Squad 91 responds to woman who fell and cut her head
Squad 91 responded at 9:40 p.m. to a woman who dispatchers said had fallen and cut the back of her head, and Miller EMS later arrived.
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Squad 91 responded at 9:40 p.m. to a woman who dispatchers said had fallen and cut the back of her head, and Miller EMS later arrived.
Edmond requested deputies and fire crews at 8:24 p.m. for a sick call in the 10600 block of North Evergreen Drive, and a deputy reported medics were preparing to transport the woman when deputies arrived.
A caller in the 200 block of South 6th Street said at 8:19 p.m. that a man would not leave and asked for a trespass notice. A Cashion officer reported referring the matter to civil court.
Deputies responded at 8:03 p.m. to a business alarm in the 11500 block of Maui Lane, where a deputy reported an open door. Dispatchers said an alarm response at the address had been canceled the previous day, and the deputy later cleared.
A caller in the 5300 block of Littlefoot Lane reported reckless driving at 7:10 p.m., and a deputy spoke with the parties about speed and cleared.
Cashion Brush 45 responded at 6:13 p.m. to a reported grass fire about a half-mile north of Highway 74F and Camp and found a small controlled burn of branches and leaves after contacting the landowner.
A parent in the 600 block of North Buchanan reported at 6:12 p.m. that a teenager was being targeted at school, and a Crescent officer said the family would follow up about whether to make a report.
Langston University police responded to a reported fight at Centennial Apartments. A first responder said a woman reported a man had assaulted her and tried to choke her. Officers reported an investigative detention and requested a domestic assault packet. Guthrie medics reported a patient refusal.
Guthrie crews responded at 5:06 p.m. to the 1700 block of East College for a child having difficulty breathing, and Medic 2 reported a patient refusal.
A deputy reported collecting a statement form at 4:53 p.m. in an earlier dog-bite report in the 8700 block of Elk Valley.
A dispatcher canceled a runaway response at 4:01 p.m. and said the person had been located.
A Guthrie officer reported speaking with a person during a welfare check at 3:37 p.m., providing resources and planning to try to reach a family member.
Squad 91 and Quint 91 responded at 3:30 p.m. for a man who dispatchers said injured his finger with a sledgehammer, and Miller EMS took the patient to Integris Edmond.
A caller in the 2300 block of East University reported sounds like shots near Chestnut and University at 3:28 p.m. Officers checked, found fireworks and advised two people about the city's fireworks rules.
Medic 6 reported a nonemergent transfer at 3:25 p.m. from Mercy Logan in the 200 block of South Academy to Mercy Oklahoma City.
Deputies responded at 3:18 p.m. to a black GMC pickup in a ditch north of Douglas and Forest Hills. A deputy said the driver reported swerving to avoid an animal and the airbags deployed. The deputy canceled EMS after checking on the driver, and another deputy later reported the vehicle was off the roadway.
Squad 91 responded at 2:36 p.m. for a man reported unable to get up because of severe back pain, and Miller EMS transported one patient to Mercy Main.
Medic 2 reported unloading at Mercy Oklahoma City at 2:28 p.m. after an earlier rescue in the 8400 block of Hilltop Lane.
Officers responded to the 1400 block of East Oklahoma after a caller reported a man outside spitting in and around her car, spoke with both parties and reported the complaint was not pursued.
A Langston officer reported a low-speed pursuit after a pickup towing a trailer did not pull over on Highway 33 just past Indian Meridian Road. The pickup continued into Coyle before the driver stopped. The officer reported issuing a citation for driving 20 mph over the limit and said the driver was hard of hearing.
Guthrie crews responded to a sick call in the 400 block of East Washington, and medics reported a patient refusal.
A deputy checking a locked home in the 8400 block of Hilltop Lane heard a woman say she could not get up and requested rescue help getting inside. Dispatchers reported a possible fall injury, and medics announced a transport to Mercy Oklahoma City.
An officer responded to a request to stand by while a woman collected belongings on East Orbit, checked the 400 block of East Orbit and made no contact.
Meridian fire crews checked a smoke report near Anderson and Prairie Grove, where dispatchers said several controlled burns were listed, and could not locate the source.
An officer tried to find a person in the 2000 block of West Warner at a hospital's request but could not locate the address and got no answer at a possible alternate address.
Police checked the 1400 block of East Noble after a caller said a woman who looked ill had asked for a ride, but officers did not find her.
A deputy responded to the 9600 block of North Charter Oak Circle after a caller said a neighbor's dog tried to attack her. The deputy discussed options with the caller and went to the dog owner's address before clearing.
At the close of the weekly statewide emergency-management radio test, net control said a lightning strike damaged its HF antenna. Net control said a contractor was being scheduled and promised notice when the radio returned to service.
Sooner Fire crews put out a fire involving camper debris close to a tree line and advised people at the scene to move the burn location back and avoid burning camper material.
Fire crews checked an alarm at a single-story home and attributed it to faulty detectors after speaking with the homeowner.
Crews responded to Braum’s in the 4500 block of East Waterloo Road after dispatch said a woman had passed out. Medic 1 later reported a patient refusal.
Medics made a nonemergency transfer from Mercy Logan in the 200 block of South Academy to Mercy Oklahoma City.
Guthrie crews responded to a lift assist in the 1100 block of West Logan and returned to service.
An officer at the Lakeview parking lot near Sooner and Seward asked dispatchers to check the plate on a blue Hyundai Elantra, and dispatchers reported a missing-person hit. The officer asked dispatchers to contact Oklahoma City for a photo, and a second officer joined the stop.
Logan County deputies transported seven people in custody to the federal courthouse and five to Sovereign Row, then returned to the station, according to radio traffic.
A Guthrie officer reported a white pickup carrying a yellow chipper or shredder southbound on I-35 from Seward Road with a tire that appeared to be on fire. The officer said motorists were honking to get the driver's attention and asked for a deputy, and county dispatchers relayed the lookout to a deputy.
Guthrie medics and Rescue 1 responded to a lift assist in the 1100 block of West Noble and returned to service.
Squad 1 responded at 5:51 a.m. after Edmond dispatchers reported a man having difficulty breathing, and the squad reported arriving on scene.
Dispatchers sent a deputy at 5:13 a.m. to check a report of shots near Seward and Kelly. The deputy reported checking several locations in and around Seward and cleared after finding no source.
A caller requested a welfare check on a man reported unconscious in a Chevrolet outside Carl’s Jr. at the Love’s truck stop. An officer checked on him and later reported he was OK.
Police checked a motion alarm at the Territory Museum in the 400 block of East Oklahoma at 3:57 a.m., and an officer reported everything was OK.
Guthrie Fire was dispatched to a fire alarm in the 1000 block of Mockingbird Lane at 3:55 a.m., but dispatchers canceled the response.
A deputy reported a deer in the roadway on Highway 74 just south of County Road 75 at 1:19 a.m. and later reported it had been removed.
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