Tri-City Police Department Blotters – July 3 - July 5, 2020

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Published: 06 July 2020 06 July 2020

Bayard Police Department

Friday, July 3

Domestic disturbance
Royal Street
Caller advised they can hear males physically fighting near this area. Santa Clara PD officer advised negative contact.

Saturday, July 4

Welfare check
Tom Foy Blvd.
NMSP dispatch advised they have the mother from Las Cruces who is giving an address in Bayard where her daughter is advising she was assaulted by her husband. NMSP advised they have units en route but do not have a correct address.

Disturbance
Vencill Street
Caller advised a named female has forced her way into the building and is yelling at the grandma and throwing things around as well.

Sunday, July 5

Welfare check
Guinevan Street
Caller advised her friend left her house very upset/she called her daughter to state she wanted to hurt herself/she left upset after her and her husband got into an argument he and the kids stayed with caller/caller advised she left in a red Ford Explorer. Officer advised female is okay/en route to N. Canyon Street address for welcheck.

Hurley Police Department

Sunday, July 5

Welfare check
Main Street – North Hurley
Advised there are narcotics and no electricity inside the home with children inside. Deputies advised kids are okay/negative on any narcotics.

Suspicious vehicle
North Hurley Road
Caller advised subjects in a vehicle were following him and are now parked in his driveway/he does not want to get out of his vehicle. Caller called back advising he is parked in the Sierra Trailer Park with his lights off.

Santa Clara Police Department

Friday, July 3

Unwanted subject
Manhattan Park Drive
Male claims he is hearing voices/possibly under the influence of drugs. Caller just wants him gone/advised he lives at this location. Deputies advised units clear/everything is okay.

Domestic disturbance
S. James Street
Caller advised he could hear the couple across the street yelling and fighting with each other/someone yelled to call the cops. Deputies had contact advising everything is okay/clear.

Saturday, July 4

Disturbance
S. Prescott Street – 2:20 p.m.
Caller advised his 35-year-old son is in his room throwing things down the hallway/thinks he is under the influence/he just woke up. Officer advised both units clear/everything is okay.

Larceny
Highway 180 @ old armory
Caller advised someone tried to steal his vehicle but the vehicle doesn’t work and it rolled partially down the road/1991 cream Ford F250.

Disturbance
S. Prescott Street – 4:20 p.m.
Caller advised her son is acting up again and threatening her with a knife and saying he is going to burn the house down/he is in his room and caller is in the living room. Officer requests to get caller back on the line and ask her to step . . .

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