Vehicle Accident, No Injuries: Police responded to Silver Heights Chevron.
Unwanted Subject: St. Francis Newman Center on West 13th Street notified police of a homeless male outside the church.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 1900 block of Little Walnut Road said he did not feel safe and felt someone was watching him. He called back, claiming someone was possibly trying to kill him.
Vehicle Accident, No Injuries: Police were called to Gila Regional Medical Center. Criminal Damage to Property: Single Socks on West College Avenue wanted police to document that someone had egged the west side windows of the business between 4 pm and 9 am.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 1800 block of Little Walnut Road advised her ex was released from GCDC yesterday and was at her home, yelling at her, adding he was not allowed contact with her.
Harassment: A caller from the 1000 block of Pine Street requested communication with an officer.
Accident with Injuries: Police were dispatched to the 3200 block of East Highway 180 where EMS was called for a male suffering from neck pain and dizziness.
Accident with Property Damage: A caller in the 500 block of 29th Street reported another vehicle, also on scene, had backed into her Honda.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 400 block of West 12th Street told police a guy was lying on the ground on the south side of the street.
Unwanted Subject: The Wellness Center on 16th Street complained of an adult male near the loading dock. Police asked him to leave the area.
Welfare Check: Police responded to the 100 block of North Cheyenne Street after Sierra Counseling advised that an individual had threatened to harm himself and was currently aggressive.
Disturbance: Two callers from the 1400 block of North Corbin Street notified police of a disturbed female with a blanket, yelling and pointing at no one.
Intoxicated Driver: A caller near Sunset Vista Residential Care on Fowler Avenue alerted police to an intoxicated male subject in a Toyota who was possibly in route to his partner’s house.
Criminal Trespass Warning: Jalisco Café on South Bullard Street said homeless males were going inside, asking for food. Police issued a CTW to one subject.
Overdose: Police responded to WNMU’s Centennial Hall.
Unwanted Subject: A caller in the 4400 block of Little Walnut Road complained of two individuals, not currently there, who were repeatedly passing by.
Suspicious Vehicle: Police took a report at District Court, involving a Chevy from Arizona.
Welfare Check: A caller from the 300 block of South Arizona Street was yelling about someone running down the street, then disconnected. The runner was then at SCPD. No additional details.
Welfare Check: A caller near Stout Elementary on North Swan Street said a female wearing a hospital gown was walking southbound. She had been released from GRMC.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 2400 block of Cactus Street heard a couple yelling nearby and it sounded physical. Police concluded it was verbal, and the mother would keep them separated.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 300 block of North Corbin Street said a female was yelling outside a residence nearby.
Unwanted Subject: GRMC on East 32nd Street complained of a known subject causing problems, hitting the staff.
Larceny: A caller at La Questa Apartments on Virginia Street wanted it documented that he dropped his wallet yesterday near his vehicle and thinks his neighbor picked it up.
Unwanted Subject: Wells Fargo on Pope Street said a known subject was causing problems in the bank, and they wanted her removed.
Mental Health Complaint: A male caller in the 500 block of South Pinos Altos Street told police he was having a mental breakdown. His mother was there with him.
Aggravated Assault: Police were called to Silver High School on North Silver Street after a caller advised a male subject had pulled a gun on her 16-year-old son who was leaving the school.
Welfare Check: A caller at Grinder Mill on West College Avenue said a male subject had fallen and was seemingly unconscious.
Breaking & Entering: A 14-year-old caller on Little Walnut Road advised he was scared. A man was in the washroom, had broken a house window and was now outside yelling at his mom.
Shoplifting: Walmart reported having a female in the back office. Police issued both a CTW and CTA.
Harassment: Police responded to Stout Elementary School after a caller advised that her son’s father’s partner kept harassing her.
Domestic Disturbance: Police took a report in the 600 block of North Cooper Street after a caller said a male was beating someone, and kids were on scene.
Reckless Driver: A caller on South Highway 90 said she was purposely run off the road and provided police with a license number.
Shoplifting: Walmart reported having a male in the back office. He was released on a citation to appear.
Shoplifting: Police took one female into custody at Walmart, heading to central dispatch to pick up a warrant and transporting her to GCDC.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 2500 block of North Kimberly Drive advised the neighbors had moved, but there was a vehicle parked next door, a trailer parked nearby and a weird smell coming from the house.
Noise Complaint: Police responded to the 500 block of 16th Street.
Assault: Police were called to the Skate Park on West Highway 180 after a caller advised her daughter was just assaulted at the park, which had happened before. A second caller then advised her daughter was assaulted by kids at Penny Park but managed to defend herself.
