Tri-City Police Department Blotters – Oct. 30 - Nov. 2, 2017

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 04 November 2017 04 November 2017

Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, Oct. 31

Domestic disturbance
N. Yucca Street
Walk-in. No report.

Criminal damage to property
Pearl Street
Caller advised the door and window to the residence are open and she had them locked up. Caller believes she knows who it is and requests extra patrol.

Welfare check
Royal Street
Caller advised that his pregnant wife just called frantic and then hung up. Officer out at location/everything is okay.

Fight
Central Avenue – Franey/Yucca
People stopping in roadway. Officers made contact and requested ambulance for a 20-year-old male who has asthma, bloody nose and scratches. BFD cancelled EMS.

Injuring/tampering with motor vehicle
Caller advised that someone broke the back window of his brother’s vehicle/his brother was just arrested/a cinderblock was used to break the window.

Wednesday, Nov. 1

Welfare check
N. East Street
Caller advised that a male and female couple are arguing outside across from her house. Advised it was her son’s friends and they left already. Officer out with caller.

Thursday, Nov. 2

Criminal trespass warning
Empire Street
Caller advised that some subjects are on his property and they are not supposed to be there. It’s his old neighbor and he’s not causing problems at this time, but he’s trying to prevent them from working. Caller wants a CTW issued. Officer made contact and issued an indefinite CTW for the entire trailer park.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Oct. 30

Loud music
A Street
Officer spoke to a named male and he said he would turn down the music.

Thursday, Nov. 2

Welfare check
Elguea Street
Officer advised the officer took the dog/dog had no water/on a very short leash/collar on too tight.

Welfare check
Aztec Avenue
Caller advised that her mother is an alcoholic and caller last heard from her 72 hours ago. Officer had contact with a female lying on the couch/she is breathing but advised the officer to go away. Female advised she does not want to talk to anyone and does not want to talk to her daughter, either.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, Oct. 30

Welfare check
E. Morrow Street
Caller advised her daughter was going to pick up her son and she has not returned home/she left about an hour ago to pick up the baby.

Harassment
Ridge Crest Road
Caller advised that a male keeps calling and saying she has a virus on her computer and law enforcement is going to pick her up. He says he is with Microsoft. Caller has the male on the phone. Officer advised the male to stop calling.

Tuesday, Oct. 31

Unwanted subject
S. Cleveland Street
Caller advised that a named female is knocking on the front door and female stated that she is about to break the windows to the trailer.

Wednesday, Nov. 1

Welfare check
N. Prescott Street
A named male is outside yelling/unknown what is going on.

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