SUN: Police were out at Dry Creek Estates Trailer Park for quite awhile…one man in the park had stolen a bunch of items from a females trailer.  Cop recovered 8 of the items on the list in the man’s trailer.  She stated she would go to the County Attorney on Monday.

SUN: Female on Triplett View? reported that her wallet had been stolen from her house.

SUN: Female called MPD to her house, told the cops that 3 people were threatening to kill her on Facebook.

SUN: MPD handled out 6 citations to one person! OUCH!

SUN evening: EMS responded to a female that had shut her foot in the door of a car about 4 days ago. DUH! 

SUN: First call ‘of the season’ for the Fire Department for Cartmell Hall….burnt popcorn!

MON: MPD out at Interstate Mobile home park aka Northpark attempting to serve a warrant.

MON: MPD gave a lass a couple of tickets…liscense expired in 2008? did I hear that right?

MON: About 8:40?a.m. EMS called out to a male having severe left arm pain.  Denies any chest pain.  Recontacted at 8:53a.m. and reported that the pain is now in the shoulder and is very severe.

MON: EMS went after a male that fell in the floor and can’t get up, leg pain.

MON: 9:50a.m. EMS logged one refusal in the 900 block of West Main, AMA(against medical advice).

MON: 2:50p.m. EMS responding signal 9 to Blue Stone Road to a 2 y/o, possible seizure, high temp.  Breathing but not sounding good.

TUES: 12:25p.m. EMS responding to a male on 801 that is very weak, fever, etc.

TUES: morning–EMS responded to a female that fell in the Rite-Aid parking lot.

TUES: morning-2 car fender bender

TUES: morning-EMS responded to Heritage Place.

TUES: 7:32p.m. EMS responding to the 1000 block of Little Perry Road to a 50+ y/o male, had a heart cath yestersday, faced flushed and feeling dizzy, denies any chest pain.

TUES: 1:12p.m. EMS called to Perk’s on 32 to a male diabetic that feels weak and fell outside in the parking lot.  MPD called because male refused transport and they did not feel that it was safe for him to drive.

WED: A tad before noon, Fire Department called out to a structure fire on Nichol’s Branch off Dry Creek.  Flames and smoke coming from residence.—Unit on scene of structure fire ask for a KSP Trooper or S.O. to come to the scene.  Believe it or not there was a sheriff’s unit on duty!  I can’t believe it….oh wait….that’s right, there’s an election coming up! DUH! silly me.—Unit on scene said S.O. unit was needed for traffic control and fire was suspicious.—Unit on scene requested an arson investigator, only to be told there was no one on duty this week.  Really? Arsonist take note: phone ahead and see if anyone is on duty.

WED: 7:04p.m. EMS, 1200 Unit First Responders toned out to Fin Fur and Feather in Farmers.  Female outside the business having extreme difficulty breathing and is diabetic.  Unit had to ask dispatch for a ‘nature of call’….good thing it wasn’t something that should be signal 9! again…DUH.

WED: A bit before noon, EMS responded to Fyrl Street in Clearfield.  Dispatch ask EMS to call her for details on the Chief Complaint.

WED: Quite a few citations given out, driving while suspended taken to the pokey, etc.

FRI: 4:57a.m. EMS responding to Life Care Center to an 80+ y/o female patient having chest pain.

FRI: Around 11:40p.m. EMS and other units responding to a 10-46, vehicle vs ditch on 377.  Male occupant reporting severe collar bone pain.  First unit on scene found the vehicle on it’s top.  Male found in a POV(personally owned vehicle),  at a nearby house.—At 12:15a.m. heard a report on a license to a Mt. Sterling man whose license expired in July of 2007?  Not sure if this is the same man as in the wreck.

SAT: 12:11a.m. EMS toned out to a female patient off 801. 

SAT: A around 1.am. EMS called to campus to an intoxicated female in one of the dorm rooms.  Nothing like ‘higher’ education.

SAT: MPD lodged a couple females in the pokey after a trip to St. Claire.

