Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 6900 block of Bank St. – around 9:30 p.m.

A 10-year-old male was reported to be short of air. EMS responded quickly to assist the child, and fire units arrived to help stabilize the situation. The young patient was transported to a medical facility for further care. The scene was cleared shortly after the child was taken for treatment.

🚒 Fire Response – 35th and 37th streets – around 9:35 p.m.

Fire crews responded to a scene involving a young male who was short of air. The scene was cleared after the individual was transported to receive medical attention. No further details about the incident were provided, but responders ensured the area was safe before leaving.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 8 mile marker on I-200 southbound – around 9:33 p.m.

A non-injury spin-out occurred involving a green Ford pickup truck. Multiple vehicles were reported to have spun out on the interstate, including a semi-truck that jackknifed on the Indiana side. Traffic was heavily impacted by these incidents, with vehicles off the roadway and some in ditches.

🚗 Injury Traffic Accident – under the overpass at I-64 southbound ramp – around 9:37 p.m.

An injury crash involving a silver Dodge Avenger with deployed airbags was reported. EMS arrived on scene to assist a patient with upper body injuries. The accident caused traffic delays in the area as responders worked to assist the injured.

🚗 Multiple Vehicle Collisions – I-64 east and westbound – around 9:37 p.m.

Several vehicles, including a sedan and a black Lincoln, were involved in accidents, with some vehicles spun out or off the roadway into ditches. The scene was marked by multiple wrecks and traffic disruptions across both directions of the interstate.

⚠️ Traffic Hazard – I-64 east and westbound – around 9:37 p.m.

Black ice caused multiple vehicles to slide and crash, including a white Chevy Silverado hit by a semi-truck. Several vehicles were off the road, creating hazardous conditions for drivers and slowing traffic significantly.

🚗 Traffic Stop and Vehicle in Ditch – ramp from 200 block of to71 – around 9:37 p.m.

A vehicle was found in a ditch on the ramp, with no injuries reported. The driver was waiting for assistance. Nearby, a green Ford F-100 was stopped on the shoulder of I-64 south at the 100 mile marker, possibly linked to previous incidents.

🚚 Semi-Truck Spun Out – Indiana side of the border – around 9:37 p.m.

A semi-truck spun out on the interstate but caused no reported damage or injuries. The vehicle remained off the roadway, and no further action was needed at that time.

🚗 Vehicle in Ditch – ramp from 200 block of to71 – around 9:37 p.m.

Another vehicle was found in a ditch at the ramp, with no injuries. The driver was waiting for pickup, and the scene was similar to other incidents caused by icy conditions.

🚗 Black Ice Spinning Out – 200 block of north near US 42 – around 9:37 p.m.

Multiple vehicles, including a black vehicle, spun out on black ice near the 35.5 mile marker. Traffic was heavily impacted, with vehicles off the roadway and delays reported across the area.

🚗 Vehicle Spinning Out – 200 block of north at the 32 mile marker – around 9:37 p.m.

Another vehicle lost control on icy roads near US 42, contributing to the ongoing traffic hazards caused by winter conditions. No injuries were reported from this incident.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic Accident – east side of the 6900 block of the overpass – around 9:07 p.m.

Multiple vehicle crashes occurred on icy roads, including a Toyota Tundra pickup truck, a Sportman, and a Chevy pickup truck. Emergency units responded to a non-injury accident involving the icy conditions, managing traffic and scene safety.

🚒 Fire Alarm – 3900 block of South Third Street – around 9:07 p.m.

A commercial fire alarm sounded at Daniel Brown Plumbing. Fire units arrived promptly to investigate and secure the premises, ensuring the safety of staff and property.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 2900 block of Bardstown Rd near Circle K – around 9:07 p.m.

A two-car collision took place amid icy conditions, with no injuries reported. Responding units assisted with scene management and clearing the roadway.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 200 block of West of Bardstown Rd – around 9:07 p.m.

An injury crash involving a pickup truck attempting to turn around and a second non-injury incident involving a vehicle hitting a cable barrier on black ice was reported. Units responded to assist and investigate.

🚚 Traffic Collision – mile marker 6.9 on northbound 71 near 64 East – around 9:07 p.m.

A semi-truck and a white Hyundai sedan collided, with the semi pulled over to the right emergency lane. Responders arrived to assist and assess the scene.

👤 Welfare Check – 4800 block of Building Way – around 9:07 p.m.

Neighbors reported flashing porch lights for about 10 minutes, prompting a welfare check. Responders investigated to ensure no one was in distress or signaling for help.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 5500 block of Ansel – around 9:07 p.m.

Units responded to reports of a possible altercation at a residence. The situation was assessed, and appropriate measures were taken to ensure safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 1500 block of River Shore Dr – around 9:07 p.m.

Multiple reports indicated individuals hanging around inside a building, possibly non-residents. Efforts were made to contact them and determine their intentions.

🚗 Traffic Incident – northbound side of 64 East near Grinstead – around 9:07 p.m.

A vehicle, possibly a semi-truck, was involved in a minor accident against the guardrail, with no injuries reported. The scene was secured and investigated.

🚓 Traffic Stop – 64 East between Grinstead and Story Ave – around 9:07 p.m.

A sedan was stopped after turning around in the middle of the roadway, causing multiple cars to back up. Responders managed the traffic and addressed the situation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Back Pain) – 2100 block of medical traffic on I-200 block of West at Bobstown Road – around 9:00 p.m.

A male patient was reported experiencing back pain. Emergency medical services and police responded to assist the individual. The situation was managed on scene, and the patient received appropriate care. No further details about injuries or transport were provided.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Chest Pain) – 2700 block of Rockford Ln, across Nose Street and Angola Road – around 9:00 p.m.

An 18-year-old female with a history of cardiac issues was reported experiencing chest pain. EMS arrived promptly to evaluate and assist the individual. She was likely stabilized on scene, with transport or further care possibly pending, though specifics were not detailed.

🚗 Traffic Collision (Multiple Vehicles) – Start of the ramp on I-64 West at Mellwood Ave – around 9:00 p.m.

Several vehicles, including a Toyota Tundra, a work van, and a Chevy pickup truck, were involved in a collision at the ramp’s entrance. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Responding units worked to clear the scene and restore traffic flow.

🔥 Fire Alarm (Fireplace) – Residence on the 810, Harvest Grove Corp. – around 9:33 p.m.

A fire was reported at a home, with concerns that a fireplace may have extended to a built-in bookcase. Fire units responded quickly to contain and extinguish the fire, preventing further damage.

⚠️ Traffic Hazard (Fuel Leak) – 2120, I-200 block of North at the 6-mile marker – around 9:33 p.m.

A possible fuel leak was reported, prompting units to respond and contain the spill. The area was secured to prevent hazards related to the leak.

⚠️ Traffic Hazard (Chemical Mitigation) – I-200 block of North at the 6-mile marker – around 9:33 p.m.

A small diesel leak was identified at the same location as the fuel leak. Responding units managed the spill to prevent environmental or traffic hazards.

🚗 Traffic Incident (Vehicles in Ditch) – 471, facing the wrong direction – around 9:33 p.m.

A vehicle was reported in a ditch, facing the wrong way. Units responded to assist the driver and ensure safety, though no injuries were specified.

🚓 Traffic Stop or BOLO (Vehicle) – 9:33 p.m.

A BOLO (Be On Lookout) was issued for a vehicle, with units advised to be alert and respond if the vehicle is spotted. No further details about the vehicle or its description were provided.

👮 Suspicious Activity (Police Detail) – 5300 block of South 3rd Street – around 9:01 p.m.

Deputies were conducting a police detail at this location. All units were instructed to return to the office by 9:15 p.m., indicating routine patrol activity.

🚓 Police Response (Assistance Needed) – Spaghetti Junction – around 9:01 p.m.

Officers were called to assist with managing traffic and making announcements due to icy roads and sliding vehicles. The response aimed to prevent accidents and ensure public safety.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic Accident – I-64 East at the nine mile marker – around 8:37 p.m.

Multiple non-injury vehicle crashes occurred on I-64 East involving a Toyota Prius, a red F-150, and a white pickup truck. Responders, including EMS and police units, are working to assist stranded motorists, check for injuries, and clear the roadway to restore traffic flow.

🚗 Traffic Accident – I-64 East at the nine mile marker – around 8:37 p.m.

A second non-injury crash involving a Toyota Prius and a red F-150 took place at the same location. Emergency teams are assisting with vehicle removal and managing traffic to prevent further congestion.

🚗 Traffic Incident – South Harris Point Parkway at Fenwick Creek Pl – around 8:37 p.m.

A disabled vehicle, a black Ford Fusion, is blocking the southbound lanes. Responders are on scene to assist the driver and clear the roadway to ensure safe passage.

🚧 Traffic Hazard – 71 North near 265 – around 8:37 p.m.

A spinning vehicle is blocking a lane just before the highway interchange, facing the wrong direction. Responders are working to clear the scene and assist the driver to prevent further accidents.

🚧 Traffic Hazard – 71 North and South near the 200 block area – around 8:37 p.m.

Multiple vehicles, including a pickup truck and a dark sedan, are spun around and blocking lanes on both directions of 71 near the area. Responders are actively working to clear the scene and assist involved drivers.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 200 block of south of Dixie Hwy – around 8:37 p.m.

A domestic complaint involves a homeless individual possibly threatening others. Responders are conducting a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) run and investigating the situation to ensure safety.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 3C – around 8:37 p.m.

A woman is refusing to give her child to her mother during a domestic incident. Responders are holding the call for further investigation and intervention.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 3C – around 8:37 p.m.

Another domestic call at the same location reports a woman refusing to release her child. Responders are actively holding the incident for resolution.

🚨 Burglary Alarm – 1C – around 8:37 p.m.

Responders are checking a commercial property after a burglar alarm was triggered, to ensure the premises are secure and investigate any potential intrusion.

👤 Suspicious Activity – Intersection – around 8:37 p.m.

A caller reports a suspicious vehicle, possibly a white SUV with lights on, sitting at an intersection. Responders are assessing the situation to determine if further action is needed.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical emergency – 2000 block of Willard and Bernheim – around 8:30 p.m.

Responding units assisted a 36-year-old male experiencing chest pains and shortness of breath. The patient was evaluated on scene and was in the process of being cleared when units completed their assistance.

🚑 Medical emergency – 4600 block of Brownsboro Rd – around 8:34 p.m.

EMS was dispatched to a fall with unknown injuries at this location. The scene was later cleared and made temporarily out of service after the patient was assessed.

🚑 Medical emergency – South 27th and West Broadway – around 8:35 p.m.

A male was reported to be possibly having a seizure in front of a local fast-food restaurant. Responding units arrived promptly and the scene was placed in service after evaluation.

🚗 Injury accident – 64 West at Mellwood Ave – around 8:35 p.m.

