Tri-City Police Department Blotters – Sept. 25 - Sept. 27, 2015

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Published: 28 September 2015 28 September 2015

Bayard Police Department

Friday, Sept. 25

Suspicious vehicle
Bottom Snappy
No one is in vehicle.

Welfare check
Central Avenue
Walk-in advised that she has not made contact with her 20-year-old grandson in a week/he does not drive.

Saturday, Sept. 26

Domestic disturbance
Budge Drive – 2:20 a.m.
Caller advised that a male is acting crazy and trying to take the baby. Advised that the male has been drinking. Officer advised that she had the boyfriend/husband leave the residence and he will be going back to his grandmother’s house.

Fight
Budge Drive – 4 a.m.
Caller advised that the family is on the ground fighting and caller got the other children out of the home.

Sunday, Sept. 27

Loud party
N. Canyon Street
Officer had negative contact.

Request officer
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised that a male is inside refusing to pay. Officer advised that he paid for his meal and left.

Disturbance
Runnels Drive
Caller advised that a male who lives in the complex is banging on the office door and windows and the office is closed. Officer advised out with a named male.

Suspicious vehicle
Lusk Street
They are just parked there listening to music.

Domestic disturbance
Guinevan Street
Caller advised that she and her mother have been fighting/she has been drinking.

Hurley Police Department

Friday, Sept. 25

Larceny
Nevada Avenue
It will be in reference to their house that burned and they have some questions for the officer.

Reckless driver
Highway 180 – MM 144
Caller advised that a white Hyundai Sonata cannot maintain a lane and is drifting off the roadway. Officer advised traffic stop at Highway 180/Hurley Cemetery with two occupants.

Santa Clara Police Department

Saturday, Sept. 26

Welfare check
Brown Derby
Caller advised a lady is yelling. Second caller advised they can hear a female yelling and it sounds like she is in distress. Third caller advised a female is crying and screaming and believes it is coming by the school. Officer made contact with employees of the Brown Derby and advised that they stated that no one heard the female yelling.

Criminal trespass warning
N. James Street
Caller advised that he has a CTW on a named male who was near his property.

Criminal trespass warning
W. Oak Street
Caller advised that she wants to remove a CTW for a named male. Officer advised out with the female and to go ahead and cancel the CTW.

Domestic disturbance
N. Cleveland Street
Caller advised that her son-in-law and her boyfriend were fighting outside and her son-in-law left.

Sunday, Sept. 27

Breaking and entering
N. East Street
Caller advised that she can see a person trying to break into the home next door. Officer made contact and advised that everything is OK/clear.

Suspicious vehicle
N. James Street
Caller advised that a white Cadillac is at an abandoned house and the vehicle should not be there. Officers had contact at the Sugar Shack.
 

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