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The next meeting of the Alzheimer's/Dementia Caregivers' Support Group will be back at the Public Library on Saturday, August 15th at 10. A.M.. Questions? Call Linda Brake 575-590-4199.
Monday, Aug. 3
Threats – Cortez Avenue – male making threats
Agency assist – Winifred Street – Bayard – domestic
Suspicious activity – Ft. Bayard Street – caller heard whistling and was afraid it was gang activity. Officer had negative contact with anyone.
Tuesday, Aug. 4
Missing person – Fort Bayard -- elderly female with dementia walked away from her husband and was found later wandering around.
Suspicious activity – Prescott Street – caller stated neighbors are tampering with her water.
Agency assist – Cactus Street – Bayard – neighbors having a dispute.
Monday, Aug. 3
Disturbance
Bayard Fire Department
Two females in black/male walking down East Street with a dog. All were arguing/all are separated at this time. Out with the two females/send hit for warrant/hit confirmed.
Tuesday, Aug. 4
Disturbance
Poplar Street
Caller advised a man down by the creek is harassing everyone looking for his girlfriend/he's drunk/advised of a male called "Wiggles" throwing things around and kicking the door.
Sunday, Aug. 2
Suspicious person – Elguea Avenue – Hurley
Suspicious activity – Filaree Road – Silver City
Suspicious vehicle – Prescott Street
Suspicious activity – Iglesia Street – Hanover
Serving papers/warrant – Ridge Road – Silver City (GCDC)
Harassment – N. Tabor Avenue – Silver City
Welfare check – Bill Evans Lake
Animal – Fran Drive – Hurley
Domestic violence – Cottage San Road – Silver City – Case was referred to the district attorney.
HPD staff told the Beat a few minor calls were handled by the interim chief, but when he is not working, GCSO handled the calls.
Sunday, July 26
Suspicious vehicle – E. 32nd Street
Domestic disturbance – North Loop – 1:50 a.m. – Victoria Geer, 31, was arrested for battery against a household member.
Suspicious activity – Ranch Club Road
Animal – E. Kelly Street
Suspicious person – E. 19th Street
Animal – E. 8th Street
Suspicious person – 32nd Street Bypass
Welfare check – North Loop
Unwanted subject – N. Bartlett Street
Disturbance – W. Highway 180
Welfare check – W. Indiana Street
Intoxicated driver – E. 40th Street
Battery – N. California Avenue
Custodial interference – E. 29th Street
Battery – W. Broadway
Disturbance – E. 7th Street
Suspicious vehicle – E. 12th Street
Suspicious activity – E. Pine Street
Welfare check – S. Arizona Street
Suspicious vehicle – S. Robert Street
Monday, July 27
Noise complaint – E. 6th Street – 12:26 a.m.
Suspicious vehicle – W. Broadway
Noise complaint – Ursa Minor Street – 1:43 a.m.
Animal – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 7:18 a.m.
Criminal trespass warning – N. Silver Street
Fraud/embezzlement – North Loop
Harassment – N. Bennett Street
Threat – N. Bennett Street
Domestic – N. Yankie Street
Welfare check – E. Pine Street
Battery – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 11:32 a.m.
Animal – N. Gold Street
Shoplifting – E. 14th Street
Unwanted subject – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 3:32 p.m.
Battery – N. Rosedale Road
Tuesday, July 28
Noise complaint – Ranch Club Road – 3:46 a.m.
Larceny – N. Fraser Drive
Criminal damage to property – E. Alice Street
Unwanted subject – W. 13th Street
Citizen contact – W. Bremen Street – Manuel Herrera, 38, was arrested an an active warrant.
Unwanted subject – E. 11th Street
Suspicious vehicle – E. Yankie Street
Fraud/embezzlement – E. 13th Street
Welfare check – E. 12th Street
Welfare check – N. Cooper Street – Louis Maes, 45, was taken into custody on an active warrant.
Animal – E. Highway 180
Welfare check – N. Texas Street
Criminal trespass warning – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 7:03 p.m. – Ausjwane Hood, 18, was arrested on a charge of criminal trespass.
Domestic – N. Cheyenne Avenue
Criminal trespass warning – Ridge Road
Suspicious vehicle – Kentucky Street
Suspicious vehicle – N. Hudson Street
Threat – E. 41st Street
Wednesday, July 29
Suspicious person – Lamina Loop
Suspicious activity – N. Durango Street
Suspicious vehicle – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 2:30 a.m.
Breaking and entering – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 5:10 a.m.
Breaking and entering – E. 12th Street
Suspicious activity – Little Walnut Road
Suspicious activity – E. 12th Street
Animal – N. Bennett Street
Stolen motor vehicle – N. Christian Flury Drive
Welfare check – W. Highway 180
APO hold – David Salazar, 48, was taken into custody on the APO hold – no location given.
Suspicious activity – Ursa Minor Street
Animal – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 12:36 p.m.
Suspicious activity – E. 6th Street – Geraldine Delgado, 28, was arrested on an APO hold – no location given.
Noise complaint – Debby Drive – 2:01 a.m.