A vehicle spun out and went into the ditch along this roadway. No EMS was needed, and units responded to secure the scene and assist with traffic control.

🚧 Traffic incident – near I-64 West at Mellwood Ave – around 8:35 p.m.

A vehicle was pulled onto the shoulder due to a roadway smell, with no injuries reported. Responders checked the scene but did not find any hazards or injuries.

🚗 Traffic accident – 200 block of Westbound I-64 near Newberg and Bardstown Rd – around 8:57 p.m.

Multiple vehicles were involved in a crash on the highway. No EMS was required, but units responded to assist with scene management and traffic flow.

🚑 Medical complaint – ramp from I-64 West to 65 North – around 9:00 p.m.

A male was reported to be experiencing back pain. EMS was requested to evaluate and check for injuries at the scene.

🔥 Fire in wall – 800 block of Harvest Grove Way – around 9:02 p.m.

A fire was discovered in the wall of a residence, suspected to originate from the fireplace. Fire units responded quickly, successfully extinguishing the blaze and ensuring the safety of the home.

👤 Suspicious vehicle – South Third Street near Subway – around 8:31 p.m.

A blue Dodge Charger, registered to a male subject with Kentucky license plate Robert 306, was seen behind the Subway. The vehicle was located and the subject was verified, with no further issues reported.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – Data Vault Dr at North English Station – around 8:15 p.m.

Responders responded to a fire alarm at a two-story commercial building. Upon arrival, they confirmed the building had not been evacuated and found no signs of fire or smoke. Multiple fire units were involved in the investigation, which concluded the alarm was false or caused by a malfunction.

🔥 Residential Fire Alarm – 2000 block of Creek Grove – around 8:28 p.m.

Firefighters investigated a fire alarm at a four-story residential building. After a thorough check, they found no evidence of fire or smoke, indicating a false alarm or equipment issue.

🍳 Food on Stove – residential area – around 8:33 p.m.

Responders were called to a report of food left cooking on a stove on the second floor of a residence. After arriving, they confirmed there was no fire or hazard present, and the situation was safely resolved.

🚗 Reckless Driver – near Pee-wee and Cherokee – around 8:07 p.m.

A red pickup truck loaded with firewood was seen swerving in traffic, running a stop sign, and last seen heading southbound on Pee-wee from Cherokee near Peeley Rees Road. Units attempted to locate the vehicle but were unable to find it.

🚓 Attempted Break-in – 2800 block of De Mel Ave – around 8:20 p.m.

A report came in of a male suspect trying to break into a residence while the occupant was home. Responders confirmed the address was in the search division, and the incident was cleared with no suspects present.

👤 Suspicious Person – Hawthorne area – around 8:21 p.m.

A suspicious individual was reported refusing to leave a location for two hours. Described as a black male wearing an orange reflector vest with yellow stripes and red pants, the person was seen on Hawthorne in beat four.

🏠 Domestic Trouble – Titan Dr at 9500 block – around 8:10 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a domestic disturbance involving a 41-year-old male making threats to harm himself and being aggressive toward his mother. The situation was handled by responding units to ensure safety.

🛍️ Shoplifting – J.C. Penney at Elfmore Mall – near Shelbyville Rd – around 8:10 p.m.

Loss prevention detained a shoplifter in the back of the store. No additional details were provided, but the suspect was taken into custody.

🚙 Suspicious Vehicle – near 71 North – around 8:07 p.m.

A possible impaired driver in a blue Honda Vendee van with Kentucky plate 356XYS was last seen heading off around the five-mile mark. Units attempted to locate the vehicle but were unsuccessful.

🚗 Stolen Vehicle/Break-in – area details not specified – around 8:20 p.m.

A report of a stolen vehicle and break-in was received, but no further details are available at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Elevator Rescue – King Elementary School, 4300 block of Vermont Ave – around 8:00 p.m.

Emergency responders were called to assist a person trapped in an elevator at the school. They successfully removed the individual from the third floor without any reports of distress. Multiple rescue units responded and the situation was resolved promptly, allowing the elevator to be put back into service.

🔥 Elevator Rescue – 200 block of South 4th Street, UofL Community Park Dorm – around 8:05 p.m.

Another elevator rescue took place at the university dormitory. Responders freed a person from the fourth floor elevator without incident. The individual was safely removed, and the units cleared the scene shortly after, resuming normal operations.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Vehicle Pursuit – Southside and Walmsdale, 200 block of W W Southland Blvd – from around 8:01 p.m. to 8:31 p.m.

Multiple police units initiated a traffic stop involving a gray SUV with no license plate. The vehicle was suspected of being stolen or linked to suspect activity. Officers engaged in a pursuit and coordinated efforts to intercept and investigate the vehicle. The incident concluded with citations issued and the vehicle cleared from the scene.

🔍 Suspicious Vehicle / BOLO – 200 block of W W Southland Blvd – from around 8:01 p.m. to 8:31 p.m.

Officers observed a gray SUV matching a description linked to ongoing investigations. Checks confirmed the vehicle’s suspicious status, and officers tracked and cleared the scene. No further incidents were reported related to this vehicle.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 2300 block of South36th Street – around 7:35 p.m.

Responders assisted a 28-year-old male experiencing a hostile seizure. Fire units arrived quickly and provided necessary care. EMS was called to the scene but was canceled after the individual was stabilized and the scene was secured. The situation was handled with compassion and professionalism.

🚨 Fire Alarm – 4200 block of Bunton Ct – around 7:38 p.m.

An overhead door alarm was triggered at this location, causing concern for a possible fire or unauthorized entry. Upon investigation, responders determined the alarm was false and canceled the response. No damage or injuries were reported.

🚗 Traffic Accident – Northbound Lincoln Bridge at 565 – around 7:38 p.m.

A minor, non-injury collision occurred on the northbound Lincoln Bridge. The vehicle involved was on the right shoulder, and traffic was minimally affected. Responders ensured the scene was safe and cleared the roadway promptly.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 9200 block of Fairridge Dr – around 7:38 p.m.

A domestic trouble call involved a death notification, with parties separated at the scene. Responders arrived to provide support and ensure safety. No further details were provided, but the situation was managed with care.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 1900 block of Goldsmith Ln – around 7:38 p.m.

Residents reported banging and possible beating noises, raising concerns about trouble. Responders checked the area but did not find definitive evidence of an incident. The situation remains under observation.

🚶‍♂️ Vehicle versus Pedestrian – 3700 block of Lentz Ave – around 7:38 p.m.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle, which was still running at the scene. The pedestrian may have been involved in a hit-and-run, with the driver fleeing on foot. The individual was conscious, breathing, and suffering from knee pain. EMS provided aid and transported the patient for further care.

🚗 Hit-and-Run – Southern Heights – around 7:38 p.m.

A vehicle involved in a hit-and-run incident was still at the scene, with the driver having fled on foot. Responders are investigating and searching for the suspect. The vehicle remains at large.

🏥 Injury Accident – Lentz Ave – around 7:38 p.m.

A person with knee pain was found lying in the street, conscious and breathing. Responders assessed the individual and provided necessary medical assistance. The scene was secured for further investigation.

👤 Welfare Check – Cross streets near unknown location – around 7:38 p.m.

A male was reported possibly sleeping covered in blankets. Responders issued a BOLO and checked the area but did not locate any immediate danger. The individual’s safety was confirmed.

🩹 Domestic Disturbance – Unspecified location – around 7:38 p.m.

A report involved a female with a head injury and chest pain, possibly from hitting her head. Responders arrived to provide medical aid and ensure her safety. Further assistance was arranged as needed.

🔊 Fire Alarm – 4200 block of Bunton Ct – around 7:38 p.m.

Another overhead door alarm was triggered at this location, but responders determined it was false and canceled the response. No injuries or damage occurred.

🚧 Domestic Trouble – 1900 block of Goldsmith Ln – around 7:38 p.m.

A noise complaint involving banging and beating was reported. Responders arrived to find parties separated, and no further disturbances were observed. The situation was resolved peacefully.

🚓 Routine Checks and Traffic Stops – Various locations including 170, 174, 173, 119, 216 – around 7:38 p.m.

Multiple units conducted routine traffic stops and welfare checks across different areas. These efforts help maintain safety and order within the community.

⚠️ Death Notification – Unspecified location – around 7:38 p.m.

A deputy responded to deliver a death notification. Details remain private, but responders handled the situation with sensitivity and professionalism.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – Main and Clay, 600 block of E Main St – around 7:31 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a fire alarm at a multi-storey, fire-resistant building. When units arrived, nothing was showing from the south or east sides, and the fire was quickly contained. Crews went in service around 8:01 p.m., ensuring the scene was safe and secure.

🚗 Car versus Pedestrian Accident – Linn’s Avenue across West Southern Heights and Strader Ave – around 7:31 p.m.

A collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian occurred at this intersection. Emergency responders arrived to assist, and the male pedestrian was found to be conscious and breathing. The situation was stabilized, and the individual was likely transported for further evaluation.

⚠️ Medical Seizure – Highwood Dr, near the 34-year-old male – around 7:31 p.m.

Emergency medical services responded to assist a man experiencing hostile seizures on the stairs to the left on Highwood Dr. When EMS arrived, the patient was no longer present, indicating he may have been transported or moved prior to their arrival.

🏥 Welfare Check / Transport – W Southland Blvd and South 3rd Street – around 7:31 p.m.

Units were dispatched to assist with transport involving a person of interest or suspect, who was on a BOLO. Multiple units responded but canceled the call once the situation was clarified, indicating no further action was needed at that time.

🚓 Vehicle Stop / BOLO – South 1st Street at Midchurch Avenue – around 7:31 p.m.

A white Nissan Sentra with Utah plates was stopped during a traffic stop. Additionally, a red Chrysler with no license tag was also stopped nearby. These stops were part of ongoing investigations or alerts.

🚙 Traffic Stop / Vehicle BOLO – South 3rd Street at Amherst – around 7:31 p.m.

A gray Dodge pickup with Kentucky plates was stopped at this intersection. The vehicle matched a BOLO, prompting the traffic stop by responding units.

🚓 Multiple Traffic Stops Resolved – Various locations – around 7:36 p.m.

Several traffic stops and BOLOs were resolved during this period. Units cleared from the scene shortly after, indicating the incidents were concluded without further issues.

👤 Suspicious Activity / Location Check – Southside and Walmsdale – around 7:31 p.m.

Responders checked on a black Toyota Corolla parked next to addresses 44 and 45. No issues were reported, and the area was deemed clear after the check.

⚠️ Intersection Clarification / Routine Traffic – Southside and Arbor – around 7:31 p.m.

Units attempted to clarify the location at this intersection due to some confusion. No incidents or issues were reported beyond routine traffic stops and chatter, indicating normal activity in the area.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 600 block of E Main St, across from North Hancock and North Clay – around 7:30 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a fire alarm at a multi-story, fire-resistant building. Upon arrival, units confirmed that the fire was contained within a limited section of the structure, with no visible flames from the south or east sides. The scene was secured and units were in service shortly after their arrival.

