Tri-City Police Department Blotters â€“ Jan. 28

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: Category: Local News Releases; 05 February 2019

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Jan. 28

Welfare check
Rosemary Street
24-year-old ex-fiancÃ© is threatening to hurt himself/no specific means/is currently drunk. Officer had contact advising negative on male wanting to hurt himself.

Fight
Snell Middle School
Two girls in the office who were in a fight/request LE. Officer had contact advising fight was between two sisters.

Thursday, Jan. 31

Accident-property damage
204 Hurley Avenue
Two vehicles/no injuries/moved off the highway.

Battery
Snell Middle School
Caller advised that her daughter was just slapped by a boy and she wants to file a report.

Larceny
Hurley Avenue
Someone broke into her dad's garage and stole items.

Welfare check
Virginia Street
11-year-old caller is crying/doesn't want to go with her mother advising "don't make me go with her" and "I can't take it anymore." Caller advising she ran away/advising she has to put the phone down/advising "she's going to run again." Officer had contact advising taking one juvi to the grandmother's residence/the mother did agree to let her stay there.

Hurley Police Department

Tuesday, Jan. 29

Criminal trespass
A Street
Caller's sister who has CTW is at her residence. Officer has contact with caller, negative with sister.

Wednesday, Jan. 30

DV order violation
Main Street
Deputy advised clear/set up heavy patrol for this area for next four months.

Thursday, Jan. 31

Welfare check
Cortez Avenue
A named female is not wanting to go home/she left/four other females were trying to start a fight with her and they are still inside the Hurley Bar. Caller advised both parties separated prior to arrival/taking one party home.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, Jan. 28

Harassment
Bellm Street
Caller advised her mother just left her house and her boyfriend left his house following her and chasing her/mother was involved in a domestic earlier today at Walmart.

Tuesday, Jan. 29

Unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon
Central Elementary
No report.

Burglary
Fort Bayard Maintenance
Battery chargers, hand tools, pipe wrenches, landscaping tools, saws, and other items were taken/also tried to take an air compressor. Officer set up frequent patrol.

Unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon
Central Elementary
Incident report 5 â€“ 19-000011

Harassment
SCPD
A named male in a tan Chevy truck was in a fight and was told by an officer to stay away from walk-in/she believes he is following her. Walk-in was advised to respond to the SCPD to make a report.

Wednesday, Jan. 30

Harassment
N. James Street
A named individual is outside acting stupid. Officer advised everything is okay here at the house/back out at the residence so she can pick up the child/out at this address.

Harassment
Manhattan Park Drive
No report.

Thursday, Jan. 31

Reckless driver
Gold Ford F150/three females in front/driving fast in the area. Officer was advised of the complaint/is in training in Silver.

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