something from it into a truck/it left now. Officer advised open door/cleared/everything is okay.

Domestic disturbance
Village Drive
Caller advised her husband is being verbally abusive/she asked the male to leave/he has been physical before/he smashed a 'PH' in her face yesterday/he is a diabetic.

Welfare check
San Vicente Street
Female didn't want to give info. Officer advised caller to not call in falsely through 911. Caller called back advising for them to be careful but wouldn't state why. Caller called back advising they needed to be careful and stating she could see the people, but she was in the back.

Aggravated battery
1220 N. Hudson Street
Caller advised she was driving behind Food Basket to pick up her boyfriend and a male got in her car and grabbed her neck and tried to hit her/she scratched his ear/caller currently at SCP/no one knows the male other than he lives under the bridge behind Food Basket. Officer in the area ATL.

Larceny
1810 N. Swan Street
Stated he dropped his wallet and a male picked it up and took it/male is now inside the Super Snappy/wallet has about $95 inside. Officer made contact at the Snappy parking lot.

Domestic disturbance
Cielo Azul Street
21-year-old male sliced in the throat/named female driving a blue Mustang in an unknown direction. Officers advised ATL for that vehicle. A named male is at GCSO with the female who stated the male did that to himself because she was going to break up with him/she does not have the weapon . . .

Saturday, Jan. 3

Disturbance
610 N. Silver Street – Seasonal Overnight Shelter
Three clients arguing/one male was hitting a female/one male hit another with a golf club. Officer advised Lynn Eddington in custody.

Criminal damage to property
San Vicente Street
A named female threw a rock at caller's vehicle and damaged a window/female is inside the trailer/occurred about 20 minutes ago. Officers had contact with female at Arizona and San Vicente streets.

Larceny
Pinos Altos Road
Had a package and a retirement envelope taken around 11 a.m.

Welfare check
Pope Street
Caller advised her neighbor about three houses away might be deceased/she didn't want to call in because after the last welcheck the female got angry and told caller she was okay. Dispatch advised caller someone would go to her residence so she can point out the residence for LE to do a welfare check.

Welfare check
703 Silver Heights Blvd.
Male walking in traffic. Officer advised he is okay/he is just elderly.

Harassment
Little Walnut Road
Neighbor is harassing and threatening her and her dog/has been an ongoing issue. Officer advised follow-up at a nearby address.

Suspicious vehicle
800 S. Robert Street
Silver hatchback circling around the building/now parked behind the building. Officers spoke with staff/will set up frequent patrol through the night. Caller called back advising vehicle is back and two subjects are walking around. Officers out with a GMC at La Capilla/clear from vehicle/out with another vehicle which pulled into . . .

Sunday, Feb. 4

Suspicious vehicle
100 N. Rosedale Road
Officer advised clear/they are having vehicle problems.

Criminal trespass
Grant Street
Officer was advised on Facebook that someone is parked on property and no one should be there. Officer issued Armando Chavez an indefinite CTW/will be standing by while he gets his things.

Welfare check
Cardinal Lane
Caller from Best Buy Medical advised 79-year-old pendant push/no patient contact. EMS3 requesting LE. Officer made contact with a named female who advised she needs more help due to her lack of mobility.

Unwanted subject
610 N. Silver Street – SOS
A named female is refusing to leave/not causing problems/just refusing to leave. Officer advised female left the property.

Harassment
Visitor Center
A named male is yelling at caller from across the road. Officer was just in the area/saw the male in front of the post office and he wasn't yelling at anyone.

Domestic disturbance
1414 Little Walnut Rod – Silver Cliff Apartments
Female in a black Chevy truck in the parking lot. Officers investigating.

Shoplifting
2501 E. Highway 180
The female who was shoplifting is in the Asset Protection Office. Officer has Cora Lee Sapien in custody/she was released on a CTA and re-issued the CTW for this location.

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