🔥 Commercial Fire – 600 block of E Main St, across from North Hancock and North Clay – around 7:30 p.m.

At the same location, fire units responded to a commercial fire incident. Crews arrived to find a scene involving a fire alarm at a business, and they quickly worked to contain the situation. The fire was confined to the building, and no injuries were reported at this time.

🚶‍♂️ Vehicle versus Pedestrian – 3700 block of Eline Ave, across West London Heights and Strader Ave – around 7:31 p.m.

Emergency responders responded to a non-injury accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. A male pedestrian was struck but remained conscious and breathing. The scene was secured, and the individual was assessed on scene. No further injuries were reported.

🚗 Vehicle Crash with Possible Injury – 10800 block of Grafton Hall Rd – around 7:58 p.m.

A resident’s SUV went off the roadway and struck a telephone pole. Responders arrived to find the vehicle damaged and a person walking around the scene, possibly the driver. The individual was not injured but was observed walking near the vehicle as crews worked to secure the area.

🚙 Injury Accident – 10800 block of Grafton Hall Rd – around 8:14 p.m.

A separate call involved a non-injury vehicle accident on the same road. A 45-year-old woman was inside a navy blue or black vehicle and was conscious when emergency crews arrived. She was evaluated but did not sustain injuries requiring transport.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance or Suspicious Activity – 10200 block of Dixie Hwy – around 7:58 p.m.

Responders were called to a disturbance involving a male suspect described as light-skinned with a mustache, wearing a tear jacket and blue jeans. He was seen passing Ethone in the direction of Valley High School Park, carrying a blue bag and a black backpack. The situation was under investigation, with no immediate threat reported.

🔊 Suspicious Activity – Near Woodbine and Eddy St – around 7:58 p.m.

Multiple reports came in about subjects screaming through alleys all day. Witnesses described two white females, one in a gray hoodie and the other in a black coat, acting suspiciously. The area was monitored, but no immediate incidents were reported.

👤 Welfare Check – 400 block of Northgate Rd – around 7:58 p.m.

A welfare check was requested for a 34-year-old man experiencing suicidal ideations. The individual was last seen the previous morning, and responders are working to ensure his safety. No further details on his condition are available at this time.

🚘 Suspicious Vehicle – General area near 7:23 p.m.

A BOLO was issued for a black Dodge Caravan with Kentucky tags Nora 9 Mary. The vehicle was reported as suspicious, and authorities are actively searching for it to ensure public safety.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Incident – 800 block of S S S Jackson St – around 7:01 p.m.

Emergency services responded to a residential fire involving three individuals. Fire units arrived quickly and managed to establish control over the blaze. The incident required coordinated efforts to ensure everyone’s safety and to contain the fire within the residence.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – 600 block of E Main St – around 7:04 p.m.

A commercial building on E Main St triggered a fire alarm, prompting a response from fire units. The alarm was likely caused by an incident inside the business, and responders checked the premises to confirm safety and prevent further damage.

🔥 Structure Fire – 41, 28 large town road, near Fairland Ave and Beech Ave – around 7:12 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a storage facility with smoke visible at the back of the building. The fire involved an electric utility pole and a gas transformer, which required utility companies to be notified and to secure the scene. Multiple fire units, including Battalion 72 and Battalion 71, responded to contain the situation.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 7600 block of Pintail Dr – around 7:04 p.m.

A 63-year-old male experiencing significant health issues was attended to by EMS. The patient’s condition prompted a prompt response to provide necessary medical assistance.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 7600 block of Pintail Dr – around 7:09 p.m.

A 72-year-old female showing signs of a possible stroke was evaluated by EMS. Rapid response was crucial to address her medical needs and ensure she received appropriate care.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 7600 block of Pintail Dr – around 7:11 p.m.

A collision involving a vehicle and a utility pole was reported, prompting a response from fire and EMS units. The scene required careful management to assist the injured and address any hazards caused by the crash.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 67 Holman on Baringer Ave – around 7:33 p.m.

An 89-year-old woman experiencing chest pain was attended to by EMS. Her condition was serious, and responders provided immediate medical care to stabilize her.

🔥 Utility and Fire Response – 41, 28 large town road, near Fairland Ave and Beech Ave – around 7:12 p.m.

Multiple units responded to a fire at a storage facility involving smoke and a minor gas leak. Utility companies were notified to handle the electrical and gas hazards, ensuring safety for all involved.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 67 Holman on Baringer Ave – around 7:33 p.m.

EMS responded again to assist an elderly female with chest pain, providing critical care during this urgent medical situation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire alarm – 35 West Broadway – around 6:49 p.m.

Responding units were dispatched to a commercial building after smoke detectors were triggered on the sixth floor. The initial assessment showed no visible signs of fire from the outside, but a working fire was later confirmed at 29 S Jackson St in a one-story frame structure. Fire crews conducted a secondary search and found no extension of the fire. Arson investigators were requested to determine the cause.

🏥 Medical emergency – 7000 block of S S Jackson St – around 6:38 p.m.

A 77-year-old woman was experiencing elevated blood pressure that was still rising despite medication. EMS responded to assist her, but there was no immediate indication of injuries or need for transport. The situation was stabilized on scene.

👤 Child welfare check – 900 block of South 1st Street – around 6:38 p.m.

A two-year-old Hispanic girl was found walking alone in the street, wearing a red sweatshirt. The child was non-verbal, and the person with her identified as a coroner. Responding units confirmed the child’s safety and found no signs of trouble before clearing the scene.

🚗 Traffic collision – Norton Healthcare Blvd – around 6:38 p.m.

Two vehicles, a black Toyota Highlander and a gray or blue Chevrolet Malibu, were involved in a non-injury crash. One person appeared to have a possible broken wrist. Responders secured the scene and assisted those involved.

🏠 Domestic disturbance – 3500 block of Powell Ave – around 6:38 p.m.

A domestic incident involved a man pushing a woman through a wall, resulting in a bruised arm. Police units arrived, stabilized the scene, and the suspect remained on scene until the situation was under control, after which they canceled their response.

⚠️ Suspicious activity – Fairdale area – around 6:38 p.m.

Reports indicated armed, possibly intoxicated individuals inside a house, with a white SUV nearby. Responding units confirmed issues related to eviction and cleared after assessing the scene.

🚙 Suspicious vehicle – Fairdale area – around 6:38 p.m.

A BOLO was issued for a white SUV with two men who entered a house armed and possibly intoxicated. Responders located the vehicle and confirmed the scene, then cleared without further incident.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 1200 block of S Shelby St. – around 6:31 p.m.

A 36-year-old male experienced a cardiac arrest but was breathing when EMS arrived. Responding units quickly provided medical aid, and the patient was stabilized on scene. The emergency response was prompt, with multiple units attending to the individual’s heart issues. The patient was transported for further care.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 300 block of West Broadway – around 7:01 p.m.

A commercial fire alarm was triggered at the Brown Hotel, with smoke detectors activating on the sixth floor. Multiple fire units responded to investigate, and a working structure fire was reported. Firefighters worked to contain the situation, though no visible signs of fire were seen from certain directions. The situation was brought under control without further incident.

🔥 Structure Fire – 800 block of S S Jackson St. – around 7:01 p.m.

A multi-story fire broke out at a motel near S S Jackson St. Fire crews responded to a working fire, focusing on the south wall at the front of the building. Crews laid into the rear and conducted primary searches to ensure everyone was safe. The fire was actively being contained, and no injuries were reported at this time.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 3100 block of Whetstone Way, Cherry Parkstone Drive – around 6:34 p.m.

An 81-year-old woman was found unconscious with a heart rate dropping to 35. EMS responded swiftly with medical alarms and gained access using a lockbox. She was assessed on scene and transported for further treatment. Responders provided critical care during the incident.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 10800 block of Grafton Hall Rd. – around 7:04 p.m.

A sport utility vehicle ran off the road and collided with a telephone pole. Responding units checked the pole for damage and assessed the scene for hazards, including low-hanging wires. The area was secured to ensure safety while investigating the incident.

👤 Welfare Check or Suspicious Activity – 200 block of Abraham Flexner Way – around 6:31 p.m.

Units responded to reports of suspicious activity involving a white Chevy Cruze with Kentucky tags, possibly for a welfare check. The vehicle was located near Southside Dr in Arbor, and responders continued their assessment until reaching the 2200 block. No further details were provided, but the situation was monitored closely.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – across from 1500 block of [Street Name] – around 6:06 p.m.

Responders were called to a building near the 1500 block of [Street Name] for a patient in an apartment. The details are unclear, but it involved either a medical concern or a fire. Fortunately, the patient was reported to be okay, with no further information available at this time.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 4500 block of Central Court near Beacon Hill Dr – around 6:13 p.m.

A 39-year-old female experienced a severe headache or possible stroke symptoms. Emergency units arrived quickly, and the patient was alert upon assessment. She was stabilized and transported for further care.

🏥 Medical Emergency – at 26th and South 25th – around 6:24 p.m.

A 52-year-old man was reported to be having a heart attack at his residence. First responders arrived to find him experiencing chest pains. He was assessed and is currently in stable condition.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Berger King at Dixie Hwy and Park Rd – around 6:30 p.m.

A 36-year-old male was suffering from chest pains when emergency units responded. The patient was alert and received medical attention on scene.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 1200 block of S Shelby St No. 2 – around 6:35 p.m.

A patient went into cardiac arrest at this location. EMS arrived promptly and responded to the scene. The patient was later noted as being fine and OK after initial concerns.

🔊 Suspicious Activity – 1400 block of Squaredale Road – around 6:24 p.m.

Neighbors reported armed men breaking into a house, possibly intoxicated. Two suspects were inside the residence, which had been evicted. Police units confirmed the scene and found armed suspects present.

🚗 Traffic Collision – 4800 block of Norton Healthcare Blvd – around 6:24 p.m.

A two-vehicle crash involving a black Toyota Highlander and a gray/blue Chevy occurred. One person sustained a possible broken wrist. First responders secured the scene and assisted those involved.

👤 Welfare Check – 9800 block of Turnpike View Dr – around 6:08 p.m.

A young child called 911 from a cell phone, but no further details were provided. Authorities are reviewing the situation for any immediate concerns.

🚨 Disturbance/Domestic Violence – 1200 block of South 1st Street – around 6:20 p.m.

A loud argument was reported, with possible domestic violence. A male was seen hitting a female, and both parties were arguing loudly. Responders arrived, separated the individuals, and noted threats of harm.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚶‍♂️ Welfare Check – 100 block of Bank St. – around 6:08 p.m.

