Tri-City police department blotters – June 27 through June 30, 2022

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Published: 02 July 2022 02 July 2022

Bayard Police Department

Monday, June 27, 2022

Larceny
500 East Street – Bayard Low-Income Apartments
Caller advised (redacted) won't give her cell phone back. Deputy advised all parties involved are extremely intoxicated/the phone was located on the couch.

Welfare check
S. Yucca Street
Haven't been able to reach a named male who is the power of attorney for his mother for about a month. Officer advised negative contact at either address.

Tuesday, June 28

Criminal damage to property
Bayard Elementary School
Caller advised some things have been tampered with/minimal damage.

Disturbance
500 East Street – BLIA
Caller stated her sister is threatening to kill her. Sister is in the background yelling. Caller advised sister keeps trying to hit her and her mother. Officer advised to send another unit. Deputy en route to GRMC with one female. Officer following deputy to GRMC. Deputy advised female was turned over to GRMC.

Larceny
Cobre School Administration
Officer was flagged down by an employee.

Unattended death
E. Elm Street
Caller advised he found his 52-year-old father unresponsive in the bathroom. EMS1 requested OMI. OMI will be en route/ETA 30 minutes.

Wednesday, June 29

Welfare check
Main Street and Central Avenue
Female crawling on all fours/now sitting near a residence. Second caller advised a female is down on the ground/does not want help from caller. Female is asking for help. Deputy advised have contact/neighbor is helping her inside.

Thursday, June 30

Shoplifting
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Two bottles of liquor stolen last night/video is ready/non-emergency.

Hurley Police Department

Wednesday, June 29

Welfare check
Elguea Street
Caller from APS advised a named female lives alone and suffers from mental and physical health problems/she is a huge danger to herself and has many suicidal ideations/she is over weight and is a fall hazard/takes Zanax and pain pills. Deputy advised clear/made contact with female/she is okay.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, June 28

Welfare check
Morrow Street
Caller advised her sister sent suspicious texts and caller thinks she is using and may harm herself/she lives alone/received last text about an hour ago. Deputy had negative contact with resident and caller.

Wednesday, June 29

Welfare check
Maple Street Bridge
Kids playing in the construction on the bridge. Officer advised kids were asked to leave the construction zone.

Thursday, June 30

Criminal damage to property
Aguila Street
Caller advised the same kids who threw rocks at her trailer the other night just did it again.

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