Tri-City police department blotters – Mar. 11 through Mar. 14, 2024

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Published: 15 March 2024 15 March 2024

Bayard Police Department

Monday, March 11, 2024

Disturbance
Blackhawk Street
Caller advised a named female is yelling at her daughter and caller's ex-mother-in-law. Officer has contact with (redacted). GCSO units clear/BPD will be taking call. Officer requesting ambulance for 30- to 40-year-old female/no reported injuries.

Mental health complaint
Blackhawk Street
A named female has high blood pressure/she isn't taking her meds and is being aggressive/neither is she taking her mental health meds/she hasn't been seen in over six months/she is 28-years-old. BFD didn't acknowledge page. EMS1 advised no medical complaint.

Missing persons
Bayard Post Office
Advising her sister has been missing since March 3/last seen with her boyfriend/they were both transported to the hospital/when he got out of the hospital the same day, no one would tell him where she was. Officer advised caller to contact her local police as well as NMSP.

Tuesday, Mar. 12

Welfare check
Maple Street
Caller from GRMC advising a female had a no call, no show today which is very unlike her/she does have a history of seizures. Officer has open door/has contact with (redacted).

Welfare check
Coffey Street
Caller wants help for her 28-year-old daughter/she is very thin, isn't eating, and is abusing drugs/daughter will be upset if she knows mom called. Officer requesting ambulance for 28-year-old female who cut her foot/kill the sirens/cancel out EMS/refusing any medical.

Unwanted subject
Main Street
Caller advised she is scared because her grandson brought friends over and she wants them to leave/he has a warrant as well. 15-year-old male with injury to his left pinky/very intoxicated. Officer advised en route from Silver City. GCSO deputy advised grandson not there at this time/asked for JPO on call.

Wednesday, Mar. 13

Suspicious vehicle
Taylor Street
Stated a white van was parked in front of her house and sped off when the cameras went off/has video footage of the vehicle.

Thursday, Mar. 14

Harassment
Coffey Street
Caller advised her ex-husband has been parking across the street and sent the cops on her son/he is parked outside now in a small black Toyota truck. Officer advised male gone prior to arrival.

Assault
N. Foy Street
Caller advised a named male has been harassing him about a trailer/he is outside now.

Welfare check
314 Tom Foy Blvd.
Male walking in and out of traffic in front of Buttermilk's. Officer out with male at Winifred and Tom Foy.

Welfare check
Watson Street
Neighbor is outside yelling he is going to kill caller and his dog.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Mar. 11

Weapons fired
Elguea Street
Caller advised the neighbor is shooting birds toward her house/doesn't know what type of gun it is. Deputy advised he was putting a cat down that was in a trap.

Loud music
E Street
Deputies advised them to keep it down/stated they were going to stop.

Tuesday, Mar. 12

Domestic disturbance
B Street
Stated her boyfriend pushed her to the floor and choked her/no one is under the influence. Second caller advised he got in a fight with the female caller, and he held her down by her neck against the washer to get her to stop hitting him/he is on the lease and doesn't want to leave.

Wednesday, Mar. 13

Game and Fish
Pattie Avenue
Advised he has a skunk and he is going to put it down by shooting it. He was advised to contact Hurley City Hall as well to let them know.

Welfare check
Lea Drive
Caller advised her son is having a schizophrenic episode/mom is locked in the bathroom/son possibly cut his hand/he is threatening to go to a neighbor's house and break a window. Officers advise subject is outside/cancel medical.

Thursday, Mar. 14

Harassment
Pattie Avenue
Advised that her neighbor keeps harassing caller about her dogs. Officer advised caller will call back when she returns from Silver.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Mar. 12

Larceny
Sage Drive
Caller advised his cherry-picker was stolen just now. Officer advised cherry-picker was found in the weeds.

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