Responding officers arrived to assess a male who expressed suicidal intentions. The individual was reportedly heading to a shelter, and multiple units responded to ensure his safety. A B car was involved for documentation purposes, and the situation was resolved without further incident.

🚶‍♂️ Welfare Check – 1400 block of North 4th Street near the courthouse – around 6:08 p.m.

Units responded to assist a person described as a black male with dark clothing, one eye, walking with a cane, requesting help to reach a shelter. The individual was evaluated and assisted by responding personnel.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 4300 block of W W Muhammad Ali Blvd. – around 6:13 p.m.

A report was received about a small white vehicle possibly involved in suspicious activity in the area. Responding units checked the location but no further issues were reported at this time.

👧 Missing Person/Welfare Check – 1100 block of West Broadway – around 6:13 p.m.

A juvenile wearing a red jacket, gray sweatpants, with ginger hair tipped in red, was last seen possibly fleeing from a group home in Illinois. Units responded to locate and assist the individual, but no further details were provided.

🗣️ Disturbance – 4300 block of W W Muhammad Ali Blvd. – around 6:13 p.m.

A complaint was made about a black male with a small white vehicle involved in a disturbance or suspicious activity near the same area. Responding officers checked the scene but found no ongoing issues.

🚶‍♂️ Welfare Check – 1100 block of West Broadway – around 6:15 p.m.

Units responded to a person held for welfare reasons, possibly a juvenile runaway. The individual was evaluated and taken into custody for further assistance.

🚶‍♂️ Welfare Check – 1100 block of West Broadway – around 6:15 p.m.

Another welfare concern involved an agitated person, possibly a runaway, being held at the scene. Responders provided support and ensured the individual’s safety.

🚶‍♂️ Welfare Check – 1100 block of West Broadway – around 6:15 p.m.

Multiple units responded to welfare concerns involving a juvenile runaway at the same location. The situation was managed, and the scene was later cleared.

🔄 Follow-up and Scene Clearance – 1100 block of West Broadway – around 6:18 p.m.

Units completed their welfare check operations and cleared the scene, with no further issues reported.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – near 15-01 – around 6:01 p.m.

A 21-year-old female was experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath at an office building. Emergency medical services responded promptly, checked her condition, and confirmed the scene was safe.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 45-18 Central Court – around 6:01 p.m.

A 40-year-old male with a severe headache or possible stroke was attended to by EMS. They responded quickly to assess his condition and provide necessary care.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 2500 block of Hurtle Street – around 6:01 p.m.

A 39-year-old female who had fainted but was now alert and experiencing shortness of breath was assisted by emergency responders. They evaluated her condition on scene.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 3900 block of Dixie Hwy – around 6:01 p.m.

A 36-year-old male reported his heart didn’t feel right. EMS responded to evaluate his symptoms and provide appropriate treatment.

🔥 Hazardous Leak – 7400 block of Trade Port – around 6:04 p.m.

Responders detected a strong smell of pneumonia, indicating a possible leak. Multiple fire units arrived to assess the situation, using meters to confirm the presence of the leak and ensure safety at the scene.

🚓 Welfare Check / Suspicious Activity – 5th and Florence, Kentucky 376 – around 6:02 p.m.

Officers attempted to serve a warrant at the 500 block of West Hill. They responded to a suspicious vehicle, a white Dodge Charger, and coordinated with nearby units for a BOLO and vehicle check, involving a vehicle on Keeble as well.

🚓 BOLO Alert – 500 block of West Hill and Keeble – around 6:02 p.m.

A white Dodge Charger and another vehicle on Keeble are being actively sought in connection with the warrant service. Officers are en route to locate these vehicles, with a key available for the Charger.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚶‍♂️ Foot Pursuit – 5100 block of Dixie Hwy – around 5:38 p.m.

Multiple police units were involved in a foot chase at the Thorntons located on Dixie Hwy. The suspect is described as a Black male wearing a bloodhound hoodie, heading toward Dixie and Helen. The pursuit was intense, with officers actively searching the area for the individual. The situation remains ongoing as authorities work to locate the suspect and ensure public safety.

🚶‍♂️ Foot Pursuit – 7900 block of Bardstown Rd – around 5:38 p.m.

Officers responded to a report of a suspect fleeing from a store on Bardstown Rd. The individual is described as a White male wearing a black Puma hoodie and social merchandise. Multiple units are searching the vicinity for the shoplifter, who fled the scene after the incident. Authorities are actively looking for the suspect to prevent further criminal activity.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – 7900 block of Bardstown Rd – around 5:38 p.m.

Units are investigating reports of suspicious behavior involving a shoplifter who fled from a store on Bardstown Rd. The suspect is described as a White male with a black hoodie. Officers are canvassing the area to locate the individual and ensure the safety of local businesses and residents.

📻 Routine Radio Chatter – Various locations – around 5:38 p.m.

Multiple police units are clearing calls and updating their status. No specific incidents are currently active, and officers are maintaining communication as they complete ongoing patrol duties and investigations.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (possible stroke) – 3700 block of W W Wheatmore Dr – around 5:30 p.m.

A 63-year-old man with a recent leg amputation was found outside the residence exhibiting incoherent and slurred speech. EMS responded promptly and transported the patient for further care. The incident highlights the importance of quick medical response for stroke symptoms.

🏥 Medical Emergency (chest pain, shortness of air) – 1500 block of Bellamy Pl – around 6:05 p.m.

A young woman in her early twenties was experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing when EMS was called to assist. She was evaluated on scene and transported for medical treatment. First responders continue to assist residents with urgent health concerns.

🚒 Fire Alarm (residential) – Lauderdale – around 5:42 p.m.

A kitchen fire was reported at a residence, but the occupant was able to extinguish the flames before fire units arrived. EMS was called to treat smoke inhalation. The situation was contained quickly, preventing further damage.

🚨 Suspicious Activity / Robbery – 11 Southbrook Street – around 5:38 p.m.

Store employees reported signs of a possible robbery at Steller General, with the store sign upside down and a masked individual in army fatigues inside. A female cashier was seen going through the register, raising concerns of an active theft. Police are investigating the scene.

👤 Welfare Check – 1800 block of Standard Ave, number 25 – around 5:29 p.m.

Authorities responded to a welfare check for a male resident, possibly related to a prior domestic disturbance. The individual was assessed and assisted as needed, ensuring his safety.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 6300 block of Triplett Dr – around 5:47 p.m.

A daughter was causing a disturbance at her home, attempting to destroy property. She was identified as having a mood disorder and was transported by EMS for evaluation. The situation was stabilized with police and medical assistance.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 200 block of West at Taylorsville – around 5:55 p.m.

A black Ford Expedition with a Black male driver refused to exit the vehicle during a traffic stop. The vehicle was pulled over with hazards on, and officers are investigating further.

🚓 Traffic Stop and BOLO – Stone St – around 5:55 p.m.

A white Mazda CX-9 was seen driving recklessly southbound on Stone St. The vehicle, with Kentucky tags, is possibly involved in reckless driving, prompting a traffic stop and a BOLO alert for the vehicle.

👦 Suspicious Juveniles / Disorderly Conduct – 9,500 block of Civic Way – around 5:35 p.m.

Approximately ten juveniles were seen going door-to-door and causing a disturbance in the neighborhood. Authorities responded to address the disorderly conduct and ensure community safety.

💳 Possible Theft or Fraud – location unspecified – around 5:33 p.m.

Reports indicate a fraudulent use of a credit card, though details are limited. Investigators are looking into the incident to determine the nature of the activity.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 35 Glenwood Rd, Crestline – around 5:50 p.m.

Responders assisted a 70-year-old female who had fallen next to her bed. Multiple fire and rescue units responded to provide a lift assist and ensure her safety. The patient was evaluated on scene, and assistance was provided to help her safely return to a comfortable position.

🔥 Fire/Rescue Response – 200 block of Preston Hwy – around 5:35 p.m.

Fire units responded to a large incident involving a fall and possible injury on the highway. Crews arrived to assist a 70-year-old male who had fallen, with reports of a large gasser above the eyes. Multiple fire engines worked to stabilize the scene and provide necessary medical aid. The scene was managed efficiently, and units remained on scene until about 6:05 p.m.

🚗 Police Pursuit – 6800 block of Homestead – around 5:32 p.m.

Officers attempted to stop a black Ford F-100 with Kentucky temporary tags involved in a hit-and-run on 7th street near Central. The suspect vehicle, described as a yellow Cadillac, fled the scene. Police coordinated efforts with nearby units to locate the vehicle, which was last seen heading through the area. The pursuit was ongoing as officers searched for the suspect.

👟 Foot Pursuit – 1500 block of Dixie Hwy – from 5:36 p.m. to 5:39 p.m.

Two police units engaged in a foot chase in the vicinity of Dixie Hwy. The pursuit was brief but intense, with officers actively tracking a suspect before clearing the scene a few minutes later. No further details on the suspect were provided.

🔍 Suspicious Activity/Vehicle – 6800 block of Homestead – around 5:32 p.m.

Officers observed a hit-and-run involving a yellow Cadillac fleeing the scene, along with a Toyota Camry involved in the incident. Units patrolled nearby side streets attempting to locate the suspect vehicle, which was seen fleeing the area shortly after the collision. The area was under watch as efforts to locate the vehicle continued.

👩 Welfare Check – 35 Glenwood Rd, Crestline – around 5:35 p.m.

Responders checked on a 70-year-old female who had fallen at her residence. Concerns about her well-being prompted a welfare check, and assistance was provided to ensure she was safe and stable. The situation was resolved with the patient receiving appropriate care.

🚨 Disturbance/Holdup – Del Rio, Alar General – around 5:32 p.m.

Police responded to a holdup at Alar General after a report of a recent robbery. Officers arrived quickly to secure the scene and gather information. The incident is under investigation, and no injuries were reported at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Muhammad Ali Center lobby – around 5:15 p.m.

A 45-year-old man was found inside the lobby of the Muhammad Ali Center, exhibiting signs of suicidal thoughts and hearing voices. EMS and police responded promptly to assist and evaluate his condition. The individual was stabilized and transported for further care.

🚒 Elevator Rescue – UofL office building on Crop St east Chestnut – around 5:16 p.m.

Fire units responded to a report of two people trapped between the 2nd and 3rd floors of a downtown office building. Crews successfully removed one occupant from the elevator shaft, ensuring their safety. The other individual was assisted out without injury.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Utah Ave condos – around 5:29 p.m.

A 40-year-old male was found unconscious in a white van outside the condos on Utah Ave. He was experiencing a seizure, prompting EMS to respond quickly. He was stabilized and transported for medical evaluation.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 3700 block of W W Wheatmore Dr – around 5:33 p.m.

A 63-year-old man with a leg amputation was found incoherent, possibly suffering a stroke. EMS responded to provide urgent care and transport the patient to a medical facility for further treatment.

👤 Welfare Check – Frankfort Ave location – around 5:13 p.m.

