Medics sent to Sandy Point for woman hurt in fall
Guthrie medics and Woodcrest first responders were sent to the 4300 block of Sandy Point for a 60-year-old woman with a reported fall injury.
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Police, fire and sheriff’s calls in Guthrie and Logan County, as they were heard on public safety radio.
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Today, October 29 39 calls
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Reckless driver reported in black Ford pickup northbound on May past Waterloo
Dispatchers broadcast a lookout for a black Ford pickup with a silver tailgate traveling north on May past Waterloo, reportedly swerving left of center and into the ditch. No plate was available.
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Medics respond to 300 block of Milky Way for 84-year-old woman
Medics were sent to the 300 block of Milky Way for an 84-year-old woman and reported arriving on scene.
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Officer unable to locate subject on follow-up at the Interstate
An officer reported a follow-up at the Interstate but could not locate the subject and asked dispatchers to notify the reporting party.
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Cashion police at Cashion High School for possible fire
Two Cashion police units reported about 1:24 p.m. that they were at Cashion High School for a possible fire. Whether a fire was found was not reported on the radio.
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Deputy asked to follow up on welfare matter on Kathy Lane
A deputy was asked to follow up on a welfare matter from the night before in the 3300 block of Kathy Lane.
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Dumped trash reported along Seward west of Coltrane
An officer was sent to check trash dumped on the south side of Seward west of Coltrane.
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Man hurt in fall at Highland Park declines ambulance transport
Dispatchers reported a 40-year-old man with a fall injury at Highland Park, initially described as unresponsive; a fire squad found the patient responsive, and medics cleared on a refusal, reporting the patient would go by private vehicle.
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Officer meets people between apartment buildings in 300 block of North Ash
An officer met people between two apartment buildings in the 300 block of North Ash and cleared after reporting their ride had arrived and they were packing up and leaving.
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Child reportedly returns Halloween decoration taken from North Ash yard
A caller in the 1400 block of North Ash reported a young boy took a skull-shaped Halloween decoration from her yard, and a follow-up said the child put it back and left before an officer arrived.
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Payment dispute with contractor on Waxwing Way ends with trespass notice
Officers were sent to the 8200 block of Waxwing Way after the caller said a contractor seeking payment for work the caller disliked was making threats. Officers checked two people, and at the first person's request the second was told he was trespassed; an officer cleared, calling the remaining payment dispute a civil matter for the courts.
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Woman reports son pushed her in family disturbance on East Grant
Officers responded to a family disturbance in the 1500 block of East Grant after a woman was heard yelling for help, and she told an officer by phone that her 50-year-old son had pushed her; officers advised the parties to separate.
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Officers check person sleeping outside business in 200 block of East Cleveland
Officers checked an unwanted person sleeping under a blanket outside a business in the 200 block of East Cleveland, and a follow-up indicated he was on his way.
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Crescent officer confirms Kingfisher County is seeking a woman
A Crescent officer asked dispatchers to confirm wanted-person information, and dispatchers said Kingfisher County was seeking the woman on two entries; the officer said he was not with her.
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Disabled vehicle to stay on Highway 74 north of Cooksey while parts are fetched
A deputy checked two vehicles on Highway 74 just north of Cooksey and reported one would remain there while its occupants were picked up to get parts, with plans to repair it and have it out by the end of the day.
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Lookout relayed for black 2015 Audi reported taken overnight in Stillwater case
Dispatchers relayed a Stillwater lookout for a black 2015 Audi reported taken overnight, with a Kappa Kappa Gamma sticker on the rear window, and asked units to stop it if found and notify Stillwater.
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Crescent police take complaint of suspected drug use at North Grand apartment
Crescent officers responded to the 600 block of North Grand after a caller wanted to discuss suspected drug use at an apartment, and the caller asked whether a drug dog could walk around it; the officer said he would see what could be done.
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Deputy accompanies school-based social worker to Emerald Circle
A deputy accompanied a school-based social worker to the 7700 block of Emerald Circle, off Westminster and Charter Oak.
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Officers give tethering warning after animal complaint on West Warner
Officers checked an animal-cruelty complaint in the 1000 block of West Warner and cleared after giving one verbal warning for tethering.