SAT: 3:29a.m. 1400 units (Haldeman/Hayes Crossing Fire Department), is rendering mutual aid to a structure fire on Mockabee Creek Road in Olive Hill.

SAT: 1:21p.m. EMS and First Responders responding to the 1600 block of Rice Road off 801, to a 23 y/o female unresponsive, possible allergic reaction to a medication.  Returned to St. Claire signal 9.

SAT: 2:26p.m. 1100 units going 11 miles up Cranston to fires in the ditch-line.  A couple of cars have been towed up through there on their rims, tearing up the road and sparking fires.  They also responder to fire in the ditch-line up Christy Creek I believe.  All together there were about 8 fires sparked because of these nuts dragging cars.

SUN: 12:04a.m. EMS and First Responders toned out to Cold Springs Hollow….no chief complaint given, at 12:11a.m. EMS asked dispatcher if there was a chief complaint and he said severe difficulty breathing, chest pain, diabetes, history of cardiac history, had taken nitros with no relief…????  Isn’t that what you might care a REAL EMERGENCY and should have been relayed ASAP to EMS when toned out?  I simply don’t understand it. 

SUN: around 9a.m. EMS responded to a teenage male in the parking lot of Ray’s Nuts, Bolts and More store on US60 directly across from the entrance to Big Perry.  He had burned his hand, no blistering but he kept passing out.  EMS logged one refusal.

MON: 9:19a.m MPD asked to respond to Crestview Lane to a possible domestic in progress.

MON: 11:35a.m. MPD asked to respond to the 700 block of Heritage Place.  Female reported that she was laying in bed and her a female scream.  Units just arriving on scene.

MON: MPD responded to a business on Main where a male was uncooperative and pushed a couple of people.

MON: 1000 block of East Main in front of Community Alternatives…EMS and MPD responded to a 2 vehicle 10-46, 2 patients in the rear-ended vehicle complaining of neck and back pain.  2 patients transported to St. Claire and 2 wreckers called to the scene.  Person that rear-ended the other vehicle had no insurance and expired tag I think.

SUN: about 3a.m. MPD responded to St. Claire emergency room to a male from Pleasant Valley that shot himself in the foot.

MON: MPD has handed out quite a few tickets today. 4 to one person and 6 to another, etc.

MON: 10:16p.m. EMS called out to Fyrl St. to a female unable to walk for several months due to an infected leg.  First Responders toned out for lifting assistance

TUES:  EMS and First Responders responded to a female on US60 East that was having chest pain, took 2 nitro’s with little relief.

TUES: MPD responded to a female on Main Street that was being evicted by her landlord on scene.

TUES: 6:07p.m. MPD and an S.O. unit, responding to a Purple Gran-Am and Red truck with Harley Davidson written across the back and another vehicle, drug buy at Texaco/Shell on 519, all vehicles headed up US60 East, MPD got 2 vehicles pulled over, one with the money.  2 other units were out near the Freight Station where one of the cars threw something out the window.  An S.O. Unit was also involved in trying to catch up with the vehicle going up Christy Creek.  S.O. Unit left and went to St. Claire were they had a female that was intoxicated.

TUES: 7:52p.m. Tree down across a mobile home on 801.  Fell into the bedroom.  Electric line on house.  Everyone is out of the residence.

WED: 12:11a.m. EMS toned out to Old Hilda Road, (off Flemingsburg Road-behind Rowan Vet Clinic), to a 27 y/o male with a history of seizures, feels like he is going to have a seizure.  Patient was involved in an altercation yesterday and has a facial injury, also has a history of seizures and a plate in his face from past surgery.—Glad it’s nothing serious, dispatcher waited 5 minutes to notify EMS crew of the Chief Complaint.

WED: 1:46a.m. Just noticed that S3,S4 AND S5 have been on duty at the same time today!!!! Is there an election coming up or something????? DUH!—That doesn’t even happen on the infamous Thursday night frat parties night much less in the middle of the week!  I’m ‘almost’ impressed.—8:01a.m. UPDATE—S.O. units did quite a bit of work overnight. One unit lodged a nut on 13 counts of possession of a forged instrument, several other counts of possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia, the list went on and on.

