Tri-City police department blotters – Mar. 25 through Mar. 27, 2025

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Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, Mar. 25

No classification (Harassment?)
Runnels Drive
Caller stated she had been receiving messages from a named female who is claiming caller has her father's weapons. Caller stated she does not have the weapons and wants the female to leave her and her family alone. Officer spoke with female who stated she will not be calling caller anymore/she just wanted to warn her she is taking them to court over the firearms.

Wednesday, Mar. 26

Suspicious persons
Grant Street
Caller says the Nightwatch sign on his street post was ripped off and wants LE to keep an eye out through the nights.

Suspicious persons
N. Walnut Street
Male broke into his neighbor's house/caller yelled at him but he started running/caller lives in the area and has a picture of the male.

Thursday, Mar. 27

Open door
East Street
Caller advised that the door was open and a TV from her son's room is missing/caller just moved in. Caller advised her cousin already walked in and checked the apartment.

Criminal trespass
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
A named subject will not leave and has a CTW/has a backward hat with rainbow sunglasses on/wants a 2-year CTW/caller is very excited. Officer issued the subject a 2-year CTW to Bayard Food Basket and Happy Herb Shop.

Hurley Police Department

Tuesday, Mar. 25

No classification (Aggravated Larceny?)
C Street
Caller had a party on Friday and now a gun is missing/only a few people knew where it was. Officer advised will give caller a call.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Mar. 25

Suspicious persons
Grant County
Caller states she thinks people are shooting on the outside of the shooting range. Officer – 4-H practicing.

Suspicious persons
1 Fort Bayard Road
Caller saw a post on Facebook threatening to burn down the funeral home/would like to speak with an officer and possibly set up a frequent patrol.

Wednesday, Mar. 26

Breaking and entering
Bayard Street
Caller advised someone at night has been coming and somehow unlocking the door and leaving the lights on and leaving hair on the floor and in the sinks in the bathroom.

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