Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, Apr. 30

Aggravated burglary
Maple Street
Caller advised he just got home and his residence was broken into and weapons, TV, Xbox, etc. were taken. Deputy advised call given to BPD.

Disturbance
Empire Street
Caller advised her dad’s ex-wife and her new husband are causing problems with her father.

Wednesday, May 1

Disturbance
Hurley Street
Officer got a call about a female beating a vehicle with a bat/the taillights are busted out/attempted to get a hold of the owner before the vehicle is totally destroyed.

Welfare check
Watson Street
Caller advised she can hear a male yelling “I’m going to kill her.”

Thursday, May 2

Unwanted subject
Maple Street
Caller advised a named male left walking and can hear a female crying in the background/he threatened to go back in the morning. Officer advised clear/victim does not want to speak with him.

Hurley Police Department

Wednesday, May 1

Breaking and entering
S. Geronimo Street
Officer advised someone attempted, but didn’t get in.

Thursday, May 2

Suspicious vehicle
Hurley Elementary
Officer received a call about two females. Officers have one female in investigative detention/taking to Bayard.

Domestic disturbance
B Street
A named male is refusing to leave. Caller advised he is bipolar and she has allowed him to stay on the property. Officer advised one female detained at this time/send ambulance for female who advised she is in pain in her hands.

Santa Clara Police Department

Wednesday, May 1

Criminal damage to property
N. East Street
Caller is working on a roof and someone damaged it.

Domestic disturbance
Highway 180 by Terrazas
Male and female fighting in a white Pontiac. Officer had contact advising everything is okay.

Harassment
Manhattan Park Drive
NMSP dispatch advised there is an issue with people harassing after a loss from a lawsuit. Officer had negative contact after three tries.

Unwanted subject
N. Bellm Street
A named male is at her residence and she does not want him there/he is the father to her children/he’s not causing problems just refusing to leave. Officer dropped male off at a Prescott Street address.

Thursday, May 2

Fight
E. Oak Street
Two males arguing in the middle of the street. Officer on scene.

Welfare check
N. Bayard Street
Caller was speaking to his mother when a lot of yelling started with his brother and his girlfriend. Officers advised units clear/negative contact.

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