A 16-year-old female was reported missing by her mother. Authorities conducted a welfare check and confirmed she was believed to be with Zariah Wright. No further issues were reported at the scene.

👤 Welfare Check – Demaree Tennyson location – around 5:16 p.m.

A 13-year-old girl was the subject of a missing persons report. Police checked on her well-being and found no signs of distress or harm.

👤 Welfare Check – Rosemont area – around 5:20 p.m.

A subject was seen cleaning out a backyard before moving. The check revealed no injuries or disturbances, and the individual appeared to be preparing for a move.

🚚 Suspicious Vehicle & Accident – I-200 south of the 17-mile marker – around 5:20 p.m.

A red and black semi-truck was seen with items flying off as it traveled, raising suspicion. Nearby, a silver pickup truck was involved in an accident with the semi-truck. Authorities responded to the scene to assess the situation.

🚚 Suspicious Vehicle & Accident – I-200 south of the 17-mile marker – around 5:21 p.m.

A report from a radio dispatcher confirmed a suspicious semi-truck with debris flying off. The vehicle was involved in a crash with a silver pickup truck, prompting a response from police units to investigate.

🚗 Traffic Collision – Preston Hwy near a store – around 5:08 p.m.

A hit-and-run incident occurred involving a blue Hyundai Sonata. The vehicle that fled the scene has not been identified. No injuries were reported at the scene.

🚗 Traffic Collision – 9-11 grade lane – around 5:08 p.m.

A collision took place involving a blue Kia Forza and a silver Chevy near the UPS World War facility. No injuries were reported, and officers responded to document the incident.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 2400 block of Barsound Road – around 5:10 p.m.

Two vehicles, including a white car with a red ramp, collided with no injuries reported. The scene was secured, and traffic was unaffected.

🚚 Traffic Crash – I-200 south of the 17-mile marker – around 5:10 p.m.

A semi-truck and a silver pickup truck were involved in a crash on the interstate. Responding units assessed the scene, and no injuries were noted at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 1700 block of Tyler Ln near Ascension High School – around 5:01 p.m.

A 27-year-old woman was reported to be experiencing chest pain, which appeared serious. Emergency medical services responded to assess and assist the patient, who was in a potentially critical condition due to her symptoms.

🔥 Structure Fire – 400 block of North25th Street – around 5:01 p.m.

A fire was reported at this location, with arson investigators requesting a callback from responding units. There were no visible flames at the scene upon arrival, but the fire department responded with multiple units and an ETA of about 20 minutes for further assessment.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 100 block of North6th Street near Muhammad Ali Center – around 5:15 p.m.

A 45-year-old man was found inside the lobby, described as suicidal and hearing voices, possibly overdosed. Police and EMS responded to provide assistance and evaluate his condition, which was concerning given his mental state and reported overdose symptoms.

🚧 Elevator Rescue – 500 block of S S S Floyd St at UofL office building – around 5:15 p.m.

Two individuals were trapped in an elevator between the 2nd and 3rd floors. One occupant was safely removed, and the elevator was taken out of service to prevent further incidents. Responding units worked to resolve the situation promptly.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Near 3200 block of Utah Ave, Northbury Drive – around 5:20 p.m.

A 40-year-old male was found unconscious outside in a white van after a seizure. EMS and fire units responded to provide urgent care and transport, as the individual was in a critical state following the seizure.

🔔 Fire Alarm – 9100 block of Taylor Show Row, Clutchers Park Station – around 5:05 p.m.

A general fire alarm was triggered at this location, but upon arrival, responders found no signs of fire or smoke. The situation was likely a false alarm, but units remained on scene to ensure safety.

🚑 Medical Response – 700 block of Mason Ln – around 5:26 p.m.

A 19-month-old girl ingested a no medication pill. Emergency responders arrived to assess her condition and provide necessary care, ensuring her safety after the accidental ingestion.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 17-31 unspecified location – around 5:31 p.m.

A woman, aged 39, was experiencing difficulty breathing. Responding units provided assistance and evaluated her condition, which required prompt medical attention.

👤 Public Assist – Outside unspecified location – around 5:33 p.m.

A six-year-old girl needed help with a lift assist. Responding units helped her safely get to a comfortable position, ensuring her safety and well-being.

🚓 Traffic Stop – 1700 block of Tyler Ln – around 5:02 p.m.

A white vehicle registered to Chanel Steer was stopped by officers. The vehicle had a valid NCIC record, and the stop was conducted as part of routine law enforcement activity.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Allergic Reaction) – 1600 block of Gardiner Ln, Crop St, Halma Dr, and Sunny Ln – around 4:36 p.m.

A 25-year-old woman was experiencing difficulty breathing after an allergic reaction to peanuts. Multiple units responded to assist her, and EMS was involved to provide care. Her condition was serious but stabilized with prompt medical attention.

🔥 Structure Fire – 400 block of North 25th Street – around 4:36 p.m.

Several calls reported a blue house on fire, with a shed behind the residence also burning, along with a large trash fire in the backyard. Fire units arrived quickly to contain the blaze, which was threatening the home and nearby structures. The fire was contained after efforts by multiple fire crews.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Miscarriage) – 1700 block of Gallagher St, Cross Street Salem Avenue and South 17 – around 4:48 p.m.

A woman in her early 30s was experiencing complications following a miscarriage that occurred three days prior. EMS responded to provide medical assistance and ensure her safety. She was evaluated on scene and transported if necessary.

⚠️ Gas Leak Inside Residence – 1600 block of Olive St, Crop St West Galvert Avenue – around 5:01 p.m.

An odor of gas was reported inside a single-story home. Responding units, including utility personnel, arrived to assess the situation. The leak was contained, and LG&E was called to handle further repairs and ensure safety.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Chest Pain) – 2100 block of Tyler Ln, in front of Assumption High School – around 5:00 p.m.

A 27-year-old woman was suffering from chest pain. EMS arrived promptly to evaluate her condition and provide necessary treatment. She was stabilized and transported for further care.

🚗 Traffic Collision (Non-Injury) – 900 block of South 9th Street – around 5:00 p.m.

Two vehicles, a silver Nissan and a white Kia, were involved in a minor accident with no injuries reported. Responding units arrived to document the scene and clear the roadway quickly.

⚠️ Welfare Checks and Suspicious Activity – Various locations including McCloskey and Wesley Street, Garland Ave, Dixie Hwy, and Blakely Ln.

Multiple calls prompted police to conduct welfare checks on individuals, including a woman in her 40s on foot and a coworker who had not shown up for work. Additionally, officers responded to a dispute involving a mother and daughter. These incidents are ongoing, with officers ensuring safety and gathering information.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Structure Fire – 400 block of North25th Street – around 4:32 p.m.

Multiple fire units responded to a residential structure fire involving a two-story home, a shed in the backyard, and a large trash fire nearby. Crews worked to contain the blaze, which was in the process of being controlled. No injuries have been reported at this time.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of North25th Street near Assumption High School – around 5:00 p.m.

A 27-year-old woman experiencing chest pain was located in this area. EMS responded promptly and transported her for further medical care. The patient was alert and stable upon arrival of assistance.

🚨 Medical Emergency – 1700 block of Gallagher St near Salem Ave and South17 – around 5:00 p.m.

A woman in her early thirties, who recently had a miscarriage, was found in distress. Responding medical units provided necessary care, as she appeared to be in emotional and physical discomfort following her recent health event.

⚠️ Gas Leak – 1600 block of Crop St – around 4:48 p.m.

A gas leak was reported inside a residence on this block. Multiple units responded to the scene, and the leak was safely handled by utility crews. No injuries or fire hazards were reported during the incident.

👤 Suspicious Juvenile – near 9000 block of West Manslake Road – around 4:58 p.m.

A juvenile in distress, dressed in shorts and a t-shirt, was seen on the street and was on the phone with someone in the 900 block of West Manslake. The juvenile was taken into custody by police after being involved in a domestic-related incident and was found to be in emotional distress.

🚓 Domestic Disturbance – 9000 block of West Manslake – around 4:58 p.m.

Officers responded to a domestic situation involving a juvenile. The juvenile was taken into custody and the situation was brought under control. No further details about injuries or other parties involved have been provided.

🚗 BOLO/Vehicle Check – near Lonsdale Ave and 4324 – around 4:35 p.m.

A white Buick with Sabre, registered to a person named Chanel, was stopped by police. The vehicle was cleared after a routine check, and no issues were found.

🚗 Traffic Stop – near South16th Street – around 4:35 p.m.

A blue Honda Civic with an unknown license plate was stopped. The vehicle was associated with an individual named Robert Paul Victor. No further issues or citations were reported at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 100 block of W W W College St near Wellspring’s Crisis Unit – around 4:07 p.m.

An elderly female was found unresponsive at this location. Responding EMS units evaluated her condition and provided necessary assistance. The situation was stabilized, and she was transported for further care.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 32-34 Taylor Blvd near Thornberry Ave and Homeview Dr – around 4:19 p.m.

A 70-year-old woman experiencing abdominal pain, dizziness, and wound drainage was located. She is on blood thinners, which raised concern for her condition. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist her, ensuring she received appropriate medical attention.

🔊 Suspicious Activity – 1000 block of South 4th Street – around 4:09 p.m.

A person was heard screaming for help outside a building, prompting a welfare check by police units. Officers arrived quickly to investigate the situation and ensure the safety of anyone involved.

🏥 Welfare Check – Jefferson Blvd and Bates Ave – around 4:23 p.m.

A male with a beard and red hair was found lying down in front of an old store. Responders conducted a welfare check to assess his condition and determine if he needed further assistance.

🏠 Domestic Violence – 9000 block of West Manslick – around 4:16 p.m.

A 15-year-old male reported that his stepfather threatened to tase him, punched him in the stomach, and pulled his hair. Police responded to the scene to address the domestic disturbance and ensure the safety of those involved.

👦 Welfare Check – 7800 block of Royalty Ave – around 4:19 p.m.

A juvenile male was taken into custody after a welfare check. Officers responded to verify his well-being and address any immediate concerns.

🚶‍♀️ Welfare Check – Near Wesley Street – around 4:22 p.m.

A woman described as being in a blue jacket and gray sweatpants was seen on foot near this location. She was reportedly trying to retrieve her daughter and get her to a shelter. Responders assisted her in the situation.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle (Hit and Run) – 4th and Winkler – around 4:09 p.m.

A gray Subaru hatchback and a red sedan were involved in a hit-and-run incident. Units responded to investigate and review nearby camera footage to identify the involved vehicles.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 4600 block of Carrick Lane – around 4:09 p.m.

A crash involving a white Chevy Malibu was reported, with the driver possibly ejected from the vehicle. Responding units secured the scene and provided aid to those involved.

🏠 Burglary – 700 block of W W Kentucky – around 4:16 p.m.