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Deputy puts down injured deer in backyard on Edwards Drive
A deputy checked an injured deer in a backyard on Edwards Drive and reported it had been put down and moved into a field.
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Woman reported having seizure in 200 block of East Vilas refuses treatment
Medics responded to a report of a woman having a seizure in the 200 block of East Vilas and cleared on a patient refusal, with no treatment or transport.
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Rollover in I-35 median near southbound mile marker 157, south of Highway 33
A single-vehicle rollover was reported about 7:53 a.m. in the median of I-35 near southbound mile marker 157, south of Highway 33. Fire command reported the occupants already out of the vehicle, and fire apparatus occupied the southbound inside lane while crews and deputies worked the scene. Damage to the median guardrail was reported; county units cleared when no more traffic control was needed, with an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper on the way.
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Deputy removes deer from roadway at Waterloo and Douglas
A deputy reported removing a deer from the roadway at Waterloo and Douglas.
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Medics take man with back pain from East Charter Oak Road to Integris Edmond
Guthrie medics and Woodcrest first responders were sent to the 7300 block of East Charter Oak Road for a 51-year-old man with back pain, who was transported non-emergently to Integris Edmond.
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Person on event center roof turns out to be owner patching it
An officer checked a person on the roof of an event center and found it was the owner patching the roof before rain.
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Loose German Shepherd reported near Cotterall and 20th Street as children walk in
A loose German Shepherd was reported near the south end of Cotterall by 20th Street as children were walking in, and an officer later found the dog back inside a fence in the 100 block of North 20th Street and asked for animal control or owner follow-up.
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One-year-old seizure report; emergent transport to OU Children’s
Medic 1 responded to the 8000 block of Peppers Ranch Lane for a reported seizure involving a one-year-old boy. The medic reported arrival, an emergent transport to OU Children’s and arrival at destination.
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Deputy checks vehicle waiting for a tire at northbound mile marker 152.5
A deputy checked a vehicle at northbound mile marker 152.5 and canceled further help after learning the occupants were waiting for their father to bring a tire.
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Fire squad helps lift a patient
Squad 91 responded to a lift-assistance call, helped lift the patient and returned to service, according to radio traffic.
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Two open structures found secure at Prestige Pointe
An officer found two open structures during building checks at Prestige Pointe and later reported everything secure.
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Medical call in 11900 block of South Range Road canceled
Coyle first responders and LifeNet were sent to a medical call in the 11900 block of South Range Road, but dispatchers canceled the response minutes later.
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Medical call in 700 block of North Third Street in Cashion
Cashion first responders and Miller EMS answered a medical call in the 700 block of North Third Street, and one patient was transported.
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Driver cited for driving under suspension in traffic stop at Scholars
A Langston University police officer stopped a car at Scholars and cited the driver for driving under suspension, according to radio traffic.
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Three-month-old reported choking during traffic stop; ambulance transport to OU Children’s
Deer Creek Squad 1 responded to assist on a reported traffic stop after a three-month-old in the back seat was reported choking. Dispatch said the infant was no longer actively choking and also relayed a report of RSV. The law-enforcement agency in that dispatch is unclear in recognition; no precise road location was transmitted in these calls. Squad 1 and Miller EMS reported arrival. Miller later transported one patient to OU Children’s, and Deer Creek units returned to service.
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Deputies speak with man through door at Tallgrass RV Park near Highway 33 and Midwest
Deputies checking vehicles at Tallgrass RV Park, east of Highway 33 and Midwest, spoke with a man through a closed door who said he was fine, according to radio traffic. No arrest or transport was reported.
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Deputy sent to welfare check in 4400 block of Valley View Lane
A deputy was sent to a welfare check in the 4400 block of Valley View Lane, dispatchers said.
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Wrecker requested for car in handicapped space at Scholars
A Langston University police officer requested a wrecker for a car parked in a handicapped space without a placard at Scholars.
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Welfare check at Pine and Seward finds no one
Deputies searched the area of Pine and Seward for a welfare check and did not locate anyone, according to radio traffic.
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RV reported suspicious at Elm and Hill found legally parked
An officer checked an RV reported as suspicious near Elm and Hill and found it was legally parked with current registration, according to radio traffic.
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