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Monday, Aug. 11
Animal
Romero Avenue
Two loose dogs on Romero/property owner stated the dogs belong on Aztec.
Animal
Aztec Avenue
Request to surrender dogs/was told to stop by office to fill out paperwork.
Hot pursuit
Diaz Avenue
Vehicle pursuit ended with arrest for DWI.
Monday, Aug. 11
Oak Street – Vehicle accident
Tuesday, Aug. 12
Oak and Mineral streets – Suspicious person
Prescott Street – Battery on a household member
Thursday, Aug. 14
Fridays for 6 weeks starting September 5 from 4:00pm - 6:15pm.
"There's an old Zen saying: 'The world is topsy-turvy.' In other words, it's an upside-down, crazy world. This may seem like an extreme statement, but only for a minute. If craziness means that we keep doing dysfunctional and destructive things, even when ensuing disasters are apparent, then it does seem that the world is crazy . . .
Saturday, Sept. 13, 4:00-6:30 pm
A ceremonial Cacao Medicine Journey is a deeply somatic, lucid dreamlike experience that reconnects you to the essence of who you truly are as it heals mind-body-spirit-soul.
Nicole honors the Cacao Spirit through shamanic practices and calls in the energies of the Directions and Elements, Spirit Animals and Guides, Ancestors and Star Beings in gratitude for their wisdom, guidance and healing.
Monday, Aug. 11
Unwanted subject
Franey Street
Officer requested ambulance for a disoriented 85-year-old.
Tuesday, Aug. 12
Smoke
Tom Foy Blvd.
Officer in the area can smell smoke in some areas/negative on flame. Bayard FD negative on smoke/negative contact with caller.
Cliff/Gila Volunteer Fire Department
Wednesday, Aug. 13
Brush fire
Highway 180 – MM 97-98 (2-3 miles east of Mangas)
Can see a fire behind a white house/horses are outside/can't see anyone around. CGVFD acknowledged page/CGVFD paged out Tyone VFD/CGVFD requests brush truck and tender/Tyrone VFD taking over call.
Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire Department
Sunday, Aug. 10
Weapons fired -- N. Gold Street
Welfare check – E. Kelly Street
Suspicious vehicle – W. Victoria Street
Unwanted subject – Canal Street
Unwanted subject – E. Highway 180
Harassment – Debby Drive
Larceny – E. 19th Street
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