Welfare Check: A caller at Silver Heights Chevron said a female outside needed assistance but was unsure why. Police gave her a ride to GRMC.
DV Order Violation: A caller at Snappy Mart #19 wanted to report a violation of her DV Order after the subject pulled in at the same time she did and looked at her.
Harassment: A caller in the 400 block of East Kelly Street said she was being harassed by a male subject at the same residence where she cares for an elderly female. He was on drugs and said he would break her legs.
Welfare Check: Police were called to the 4400 block of Little Walnut Road.
Weapons Fired: A caller in the 4200 block of Little Walnut Road heard what sounded like six loud gunshots, possibly coming from a nearby party.
Welfare Check: A non-emergency caller in the 4300 block of Hugh McKeen Drive advised her husband was threatening to take his life. She cancelled the call after hearing the ambulance would also respond, adding her husband was angry and she had locked herself in the bathroom to get away.
Suspicious Vehicle: Police investigated a Ford at Twisted Illusion on North Silver Heights Boulevard.
Reckless Driver: A caller in the 1800 block of East Highway 180 alerted police to a van swerving all over the roadway.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 1400 block of North Gold Street said an individual not wanted there was throwing food and other items. Both parties were uncooperative, telling conflicting stories.
Unwanted Subject: The Gospel Mission on South Texas Street advised an unknown female at the homeless shelter was causing problems, and they wanted her to leave.
Welfare Check: GRMC on East 32nd Street conveyed a female was lying on the grass by the bus stop, not moving.
Shoplifting: Snappy Mart #4 on North Hudson Street said a male in an older-model car stole a bottle of alcohol and left up Broadway.
Criminal Damage to Property: Police took a report in the 400 block of Ohio Street.
Panhandler: Super Snappy on North Swan Street advised an adult female with a black eye was harassing customers for money.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 900 block of Luck Street requested a call because he wanted to see who was with his daughter.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 1700 block of Durango Street informed police a male and female were arguing in the front yard. Police found no argument or altercation.
Unwanted Subject: Silver Heights Chevron advised a female was causing problems, first inside, then outside. She had an indefinite CTW for all W & N Enterprise properties.
Reckless Driver: A caller in the 3200 block of Pinos Altos Road said a red car headed toward GRMC was passing vehicles on the shoulder. Police did not locate it.
Intoxicated Persons: A caller in the 200 block of Luck Street informed police of a large party nearby, likely a college party, and a drunken female was walking up and down the roadway.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 300 block of North Cheyenne Street said a couple were yelling and screaming at each other outside. One had a warrant and was taken into custody.
Larceny: A caller in the 300 block of North Cheyenne Street advised her sister’s boyfriend just stole her I-Phone 6 from her sister’s vehicle. Police did not locate him.
Stolen Motor Vehicle: A caller in the 500 block of West Broadway Street said his vehicle was stolen while he was taking in his groceries. He called back saying the vehicle was returned, but he didn’t see who had gotten out.
Harassment: A caller in the 3900 block of Valley Vista said an informant advised someone was in route to her house with a gun.
Harassment: Police responded to Super Snappy on North Swan Street, and would issue an indefinite CTW if the subject was found.
Private Property Accident: Police responded to the Flame Convention Center.
Welfare Check: A caller at the Moose Lodge advised someone was passed out on the step. The male was in route to Motel 6.
Welfare Check: A caller in the 2200 block of Memory Lane said he could hear a female yelling for help.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 600 block of West Highway 180 reported a known subject had beaten up her daughter. A male was taken into investigative detention.
Unwanted Subject: A caller in the 3900 block of Valley Vista requested her partner be removed from the home. When he then opted to leave, she said she’d call back if he returned.
Criminal Trespass: Food Basket on North Hudson Street informed police of a CTW violation after the individual was seen sitting on their bench.
Criminal Damage to Property: A caller notified police the sprinklers had been on all day at Ybarra Park. A Parks employee reported someone drove over the grass and sprinkler.
Panhandler: A caller at American Laundry on West 12th Street told police of an aggressive panhandler harassing customers for money.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 600 block of East 12th Street reported that a male hit a female with a stick because her son had killed his family. Disturbance: Gila Regional Medical Center security reported a violent, combative subject on site. The third caller said his arm was cut, and he tried to spray employees with his blood. Police deployed a taser.
Unwanted Subject: A caller in the 1700 block of Durango Street reported a male subject had locked his mother out of the house.