WED: 3:16a.m. EMS responding to an elderly female patient at Rodburn Hollow, they returned to St. Claire signal 9.  Did not hear chief complaint.

WED: 1:14p.m. EMS responding to the 700 block of Boone Place to a female in an active seizure.—-Upgraded to SIGNAL 9 response….subject is not breathing and turning purple.

WED: 10:03p.m. MPD just pulled over a yellow Dodge Ram that was a gas drive-off from Kroger Fuel, found them in the Wal-Mart parking lot.

WED: 10:-4p.m. MPD on scene at Wal-Mart trying to locate a ‘tall skinny male with blonde hair and a gray shirt’, that walked out on a credit card that was no good.

THURS: 11:12p.m. EMS responded signal 9 to Life Care Center.

THURS: EMS back to Hamilton Road signal 9.

THURS: 2:02a.m. EMS called out to Seas Branch to an elderly male having a severe headache.

THURS: 5:55a.m. EMS called out to the 100 block of Rawcel Heights to an elderly male not breathing, cold and pale.  EMS arrived on scene and asked for 900 (Coroner), to be contacted.  900 copied radio traffic and stated that 901 or 902 would need to be called out for the Rawcel Heights call as he was on another 900 call on Conn Road.

FRI: Currently 5:07a.m.  Scanner has been busy all night with calls from domestic in progress on 519, fight in progress on US60 East, people being pulled over for all sorts of things.  At 4:44a.m. I heard ‘CPR in progress’, just prior to that I hear that EMS was going after an elderly female on Conn Road that thought she was having a heart attack.  Currently 5:09a.m. and haven’t heard anything else yet, EMS has been on scene about 10 minutes.  I believe this to be the same residence where the husband passed away yesterday.  Not sure about that yet.—5:19a.m. EMS asked dispatch to notify St. Claire they are coming in with a code and that they are about 20 minutes out.

FRI: 5:11a.m. EMS toned out to LookOut Road,  off Caudill Cemetery Road to a female with hypertension and diabetes.

FRI: 11:12p.m. So much going on on the scanner that ya can’t keep up.  Cops from all branches running all over the place today.  I suspected a lot of it might have to do with the college coming in. 

FRI: 5:24p.m. Dispatcher set off the tones and then didn’t say a word….EMS said, ‘EC1′, she responded ‘10-4 EC1′…..tick tock tick tock…EMS unit asked if she had traffic for them and she responded ‘responded to Food Lion, male having difficulty breathing’….EMS acknowledged and was en-route….5:32p.m. EMS was arriving on scene and asked dispatch if the ‘patient is outside in a vehicle or inside the store’…..she replied, ‘he’s in the store in the bathroom’…..???  Might be nice to let the EMS workers know these things ahead of time, ya think?

FRI: MPD was out to Heritage Place twice over a person calling them on a male she said had threaten her.

FRI: 5:33p.m. Several MPD responded to Speedway to a green older model Blazer suspected of dealing drugs.  2 female and 1 male, one from Ohio, one from Pennsylvania and one from West Virginia.

FRI: 11:37p.m. EMS responding to Center Street to a call from Life Line….possible diabetic problem.

SAT: Currently 12:30a.m. S.O. Unit has shut down 2 parties within 10 minutes and another one is taking care of another loud party complaint….tis the season…welcome back MSU!…locals run for the hills!

SAT: 12:35a.m. EMS responding to Kessler Place.  Family advised a male subject woke up in a lot of pain, no further info given.

SAT: A bit before 8a.m Fire Department responded to a dryer fire.  Lint had caught on fire.

SAT: 37a.m.  S.O. Unit back out at the party on US60, roadway is blocked.  The same S.O. Unit just came off Baldridge Cemetery Road and said there were 25-30 cars parked there.

SAT: 1:43p.m. EMS responding to Seal Master to a male in his 30’s on the floor, possible low blood sugar.

