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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Four deputies responded to a domestic call in the 3400 block of Oak Valley Drive, where dispatchers said the parties were arguing and the dispute had reportedly turned physical earlier. A subject reportedly had weapons, but dispatchers did not know where they were. The call remained active at 2 p.m.
Deer Creek firefighters responded to a medical alert at a school campus, where the location was traced to a walkway between the freshman academy and the main high school, and were later released by Miller EMS.
A tree blocked both lanes of Highway 77 in the first set of curves about 1:08 p.m., a deputy reported, with no crash involved. Traffic could pass through the west ditch while a deputy slowed vehicles north of the curve and residents worked to clear the southbound lane. ODOT was contacted and expected; a full reopening was not reported.
Guthrie firefighters checked a reported downed power line in the 6600 block of Lakeview Drive, found it was a cable line and reported it hung back on the pole.
Deputies responded to reported threats at Whispering Pines RV Park in the 2200 block of East Triplett Road and spoke with the parties separately. A deputy reported everyone had their property back.
A deputy checking on someone's welfare in the 2100 block of Cedar Oaks Terrace found no one at the residence and no white Volkswagen matching the description, and left a door hanger.
Guthrie police went to the 2100 block of South Division after a report that a fraudulent five-dollar bill had been received. The officer later returned to service with a report.
Guthrie and Crescent firefighters were called to a reported grass fire north of Highway 74C and Broadway, but the response was canceled when it was found to be a controlled burn, dispatchers said.
The junior high was placed on hold status after a fire extinguisher was dropped and went off in a hallway, an officer reported. The officer said nothing else was wrong.
Deer Creek firefighters checked smoke reported between Portland, May and Simmons and found a controlled burn.
A deputy checked the welfare of a two-year-old in the 7600 block of Scarlet Circle, northwest of Santa Fe and Waterloo. The deputy reported everything okay, canceled backup and later cleared.
Deer Creek firefighters checked a burn reported by two passersby and found it was a controlled burn that had already been called in.
A deputy checked a kitchen-door alarm in the 7300 block of Arbor Valley Drive, northeast of Santa Fe and Waterloo, and reported all doors secure.
Deer Creek firefighters and Oklahoma County personnel responded to a medical call for a man who was reported to be hallucinating, and Miller EMS transported one patient, dispatchers said.
Guthrie firefighters and medics responded about 7:17 a.m. to the 1000 block of East Cleveland for a 56-year-old woman and confirmed her death, leaving the scene with police about 7:48 a.m. No cause was given on the radio.
Deputies took five people in custody to the federal courthouse, then three of them to Sovereign Row, before returning to the office.
A vehicle struck an electrical pole and damaged an electrical box at Douglas and Forest Hills about 6:37 a.m. A deputy reported the driver had a cut on her chin and declined medical help. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol took one person into custody, a utility crew began work on the pole, and a wrecker towed the vehicle about 8 a.m., according to radio traffic.
Guthrie firefighters went to a fire alarm at Westview Cottages in the 1900 block of West Vilas about 6:23 a.m. and found it was set off by food on a stove, with no fire or injuries reported.
A deputy transported one person in custody to Lexington A&R, DOC, reported arrival around 7:08 a.m., then left around 8:08 a.m. without anyone in custody and headed back toward the office.
Squad 91 responded at 2:12 a.m. to help lift a patient and returned to service.
A Langston University police officer gave three women a ride to Centennial at 1:41 a.m. after they were locked out of their vehicle.
A Guthrie officer checked at 12:35 a.m. on a man in a gazebo near the courts at Mineral Wells Park. The officer described the man as unhoused and reported that he left the park after the contact.
A Logan County deputy checked at 12:31 a.m. on a person hunched over the driver's seat of a silver Hyundai Santa Fe near Coltrane and Glen Drive, then cleared; the person's condition was not described.
Today’s paper · Friday, October 30
Rain and 67 Degrees in the First Capital
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 Deputies respond to domestic call on Oak Valley Drive; weapons reported (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Tree blocks both lanes of Highway 77 in curves; deputies slow traffic, ODOT called (Logan County Public Safety Radio) ON THE RADIO Utility crew repairs pole struck by vehicle at Douglas and Forest Hills; driver in custody (Logan County Public Safety Radio) HAPPENING Edmond council says massage parlor permit process is not working CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $414.26 a hundredweight, with 27,000 head through Oklahoma auctions against 19,337 a year ago. HAY Alfalfa hay $208 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 2,030 tons moved against 1,540 in the same week a year ago. HAPPENING City of Edmond Launches Interactive Development Tracker Map ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 27.0M barrels, down 0.6M on the week (week ending Oct 23) HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling GRAIN Wheat $5.84 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 1 cent on the day — $4.50 a year ago.
