Braum’s back-door alarm; officers checked the business
Officers responded to a back-door business alarm at Braum’s. Unit 36 reported an open rear door and checked a Texas plate. Later traffic reported both units back in service and everything okay.
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Today, October 16 17 calls
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Langston University officers investigate two-car collision on campus
An officer checked a red 2017 Hyundai Sonata and a bronze 2014 Kia four-door in a collision investigation. Officers tried to reach the absent owner of one vehicle through campus records and planned to send a text message. The person on scene left contact information with the other vehicle, and the officer cleared.
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Scholars fight; searches, detention and custody transport
All available units were sent to a fight in progress at Scholars South near Building 13. A black four-door vehicle was trying to leave; officers reported people moving toward North Scholars and two men running behind Building 10 toward the woods. Officers checked the trail and nearby rooms, requested housing staff and reviewed cameras. One person was reported detained in Unit 5’s vehicle; an officer asked whether camera footage showed the detained man participating and reported blood on the center console. A later call again reported a detention. Unit 10 subsequently reported transporting an adult man in custody to the police office and arrival there. Officers checked the black vehicle’s re…
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Red-tagged Mazda towed near Western
A deputy checked a red-tagged black Mazda near Western and requested the next wrecker at the owner's expense. Leonard's responded and took possession of the car, and the deputy cleared.
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Man refuses care after medical call in 100 block of South Capitol
Guthrie fire units responded to the 100 block of South Capitol for a 40-year-old man reported ill. Medics reported a patient refusal, and both units returned to service.
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Reported fight threat in Centennial Building 5 lot at Langston University
Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Centennial Building 5 for a reported fight or threat involving high school students, initially described as a group leaning against vehicles. The officer later cleared and resumed patrol.
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Drive-through welfare check; sober driver available
An employee reported someone passed out in a silver car in the Carl’s Jr. drive-through at Love’s. Officers checked the vehicle and records. Unit 30 later reported that officers had not witnessed anyone driving, a sober driver with a valid license was present, and all police units cleared.
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Langston University officers check Building 25 after possible sighting
An officer reported a possible sighting of a person from earlier in the week, according to radio traffic. Officers checked Building 25 with consent and reported no contact.
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Woman with breathing trouble taken from South Chestnut to Integris Edmond
Guthrie fire units responded to the 1500 block of South Chestnut for a 55-year-old woman reported to have difficulty breathing. An ambulance took the patient to Integris Edmond, the family was told of the destination, and the crew later reported arrival.
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Repeated crowd dispersal and party checks at Scholars
Unit 11 assisted housing staff with crowd dispersal at Scholars South Building 13 and reported that crowd cleared. Officers then requested assistance at North Scholars Building 21 and redirected assisting units to Building 25. Those units later cleared the North Scholars crowd response. A new caller subsequently reported a possible party at Building 21; officers checked and later reported all units clear. The room number was corrected during dispatch and remains uncertain in recognition.
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Coyle crew, LifeNet respond to possible stroke on South Coyle Road
Coyle fire responders and LifeNet were sent to the 7400 block of South Coyle Road for a possible stroke. The Coyle crew reported being on scene with LifeNet, then said it had been released and returned to service.
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Reported break-in at empty home in 2100 block of West Logan found secure
A caller told dispatchers a neighbor reported someone possibly breaking into the caller's unoccupied home in the 2100 block of West Logan. Two Guthrie officers checked the house, reported it secure and returned to service.
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Deputy takes man from Edmond police custody to sheriff's office
A deputy was sent to meet Edmond police for a custody pickup. After Edmond police arrived, the deputy reported taking one adult man in custody to the sheriff's office and later arriving there.
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Child breathing call on South Peebly; transport to Children’s
Guthrie Medic 2 and Woodcrest Squad 1 responded to 12700 block of South Peebly Road for a six-year-old boy reported to have difficulty breathing. Medic 2 transported one patient nonemergent to OU Children’s and later reported arrival; Woodcrest Squad 1 returned to service.
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Deputy picks up person in custody from Choctaw police at OnCue
A deputy was dispatched to pick up a person in custody from Choctaw police at an OnCue. The deputy reported taking one person to the sheriff's office and later arriving there.
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Officers called in to shut down crowded party at the TLC in Langston
Officers at the TLC asked for help controlling a crowd and for the party to be shut down, according to radio traffic. Assisting units were called in, officers pushed people toward the exits, and an officer requested a can of OC spray to move the crowd. Officers working homecoming later returned to campus while city officers remained at the TLC.
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Woodcrest crew finds contained controlled burns near Westminster and Simmons
Woodcrest fire's brush crew investigated smoke near Westminster and Simmons, next to the 13400 block of South Westminster. The crew found several apparent controlled burns well inside already-burned ground and surrounded by dirt, reported no danger of spread and returned to service.
Today’s paper · Friday, October 16
The Morning Capital in Print
Flood Advisory for the First Capital After 1.00 Inch of Rain
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