SAT: 2:34p.m. EMS, 1200 Unit First Responders responded to Scott Creek Marina Fuel Station at Cave Run Lake to a 20 y/o female that fell off an inner tube and hit another person.  She was found face down unconscious in the water and non-responsive.  PHI chopper airlifted her to Lexington.  News on Channel 18 at 6p.m.

SAT: Around 5:50p.m. Fire Department called out to Criqueside Trailer Park aka ‘Blue Zoo’, on Christy Creek, vehicle backed over a gas line and it is sitting on top of the line and units on scene said it was going pretty strong and they were evacuating the residence.

SAT: So many pulled over for driving on a suspended and outstanding warrants it would take a hour to list.

SUN: Yep! The college is definitely back in! Good Lord! They need to double the police force.

MON: EMS responded to a female whose car jumped out of gear and ran over her foot.  Her complaint was that her foot hurt.  Well DUH!   She refused transport.

MON: 4:35p.m. EMS called out to Dillon Drive, and asked to stand-by awaiting KSP and an S.O. unit.Male attacked a worker at a Community Alternatives building. 5:01p.m. S.O. Unit transported male to St. Claire for psych evaluation.

MON: 7:04p.m. EMS responding to Heritage Place to a female on O2 that feels like she’s going to pass out when she stands up.  Is having chest pain and trouble breathing.

MON: 11:34p.m. EMS returning back to a patient at Heritage Place.  They went and got the male earlier this evening and just returned him home less than a hour ago via ambulance.

TUES: About 12:49a.m. MPD and an S.O. unit responded to the report of gunshots heard coming from the back of Criqueside Trailer Park on Christy Creek.— Electric company was ‘charging’ the lines.

TUES: 3:15a.m.  EMS, Fire/Rescue, KSP and MPD responded to the Westbound lanes of I-64 around the 136 1/2 mile marker to a flat-bed semi that ran off the road and turned over on it’s side.  Driver was out and ok and refused medical treatment.  It was hauling drums of animal fat.  Trailer was tagged out of Virginia and semi out of Florida.   One lane of I-64 Westbound was shut-down for quite awhile.—- Driver was drunk.

TUES: 2:36.a.m. An S.O. Unit told dispatch that if anyone called about a shot fired that he had to put an injured deer down.

TUES: 3:32a.m. EMS called to Eagle View Apartments in Clearfield to a 61 y/o female with a history of multiple medical problems.

TUES: EMS responded to a patient on County Line Road.

TUES: 9:41a.m. EMS called to Layde Lane right behind 600 base off Height’s Ave.  Finally!  I have begged him to go to the doctor/ER for weeks!  His legs are ulcered/blue and has had what he thinks is a spider bite from about 2-3 weeks ago.  He doesn’t want to go to the hospital because he can’t smoke there.   He hasn’t been able to get up off the bed in 2 days to even go to the bathroom!  Hopefully they will be able to help him.  He is really looking bad.

TUES: 11:59a.m. EMS called to the V.A. Clinic to a male having chest pain.  EC Unit was in area and arrived within 20 seconds.

TUES: EMS and an S.O. Unit called out to McBrayer Road to a possible drunk that is needing psych care.

TUES: EMS toned out to the 1000 block of Main Street to the Community Alternatives Building for a female client.  Dispatcher said no chief complaint was given.

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TUES: 8:23p.m. Various police agencies are attempting to locate a white truck with a green hood.   Male driver took child from custodial mother and is possibly en-ROUTE to Fleming County.—UPDATE— Child has been returned to their mother.

TUES: About 2:53p.m. EMS called out to Lowe’s to the break-room.   Female employee passed out.  She has passed out several times in the past but has never taken this long to come around.  3:10p.m.  EMS said they were logging one refusal that they advised her very strongly she be transported to the hospital and that she advised him that she was adamantly not going.

TUES: 3:55p.m. EMS responding to the 6100 block of US60 East to an 80+ y/o female unable to walk, requesting transport to St. Claire, no chief complaint given.

