Bayard Police Department blotter – Dec. 1 through Dec. 7, 2025

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Monday, Dec. 1

Citizen assist
Steyskal Street
Caller believes someone stole her house key/his friend left it in her friend's vehicle and caller wants it back/caller does not have a vehicle, or a person, description/caller wants a frequent patrol for the night. Female called and advised she is going to get the key back to the caller in Central but he is going to have to wait until she can get a bus/the key is not stolen, she just forgot it.

Hit and run accident
Waggoner Street
Happened last night at 4:30 p.m./his vehicle was hit/he has video of his neighbor backing up into his vehicle/caller will be at the Bayard PD in about 10 minutes to make a report.

Wednesday, Dec. 3

Livestock
Dayhill Street
Mama cow, black with a white face, and an all-black calf, both with yellow tags/from around MM 122 (1 mile south of Highway 152 junction).

Thursday, Dec. 4

Disturbance
Blackhawk Street
Caller advised her neighbor keeps yelling/she is sending texts to caller/caller's baby is scared/it is a constant issue/wants LE to speak with her.

Friday, Dec. 5

Breaking and entering
Yucca Street
Caller advised her ex broke in while she was gone and destroyed the house/doesn't think anything is broken or stolen. Officer has one in investigative detention.

Saturday, Dec. 6

Abandoned vehicle
Tom Foy Blvd.
A motorcycle has been parked between Snappy and TGI for 24 hours. Owner requesting tow truck.

Sunday, Dec. 7

Citizen assist
Bayard VFD
Caller is in a Toyota Prius and wants someone to check the installation of his car seat.

Criminal trespass
East Street
Caller would like a CTW issued to her male ex who is refusing to leave. Officer advised male left upon request/negative on a CTW.

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Bayard Police Department blotter – Dec. 1 through Dec. 7, 2025

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