Criminal trespass warning – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 2:25 p.m.
Harassment – E. 20th Street
Criminal trespass warning – N. Bennett Street
Welfare check – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 3:49 p.m.
Assault – E. Pine Street
Criminal trespass warning – E. Highway 180
Criminal trespass warning – E. Kelly Street
Burglary – N. Cactus Street
Unwanted subject – E. Kelly Street
Noise complaint – N. Juniper Avenue – 7:58 p.m.
Welfare check – E. 31st Street
DVO violation – E. 14th Street
Thursday, July 30
Noise complaint – Louisiana Street – 12:41 a.m.
Suspicious activity – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 3:31 a.m.
Animal – Jack Frost Drive
Criminal trespass warning – E. 8th Street
Welfare check – N. California Avenue
Criminal trespass warning – W. Bremen Street
Larceny – E. 14th Street
Unwanted subject – E. 8th Street
Criminal trespass warning – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 4:48 p.m.
Game and Fish -- Ridgecrest Drive
Animal – E. 20th Street
Domestic disturbance – W. Broadway – Rodrigo Rivera, 41, was arrested on three counts each of aggravated assault on a household member, battery against a household member, and resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer.
Friday, July 31
Mental health complaint – E. 19th Street
Suspicious vehicle – E. 12th Street
Harassment – N. Arizona Street
Shoplifting – E. 13th Street – 11:23 a.m. – Benjamin Hernandez, 36, was arrested on two outstanding warrants.
Suspicious activity – W. 13th Street
Welfare check – E. Gila Street
Disturbance – W. 8th Street
Suspicious person – E. 13th Street – 2:10 p.m.
Threat – N. Grant Street
Hit and run accident – N. Texas Street
Battery – E. Kelly Street
Criminal damage to property – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 4:24 p.m.-- Shawn Hammond, 51, was taken into custody on three counts each of simple assault, battery on a peace officer, and disorderly conduct.
Suspicious person – North Loop
Animal – W. Gordon Street
Unwanted subject – E. College Avenue
Disturbance – E. Highway 180
Suspicious activity – W. 8th Street
Saturday, Aug. 1
Domestic – E. Alice Street
Welfare check – E. Yankie Street
Criminal trespass warning – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 2:14 p.m.;
Shoplifting – E. 13th Street – 2:16 p.m.
Unwanted subject – N. Hudson Street
Unwanted subject – W. 6th Street
Falsely obtaining services – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 3:21 p.m.
Suspicious vehicle – N. Juniper Avenue – 5:55 p.m.
Suspicious activity – N. Rosedale Road
Welfare check – Sunset Lane
Suspicious activity – N. Juniper Avenue – 9:17 p.m.
Welfare check – Highway 211 and Brown Road – 10:06 p.m.
Sunday, July 26
Welfare check – Ellis Road – Arenas Valley – After investigation the person who called in the offense was transported to GRMC and Adult Protective Services were contacted.
Domestic disturbance – Leslie Road – Silver City (Lintero Apartments)
Medical – Quartz Drive – Silver City
Dog bite – Cottonwood Road – Silver City
Harassment – Cortez Avenue – Hurley
Accident with injuries – Highway 78 – MM 9
Breaking and entering – Main Street – Bayard
Threat – Aztec Avenue – Hurley
Welfare check – S. Robert Street – Silver City (El Refugio)
Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire Department
Wednesday, July 29
Fire, other
Bear Mountain
Small hot spots/afraid they will pick up with the wind. PAVFD received page.
Fire, other
2069 Cottage San Road
PAVFD received page/R1 and R2 en route to station to pick up an engine. PA Road Supervisor advised he will be patrolling.
Friday, July 31
Fire
60 Bear Mountain Road
Caller advised of a bonfire with about six vehicles around/fire is contained. PAVFD advised responders available/cannot see anything at all/ATL.
Silver City Fire Department
Friday, July 31
Fire
1509 N. Gold Street
Flames are 4-5 feet/can see three or four people around it/close to a house/fire seems fairly controlled and in the yard itself/very smoky/smells like wood is burning.
Saturday, Aug. 1
Fire
1313 N. Gold Street
Caller advised there's a fire in the neighbor's yard/it's a tent/unknown if anyone is in the tent. Caller hung up the phone advising it was a big fire and he needed to grab a hose.
Brush fire
Cooper Street
Headed south on right hand side/there is rain as well. SCPD officer advised the brush fire is near the residence at 610 CooperStreet.
Fire, other
3872 N. Silver Street
Caller advised a tree in the backyard of the house across the street was hit by lightning. No one is home but caller wants Fire to check. E21 advised tree was not struck by lightning/no smoldering or fire.
Tyrone Volunteer Fire Department
Monday, July 27
Fire
Mangas Valley
One of the highest peaks north of the mine/caller advised the workers at the SX are the ones reporting it. GCSO deputy advised negative contact with anything from where caller called from. Caller called back stating they no longer see the fire.
Thursday, July 30
Fire
Red Rock Road
Advised a lightning strike started a brush fire/can see flames/standing by in a white Jeep. TYVFD advised tender 11 back in quarters.
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