TUES: A few minutes before 7p.m. Female called from West First Street.  She had come home from work and found a man laying face down in her yard and not moving. MPD and EMS responded.  MPD took him to the pokey and let him sleep it off in air conditioning.  Drunk as a skunk.

WED: 5:36p.m. EMS, 1400 unit First Responders toned out to a vehicle roll-over on US60 East at the Rowan/County line.  Male in vehicle took off on foot running towards Carter County line.  Heavy damage to the vehicle, Carter County tag.  It’s in the road in the curve at Eden Hollow.  Comes back to a black truck, Conn subject of Olive Hill.—-caught up with the driver, he refused treatment.—Driver’s girlfriend lives a couple doors up from where he wrecked, ran to her house to make a phone call.

WED: 6:03p.m. Dispatch received a call from Radio Shack about a car, Gray Blazer,  sitting in the Tractor Supply parking lot near-by apparently distraught.  Banging her hands and head and literally shaking the car from the inside.  Dispatch said she is receiving multiple calls on this and that the MPD might what to step it up to a signal 9.  He said he’d do the best he could in the rain.—Small child in the car crying, mother was there, trying to get her woke up?  He said things were 10-4 for the time being? Humm.  6:39p.m. MPD/EMS vehicle is unlocked and child is ok.

WED: 6:13p.m. Kroger has a male shoplifter that has assaulted their undercover security? Really?—6:43p.m. MPD en-ROUTE to county with shoplifter.

WED: 6:24p.m. EMS said they had someone walk up to them and said there was a female unconscious in a vehicle.  Dispatch said that the situation was under control. MPD on scene.

WED: Person they just ran a check on is wanted out of Florida for use of a Deadly weapon causing great bodily harm.  Extradition only.

WED: Farmers Fire Department and EMS responded to a residence on Monticello.  Fire started on a stove in the kitchen.  Fire was out upon arrival, EMS responded to male that inhaled some smoke.

———any other scanner listeners notice how many S.O. Units have been on duty lately?——- hummm???   A political stunt?

THURS: Electric was out in this area for 15+ hours.

FRI: EMS responded signal 9 to a patient.  Mailman found subject laying in the yard, unresponsive.  Didn’t hear any follow-up.

FRI: 1:35p.m. EMS, First Responders toned out signal 9 to the 100 block of Bradley Avenue.  Electrician working on a roof, electrocuted, no pulse.  Subject is in the attic of the building.  Male is has been taken out of the attic, unit asked dispatch to log the time he was taken out.  1:42p.m. is what I have.  1:45p.m. 300 unit on scene said to advise St. Claire that an EC Unit would be arriving shortly with a full-code.—UPDATE—Michael Gribbins, 46, of Clearfield passed away. 

CHANNEL 18 Report: An electrician working at the Morehead unemployment office, which is being renovated after flooding damaged the building, was electrocuted Friday afternoon.

Officials say the electrician, Michael Gribbins, 46, of Clearfield, was working in the attic of the building, located on Bradly Avenue. They say he was transported to St. Claire Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at about 2:30 p.m.

So far, officials have not determined the circumstances of how the Gribbons was electrocuted.

SAT: 2:45a.m. Units toned out to a female found laying beside the road in the 1400 block of 519(Morgan Fork).  Male subject called and said he found her beside the road.  Female about 20 y/o, severe laceration to the head, bleeding from nose and mouth.   Person on scene stated she had no pulse and that they were attempting CPR.  EMS units and 2 S.O. Units arrived on scene.  Female was taken signal 9 to the helipad at St. Claire to be airlifted.  I heard something about her being from Olive Hill and her name was spelled out but alas, my pea brain forgot it.  Look for it in Tuesday’s paper I would guess.—UPDATE— 20 y/o female S. Hicks from Carter County.  Died from blunt force trauma in front of Clearfield Tabernacle when she attempted to change drivers by getting out of the drivers seat and get completely outside her car onto the roof? her foot hit the wheel and threw her into the guard rail.  Male passengers slipped into the drivers seat to ’save the car’?  Really?

