Tri-City police department blotters – Jan. 13 through Jan. 16, 2025

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: Category: Local News Releases; 17 January 2025

Bayard Police Department
Monday, Jan. 13

Threats
Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised a parent threatened a teacher/parent is not on scene. Officer clear from Snell/going to attempt to contact the other party via phone/issued a named subject a CTW for Cobre High, Snell, and Bayard Elementary for 18 months.

Tuesday, Jan. 14

Criminal damage to property
Taylor Street
Someone threw two rocks through the living room window/it just happened.

Wednesday, Jan. 15

Welfare check
Empire Street
Tan Ford Explorer parked in the wrong direction/male inside possibly asleep. Officer advised the subject is okay and will be leaving shortly.

Loud music
Watson Street – 12:19 p.m.
Officer – music will be turned down.

Animal
Watson Street – 2:04 p.m.
Caller advised he is playing loud music again due to dogs barking again.

Larceny
Fahey Street – 12:18 p.m.
Caller advised they suspect the customer at this location is stealing power from them/advised they spoke with the person there who says they are unfamiliar with the situation/caller will be in a white PNM truck. Officer – send a county unit/have not made contact yet/units will be clear for now.

Harassment
Central Avenue
Caller states her neighbor was yelling at caller's kids who were in the backyard of the building/unknown address. Officer – out at a Ruby Street address.

Criminal damage to property
Fahey Street – 4:06 p.m.
Someone from a nearby residence just shot out their window/thinks it may be a BB gun but not sure/saw a male in a grey hoodie and heard a pop.

Thursday, Jan. 16

Disturbance
Ruby Street
Officer – got another call/send another unit. Officer – everything is okay/negative on another unit.

Hurley Police Department

Monday, Jan. 13

Welfare check
Arizona Avenue
Caller states someone broke into their house at 10 a.m. today and noticed paperwork is missing/does not know what paperwork is missing.

Santa Clara Police Department

Tuesday, Jan. 14

Suspicious person
Todd Avenue
White house next to this address has been vacant since July/caller says that door was closed yesterday but Is now open. Officer – checked house/no one inside/going to make contact with caller.

Welfare check
Prescott Street
Caller wants his 2-month-old son checked on/he got a phone call that the mother is in the hospital but then found out she is not. Officer advised to close out call/he is going to advise caller everything is okay due to EMS being out at the address.

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