Daily Summaries

2026-02-14 06:00:25

  • Vehicle vs pedestrian — Luxe Lounge

    • Type of Incident: Vehicle vs pedestrian (possible serious)
    • Location: Luxe Lounge area (northbound side of the viaduct / Luxe Lounge)
    • Time: ~01:57–02:06
    • Details: Multiple agencies responded code 3. Unknown-age female struck by a vehicle; conscious and breathing on scene. Driver remained at scene; law enforcement had a male detained. State Troopers were notified/assist requested.

  • Possible cardiac/overdose — Famous Dave’s

    • Type of Incident: Unresponsive/possible cardiac arrest / overdose
    • Location: Famous Dave’s Barbecue, 2440 Highway 6 & 50 (east side of building)
    • Time: ~16:48–16:53
    • Details: Initial call reported person not conscious or breathing. Fire/EMS and law enforcement dispatched code 3. Patient was later seen sitting up; units cleared after checking. (Responded as a high-priority medical, ultimately not a transport/requiring ALS.)

  • Illegal/large outdoor fires and brush/ag burn responses

    • Type of Incident: Illegal campfire / uncontrolled/ag burn / tree fire
    • Locations & Times:
      • 800 S 5th Street (5th Street viaduct) — illegal homeless campfire; fire dept and law enforcement responded, access issues noted; crews located smoke and extinguished/controlled — ~10:36–10:51.
      • 3826 1/4 Road (Georgia & 1/4 Road) — reported weed/ag burn with black smoke; Brush 42 responded; incident was handled as an agricultural/controlled burn but crews monitored — ~08:32 and follow-up ~08:55.
    • Details: Fire units staged, worked with property owners and occupants. Some scenes required coordination with law enforcement for access.

  • Male discharged a flare gun in public (suspicious)

    • Type of Incident: Suspicious / potential public-safety hazard
    • Location: Zupa / 664 North Avenue area
    • Time: ~07:03
    • Details: ERP reported a male fired a flare gun at the ground, then put it in his jacket and left westbound on North Avenue. Suspect description: white male, hood up, dark navy zip-up hoodie, orange backpack. Units checked the area.

  • Multiple videotaping / harassment reports (downtown, Catholic Outreach, Walmart)

    • Type of Incident: Harassment / suspicious voyeurism / trespass
    • Locations: Catholic Outreach / Pufferbelly area (245 S 1st St); Walmart North Avenue (2881); downtown locations
    • Times: mid–late morning to afternoon (notable entries ~13:29 and ~15:23)
    • Details: Several calls reporting males filming or videotaping patrons and staff. Walmart loss-prevention and R.P.s requested trespass/contact; at least one male (Benjamin Crist) was identified and checked; another male was reported videotaping between Pufferbelly and Catholic Outreach and was checked by patrol.

  • Non-injury crash — 24½ Road & Hwy 650

    • Type of Incident: Two-vehicle crash (non‑injury reported)
    • Location: 24½ Road & Highway 650 (vehicles pulled into Famous Days parking lot)
    • Time: ~09:48
    • Details: Gray Nissan Sentra and gray Ford Fusion involved; occupants complained of neck pain but refused ambulance. One driver possibly deaf — law enforcement assisting.

  • Non-injury crash — 24 and 3/4 Road & Hwy 650

    • Type of Incident: Two-vehicle crash (trooper on scene)
    • Location: 24 & 3/4 Road & Highway 650
    • Time: ~12:17
    • Details: Reported as a two‑vehicle crash (white Jeep and truck). Trooper on scene; units handling crash investigation.

  • Possible weapon observed — Junction Apartments

    • Type of Incident: Person with firearm (suspicious/possible weapons violation)
    • Location: Junction Apartments, 200 Rood Avenue
    • Time: ~14:51
    • Details: RP reported a male holding a gun (barrel tucked under arm, possibly an old military-style AR) trying doors. Male not reportedly threatening anyone; described as 20–30-year-old white male, hoodie. Units responded.

  • Attempted/possible burglary — Ale House

    • Type of Incident: Attempted entry / suspicious person
    • Location: Ale House, 2531 North 12th Street (City Market parking lot)
    • Time: ~04:55
    • Details: RP saw a male trying to open the Ale House door then sitting on a bench nearby; male later described as ~30, blue sweater/khakis. Officers checked the area.

  • Code 6 arrest / barricade / warrants — J&M Aquatics and RV incident

    • Type of Incident: Arrests (warrants) and barricaded subject
    • Locations & Times: J&M Aquatics (11:25–11:33) — Code 6 subject (Jarrett Krug) located; River City Sportplex and nearby RV code 6 barricade later in day (~13:48–13:57)
    • Details: J&M Aquatics subject had multiple warrants (including animal control/conservation/trespass). Later in the day officers handled a barricaded Code 6 in an RV; subject was taken into custody and units cleared.

  • Multiple DUI / erratic driver reports

    • Type of Incident: DUI / erratic driving / possible impaired drivers
    • Locations & Examples:
      • Riverside Parkway & 25 Road — erratic blue Chevy Silverado (plate EHSF82) reported swerving, deputies/units followed — ~11:19–11:25.
      • Multiple other UTL/possible wrong‑way or impaired driver calls on I‑70 and Highway 6 & 50 across the day — callers reported swerving, wrong‑way travel, or near‑misses; several leads were investigated.
    • Details: Several callers reported impaired drivers; law enforcement checked and in some cases made stops or had subjects detained.

  • Evening reports — possible gunfire vs fireworks confusion

    • Type of Incident: Reports of shots / fireworks
    • Location: Multiple neighborhoods (reports near 127 F’s Drive / 29 & north / 2925 Ronda Lee, etc.)
    • Time: ~19:56 onward
    • Details: Multiple callers reported hearing sounds like shotgun blasts; officers investigated. Several of these calls were later assessed as fireworks or were not corroborated; patrols checked areas.

Notes/other items of local interest

  • Recurring false burglar alarm at a commercial location (equipment issue) was flagged by dispatch as repeated since the 5th and appears to be equipment-related.
  • Numerous welfare checks, juvenile/party disturbances, trespass and theft reports across the day — routine patrol responses and some arrests/trespasses were documented.
  • Several medical emergencies were handled throughout the day with multiple EMS units (both code 2 and code 3 responses); in many cases patients were treated on scene or refused transport.

If you want, I can produce a timeline by hour of the above notable events or extract all locations involved in the crash and fire responses for mapping.