SUN: 10-46 at the intersection of US60 West and 801.

SUN: 11:16p.m. 2 EMS units along with law enforcement responded to the Inspiration Center on US60 West to a 34 y/o male going through alcohol detox.   Initial report was that patient was unresponsive and not breathing.  They re-contacted and said he had swallow breathing.

SUN: MPD was called to the Subway inside Wal-Mart to an intoxicated female.  Turns out while hauling her booty to the cruiser they found items stolen from Wal-Mart on her. DUH!

SUN: Around 3a.m. MPD was asked to respond to St. Claire ER for a male from Pleasant Valley that shot himself in the foot.

SUN: 9:20a.m.  EMS responding to US60 West to a 44 y/o female in severe pain, unable to get up.  Diagnosed with a hernia 2 days ago.

MON: Video of person stealing electronic equipment, laptops, etc., from the United Methodist Church DURING the morning service.  Video will be shown on Channel 18 at 5-5:30p.m. by reporter Jeff Allen.  I personally think that is a pretty good pic of who the person is.  Someone would have to recognize him.  Pic and story at http://www.lex18.com/news/rowan-county-church-burglar-caught-on-surveillance   UPDATE: Female came in to the police station this afternoon with a laptop she said she got from a subject and that she believes may have been one of those stolen from the Methodist Church.  Name of suspect was given.  Pastor of church is on his way to identity said laptop.   This could be a fast end to the mysterious brazen burglary.

MON: 2:47p.m. MPD pulled over a car that dispatch said was suspended out of Hardin County and then after he pulled the vehicle over she stated the suspension ended 8-17-10.  So the silly person only had 15 days to go before they would have been in the clear.  DUH.

Testing at 2:51p.m. is 10-4 Morehead. or 10-2/testing at 2:56p.m. sounds like you’re back in a drum, echoing.

MON: 2:50p.m. Report of a vehicle that just came off 519 and turned onto 60 heading into town all over the road and at times driving on the wrong side of the road.  2:53p.m. turning onto 32 now, MPD is behind the vehicle.—lady was field tested, was fine.  She said she did pass a car in a passing zone.

MON: 3:15p.m. MPD lodged a male in the pokey for driving on a suspended and no auto insurance.

MON: 3:17p.m. EMS responding to a direct call in from Sun Street.

MON: Currently at 8:06p.m. EMS, other units responding signal 9 to a 10-46, accident with injuries,  5.7 miles up Christy Creek, 2 patients.  One out walking around the other is a male, critical, multiple injuries, initially unresponsive, came around and was combative, (which can indicate brain injury), non-responsive again as of 8:15p.m.  Patient was in the passenger seat and is now laying in the ditch indicating he was ejected.  PHI has been notified.  This is near Walker Branch.—EMS taking patient signal 9 back to St. Claire, will meet PHI Chopper at the pad.  Head injury, possible broken back.  Multiple lacerations.

MON: 9:03p.m. EMS responding to Doodle Lane? male returned home from hospital, not doing too well.  9:04p.m. 1400 units(Haldeman/Hayes Crossing), passed out once, has a trach, not feeling well.  Dispatch attempted to get more info but caller became aggravated and said they just needed an ambulance.—-9:05p.m. Upgraded to signal 9, caller reported subject not breathing. — one unit just told another a different way to go into the residence, said the Doodle Lane bridge was too narrow.  First unit on scene said subject is breathing, fluid in trach, attempting to suction trach.more info on trach’s if interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracheotomy

MON: 5:56p.m. Lake Pointe Drive, EMS and other units responded signal 9 to a child? in a seizure, temp of 102.7, turning blue.  Seizure may be related to high temp.  No history of seizure activity.

SUN: 9:35p.m. MPD lodged a male in the pokey for driving on a suspended and had a warrant outstanding for driving on a suspended.

Couple units been busy quite a bit on Dillon Drive.  Dispatch asked one of them to respond to a 10-45 in Wendy’s parking lot. 