Fight: A caller at Silver Cliff Apartments on Little Walnut Road told police the upstairs neighbor was fighting with his wife, yelled at the caller and then fought with the caller’s husband before leaving.
Burglary: A caller in the 1200 block of South Highway 90 returned home after nine days to find the basement door and window had been opened and a pistol stolen.
Suspicious Vehicle: Police were called to Grandma’s Café on Silver Heights Boulevard after a caller said a Toyota was coming and going at the property.
Domestic Disturbance: A caller in the 1700 block of Durango Street advised a known individual was causing problems, hiding in the basement. The subject was heard yelling in the background.
Disturbance: Gila Regional Medical Center house supervisor on East 32nd Street advised a female wanting to leave against doctor’s orders was causing problems. There were insufficient grounds to place her in protective custody.
Welfare Check: A caller near the 700 block of Howell Street advised a female was sitting on the step crying after the caller heard a male yelling at her to get out of the house.
Suspicious Vehicle: Police were dispatched to the 2000 block of North Swan Street.
Loud Music: A caller in the 500 block of 16th Street complained of loud music nearby.
Suspicious Vehicle: Police investigated a Toyota at Fox Field on East 32nd Street.
Welfare Check: Police responded to Lintero Apartments on Leslie Road.
Welfare Check: Police responded to the 400 block of Chihuahua Street after a family member requested a well-check on school-aged girls recently involved in a domestic. Police confirmed they are in school and OK.
Criminal Trespass Warning: Diane’s Bakery notified police of a suspected CTW violation at the HUB. Police re-issued a CTW, and the subject left.
Battery: A caller at the Gospel Mission on South Texas Street wanted it documented that an identified belligerent male on site had headbutted another male and was refusing to leave.
Tampering with a Motor Vehicle: Police met with a caller from Arenas Valley at Ace Hardware after he reported his vehicle incident was captured on video at Ace on Saturday.
Larceny: Police were called to Q’s Southern Bistro on East College Avenue after a caller reported that a known subject had taken an extension cord and levels, one personally engraved, from a job site.
Assault: Police were called to Silver High School after a caller from the first block of Grenfell Drive said her daughter was assaulted and threatened with a knife on Friday, and the school had not yet contacted her about the incident.
Welfare Check: A caller at Hudson Plaza informed police of a male subject lying on the side of the road who said he was “enjoying the sun” but seemed “out of it.” Police confirmed he was just resting.
Unwanted Subject: Cassie Healthcare on East Pine Street complained of a known combative subject causing problems in the parking area. The mother, too, was refusing to leave. Both left upon police arrival.
Unwanted Subject: A caller in the 1700 block of Durango Street said her son was getting in her face and yelling at her. Both parties were told to stay away from each other.
Shoplifting: Albertson’s Store #914 on East Highway 180 advised that a female had taken some items but then ran back and left them in the store. If found, police would issue her a CTW.
Battery: An employee at the Drifter Lounge on Silver Heights Boulevard said she’s been harassed by other employees for about a year, but it had now escalated from yelling and name-calling to a deliberate physical injury.
Hot Pursuit: Police reported a westbound pursuit of a male driver with a female passenger, traveling over 90 mph in the 11500 block of East Highway 180. Tri-City law enforcement was given an attempt-to-locate.
Shoplifting: Snappy Mart #4 on North Hudson Street reported having two videos ready for viewing.
Shoplifting: Walmart reported a young male in sporting goods, in the company of two other males, had just concealed a phone case. He was shown an indefinite CTW for Walmart.
Welfare Check: Police responded to the 2000 block of North Swan Street after a caller stated he’d just spoken on the phone with his father who was intoxicated and wanting to commit suicide.
Accident with Property Damage: Police took an accident report in the 400 block of Ohio Street after a caller collided with a deer, deceased, near Indiana Street and Little Walnut Road.
Welfare Check: Police were summoned to Lintero Apartments on Leslie Road after a caller at nearby Gateway Apartments stated a woman had been screaming for over an hour.
Welfare Check: GRMC on East 32nd Street called for assistance after a patient had just run out. The call was then promptly cancelled since they managed to get him back into the ER.
Noise Complaint: Police were called to Virginia Street Park.
Criminal Trespass Warning: Police were dispatched to Snappy Mart #19 on North Swan Street where one of the two subjects was found to have a CTW.
Disturbance: GRMC on East 32nd Street complained of a known subject causing problems. Police found he’d been discharged and was getting a ride home.
Domestic Disturbance: A neighbor in the 1700 block of Durango Street told police a male and female were fighting at a nearby residence where police found the male especially upset.