A residential break-in was reported at this address. Officers responded to investigate the incident and secure the premises. Further details are pending.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 1000 block of Everett Ave – around 4:02 p.m.

A 57-year-old male was experiencing a seizure at this location. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist the patient, who was reported to be unknown as Dora and possibly in an unlocked property. The responders provided necessary care to stabilize the individual.

🚑 Medical Emergency – unspecified location – around 4:20 p.m.

An 89-year-old woman was found short of breath, prompting EMS to arrive and assist with her breathing difficulties.

🚑 Medical Emergency – unspecified location – around 4:20 p.m.

A 32-year-old woman was discovered on the ground, unresponsive and not acting normally. EMS responded to evaluate and assist her condition.

🚑 Medical Emergency – unspecified location – around 4:20 p.m.

A 70-year-old woman with an abdominal abscess, wound drainage, and dizziness was on blood thinners when EMS arrived to provide aid.

🔥 Fire Alarm – Pinecroft area near 1600 block of Kentucky Rail – around 4:05 p.m.

Fire units responded to a possible fire alarm at a building in this area. The situation was assessed, and responders took appropriate action to ensure safety.

⚡ Power Line Down – Dixie Hwy and San Jose – around 4:02 p.m.

A downed power line was reported at this intersection, with LG&E prioritizing the repair due to the hazard posed by the live wire.

🚓 Traffic Stop – 1 block of Taylor and Bicknell – around 4:02 p.m.

Officers initiated a traffic stop on a red Ram 1500 with expired registration. The vehicle was possibly involved in a BOLO for a stolen or wanted vehicle.

🚓 Traffic Stop – 1 block of Taylor and Silbach – around 4:02 p.m.

A silver Jeep with a temporary tag Charlie 407-200 was pulled over at this intersection during a routine traffic stop.

🚓 Traffic Stop – Ashland and Cliff – around 4:03 p.m.

A white Ford Edge with Indiana license plate Robert 498-100 was stopped at this location.

🚓 Traffic Stop – Cliff and Ashland – around 4:03 p.m.

Another white Ford Edge with the same Indiana tag was stopped at this intersection, possibly related to the previous stop.

🚓 Traffic Stop – Kenwood and Carroll – around 4:04 p.m.

A vehicle with Indiana tag Tom King 269, occupied by one person, was stopped at this location.

🚓 Detention – unspecified location – around 4:10 p.m.

One male individual was detained by officers at an unspecified location.

🚓 Detention – unspecified location – around 4:11 p.m.

Another male was detained nearby, details of the location were not specified.

🚗 Traffic Stop – south third street – around 4:16 p.m.

A blue Honda Civic with an Indiana temporary tag was stopped at this location, completing a busy stretch of traffic enforcement.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Electrical Hazard and Fire Alarm – San Jose Ave and Dixie Hwy – around 3:37 p.m.

Multiple transformers were sparking near the intersection, causing wires to fall and street lights to go out. Responders included fire units and police officers who worked to secure the area and address the electrical hazards. The situation involved transformer fires and potential risk to nearby residents and motorists.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 1000 block of Everett Ave, number 17, Highland Ave – around 3:39 p.m.

A 57-year-old male was experiencing a seizure when EMS arrived to assist. The patient was evaluated and stabilized on scene. Responders provided necessary medical care and transported the individual for further treatment.

🚗 Traffic Collision – Snyder’s southbound near Dixie Hwy – around 3:31 p.m.

Two vehicles were involved in a minor collision with no injuries reported. Police units responded to the scene to manage traffic and document the incident. No significant damage or injuries were noted.

🔊 Holdup Alarm – Watkins United Methodist Church, 9800 block of Westport Rd – around 3:32 p.m.

A silent panic alarm was triggered at the preschool office. Police responded promptly to investigate the situation and ensure the safety of staff and children. No immediate threats were identified.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 4400 block of Donerail Run Dr – around 3:33 p.m.

A report of a domestic trouble involved a 9-year-old child diagnosed with autism, ADHD, and ADD. There may have been a physical altercation. Responders worked to assess the situation and ensure everyone’s safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity – Irvin Pines Dr – around 3:33 p.m.

A 13-year-old boy was receiving death threats via text message. The incident was transferred from True, and police are investigating the threats to ensure the child’s safety.

🚶‍♂️ Pedestrian/Vehicle Incident – Jefferson Blvd and Jefferson Green Pl – around 3:34 p.m.

A TARC bus (bus 16.9) was struck by a vehicle near Flood. Responders arrived to assist and assess any injuries or damages. Traffic was temporarily affected in the area.

🚶‍♀️ Welfare Check – McDonald’s on Shepherdsville Rd – around 3:44 p.m.

Responders were en route to a possible disturbance or trouble at the fast-food location. The situation is under investigation to determine if assistance is needed.

🚗 Traffic Stop – Breckenridge Ln and Hikes Ln, Mike’s Car Wash – around 3:46 p.m.

A gray Nissan sedan was pulled over during a routine stop involving another gray sedan. Officers conducted the traffic stop to check on the drivers and ensure compliance with traffic laws.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 1300 block of Scholar St – around 3:52 p.m.

A report involved a girlfriend with a color SIM card wallet and clothing. Responders are working to de-escalate the situation and ensure the safety of those involved.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle and BOLO – Southbound in the area of the spider crossing – around 3:43 p.m.

Units reported a reckless driver in a blue Toyota RAV4 passing the spider at high speed. A BOLO was issued for further location details, and officers are actively searching for the vehicle.

🧓 Welfare Check – Homeless subject – around 3:43 p.m.

Responders were called to check on a homeless individual in the area. The situation is being monitored to ensure the person’s safety and well-being.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic Accident – Station Rd – around 3:35 p.m.

A vehicle collided with a tree, resulting in injuries to a male patient. Fire and EMS units responded to assist with the scene. The individual was evaluated for injuries sustained during the crash, which caused significant vehicle damage and required emergency medical attention.

🚨 Traffic Pursuit and Pedestrian Collision – near 32-77 Taylor Blvd and New Albany – around 3:39 p.m.

Floyd County units pursued a suspect vehicle, a black Camaro with Indiana tags, which was involved in a collision that struck a pedestrian. The suspect fled on foot after the incident. Multiple patients, including a juvenile with a head laceration and a 50-year-old woman with back pain, were involved in the crash and pursuit. EMS responded to provide medical care to those injured.

🔊 Medical Emergency – Seizure – Crittenden Dr, near the 700 block – around 3:39 p.m.

A person experiencing a seizure was reported at this location. EMS arrived promptly to assist the individual, providing necessary care for the medical episode. Additional welfare checks were also conducted in the area, including a possible distressed person at Crittenden Dr.

🔊 Medical Emergency – Head Injury – Family Dollar on 32-77 Taylor Blvd – around 3:39 p.m.

A person sustained a head injury following a vehicle crash at this location. EMS responded to evaluate and treat the individual, ensuring proper medical attention for the injury.

🔊 Medical Emergency – Back Pain – Family Dollar on 32-77 Taylor Blvd – around 3:39 p.m.

Another patient at the same scene was suffering from back pain after the collision. EMS provided assistance, stabilizing the patient for transport if needed.

🔍 Suspicious Vehicle – Woodlawn and 3rd – around 3:39 p.m.

A black Subaru Outback with no license plate, occupied by five individuals, was seen parked in the area. The vehicle was later stopped during a traffic citation, and a citation was issued to the occupants.

⚠️ Stolen Vehicle Suspicion – Crittenden Dr – around 3:39 p.m.

A white Sima with a trailer, possibly stolen, was observed parked on Crittenden Dr, possibly all day. Authorities are investigating the vehicle’s status and ownership.

👤 Welfare Check – Crittenden Dr – around 3:39 p.m.

A person was found in possible distress at this location. Further details are not available, but responders conducted a welfare check to ensure safety.

🚨 Disturbance at Funeral Home – Fringsford Avenue – around 3:39 p.m.

A disorderly conduct incident involved a white male wearing a red hat, black jacket, and plaid pants. The individual was asked not to return to the premises to prevent further disturbances.

🔊 Medical Emergency – Seizure – Vermont – around 3:39 p.m.

Another seizure was reported at this location, with EMS arriving to assist the individual experiencing the medical episode.

🚗 Hit-and-Run Incident – near unspecified location – around 3:39 p.m.

A white Toyota Highlander was involved in a hit-and-run, with details still under investigation. Responders are working to determine the circumstances and any additional injuries or damages.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – Preston Hwy – around 3:32 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a commercial structure on Preston Hwy. after a fire alarm was triggered. Upon arrival, nothing was showing from the south or east, and the fire units confirmed it was a false alarm at a one-story tire-resistant building. The situation was quickly brought under control, and units went back in service.

🔥 Transformer Fire – San Jose Ave and Dixie Hwy – around 3:32 p.m.

Multiple transformers near San Jose Ave and Dixie Hwy were sparking and arcing, with reports of wires down in the area. Fire units responded promptly to address the electrical hazard and prevent further damage. The scene was secured, and utility crews were likely notified to handle the downed wires and restore power.

⚠️ Power Outage – 69 Shadley – around 3:32 p.m.

A power outage was reported at 69 Shadley, possibly linked to the transformer fire nearby. Streetlights in the area went dark, affecting local residents and businesses. Crews are expected to work on restoring power and ensuring safety in the affected neighborhood.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Eastway Health and Rehab, 6900 block of Eastern Parkway – around 3:07 p.m.

Emergency services responded to a call involving a 56-year-old woman with fluctuating oxygen levels between the 40s and 80s. The situation was classified as an accidental rescue, and EMS along with Battalion 1 attended the scene. The patient was transported or assisted, though specific details about her condition are not available.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 3200 block of W W W Muhammad Ali Blvd – around 3:07 p.m.

Two vehicles collided at this location, with no entrapment reported. Police arrived to assess the scene and confirmed there were two patients: a juvenile with a head laceration and a 50-year-old woman experiencing back pain. Both patients remained on scene, and no further details were provided about their conditions.

👤 Welfare Check – 8300 block of Delaine – around 3:35 p.m.

Officers and EMS responded to a residence where a juvenile male, approximately 30 years old, was found alone with an open door and items scattered on the floor. The owner was out of town, and the juvenile was possibly in distress. No additional information about his condition was available.

👤 Welfare Check – 700 block of West Market – around 3:09 p.m.

A call about domestic trouble involved a verbal argument between a caller and their girlfriend. Additionally, officers responded to Greenwood Ave, 3300 block of, regarding a report of a female being assaulted by her father. The female, identified as Portia, was involved in the incident. No further details were provided, but the situation involved domestic disturbance and police and EMS presence.

🔥 Domestic Disturbance – 2500 block of W Main St – around 3:09 p.m.

A female reported being assaulted by her father, who allegedly pulled a gun during the incident. Police and EMS responded, and a report was taken. The case remains under review with no additional information available.