SUN: 9:58p.m. Unit on scene trying to get a vehicle out of the road.  Dispatch said they had one en-ROUTE with a 15 minute ETA and he asked if someone could get there quicker and get it out of the road and wrapped up.

MON: 12:12p.m. Dispatch asked an S.O. unit to meet up with KSP in the 6100 block of Flemingsburg Road for a domestic in progress.  S.O. unit wanted to know where KSP was, when they were going to meet him, was it physical or verbal, etc., etc., and he would meet them at the Huddle House.  —- person had left the scene when someone finally got there.  Ya think?

MON: 5:48p.m. MPD responding to the 800 block of North Willow just off Old Flemingsburg Road and behind the Lane, Stucky, Gray Funeral home to 2 males, one with a gun and baseball bat. 

MON: 6:12p.m. MPD responding to a male at the McDonald’s beside the hospital.  EMS was also called.  Turns out he is an Alzheimer’s patient and his wife is a patient at St. Claire, they said they had been looking for him.  Bless his heart.

MON: 6:29p.m. MPD asked to respond to the Shell Station on 519(formerly Texaco), at least 6 subjects inside a van drinking alcohol, door open, liquor, Elliott County tags, etc.  Van was gone upon cops arrival.

MON: 10:35p.m. 10-46 at the US60 West city limits.  Head-on collision, black truck has left the scene and should have damage on the driver’s side with blue paint on it.

MON: something happened at Wildwood Trailer Park on McBrayer just prior to this and said they were

SUN: 2 little league coaches got into a fight, MPD called to the scene.

SUN: MPD responding to Wal-Mart, an employee being stalked by her ex-husband.

 TUES: 12:53a.m. Report of a house fire in the 2000 block of US60 East.  Haldeman was asked to respond also.  Owner stated house is filled with smoke and flames are showing.  Everyone is out of the house.—12:58a.m. 300 unit on scene with 700 unit(Elliottville), smoke coming from all exteriors.  Fire is in the attic.  — Unit in command ask for KU to be contacted and dispatch asked if they were already on scene??? DUH! How could they already be on scene when it was just toned out?  — Flames showing, dump tank going in front yard. S.O. Unit on scene.—-1:17a.m. Command on scene said to note they were going from an offensive to a defensive attack.   — rehab on their way to the scene for the firefighters because of the heat and humidity.—-One unit just said to go to base and get equipment and a cooler.—1:30a.m. rehab on their way to the scene for the firefighters because of the heat and humidity.—-One unit just said to go to base and get equipment and a cooler.  —- Flames still shooting out of the attic, dump tank can not be used because of the land of the land.  —Firefighter said 10-15 foot flames coming out, heavy heavy fire, according to firefighter inside the residence.  Total lost.  Spread too quickly.  Spreading quickly, firemen asked to back out of the structure, plywood ceiling.—all units need to switch to OPS2.  Dispatcher was asked to announce it and she should have dropped some tones to announce it but alas….  * 1:45a.m. Stand-by units are ready and they need ice on scene.  — Heavy fire conditions above the heads of firefighters.  Bless them Lord as they fight this in these weather conditions.  One unit asked to stop by Station 1 and pick up portables.—-from the sound of it, appears to be a total loss.

TUES: 1:56a.m. Alarm going off at the Viking Mart Dairy Queen.

WED: 9:44a.m. EMS responding signal 9 to the Rowan County Senior High School football field.  14 y/o male, down on ground, non-responsive, active seizure. — 9:50a.m. appears to have had a heat stroke/heat exhaustion, just starting to come around.  WHY? WHY is anyone out practicing in this heat?  Is a ballgame really that important in the long run? Or is the well being of the children the top priority?—-9:57a.m. Second EC unit requested signal 9 to football field, appears someone else has succumbed to the heat.  Have not heard a tone out.—think someone should be held accountable for such nonsense.—-TOTAL of 6 players taken to the hospital.  4 via ambulance and 2 taken in by their parents. 

