Tri-City police department blotters – June 7 through June 10, 2021

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Published: 11 June 2021 11 June 2021

Bayard Police Department

Monday, June 7

Domestic disturbance
Fort Bayard
Caller advised a male and a female were arguing and the female was yelling in Spanish. Officer out with Fort Bayard Security.

Identity theft
Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised someone used her information to file unemployment.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Fahey Street
Caller advised someone spray-painted his pickup.

Tuesday, June 8

Suspicious vehicle
Watson and Blackhawk streets
Advised a white truck has been parked on Rogers Street/it is not on but the door is open. Officer advised front and rear tires are flat.

Domestic disturbance
Runnels Drive
Caller has been arguing with a named male/he is the father to her child/he is holding the 6-month-old/it has been physical/he is there visiting.

Wednesday, June 9

Criminal damage to property
N. East Street
Caller advised damage to his residence and some small tools being stolen/he's already made the report and nothing has been done. Officer advised will be clear with an advisal/advised might be back later for a mental health evaluation.

Harassment
Orchard Street
Caller advised her neighbor has a friend over and is harassing caller.

Harassment
N. Canyon Street
Caller advised his neighbor is yelling at her. (?)

Thursday, June 10

Disturbance
Budge Drive
Female is yelling. Officer made contact with her/everything is okay.

DIsturbance
Asarco Street
47-year-old male causing issues/yelling and being confrontational. Deputy advised en route to GRMC with officer with male for a mental evaluation/advising male was pepper sprayed.

Reckless driver
Rogers and Empire streets
Caller advised a silver sedan just hit a stop sign. Officer checking area.

Unwanted subject
301 N. Railroad Street
Caller wants a named female removed from the property/she has a knife in her hand.

Hurley Police Department

Thursday, June 10

Unattended death
Aztec Avenue
Caller advised 93-year-old not alert/not breathing/does have a DNR/does not have hospice. Deputy requests OMI/OMI en route.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, June 7

Unwanted subject
S. Prescott Street
A named male is causing problems/caller advised he called her names and threatened to beat her up. Deputy made contact with caller and advised her of the eviction process/male left willingly.

Welfare check
S. Prescott Street
No report.
Welfare check
Santa Clara Post Office
Caller advised male was hitting a female who was in the passenger seat. Officer had contact with the vehicle at the Prescott Street apartments/negative on any domestic/will be clear.

Criminal damage to property
S. Prescott Street
Caller advised her son just broke in through the front door using a screwdriver. Officer advised clear/negative on criminal damage.

Criminal trespass warning
E. Maple Street
Caller advising she was passing by the residence and saw the named female on the porch and she has a CTW for this address. Officer advised will be clear/advising this is the mother's residence/negative on taking action on CTW.

Harassment
Santa Clara Laundry Mat
Caller advised that a named male continues to come back to the laundry mat to bother caller. Officer made contact with caller who was advised to call as soon as the male gets there.

Unwanted subject
S. Prescott Street
Caller advised a named male is in the alley by her house yelling and pacing back and forth/she feels threatened to have him that close to the property and would like him to move along. Officer advised units clear/male walked away.

Tuesday, June 8

Criminal trespass
Aguila Street
Caller advised a named female is outside and caller has a restraining order against her. Officer made contact.

Welfare check
S. Cleveland and W. Maginn streets
Caller advised a male in a white Chevy pickup picked up his child, spanked the child and threw the kid's bike into the back of the pickup/he is yelling at the homeowners now.

Wednesday, June 9

Identity theft
S. Mineral Street
Caller advised someone tried filing for unemployment in her name. Officer had negative contact.

Thursday, June 10

Disturbance
Highway 180 and Fort Bayard
People in a black car arguing/male outside vehicle/female inside. Officer had negative contact.

Reckless driver
Bellm and Highway 180
Grey Charger jumped the sidewalk and almost hit caller and her kids/caller is walking on the new sidewalk passing Boulder. Officer advised silver Dodge /male ran through yard/male in yard called in by Santa Clara Police Department.

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