Tri-City Police Department Blotters – Jan. 27 - Jan. 30, 2020

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Published: 31 January 2020 31 January 2020

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Jan.27

Disturbance
400 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised that her ex went up to her vehicle and wasn’t letting her leave/she was able to go inside the Snappy Mart.

Tuesday, Jan. 28

Unwanted subject
Maple Street
A named female is outside the residence threatening to fight caller/she is outside of her door/she keeps banging on the door/she just left.

Aggravated assault
Maple Street
Caller advised while her daughter was walking a named female in a white Cadillac tried to run her over and also tried to stab her. Officer advised clear from a Maple Street address.

Criminal trespass warning
Bayard Public Library
Male wearing sunglasses walking south from library/caller wants him issued a CTW/appears to be under the influence of narcotics. Officer issued the named male a CTW to Bayard Library.

Wednesday, Jan. 29

Battery
BPD
Officer advised walk-in.

Criminal damage to property
N. Yucca Street
Caller advised someone tried to get into his RV again.

Thursday, Jan. 30

Fight
Cobre High School
No blotter narrative.

Welfare check
Erie Street
Caller advised her niece posted “Cheers to my last days on earth” one hour ago/she has two young children. Officer made contact/everything is okay.

Shoplifting
400 Tom Foy Blvd.
Male headed toward Food Basket took a lighter and some candy. Officers had negative contact.

Hurley Police Department

Tuesday, Jan. 28

Loud music
A Street
BPD officer had contact with a few people in the back yard who had a fire/they will turn it down. Caller called back advising the music is still loud. HPD officer advised negative contact with any noise/will be in area for a while.

Thursday, Jan. 30

Unwanted subject
Cortez Avenue
A named male is on the property and owner would like the male removed/he is causing a problem for customers. Officer issued Mr. Bonilla a CTW.

Unwanted subject
Horseshoe Drive – North Hurley
Caller advised that a named female is on the property taking pictures/two weeks she lost the lawsuit of having the property/she is in a gold Ford and just drove off toward Hurley/would like a CTW issued.

Assault
Aztec Avenue
Caller advised that someone in a black Honda car tried to assault him/caller does not know who he was/he went toward caller with a knife/vehicle is up on the highway toward Gateway/caller is okay.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Jan. 28

Unwanted subject
S. Bellm Street
Caller advised his daughter is there and refusing to leave.

Wednesday, Jan. 29

Domestic disturbance
N. Cleveland Street
Heard many shots/neighbors are fighting. Third caller advised they heard gunshots and screaming from the house behind them. Officer advised surround the house re: male in a crawl space.

Thursday, Jan. 30

Welfare check
500 S. Prescott Street
Officer advised negative contact with the child/they are out at this time. Advised officer had contact with the child and mother walking back to the apartment.

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