🚧 Trouble at Town Suites – 7100 block of Preston Hwy – around 3:09 p.m.

Two individuals refused to leave a location, prompting police to intervene. The subjects were advised to depart, and the disturbance was resolved without further incident.

🔊 Suspicious Activity – 700 block of West Market – around 3:09 p.m.

Officers responded to a report of a verbal argument that could have been domestic trouble or suspicious activity. The situation was resolved or no further action was needed, and no additional details are available.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – East Park, Eastway Health and Rehab – around 3:02 p.m.

Responding units attended to a female patient experiencing fluctuating oxygen levels, ranging from the 40s to 80s. Emergency medical services provided care on scene and the patient was stabilized before being transported or released. The situation was handled efficiently by first responders, ensuring the patient’s condition was monitored closely.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Citation – 53 16 South 3rd Street – around 3:03 p.m.

A vehicle was pulled over by police, resulting in a warning and citation issued to a female driver. The vehicle, a blue Chevrolet Cruz with Kentucky plates, was on the scene briefly before leaving around 3:33 p.m. The stop was part of routine traffic enforcement in the area.

🚗 BOLO for Stolen Vehicle – 300 block of South Sir – around 3:12 p.m.

A blue Chevrolet Cruz with Kentucky plates was reported stolen and placed on a be-on-the-lookout alert. The vehicle was possibly involved in a traffic stop earlier in the area. It was later located in the 4600 block of South Sir, helping officers recover the stolen car and prevent further incidents.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance and Shooting – Baxter and Lexington – between 2:39 p.m. and 3:09 p.m.

Multiple police units responded to a shooting incident involving a vehicle at Baxter and Lexington. Reports indicated a person had been shot in or near a car, with the scene extending to car square. Vehicles were towed from the area, and officers secured the scene as they investigated injuries and possible suspects involved in the disturbance.

🔦 Suspicious Activity – 1400 block of hours – between 2:39 p.m. and 3:09 p.m.

A vehicle with its flashers on was observed pulled in front of a local McDonald’s, raising concerns about reckless or suspicious behavior. Officers issued a warning to the vehicle, and the scene was monitored to ensure public safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Chemical Spill and Fire – MSD at Commerce Center Pl near Crushed Kenwood Road – around 2:36 p.m.

Multiple units responded to a chemical spill and fuel fire at the MSD facility. Crews worked to locate the source and contain the hazardous materials. The scene was confirmed to involve a chemical fire and spill, prompting a coordinated response to ensure safety.

🚗 Vehicle Flipped Over – Barbara Ave just after Wolfpin – around 2:55 p.m.

A large semi-truck overturned into a ditch on Barbara Ave. Emergency responders arrived to assist with the incident, which caused a temporary traffic hazard. No further details on injuries were provided at this time.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Collision – E Jefferson St near W W Chestnut St – around 2:54 p.m.

A minor crash involving a white F-100 pickup and a silver Lexus occurred near the Home of the Innocents. No injuries were reported, and responders were on scene to manage the scene and clear the roadway.

👤 Domestic Disturbance with Firearm Threat – 5700 block of Bruns – around 2:49 p.m.

A domestic dispute involving a boyfriend and a possible firearm was reported. Responding units arrived to assess the situation and ensure safety, though no injuries or further escalation details were provided.

👤 Child Custody Dispute – 2500 block of W W W Chestnut St – around 2:55 p.m.

A father was waiting outside to retrieve his child during a custody dispute. Officers arrived to mediate the situation and ensure the child’s safety.

🚙 Suspicious Vehicle – South 3rd Street at W W Southland Blvd – around 2:34 p.m.

A maroon Ford Fusion with a 10-Tag was observed, prompting officers to investigate its presence in the area.

🚙 Possible Traffic Stop – 5300 block of South 3rd Street – around 2:38 p.m.

A gray BMW M3 was occupied once and appeared to be involved in a traffic stop. Officers were engaged in the investigation.

👤 Assistance with Lost Vehicle – Out-of-town individual being helped by officers – around 2:39 p.m.

A person from out of town was assisted by officers after being found lost, providing directions and support.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 1900 block of Rockford Ln – around 2:37 p.m.

A 44-year-old woman was experiencing a seizure. EMS responded promptly to assist and evaluate her condition.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 1000 block of E W W Kentucky St – around 2:45 p.m.

A 21-year-old woman exhibiting stroke-like symptoms was attended to by EMS. Her husband was en route to the scene to assist.

🩺 Medical Emergency – 2400 block of West Jefferson Apartment2 – around 2:51 p.m.

A 17-year-old male was possibly overdosing, hallucinating, and not alert. EMS responded to provide care and transport if needed.

🩺 Medical Emergency – Eastway Health and Rehab, 1100 block of Eastern Parkway – around 2:55 p.m.

A 56-year-old woman with fluctuating oxygen levels was evaluated by EMS at the facility. She was likely stabilized on scene.

👤 Welfare Check and Verbal Dispute – 200 block of West Liberty – around 2:30 p.m.

A verbal argument involving a big red male refusing to leave an apartment was reported. Responders arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity – Out-of-Town Person – Assistance provided by officers – around 2:39 p.m.

Officers assisted a person from out of town who was lost, helping them with directions and ensuring their safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Seizure) – 1900 block of Rockford Ln – around 2:41 p.m.

A 44-year-old woman was experiencing multiple seizures this morning, prompting a response from emergency medical services. She was found in medical distress, and EMS personnel arrived promptly to assist her. The situation was stabilized on scene, and she was likely transported for further care. Our thoughts are with her during this difficult time.

🏥 Medical Call (Stroke-like Symptoms) – 1000 block of E W Kentucky St – around 2:46 p.m.

A woman exhibiting symptoms similar to a stroke was reported at this location. Her husband was en route with an estimated arrival time of about 10 minutes to provide support and additional information. Emergency medical teams responded quickly to evaluate her condition and prepare for possible transport to a medical facility.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Possible Overdose) – 2400 block of W Jefferson St – around 2:51 p.m.

A 17-year-old male was found hallucinating and unresponsive, suspected to be under the influence of an unknown substance. His husband was en route with an ETA of approximately 10 minutes. EMS responded to assess and assist the young man, ensuring he received appropriate medical attention.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Fall) – 3500 block of Crop St Crumbs Lane and Leahurst Ct – around 2:09 p.m.

A 52-year-old woman was assisted by EMS after falling at this location. No injuries were reported at the scene. Police responded to assist with the situation, which was resolved without further incident.

🚗 Traffic Accident with Injuries – 3500 block of Bardstown Rd near Assumption High School – around 2:11 p.m.

Two vehicles were involved in a minor injury collision. An elderly woman, approximately 90 years old, was injured and EMS was dispatched to provide aid. Units responded promptly, and the scene was secured.

🔊 Fire Alarm (Commercial) – 900 block of South 4th Street at Friendship House – around 2:24 p.m.

A general fire alarm was triggered due to insulation on roofing catching fire. Fire units arrived quickly and managed the situation, preventing further damage. The alarm was contained and the scene cleared.

🔥 Structure Fire – 1200 block of Willow Ave – around 2:22 p.m.

A fire was reported at a three-story wood-frame building. Insulation was on fire, but it appears the flames may have been extinguished prior to arrival. Fire units responded to assess and ensure the fire was fully out.

🚒 Fire Department Connection (High-Rise) – 900 block of South 4th Street – around 2:29 p.m.

Responding to a high-rise building, fire crews connected to the building’s sprinkler system. Initially, nothing was showing from the exterior, and the situation was being monitored for further developments.

👤 Suspicious Activity (Possible Person Down) – Near Millwood and New Orleans – around 2:09 p.m.

A report was made of two legs protruding from a wooded area, suggesting a possible person down. EMS was not yet on scene, and the call was marked as a special validation request to confirm the situation.

👤 Welfare Check / Suspicious Person – Near the 700 block of Evans St. – around 2:09 p.m.

A person flagged down a caller, possibly involved in taking wood from a construction site. The caller was uncomfortable staying and advised police, who responded to assess the situation.

👤 Welfare Check / Possible Person Down – 71 North at Edith – around 2:09 p.m.

Two legs were seen sticking out of a wooded area, raising concerns of a person down. EMS was not dispatched yet, but police responded to investigate the scene.

🚸 Disturbance / Suspicious Activity – Sun and Rose – around 2:09 p.m.

A caller requested police assistance regarding children being released from school. No injuries or further details were provided, and officers responded to address the concern.

📦 Stolen Property / Package Delivery Issue – 2:15 p.m.

A report was made concerning a package delivery issue, indicating possible theft or disturbance related to a recent delivery. Further details were not provided at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Fall) – 2800 block of Bardstown Rd near Assumption High School – around 2:09 p.m.

A 52-year-old woman fell but was found to have no apparent injuries. Responding units provided assistance and checked her condition.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Injuries) – 2800 block of Bardstown Rd near Assumption High School – around 2:09 p.m.

A 90-year-old woman sustained injuries at the same location. EMS arrived to evaluate and assist her, providing necessary care on scene.

🔥 Structure Fire – 1200 block of Willow Ave – around 2:20 p.m.

A three-story wood-frame building was reported on fire, likely caused by insulation catching fire at the roof. Multiple fire units responded quickly to contain the blaze and prevent further damage.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – 900 block of S S Floyd St at the Friendship House – around 2:20 p.m.

The fire alarm was triggered by roofing work being done at the location. Fire units responded promptly to investigate and ensure safety.

🔥 Fire Alarm (Possible Fire) – 1200 block of Willow Ave – around 2:20 p.m.

Responding units checked the scene after reports of a possible fire, but no flames or smoke were observed upon arrival. The situation was deemed safe.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – 900 block of South 4th Street at the Powerhouse Building – around 2:29 p.m.

The fire department responded to a fire department connection being taken, indicating ongoing fire safety measures. No fire was reported at the scene.

👤 Suspicious Activity (Trouble Run) – Near Kiki Ct and Voss Lane – around 2:09 p.m.

A vague report described three white males with hooded clothing standing in a driveway, armed with guns. The situation was under investigation as officers responded to assess the threat.

🏠 Domestic Trouble (Custody Dispute) – 2400 block of Rowan St – around 2:09 p.m.

A mother requested an escort to pick up her 10-month-old daughter from the child’s father, who was refusing to hand over the child. Officers arrived to facilitate the custody exchange and ensure safety.

👤 Suspicious Person (Homeless Subject) – 100 block of Highway – around 2:10 p.m.

Concern was raised about a homeless individual who had not been seen moving for two days. EMS was en route to check on the person’s well-being.

🚑 Assault (Possible Injury) – 4100 block of Peabody and Carey – around 2:16 p.m.

A male suspect was reported to have assaulted a brother, resulting in a split-open head. EMS was dispatched to evaluate and treat the injured individual.

