Tri-City police department blotters – Apr. 11 through Apr. 14, 2025

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Bayard Police Department

Friday, Apr. 11

Domestic disturbance
Mack Hardin Street
Caller got choked by his 19-year-old son/son is in his room/it started because caller's wife thought he was cheating on her and the son got upset. XCPD officer – will be clear.

Saturday, Apr. 12

Suspicious activity
Park Street
Male walking around trying to talk to a little girl/adults feel uncomfortable the male is around/wants police presence. Officer – clear/no CTW for this location.

Sunday, Apr. 13

Missing persons
Poplar Street
Deputy advised a female called him asking to speak with him about her missing son/she has not seen or heard from him since this past Friday. Officer advised he was transported to the Peak.

Suspicious activity
Mill Street – Santa Clara
Caller advised a male is outside causing issues and throwing things around. XCPD officer will be clear/issued the male three CTWs, one each for 310 Bellm, 312 Bellm. and 401 Mill Street, for two years.

Shoplifting
1001 Tom Foy Blvd.
Male and a female in a blue Ford Escape took items from the store/want a CTW issued/sitting in the vehicle in the parking lot. Officer had negative contact with subject or the female.

Monday, Apr. 14

Loud music
Watson Street – 6:11 a.m.
Been playing loud music since 4 a.m. Officer took care of this call.

Counterfeit
Chino Street
Caller purchased US Treasury coins through Walmart and believes they are not real.
Caller called back advising he went to the bank and pawn shop as officer requested and both stated they were fraudulent/request officer go back.

Missing persons
Runnels Drive
Caller found a child alone/she is about 1 or 2-years old/she has no shoes on. Officer advised child was returned to mother.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Apr. 14

Training
Las Cruces

Santa Clara Police Department

Saturday, Apr. 12

Open door
Orchard Street – Bayard
Officer – secure/negative on anyone inside.

Unclassified (Welfare check?)
Pine Street
Caller states he is out of town but his grandchildren are alone/lights may be on/a green truck and a white car are in the driveway.

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