Hurley Police Department – Apr. 12 through Apr. 18, 2026

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Sunday, Apr. 12

Disturbance
East Street – Bayard
Assist BPD with a verbal argument between a male and a female/male left prior to arrival.

Monday, Apr. 13

Agency assist
Lusk Street – Bayard
Assist BPD with a welfare check request from CYFD on a 6-year-old child.

Runaway
Yankie Street – Silver City
Assist SCPD with locating a male juvenile possibly at a Hurley residence/negative contact.

Tuesday, Apr. 14

Domestic disturbance
Lea Drive
Advised two brothers were fighting. Upon arrival officers advised nothing was going on/everything was quiet.

Shoplifting
Carasco Avenue (Dollar General)
Male took items from the store and walked out trying to conceal the items.

Wednesday, Apr. 15

Welfare check
Linda Drive
4-year-old child was checked out of school by father. Child was with grandma/he was okay/has been sick.

Welfare check
Santa Rita Avenue
On 51-year-old male with suicidal ideations. Make left an hour prior to call/negative contact.

Dog bite
E Street
Male juvie was bitten while trying to break up a fight between two dogs.

Thursday, Apr. 16

Suspicious person
Santa Rita Avenue
Caller stated a female was running through people's yards. Officer made contact with a male who was going to go home.

Citizen assist
Arizona Avenue
Caller lost his ear pods and traced them to this address. Officer was able to retrieve them and return them to the owner.

Criminal trespass warning
Aztec Avenue
Caller received a call from a neighbor that her ex-husband was riding around her house on a bike/caller wanted a CTW issued to him.

Suspicious activity
Hurley Avenue – Bayard
Assist BPD with a group of juveniles playing basketball and it got heated and they were arguing. All okay.

Criminal sexual contact
Ton Foy Blvd. – Bayard (Cobre High School)
Assist BPD with call for service.

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Hurley Police Department – Apr. 12 through Apr. 18, 2026

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