Tri-City police department blotters – July 25 through July 28, 2022

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Published: 29 July 2022 29 July 2022

Bayard Police Department

Monday, July 25

Suicide threat
Watson Street
No narrative.

Tuesday, July 26

Disturbance
Fahey Street and Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller can hear multiple females yelling. Officer advised named female and her sister arguing/verbal only.

Suicide threat
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
No narrative.

Welfare check
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Merged with previous call.

Wednesday, July 27

Unwanted subject
301 N. Railroad Street
Caller believes a named male is on the property.

Welfare check
Erie Street
Caller can hear a little girl screaming for someone to stop from the two-story house next door. Deputy made contact advising they were combing the little girl’s hair.

Criminal trespass
Virginia Street
Caller advised subjects are trying to trespass through her yard/they are not allowed to be in her yard. Deputy advised all units clear/negative contact with subjects.

Thursday, July 28

Disturbance
Maple Street
Caller is 14-years-old and his uncle is going crazy. He is yelling in the background/he flipped the chair while caller was sitting in it. Deputies en route to check.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, July 25

Accident-property damage
D Street
Caller advised she backed into a white Ford Fusion in the alleyway between D and E streets.

Welfare check
Cortez Street
Caller advised a named male is yelling and throwing items around his yard. Deputy had negative contact with the male.

Tuesday, July 26

Disturbance
Horseshoe Drive – North Hurley
Caller advised an elderly man driving a red Dodge Ram 1500 became aggressive when asked to back away from driveway.

Dog bite
Elguea Avenue
Caller advised his neighbor’s dog bit his wife a week ago/didn’t seek medical advice when it happened/she does have punctures/she does have pictures/owner of the dog was told about it when it happened.

Wednesday, July 27

Welfare check
B Street
Caller advised the neighbor’s dog has been barking for three days now/there has been no activity around the home/dog is inside barking. Officer advised clear/no one is answering the door.

Larceny
Diaz and Cortez avenues
Officer advised to check warrants on a named male/ one warrant/APO hold.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, July 25

Disturbance
W. Lincoln Street
Can hear someone yelling get off my property/kids in the background crying. Second caller advised a named female is on the property and breaking windows. Deputy out at address.

Larceny
S. Bard Street
Caller advised a named male stole her bank card this morning and has already used it/he took money out in Deming. Officer advised he took a white Toyota Corolla/he is a felon possibly in possession of a firearm. Subject called advising he was en route to Carlsbad.

Disturbance
N. James Street
Caller advised she can hear a lot of people crying to the left of her house. Deputy advised negative contact with anyone crying or yelling in the area.

Tuesday, July 26

Burglary
500 S. Prescott Street
Caller advised her boyfriend is breaking into her house/he broke the window to her daughter’s room/he left on his bicycle. Officer advised male left prior to arrival.

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