Tri-City Police Department Blotters -- Apr. 17 - Apr. 20, 2017

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Published: 22 April 2017 22 April 2017

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Apr. 17
Domestic disturbance
Physical and verbal between next door neighbors/there are babies in the home/male is paranoid and alcoholic. Advised that the male is threatening to kill the female and the kids if they leave. He is intoxicated and violent.

Fight
Park Street
Caller advised a male is fighting with her husband. Officer advised he can hear yelling in the residence. Deputies advised they are taking male to a Highway 152 address.

Tuesday, Apr. 18

Welfare check
Ruby Street
Caller advised that her neighbor is always outside crying and screaming, but has not seen him in a few days. Officer made contact and advised that the male is okay.

Wednesday, Apr. 19

Disturbance
Vanadium Street
Caller advised that a vehicle pulled in front of another vehicle and they are now stopped on the bridge getting ready to fight. Officer made contact with one of the parties involved and advised it was all verbal.

Hurley Police Department

Thursday, Apr. 20

Domestic disturbance
Fran Drive
Caller advised that a named female ran to her home advising that a named male was trying to keep her hostage. Caller advised that the female refused medical attention and the male left on foot toward Lea Drive.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, Apr. 17

Welfare check
Catarena Court
Caller advised that he called Blue Cross and advised them he does not know what to do with his wife because she keeps threatening suicide. Officer requested ambulance for an 87-year-old female on oxygen who needs a mental evaluation. Officer advised female being transported to GRMC at her own request.

Domestic disturbance
S. Prescott Street
Caller advised he can hear a verbal domestic going on outside and they have been drinking. Advised that a black truck just left at a high rate of speed. Officer went traffic with truck. Officers advise male has a warrant out of Las Cruces.

Tuesday, Apr. 18

Domestic disturbance
N. Cleveland Street
Caller advised that a domestic is going on with fighting and a lot of yelling and banging. Officer made contact with two females and also spoke with the kids who advised that everything was okay.

Domestic disturbance
S. Prescott Street
Caller advised she wants her husband removed/no alcohol but he has been cheating. Everything is okay for now/parties are separated.

Wednesday, Apr. 19

Harassment
S. Bard Street
Caller advised that all night someone kept calling her cell phone, laughing and hanging up on her.

Larceny
S. Cleveland Street
Stolen vehicle. Officer advised to send next wrecker on rotation and ask if they have bolt cutters.

Domestic disturbance
410 N. Bayard Street
Caller advised that her boyfriend hit her and pointed his gun at her, then told her to walk to the front of the Brown Derby.

Unwanted subject
N. Prescott Street
Caller advised that her 20-year-old son is causing problems and caller needs him out of the house. Officer made contact and advised caller that she would need to evict him. She said she will probably take . . .

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