Tri-City Police Department Blotters – Jan. 10 - Jan. 12, 2020

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 13 January 2020 13 January 2020

Bayard Police Department

Friday, Jan.10

Domestic disturbance
Maple Street
Caller advised that her daughter and boyfriend are fighting/verbal only/would not open door for caller’s son who was checking on them. Officer had contact with both subjects who advised only verbal/everything is okay/clear.

Unwanted subject
Main Street
Caller advised a 13-year-old male was at her home/she thinks he is a runaway/he left. Deputy and officer out at Food Basket.

Saturday, Jan. 11

Harassment
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
A male in a black cowboy hat threatened caller and is highly intoxicated. Caller will be standing by the Snappy Liquor.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Cobre High School
Caller advised while he was gone on his trip for the school someone egged his car.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Pearl Street
Advised that someone egged his son’s vehicle.

Sunday, Jan. 12

Larceny
204 Tom Foy Blvd.
Subjects in a red car took a child’s backpack and headed toward Snell. Officer advised clear/seems like some other kids are playing a prank/caller will call back if they don’t find the backpack.

Hurley Police Department

Friday, Jan. 10

Welfare check
D Street
Caller said a late 50s female has hip replacement and when she gets cold she can’t get around well/she isn’t picking up her newspapers. Officer advised the female is not home.

Saturday, Jan. 11

Welfare check
D Street
She is not answering her phone and she does live with subjects who are into drugs and things of that nature. Deputy advised contact was made with two individuals at the residence and one advised that the female had left about two . . .

Santa Clara Police Department

Friday, Jan. 10

Accident-property damage
W. Pine and S. Prescott streets
Silver Elantra vs Dodge truck

Welfare check
S. Prescott Street
Advised that mother is holding him captive and he is not allowed to leave the residence. Caller is an adult male possibly intoxicated or with mental issues. Officer advised everything is okay.

Harassment
Santa Clara Laundrymat
Caller was yelling unintelligibly but could understand that a male threatened him and left. Caller is the manager. Officer advised units clear/will frequent patrol throughout the night.

Saturday, Jan. 11

Unwanted subject
S. Prescott Street
Caller advised that her son took a knife from the kitchen and has it in his room/there is just something weird about it.

Welfare check
N. James Street – 1 p.m.
Caller is concerned for her oldest daughter that she is being treated differently than her other children.

Harassment
N. James Street – 1:20 p.m.
Caller advised he has full custody of children and the female has no right to tell him how to raise kids. Officer spoke to party.

Harassment
N. James Street
Caller stated a named female is harassing his mother. Officer advised did speak to him already/did call him three times with call going straight to voicemail.

Sunday, Jan. 12

Shoplifting
11988 Highway 180
Male attempting to steal items/employee got items back/male leaving in a purple car going into
Santa Clara.

 

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