Tri-City Police Department Blotters – Aug. 16 - Aug. 18, 2019

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Published: 19 August 2019 19 August 2019

Bayard Police Department

Friday, Aug. 16

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Bayard Little League
Caller advised the rear window of her Kia Optima was broken by a baseball.

Burglary
S. Franey Street
Male just robbed this location and is now by the Laundrymat. Officer advised contact with male on N. Yucca.

Sunday, Aug. 18

Loud music
Bayard Little League area
Officer advised noise coming from the Little League/they were advised to turn down music.

Welfare check
Grant Street
Caller advised a named male was there to kill her/she heard him say he was going to shoot her. Caller advised she is really scared tonight because she has to go to court tomorrow.

Loud music
Rosemary Street
Officer advised out on Rosemary/this is ongoing/will pass the info to another officer.

Hurley Police Department

Sunday, Aug. 18

Welfare check
Monte Vista Street – North Hurley
Caller advised he has not spoken with his 65-year-old mother since 6 a.m. today. Caller advised spoke with mom, she is in town with friends.

Santa Clara Police Department

Friday, Aug. 16

Disturbance
N. Bard and W. Cottonwood streets
Three people have been drinking and are loud and are creating a disturbance.

Welfare check
Marcia Drive
Adult Protective Services are on scene and unable to make contact with subjects inside the residence.

Welfare check
S. East Street
Female asking for help and needs an ambulance right away. Officer out at location requesting ambulance for a 70-year-old female who is diabetic and lost her eyesight.

Domestic disturbance
Clove Street
Advised that a named male was in a physical altercation with her, and left on foot/he broke one of the windows to the trailer.

Saturday, Aug. 17

Domestic disturbance
N. James Street
Caller advised that her brother is at the house threatening to kill everyone/he wants money from everyone there/he is in his room now blasting his music/he’s saying, “No one better get in his way.”/should not have weapons on him/he is on probation.

Sunday, Aug. 18

Welfare check
W. Oak and N. Bayard Street
Caller said an elderly woman walking toward the elementary school doesn’t look well. Officer out with female at Church and Bayard/she is okay/negative on a ride/she was heading to church.

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