Logan County Public Safety Radio
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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.
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A Guthrie animal control officer was dispatched at 1:51 p.m. to the 300 block of North Cedar Street after a caller reported a dog on the porch that would not leave, dispatchers said. The caller thought the dog needed food but was afraid to feed it. The officer reported arriving.
Dispatchers held a keep-the-peace request at 1:44 p.m. in the 13000 block of Antelope Drive because the caller was about 40 minutes away. Deputies discussed taking the call when available.
A Logan County deputy was sent at 1:35 p.m. to the 8900 block of Rolling Meadows for a harassment complaint, dispatchers said.
A caller reported at 1:28 p.m. a man and children in a blue or black Caravan throwing trash near County Road 75 and Meridian. A deputy found the group just south of County Road 75 and reported they were picking up trash, not littering, according to radio traffic.
A Guthrie animal control officer reported contacting a property owner at about 1:25 p.m. and finding chickens in good condition with shelter, food and water, then cleared.
A Guthrie medic crew reported an apparent noninjury crash at 1:21 p.m. at Noble and I-35 on the west side, with the occupants out and the vehicles off to the side, and asked for police. Officers investigated a black Chevrolet Malibu and a white Elantra, took a collision report and later cleared, according to radio traffic.
Woodcrest first responders and Guthrie medics were dispatched at 1:10 p.m. to the 13000 block of El Zorro for a medical call involving an older man. Guthrie Medic 4 reported arriving on scene.
Woodcrest Fire was sent at 1:04 p.m. to the 3000 block of Deer Run Trail for a carbon monoxide alarm. Engine 2 arrived and later returned to service, according to radio traffic.
Coyle first responders were dispatched to 12200 block of South Cottonwood Road for a man reported to be having seizures. Coyle units responded, then dispatch canceled the call at LifeNet’s request.
Guthrie police responded at 11:52 a.m. to the 100 block of Winter Wheat after a caller reported a sister was hitting the caller, dispatchers said. An officer later reported the siblings were separated for now and said a report would be completed.
Cashion first responders were sent at 11:46 a.m. to the 11600 block of Cottonwood Hills Road for a medical call involving a 55-year-old man. Cashion Rescue 48 joined Miller EMS, which transported one patient nonemergently to Mercy Oklahoma City, according to radio traffic.
A caller in the 4500 block of Cardinal complained at 11:27 a.m. that a neighbor had placed rebar too close to the roadway. A deputy located some rebar across the street and cleared after a homeowner said the homeowner had not installed it, according to radio traffic.
A deputy was dispatched at 11:12 a.m. to the 1100 block of Preston Court for a keep-the-peace standby. The deputy later cleared, reporting the peace was kept.
A deputy responded at 10:51 a.m. to the 10000 block of West Charter Oak on a report of a returned runaway, according to radio traffic. The deputy reported the juvenile was there, collected a statement from the mother and asked dispatchers to remove the runaway entry.
Guthrie officers were sent at 10:42 a.m. to the 200 block of North Division, near the BankFirst drive-through, after a caller reported a man with a backpack holding a sign beneath the bank sign, dispatchers said. The caller wanted the man to move along.
A deputy was dispatched at 8:44 a.m. to the 13400 block of Blue Star Street for a residential alarm at a bonus-room window, dispatchers said. The alarm company canceled the request shortly afterward.
Orlando, Twin Lakes and Crescent fire units headed to Guthrie on Saturday morning for apparatus pump testing, according to radio traffic. Twin Lakes reported arriving at Mineral Wells Park and directed arriving trucks through the fairgrounds to line up northbound. Several units later returned to station or service.
Langston University officers staffed the auditorium, Commons and campus gates for homecoming Saturday morning, closing the south gate until the parade passed after repeated vehicle entries, according to radio traffic. Police and city units led a slow procession, and officers guided back some vehicles that turned toward the auditorium instead of following the route. A mobile command center was reported operating, with drone launches.
Deputies were sent at 7:33 a.m. to the 4100 block of Green Oaks Way after a caller described a verbal domestic dispute and then an assault, dispatchers said. Dispatchers said the people were still yelling. A deputy later reported collecting a statement and said the other girl had left in an Uber.