WED: 10:39a.m. EMS, 1400 units First Responders responding to the 6600 block of US60E near DeHart’s Tire and Bible.  One vehicle injury accident, one it’s side, 2 people still inside.—-11:00a.m. Patients extricated from the vehicle.

WED 4:55p.m. SEVERE STORM hit our area.  Lots of damage reported.  Lines are down, trees across roads, etc.  US60 E at Poppy Mountain is shut down pole across road.  Buffalo Branch area has trees across the road, etc.  I lost power several times, on for the moment.

WED: 5:40p.m. Vehicle fire at Speedway.

WED: Storms rolled through twice, several units still on scene in various places with trees down everywhere, powerlines, cable, phone, etc.  A big mess.  Will update other things later, just a lot going on right now.  We loss power several times.

WED: 11:08p.m. S.O. Unit is en-ROUTE to county with a male.  He responded to a call of an intoxicated male on a bicycle in the Johnson First Church of God parking lot.  That’s where he found him.

Way too much to catch up on….Today is Friday….10:02p.m. MPD pulled over a car on McBrayer Road.  Female driver is suspended for failure to pay child support.  She’s on her way to the pokey for driving on a suspended and failure to notify DOT of address change, her companion in the car has an outstanding warrant but they can’t get to it tonight??? —- When they clear there, they have been asked to respond to Melini’s to a possible counterfeit $100 bill.  2 MPD’s out with the suspended person, a 3rd MPD said they would take care of the Melini’s call.

Urgent prayer requested for Gene McCarty, son of Eddie and Kathy Horton.  Gene was involved in a very serious motorcycle accident on I-64 in Bath County and life-flighted to U.K. Trauma with life-threatening injuries.

FRI: 10:19p.m. MPD asked to respond to I-64 Eastbound to observe for a semi all over the road.  Only unit near there is in down-town Morehead.  Semi being followed by a black suburban.  —MPD just getting on I-64, semi just passed the Morehead exit headed WestBound.—Believe it or not MPD has caught up with said semi.—10:25p.m. MPD pulling the semi over.—Driver is ok, he dropped something and was trying to pick it up and couldn’t reach it.

FRI: Appears S4 is working his rear off lately.

FRI: 10:46p.m. One MPD just radioed another one and said he got a call from someone about an extremely intoxicated male that just left Kroger Center headed into Morehead.

FRI: 10:50p.m. A 100 unit from West Liberty has tried over and over to get Morehead’s attention for about 3 minutes now.  Finally at 10:54p.m. they asked if the 100 unit from West Liberty had traffic.  He said he was doing a radio check.—People here said he was loud and clear???? Then why didn’t you answer him silly butt!

FRI: 10:54p.m. Another possible drunk driver coming into Morehead from 519, just passing Dry Creek.— 10-50 with a vehicle on US60 West at Bentley-Day Road.

FRI: Another one lodged in the pokey for being stupid without permission.

SAT: 12:14a.m. Another one in the pokey, running stop sign, possession open alcoholic beverage container, no insurance, etc., etc., etc. 

Yes,  I have it all down.  Things that have happened the past couple of days.  Just so many getting pulled over for driving on a suspended that it was getting to be crazy.  Nothing MAJOR, typical runs and fender benders and drunks beating each other’s brains out.

SUN: Heard sirens going up US60 East just as church was starting tonight about 6p.m.

SUN: Tell me how a dispatcher can NOT drop any tones and nonchalantly ask an EMS unit that was busy inside the ER and didn’t hear the call to respond to a 21 y/o female on Clearfield Hill that was 13 weeks pregnant, bleeding clots of blood, was spitting up blood and had blood in her ears!  HELLO?  Then the address was not easy to find, etc., etc.  This happened today.

JURISDICTION Rowan

MURDER 3

RAPE 5

ROBBERY 11

ASSAULT 26

BURGLARY 206

LARCENY 431

AUTO THEFT 29

ARSON TOTAL 3

Cases by individual departments.

Sheriff Dept. 40 CASES

State Police 331 Cases

Morehead City 260 Cases

Morehead State University 74 Cases