Woodcrest firefighters sent to roadside ditch fire on Luther north of Waterloo
Woodcrest firefighters were dispatched shortly before 6 a.m. to a fire in the roadside ditch on Luther north of Waterloo, according to radio traffic.
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Today, October 25 6 calls
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Langston University officer checks on Centennial resident, does not find him
A Langston University officer checked a Centennial residence, did not find the resident and asked roommates to have him call his father when he returned.
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Person in custody tries to kick out patrol car windows on way to Logan County jail
A Langston University officer assisted Langston police and took a person in custody to the Logan County jail. The officer described the person as combative and asked dispatchers to log attempts to kick out the patrol car's windows.
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Juvenile reported punched in face at party off West Crescent Dover
A deputy was sent to Mercy Logan after a report that a juvenile was punched in the face at a party off West Crescent Dover. The deputy told other units a possible suspect might still be at the party. The deputy later cleared the call and reported being unable to reach a witness.
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Man declines ambulance after possible alcohol poisoning call at Waterloo and Sooner
Fire crews and EMS checked a 27-year-old man in a car at Waterloo and Sooner after a report of possible alcohol poisoning; he refused transport, and county radio traffic said his mother would drive him to a hospital for evaluation.
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Officers find no one after report of armed group in red truck in Marshall
Dispatchers relayed a caller's report of a red truck driving around Marshall with eight or nine people appearing to go in and out of buildings, and the caller reported at least one long rifle and a pistol. Deputies and a Crescent officer checked Marshall and reported they were unable to find anyone.
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