Fire crew contacts patient who chose to travel by private vehicle
A fire engine crew reported contacting a patient at 1:52 p.m. The crew said the patient planned to travel by private vehicle, canceled further response and returned to service.
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Police, fire and sheriff’s calls in Guthrie and Logan County, as they were heard on public safety radio.
Calls through 2 p.m. today. Next update around 10:30 p.m.
About these reports. The summaries on this page are generated from transcripts of over-the-air public safety radio. They are radio reports, not confirmed facts, and their details — streets, times, what happened — may be wrong. Do not rely on the specifics. Terms of Service
Today, October 12 19 calls
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Camper fire spreads to grass at roads 860 and 2940 near Cashion
Cashion firefighters were dispatched at 1:35 p.m. to a vehicle fire at roads 860 and 2940 and found a fully involved camper with grass burning to the east, according to radio traffic. Command reported the grass fire racing north along the east-side fence line. Deer Creek and Piedmont sent tankers and a brush pumper, and mutual-aid crews were still responding at 2 p.m.
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Crescent stop turns up Kingfisher and Garfield county records hits
A Crescent police officer stopped a Volkswagen SUV at 1:18 p.m., and dispatchers reported records hits from Kingfisher and Garfield counties. Garfield County advised that the person take care of the warrant, and the officer reported a cite-and-release instruction from Kingfisher County. The stop ended with one citation.
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Deputies called to unwanted person in 14300 block of South Broadway
Two deputies responded at 1:15 p.m. to an unwanted-person report in the 14300 block of South Broadway. Dispatchers said there was prior call history at the address. No outcome was reported on the radio.
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Campus parking complaint; written warning and vehicle moved
Units 10 and 7 responded to a parking complaint at Harrison Library. A corrected plate query described a gray Nissan Sentra. The displayed campus decal was reported assigned to a different vehicle and not in use. Officers requested contact with the driver to move the car, with towing proposed if it remained. The final report said a written warning was issued and the driver was moving the vehicle.
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Fire crews help police enter home in 1400 block of Fogarty Street
Guthrie police returned to the 1400 block of Fogarty Street for another welfare check shortly after noon. An officer requested fire crews to force entry, and a Guthrie fire engine crew assisted police in entering the residence before returning to service. What officers found was not reported on the radio.
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Woman who passed out transported from 12400 block of Highway 105
Guthrie EMS and Meridian fire crews responded to the 12400 block of Highway 105, where dispatchers said a 69-year-old woman had passed out and was having trouble getting up and breathing. A possible medication reaction was reported. She was transported nonemergency to Mercy Logan.
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Guthrie police stop pickup; driver has Midwest City records hit
A Guthrie police officer stopped a red Ford pickup with a new dealer tag at 9:54 a.m. A license check returned a records hit from Midwest City, and the officer asked dispatchers to find out whether that agency wanted the person.
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Panic alarm in 1700 block of East Cedar Drive; house found secure
A deputy checked a residential panic alarm in the 1700 block of East Cedar Drive at 9:30 a.m. Dispatchers said the address had prior false or accidental alarms. The deputy reported the house secure with no one visible inside and cleared.
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Copper reported stolen at two sites along County Road 65
A deputy investigated copper theft near County Road 65 and Broadway and collected cut copper as evidence, according to radio traffic. The deputy reported a second site hit farther west, in the 6700 block of West County Road 65 near Mulhall, where a fingerprint was found inside a box and the deputy kept a metal panel door. The deputy planned to check nearby cameras.
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Crescent stop; warrant arrest, tow and transport
Crescent unit 1 stopped a vehicle described as an F-250 and checked a woman’s license. Dispatch reported a local warrant related to operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license. The officer reported one adult woman in custody, requested a wrecker, then reported Bowman’s taking possession of the vehicle. The woman was transported to Guthrie Police. The officer later returned to service and reported two citations.
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Ford Fusion stop; wrecker requested and arrived
Unit 31 stopped a Ford Fusion with a paper tag, correcting the color description to gray. The officer requested the next wrecker, supplied a VIN described as a 2020 Ford Fusion, and reported Kenny’s arriving. The later call reports Kenny’s clear and the officer back in service.
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Deputy checks open door in 500 block of North Oklahoma in Marshall
A deputy checked an open door at a property in the 500 block of North Oklahoma in Marshall. The deputy reported that the homeowner's husband had left the door open and cleared.
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Man with chest pain transported from 100 block of South Capitol
Guthrie fire and EMS crews responded at 8:14 a.m. to the 100 block of South Capitol for an 81-year-old man with chest pain, dispatchers said. An ambulance crew transported him to Mercy Logan, according to radio traffic.
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Unoccupied car blocking East Barbara moved after deputies reach owner
Deputies checked an unoccupied gray Ford Taurus that had been reported parked in the roadway in the 3000 block of East Barbara for several hours, according to radio traffic. Deputies contacted the owner, who was moving it out of the road, and cleared.
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Medics called for 76-year-old woman in 1700 block of East College
Medics were dispatched at 3:56 a.m. Monday to the 1700 block of East College for a 76-year-old woman, according to radio traffic. Crews later reported back in service.
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Unwanted guest trespassed from property in 300 block of South Second
Officers were sent at 3:07 a.m. Monday to an unwanted-person report in the 300 block of South Second, where the caller said a guest had stayed since Friday and wanted him to leave. After officers identified the man, dispatchers relayed a records flag describing him as armed and dangerous. He was trespassed from the property, and officers later reported he had left.
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Deer Creek fire units respond to call; Brush 93 canceled
Deer Creek Squad 1, Brush 1 and Engine 1 reported responding to a call at 2:09 a.m. Monday, according to radio traffic. Brush 93 also responded but reported being canceled by Deer Creek command and returning to service. Radio traffic did not give the location or the type of call.
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Deputy sent to disturbance at McDonald’s on Waterloo
Dispatchers sent a deputy to a disturbance at McDonald’s on Waterloo at 12:10 a.m. Monday and asked the deputy to call for further details. Radio traffic did not describe the disturbance or say how it ended.
