Tri-City police department blotters – May 29 through June 1, 2023

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Published: 02 June 2023 02 June 2023

Bayard Police Department

Monday, May 29

Unattended death
Rosemary Street
82-year-old male has been ill/advising he's been spitting up yellow and white foam/complaining of abdominal pain. Caller called back advising male is not breathing/he's spitting up black stuff/they are doing CPR/caller disconnected the line. Bayard PD officer advised patient is deceased.

Harassment
Empire Street
Caller advised her neighbors are harassing her/it's been going on for four years. Officer advised Hal was issued a CTW to a Coffey Street address.

Tuesday, May 30

Weapons fired
N. Canyon Street
Caller advised subjects in a white vehicle were shooting down into the creek. Multiple units attempting to locate vehicle/negative contact.

Unwanted subject
N. Franey Street
Caller advised a named female is on his property and he does not want her there/negative on a CTW. Officer advised will be clear/female has agreed to go with him to Las Cruces.

Domestic disturbance
N. East Street
Caller advised her daughter is schizophrenic and is having an episode/she is throwing her belongings out of the apartment/she did get physical with her/negative on medical attention/caller is going to stay at the neighbor's until LE gets there.

Unwanted subject
Diamond Street
A named male is in caller's yard/he called and told her he was there/male was told to leave this weekend/caller wants a CTW on the male. Officer had contact with caller on the phone/negative contact with the male.

Dog bite
Grant Street
Advised she was bit by a dog earlier today/she was discharged from the hospital/wanted the incident documented.

Disturbance
N. Franey Street
Caller advised about five subjects are trying to fight in front of her residence/it's verbal so far.

Wednesday, May 31

No entries.

Thursday, June 1

Welfare check
Empire Street
Caller can hear screaming inside her basement/it is her granddaughter. Caller states someone keeps stealing her cell phone. There is a note on the door with an arrow pointing down to the basement. Caller advised she can't get close to the basement because her granddaughter will drag her down there. Unknown male following caller and caller is threatening to kill him and has . . .

Criminal trespass warning
Maple Street
Caller wants his brother-in-law issued an indefinite CTW for his residence/he is not currently there.

DV order violation
Empire Street
Officer advised both were advised to not contact each other/caller will be in tomorrow with text messages.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, May 29

Welfare check
Horseshoe Drive – North Hurley
A named female hasn't been heard from in a few days/last heard from her in February/caller texted her an hour ago with no response/she has two small kids. Deputy advised female states she lost her phone/will be clear/caller advising that she was advised that . . .

Tuesday, May 30

Mental health complaint
Arizona Avenue -- 3:31 a.m.
Caller advised she is scared of her son/he was outside a while ago throwing things at the neighbors/he is now inside and caller is concerned for her safety. Deputy spoke to both parties/they will be separating for night.

Welfare check
Santa Rita Avenue
Caller advised his wife is texting him advising she is going to kill herself and no one will know/she is continuously texting caller/advising she is "going to do it right" this time/told caller he does not love her enough to stop her. Deputy advised everything is okay/units clear.

Mental health complaint
Arizona Avenue – 6:02 p.m.
Caller advised his son is schizophrenic and out of control/they cannot handle it anymore and he needs to be taken out of the house/son is outside right now. Deputies spoke with parents and son.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, May 29

Welfare check
11988 Highway 180
Caller advised a small child about 3-years-old is playing on the side of the highway. Deputy advised negative contact with any child.

Tuesday, May 30

Welfare check
Cleveland Street
Caller advised a named female is home alone and he is in the hospital in Las Cruces/he is having negative contact with her. Officer advised negative contact with female or neighbors/will call caller.

Wednesday, May 31

Burglary
Sage Street
Caller advised someone broke into his house and stole items.

Unwanted subject
Oak Street
Officer advised clear/subject left prior to arrival.

Criminal trespass warning
S. Bard Street
(Redacted) is on the property refusing to leave/there is a CTW. Officer advised owner called advising the subject left.

Welfare check
Aguila Street
Caller advised she had an argument with a 72-year-old female earlier and now she won't answer caller's calls/caller is in Deming.

Thursday, June 1

Disturbance
S. Bard Street
Caller advised her neighbors are yelling at each other/someone is throwing something. Officer advised out in Garcia Trailer Park/no one will answer the door/negative contact.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Aguila Street
Caller advised his vehicle was broken into/everything she had stored in the vehicle was taken/windows were busted out.

Welfare check
Cleveland Street
Officer made contact with (redacted)/everything is okay.

Criminal trespass
11988 Highway 180
A named male is in the store and he has a CTW/not causing any issues/just refusing to leave and talking to himself. Deputy was advised. NMSP officer has one in custody.

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