Bayard Police Department blotter – Mar. 23 through Mar. 29, 2026

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Tuesday, Mar. 24

Criminal trespass
Winifred Street
Caller states a female was on the property last night and she has a CTW. NMSP officer not
seeing an active CTW.

Wednesday, Mar. 25

Criminal trespass
Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller requests CTW be issued to a male who keeps going in and playing games/he is no longer
there.

Citizen assist
Central Avenue
Caller's 13-year-old daughter got into a fight at school today and was suspended. Caller picked
her up and daughter was yelling at caller and making threats to her. Daughter got out of the
vehicle and left on foot/caller does not have her location.

Loud party
East Street – 10:13 p.m.
Caller can see a large group of people being loud and disruptive/a loud comment was made
reference shooting up an after party/they are very loud and they cannot sleep.

Thursday, Mar. 26

Criminal damage to property
Runnels Drive
Caller advised a male has a CTW to her residence and he just broke her window five minutes
ago. Officer advised he went by but no one answered.

Criminal trespass
Runnels Drive
Caller wants CTW issued to (redacted).

Domestic disturbance
Franey Street
Male came to caller's house and tried hitting them/caller hit him in the face with a rock and
threw him on the ground/male left toward the mine.

Citizen assist
Orchard Street
Caller advised her 17-year-old daughter left in caller's vehicle to meet her boyfriend at the
post office because they has been fighting/now she is unable to locate her daughter.

Friday, Mar. 27

Fall
Yucca Street
Medical alarm for 96-year-old female who fell in the bedroom/unknown injuries. EMS3
requesting LE.

Sunday, Mar. 29

Loud party
Taylor Street – 12:10 a.m.
No narrative.

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Bayard Police Department blotter – Mar. 23 through Mar. 29, 2026

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