Grant County Sheriff’s Department Blotter – Dec. 29 through Dec. 31. 2017

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Published: 01 January 2018 01 January 2018

Friday. Dec. 29

Loud music
T&M Dairy Road
Deputy made contact advising music was turned off upon request.

Suspicious vehicle
11600 E. Highway 180
Deputy made contact advising vehicle has a flat and is locked and secured.

Suspicious vehicle
Truck Bypass
Deputy advised that one male is sleeping inside/everything is okay/will follow male home.

Disturbance
Shasta Street
Landlord is causing problems for the tenant over damage to the fence. Deputies made contact advising all verbal/civil matter.

Suspicious vehicle
Rio de Arenas Road
Deputy made contact advising it is part of the Arenas Valley Water Association.

Welfare check
Dragonfly Trail
Caller advised that a 32-year-old riding his bicycle is lost on the trails/he called his mother 30 minutes ago/he is not dressed warmly.

Saturday, Dec. 30

Suspicious vehicle
W. Pine and S. Hutchinson streets
Deputy had contact advising vehicle appears to have a flat/will be giving him a ride to his residence on N. Prescott Street in Santa Clara.

Welfare check
Highway 152 – MM 11
Green pickup passed with the flashers on. Deputy made contact advising they were taking a dog to the vet.

Welfare check
Little Walnut Road
Caller advised the father of her 3-year-old is not responding to phone calls. Deputy made contact with father and child advising they are okay and advising the father to call caller.

Domestic disturbance
Mountain View Drive
Caller just had an argument with his wife/it is over now.

Welfare check
Mountain View Drive
Caller advised that his 39-year-old daughter was throwing up and needed an ambulance. Daughter started yelling in the background not to send anybody. Deputy made contact advising everything is okay.

Sunday, Dec. 31

Domestic disturbance
Rio de Arenas Road
Six-year-old caller advised a named individual was hitting his mother/they are in the car now. Dispatch could hear a lot of yelling and screaming. Child gave phone to his mother who advised she is bleeding/line was disconnected. Deputy was advised.

Suspicious vehicle
North Hurley Mine Gate
Deputy made contact advising the male was just going for a walk.

Suspicious vehicle
Geronimo Street – North Hurley
Deputy out with a named couple/clear.

Breaking and entering
Highway 152 – San Lorenzo
Caller advised subjects broke into his rental house and he can see the subjects with flashlights in the house/there is a vehicle driving off.

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