Guthrie police asked for firefighters at 7:18 a.m. after finding a large, unattended smoldering fire near the silos at Fifth and Vilas by the railroad tracks. Firefighters said crews had checked the controlled burn the previous day, and a property employee agreed to stay with it all day. Crews reported it was smoldering rather than actively burning and returned to service.
A Logan County deputy escorted one person from Mercy Logan to the 400 block of Northwest Commercial Street in Langston at about 6:41 a.m., according to radio traffic. The deputy reported the escort completed.
Woodcrest Rescue 3 and Guthrie Medic 4 responded at 6:10 a.m. to the 10200 block of Ridgecrest Road for a woman with chest pain, according to radio traffic. Rescue 3 was released, and Medic 4 transported the patient nonemergently to Mercy I-35 before returning to service.
A later call brought fire and EMS back to the 400 block of West Commercial in Langston for a woman who was ill. Fire crews described a domestic and requested police; dispatch advised county deputies were responding. Medic 4 transported the patient nonemergently to Mercy Logan and later returned to service.
A unit reported transporting two people in custody to Logan County, arrival at the jail and return to the police office. The originating case was not identified in these transport calls.
Police responded to the Quality Inn in the 2300 block of Territorial Trail about 4:10 a.m. Saturday after front-desk staff reported a guest causing a disturbance and wanted her to leave. Officers later reported the parties had left and returned to service.
Woodcrest Fire was dispatched twice to 21000 block of East Simpson Road for a fire alarm, first about 3:12 a.m. and again near the 6 a.m. boundary. Both calls were canceled by dispatch shortly afterward.
An officer responded to Pleasant Hills Apartments in the 200 block of East Pleasant Hills about 2:35 a.m. Saturday for a citizen assist. The closing report described a broken lock, and the officer returned to service.
Fire, EMS and deputies responded to the 400 block of West Commercial in Langston after a report that a man had boiling water thrown in his face. A later 911 callback described him in extreme pain. Langston fire canceled the ambulance response after arriving. Deputies later cleared after reporting that Langston police had taken over.
Officers stopped a purple Dodge Challenger outside the Scholars clubhouse after repeated reports of reckless driving. The driver’s license returned suspended. Officers reported a probable-cause search, checked two firearms and arranged custody transport to the police office. The calls also record escorts to the office and notices to vacate for both passengers. A wrecker took the Challenger, and scene units cleared. Officers planned to send the firearm serial numbers to dispatch from the police department.
Langston city asked campus and assisting officers to return to the TLC to help shut down the event. Units redeployed there, directed people toward the doors and reported vehicles stopping in the roadway near the post office. Officers were told to keep people and traffic moving. Some units subsequently returned to Scholars patrols.
Officers helped an upset nonstudent who had been seen stumbling near the campus east gate. They located her near the retail plaza, coordinated housing information and a ride, and later reported she was safely with her twin sister. One patrol vehicle was temporarily unavailable because its back seat needed biohazard cleanup.
Langston University officers checked Moore Hall shortly after midnight Saturday after finding an east door propped open. Dispatchers first reported no scheduled event, then relayed word that a fraternity had been using the building and asked that it be cleared and locked. Officers later reported Moore Hall clear and secure.
Deputies checked a residential burglary alarm on East Lakewood Drive. Residents were home and said everything was okay; they planned to contact the alarm company. Deputies cleared.
The latest paper · Friday, October 16
Twenty-Six Feet and Rising: Guthrie Watches the Cottonwood
The night's radio calls are in it, with the forecast, the commute and the day's meetings, set as a newspaper. Read it here or print it at home; every headline is a link.
ON THE RADIO Langston officers close gates, divert traffic for homecoming parade (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Guthrie medics force entry at Oak Park after medical alarm, transport patient (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO OHP investigates crash at Broadway and Davis, second vehicle reported to have left (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAY Alfalfa hay $203 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 1,440 tons moved against 820 in the same week a year ago. HAPPENING City of Edmond Set to Close 2nd Street at Broadway ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 26.6M barrels, up 1.9M on the week (week ending Oct 9) CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $385.21 a hundredweight, with 25,100 head through Oklahoma auctions against 26,521 a year ago. GRAIN Wheat $6.44 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 9 cents on the day — $4.17 a year ago. HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling
