Police stop car on I-35 on-ramp from Highway 33
An officer stopped a red Dodge Charger on the I-35 on-ramp from Highway 33, and a records check came back clear, with no citation or arrest reported.
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An officer stopped a red Dodge Charger on the I-35 on-ramp from Highway 33, and a records check came back clear, with no citation or arrest reported.
Deputies responded to the 3900 block of Deer Crossing after a caller said she believed someone had come in through a window and her mother reported seeing someone in a hoodie, dispatchers said. Both women locked themselves in separate rooms, and dispatchers said some sounds could have been a dog. No intruder or arrest was reported.
A deputy confirmed that a vehicle had struck a deer on Waterloo west of Coltrane and said the deer appeared to have two broken legs and would be put down, according to radio traffic.
A caller reported a vehicle fire on northbound I-35 near mile marker 153, but a deputy and Guthrie fire crews found no fire, according to radio traffic.
A caller reported a woman in black walking in the roadway near Coltrane and yelling at passing cars, but deputies searched the area and were unable to locate her.
A deputy responded to an animal-abuse report in the 11400 block of South Douglas and cleared with a telephone follow-up planned, according to radio traffic.
Officer 50 was sent to an elderly, confused woman in the Papa John’s lobby who did not have a phone and needed help figuring out where she should be. A license check returned a missing-person entry from Oklahoma County. Dispatch coordinated with that agency; family members were reported coming from Luther to collect her. A later brief update reported a husband on scene, followed by clearance. The missing-person entry’s cancellation and the woman’s departure were not expressly transmitted.
A deputy took a report of a past trespass in the 5300 block of Littlefoot Lane, where dispatchers said a woman had been trespassed from the property in August. The deputy took the caller's statement, obtained a case number and planned a DHS referral concerning the neighbor; no arrest was reported.
Deer Creek fire crews checked a patient at the request of county personnel after two Taser deployments and were later released, according to radio traffic.
An officer responded to a noninjury collision involving a silver Traverse and a blue Ford pickup on the north side of Cash Savers, and the drivers exchanged insurance information.
Fire crews responded to a single-vehicle crash involving a BMW SUV just north of Waterloo, and a unit was told to set up a block, according to radio traffic. Injuries were not reported.
Guthrie medics and Woodcrest Fire were dispatched to the 1500 block of Andy’s Drive for a woman with neck pain. Medic 1 responded; Woodcrest Squad 1 was canceled and returned to service. Medic 1 transported nonemergently to Mercy I-35, reported arrival and later returned to the city in service.
A Guthrie police officer stopped an 18-wheeler that had traveled the wrong way on U.S. 77 rather than northbound at the Walmart exit, according to radio traffic. The officer checked the tractor, trailer and driver and reported issuing two citations. No collision was reported.
A deputy responded near the 4800 block of Apache Trail after a caller reported a neighbor blowing something up in a yard, but the deputy reported no contact with the neighbor.
A deputy checked neighbors' concerns about animals after their owner was transported and reported that the owner had arranged for someone to care for the horse.
Medics responded to Mercy Clinic in the 2900 block of South Division and transported one patient nonemergently to Mercy Logan, according to radio traffic.
A Logan County deputy reported transporting one person in custody, and the unit later arrived at the station's west-side sally port, according to radio traffic.
Woodcrest Fire and Guthrie medics responded after a caller found a bicyclist in a ditch with breathing difficulty; responders located him in a church parking lot at Seward and Douglas. Dispatchers reported several knives on his person and requested a deputy. The man refused treatment and a deputy gave him a ride; no arrest was reported.
Guthrie police checked a welfare report in the 900 block of South Oak after dispatchers relayed a recent domestic assault report, and an officer later said the woman named in that inquiry was safe and had already filed a report. In a separate welfare call in the 800 block of East Harrison, a woman reported breathing difficulty, and medics transported her, according to radio traffic.
A caller in the 1300 block of North Elm reported a silver Genesis repeatedly circling the block after its occupant had been told not to come back, and an officer said the driver would be stopped and told not to return if seen, according to radio traffic.
Guthrie police checked woods east of Academy and Southwest 19th, on the south side of the road, for a possible encampment and reported no signs of anyone staying there.
Medics were sent to the 3300 block of Rollingwood Drive for an 83-year-old man with a fever after a recent hospital stay, and the man was transported nonemergently to OU downtown, dispatchers said.
A Langston University police officer sent to the Scholars residence area to retrieve an ashtray reported confiscating material and obtained a case number, according to radio traffic.
A Guthrie police officer reported meeting with a student and his mother in the high school main office as a follow-up to an earlier student welfare inquiry, and another officer later returned to the 300 block of North Capitol, according to radio traffic.
Guthrie medics made an emergent transfer of one patient from Mercy Logan to Oklahoma Heart at 1:34 p.m., according to radio traffic.
Guthrie medics responded at 1:08 p.m. to the 1400 block of Willow Creek Drive for an 86-year-old man with an abdominal complaint and transported one patient to Mercy OKC, dispatchers said.
Guthrie medics and fire crews responded at 12:56 p.m. to the 3000 block of East Oakleaf Drive for a woman in her 70s, and one patient was taken on a nonemergent transport, according to radio traffic.
A deputy unlocked and jump-started a car at 12:10 p.m. in the 2600 block of Woodbury Place for a caller who was reportedly leaving a domestic-violence situation, dispatchers said.
School-resource traffic relayed third-party information about a possible rolling domestic involving two high-school students in a white, possibly lifted pickup, later described as a four-door Chevrolet. Police first sought the female student in the 2900 block of South Division, then received an updated address in the 300 block of North Capitol. An address for the male student was given in the 4900 block of West County Road 76. The female’s mother first said she was away, then reported she had returned upset and did not need medical help. The male was subsequently located behind the high school near the football field; a county deputy said Guthrie police had found him and cleared after backu…
Deputies responded at 11:34 a.m. to the 600 block of West Seward after a caller reported an unwanted man in a dark gray F-150 had opened the gate and entered the property. Deputies checked the property but were unable to locate the man, and the caller planned to report anything found missing, a deputy said.
A deputy checked an abandoned gray 2017 Nissan Armada on an oil lease about half a mile north of Waterloo and Rockwell at 10:45 a.m. A relative of the owner told the deputy it had been reported stolen in Oklahoma County the previous week. Oklahoma County personnel arrived, and the owner later took possession of the vehicle, the deputy reported.
Two deputies made a second trip to the federal courthouse at 10:38 a.m. and returned with one person in custody, according to radio traffic.
A deputy traveled to McClain County on Monday morning to pick up a person in custody and later reported returning to the station.
A deputy responded at 9:05 a.m. to a verbal family dispute in the 9400 block of Fawn Trail and reported eviction options were given and the two people involved would stay separated for the day.
Guthrie medics and fire crews responded at 8:48 a.m. to the 12200 block of Maple Ridge Lane for a 73-year-old woman who was not alert, and one patient was transported to Baptist, dispatchers said.
Two vehicles collided at 19th and Oklahoma at 8:12 a.m., and one went into a small shed, fire crews reported. Everyone was out of the vehicles, and two people declined transport, according to radio traffic. Police requested a wrecker and handled the collision report.
Police met a caller near a red GMC Sierra in the 100 block of South Division at 7:55 a.m. about tools reportedly stolen overnight, and a report was taken.
Two deputies transported four people in custody to the federal courthouse Monday morning, then later transported three people in custody to a second destination before returning to the station without detainees, according to radio traffic.
Deputies drove through the addition heard as Avian Woods Estates off Sooner at about 3:08 a.m. Monday after a report of a man walking around acting suspiciously, and saw no one, according to radio traffic.
Guthrie and Woodcrest crews responded at about 2:46 a.m. Monday to a difficulty-breathing call in the 5500 block of Dewberry Drive, where the patient declined transport, according to radio traffic.
Guthrie police searched shortly after midnight Monday for a 16-year-old whom dispatchers described as autistic after the juvenile left home barefoot about 20 minutes earlier. An officer found the juvenile and returned him to the person who reported him missing, according to radio traffic. No report was requested.
The latest paper · Monday, October 26
Mostly cloudy and 76 Degrees in the First Capital
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ON THE RADIO Fire crews block road at SUV crash just north of Waterloo (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Guthrie crews handle two-vehicle crash at 19th and Oklahoma, vehicle into shed (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Guthrie police find missing autistic teen and return him home safely (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAPPENING City of Edmond Set to Close 2nd Street at Broadway HAPPENING City of Edmond Launches Interactive Development Tracker Map CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $408.60 a hundredweight, with 26,048 head through Oklahoma auctions against 31,165 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 27.6M barrels, up 1.0M on the week (week ending Oct 16) GRAIN Wheat $5.99 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 6 cents on the day — $4.39 a year ago. HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling HAY Alfalfa hay $203 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 1,440 tons moved against 820 in the same week a year ago.