Tri-City police department blotters – Sept. 9 through Sept 12, 2024

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: Category: Local News Releases; 13 September 2024

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Sept. 9

Domestic disturbance
Peru Street
Advised that her parents are threatening to take daughter's child away/her parents are at the residence.

Tuesday, Sept. 10

Assault
Cobre High School
Teacher was assaulted by student/parents will be notified.

Wednesday, Sept. 11

Breaking and entering
Diamond Street
Someone broke into her storage shed/unknown if anyone is still in there but can't hear anyone any longer. Officer stated male was still in shed/chased him to an apartment in East Street Apartments.

Welfare check
Bayard Low Income Apartments
She is saying she is hearing people in the attic/maintenance has already gone over there. Officer – left prior to arrival.

Reckless driver
Cortez Avenue – Hurley
Caller advised a younger Caucasian woman driving a Honda or Hyundai hatchback cut off traffic/made a U-turn in the middle of the highway and is driving erratically. Deputy – attempting traffic/Highway 180 westbound from RDA/94 mph/passing Racetrack – 67 mph/passing Madison – 90 mph/pulling over by rodeo grounds/partially in roadway.

Thursday, Sept. 12

Harassment
Watson Street
Threatening the neighbor.

Criminal damage to property
Orchard Street
Caller advised about 10 minutes ago his brother came and broke several of his windows/male is next door at his parents' house/he already has a CTW to the residence. Caller called back advising male is leaving their parents' house.

Stolen motor vehicle
Orchard Street
Caller advised someone came and stole their neighbor's car/caller advised she has the keys/unknown who took it or how/tan Oldsmobile. Deputies in area ATL for vehicle/negative contact.

Unwanted subject
Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised a named female in the store is harassing them/she already has a CTW/she just walked out of the store. Deputy – contact with female/was re-issued the CTW to Bayard Family Dollar/she stated she was unaware she had it.

Criminal trespass
N. Yucca and North streets
Caller advised a few males are trespassing where the statue is. Deputy – people advised males took off already/will frequent patrol for the night.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Sept. 9

Burglary
Cortez Avenue
Caller advising he just got home and his doors are open and his TV is gone.

Welfare check
Carrasco Avenue
Female called her husband stating she wasn't good enough and that she wanted to harm herself/caller states he cannot go check up on her. Deputy advised made contact with (redacted) who advised it was a big argument between her and the caller/everything is okay.

Disturbance
Main Street – North Hurley
Stated the neighbors are arguing/stated he knows they are shooting/not sure if they are shooting at each other or in the air/he cannot see or hear them anymore. Deputy advised brown sedan left the area at a high . . .

Tuesday, Sept. 10

Breaking and entering
Carrasco Avenue
Someone tried to break in but nothing was taken. Deputy made contact and set up a frequent patrol for the next two weeks.

Santa Clara Police Department

Monday, Sept. 9

Criminal damage to property
Santa Clara Laundry Mat
No report.

Tuesday, Sept. 10

Accident-injuries
Highway 152 – MM 6 (1 mile west of Georgetown Road)
Lost control and hit guard rail and side of mountain/male needs medical. Second caller says a white SUV rolled over at location/person inside is moving around/does not know if they are injured. EMS1 – check status of flight for Native.

Wednesday, Sept. 11

Criminal trespass warning
N. Prescott Street
Attempting to issue CTWs to one Mill Street location and three Ft Bayard Street locations. Dispatch documented all CTWs.

Stolen motor vehicle
N. Prescott Street
Male in unit.

Disturbance
James Street
A named female is trying to break the windows to caller's friend's car/she just left speeding toward the highway on James Street. Officer and BPD officer ATL the area with negative contact.

Thursday, Sept. 12

Criminal trespass warning
Santa Clara Laundrymat
For Dollar General to the manager of laundrymat.

Unwanted subject
N. James Street
A named male is refusing to leave/he is the neighbor.

Assault
W. Lincoln Street
Caller advised that he was arguing with (redacted) and same wet caller with the water hose/third party call from XCPD. Officer was advised/he is busy on another call.

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