🚗 Traffic Accident (Hit and Run) – 100 block of E W W Market St – time not specified.

A hit-and-run incident was reported on E W W Market St, prompting police to investigate and locate the involved vehicle and driver.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Routine activity – various locations – around 2:00 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It has been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. No major incidents or emergencies have been reported during this time, and responders have been engaged in standard patrol and assistance duties. We will continue to monitor for any updates or significant events. This summary reflects the calm nature of the late-night hours so far.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Suspicious vehicle – Cleveland Blvd and North Hight – around 1:33 p.m.

A firearm was found between two addresses on Cleveland Blvd and North Hight. Responding units arrived to investigate the scene. The discovery prompted a safety check in the area, and units secured the location to ensure public safety.

🔥 General trouble – Winter Ave near Fish House – around 1:40 p.m.

Multiple reports indicated disorderly conduct, harassment, and vehicle damage at a location on Winter Ave. A woman, described as 39 years old, was refusing to leave and was causing a disturbance. Responding units arrived and cleared the scene after addressing the situation and ensuring everyone’s safety.

👤 Suspicious person – Cherokee Pky – around 1:40 p.m.

A male was seen in the foyer of a location on Cherokee Pky, exposing himself and claiming he did not reside there. The suspect was described as being in a jeep, with a caller stating he had been living outside with his dog. Units responded and arrived to assess the situation, but no further details were provided.

🏠 Domestic disturbance – Brownsboro Rd – around 1:40 p.m.

A report of trouble at a residence on Brownsboro Rd prompted a response from units to check on a domestic situation. The details were limited, but officers arrived and cleared the scene after confirming everyone was safe.

🚗 Vehicle report – Crossroads with Thornberry – around 1:40 p.m.

A black Jeep with a 10-pack was seen in the area, prompting a response from units to investigate. The vehicle was located, and officers conducted a check to ensure there were no safety concerns.

👤 Welfare check – LeBlanc Court and Heights Avenue – around 1:40 p.m.

A caller reported a person flagging down others and possibly taking wood from a nearby construction site. Responding units arrived to assess the situation and ensure the individual’s well-being, with no further issues reported.

🚓 Traffic stop – Brownsboro Rd, Osby Drive, and Heidelwild – around 1:40 p.m.

Multiple traffic stops and business checks were conducted in these areas. Officers investigated suspicious activity, verified identities, and cleared the scene after completing their investigations.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Portland Plaza – around 1:33 p.m.

A 68-year-old woman was found bleeding from her foot, likely due to blood thinners. Responding EMS personnel assisted her on scene. Shortly after, at 1:38 p.m., EMS was also dispatched to the 2500 block of W W Madison St for a woman experiencing dizziness, chest pain, and arm and neck pain. At 1:39 p.m., EMS and agents responded to an 83-year-old woman with chest pain and shortness of breath at the 8600 block of Raintree Dr near Villanova Dr and Vale Wood Ct.

🔥 Domestic Disturbance – Old Town area – around 1:33 p.m.

An elderly woman, identified as Brenda, was walking eastbound after refusing to return home. She was possibly armed with scissors or knives, prompting a welfare check and a cautious response from officers.

⚠️ Suspicious Activity / Investigation – unspecified street in the 7th block area – around 1:40 p.m.

A text from an employee indicated she was kidnapped by her ex-boyfriend. Multiple units responded to verify the situation and ensure safety in the area.

🚧 Disorderly Conduct – Brown suburban hotel – around 1:40 p.m.

Reports described unruly individuals at the hotel threatening residents and defecating in hallways, possibly under the influence. Officers responded to the 3300 block of Varsan Road to address the disturbance and a BOLO was issued for trouble in the area.

🚨 Burglary Alarm – 6900 block of Brook Bend Way – around 1:39 p.m.

A residential burglar alarm was triggered, revealing an open overhead garage door. Responding units checked the property for any signs of forced entry or intrusion.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 3200 block of Elaine Giraffe – around 1:41 p.m.

A white Hyundai ION (possibly Saturn ION), with no tags and parked for months, drew attention. Units responded to investigate the vehicle’s presence and status.

🚙 BOLO for Stolen Vehicle – Jackson and Chestnut – around 1:41 p.m.

A white Ford Explorer with expired registration was reported stolen. It was possibly involved in a traffic stop at the intersection.

🚗 BOLO for Stolen Vehicle – 100 block of Chestnut – around 1:41 p.m.

A red Chevy Impala was identified as stolen but was verified as clear after a check.

🚙 BOLO for Stolen Vehicles – 6700 block of Dixie Hwy – around 1:44 p.m.

A silver Impala and a navy Kia were reported stolen, but no further details were provided at this time.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and neighborhoods – around 1:00 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It has been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. No major incidents or emergencies have been reported during this time, and responders are monitoring the area for any unusual activity. This calm period allows emergency services to stay alert for any developing situations. We will continue to keep an eye on the situation and provide updates if anything significant occurs.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚒 Child Locked Inside Vehicle – South Town area near 13th Street – around 1:10 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a medical emergency after a young girl was found locked inside a vehicle. The child’s mother had left to retrieve spare keys, and emergency crews safely removed the approximately one-year-old girl. The child was then taken into a nearby store called “Once Upon a Child” for care. Police units assisted at the scene to ensure safety and manage the situation.

🚨 Traffic Stop with Domestic Trouble – South Town near 13th Street – around 1:10 p.m.

A suspect, a 37-year-old man dressed in black, was involved in an altercation with his ex-partner. The incident involved violence and the suspect taking her charger. Officers responded promptly to the scene to de-escalate the situation and ensure the safety of those involved.

👤 Suspicious Person – Southbrook Street at E W Chestnut St – around 1:13 p.m.

A white male with vomit on the ground was observed walking around the area and entered a nearby location. Police responded to investigate the individual’s behavior, which appeared suspicious given the circumstances. No further issues were reported at this time.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Broadway near unspecified location – around 1:13 p.m.

A black Honda SUV without a license plate was seen parked on Broadway. The vehicle was associated with a suspect sitting in different homes, raising concerns about ongoing suspicious activity. Officers responded to monitor the situation and investigate further.

🗣️ Disturbance at Food Hall – E Jefferson St – around 1:20 p.m.

Two individuals, a black male and a black female, caused a disturbance at the Mashup Food Hall. The male appeared intoxicated and was involved in snatching a phone and vape from an employee, refusing to return the items. Police arrived to address the disruptive behavior and restore order.

🚓 Traffic Stop for Status Check – 30th and Jeff Streets – around 1:22 p.m.

Units checked on a silver Dodge Challenger with Indiana TempTag Tango 699826. The vehicle was stopped for a status check, and no issues were reported. The scene was cleared shortly after the check.

🚓 Scene Clearings – Various locations including Broadway and Delphi – around 1:23 p.m.-1:26 p.m.

Multiple police units responded to and cleared from several locations, indicating incidents had been resolved or units were concluding their assignments. The area is now returning to normal.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 500 block of Dale Ave – around 1:11 p.m.

A 50-year-old woman was experiencing difficulty breathing when EMS arrived to assist. The patient was evaluated and provided necessary care on scene.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of South 2nd Street – around 1:13 p.m.

A woman in labor was reported at this location. EMS responded promptly to support her and ensure both mother and baby were safe.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 600 block of East Broadway at Shell Station – around 1:17 p.m.

A white male was found on the ground, unresponsive, with vomit nearby. EMS responded quickly to assess and treat the individual.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of Baker – around 12:58 p.m.

EMS was already on scene when a woman was found bleeding from her hands. The situation was stabilized by emergency personnel.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of Baker – around 1:10 p.m.

Two males, both bleeding from the head, were reported at this location. EMS responded to provide medical assistance to both individuals.

🚶‍♀️ Suspicious Activity – 400 block of Adam and 200 block of W W W Lansing Ave – around 1:10 p.m.

A heavily intoxicated black female was seen walking around in dark clothing, attempting to enter buildings in the area. Authorities are monitoring her movements.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 1100 block of Hong Kong Parkway – around 1:13 p.m.

A report was made of a physical altercation involving a woman and her child’s mother. The suspect was seen holding a brick, wearing a pink shirt and black pants, during the incident.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 600 block of Bergman St – around 1:06 p.m.

A dispute between a male and female was reported, with concerns that the female may be involved in a domestic violence situation.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle / Possible Theft – Georgetown Pl – around 1:10 p.m.

A vehicle was pulled over in connection with a stolen vehicle report from the 12th. Authorities are investigating the situation.

🚓 Investigation – I-65 North near I-265 – around 1:10 p.m.

Police are attempting to locate a reckless dump truck driver whose vehicle was seen graveling and rocks flying onto other vehicles on the highway.

🔊 Fire Alarm – Unspecified residence – around 1:13 p.m.

A smoke detector was activated in a two-story home’s kitchen, but responders found no access to the house to investigate further.

🔊 Fire Alarm – 7th Street residence – around 1:13 p.m.

A residential fire alarm was triggered, but responders were unable to gain access to the property after checking windows.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (female, short of air) – 500 block of Dale Ave, Crossey Southern Parkway – around 1:11 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a woman experiencing difficulty breathing. EMS arrived promptly to provide medical aid and assess her condition. The situation was stabilized on scene, and she was transported for further care. Multiple units responded to ensure her safety and comfort.

🏥 Medical Emergency (female in labor) – West Mahomet Alley and West Liberty – around 1:32 p.m.

Emergency teams responded to a call about a woman going into labor in the area. EMS arrived quickly to assist with the delivery process and provide necessary medical support. The woman was safely assisted, and her condition was monitored closely. The scene was secured as the situation was brought under control.

🚑 Medical Emergency (male, down, vomit on ground) – S Brook St and E W W Chestnut St – around 1:17 p.m.

First responders were called to assist a man found unresponsive and vomiting on the sidewalk. EMS arrived to evaluate and treat him on scene. He was stabilized and transported for further medical evaluation. The area was secured as responders attended to his needs.

🚗 Medical Emergency (male, passed out) – East Broadway at Shell Station, 600 block of East Broadway – around 1:25 p.m.

EMS was dispatched to assist a man who had lost consciousness at a local gas station. Responders arrived swiftly to provide medical care and determine the cause of his condition. He was transported to a medical facility for further treatment. The scene was cleared after the patient was safely in care.

👤 Welfare Check – 153. 65 Hackel Dr, around 1:03 p.m.

Units responded to a welfare concern at this address. Contact was made with the individual, and the situation was assessed. The responders provided assistance and ensured the person’s well-being before concluding their visit. The case was marked as resolved after the check.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Pregnant Female – 100 block of S S S Jackson St – around 12:43 p.m.

A 27-year-old pregnant woman was found unresponsive, faint, and experiencing shortness of breath outside a location on S S S Jackson St. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist her. Her condition was critical, and EMS personnel were actively providing life-saving care. Fire units also responded to support the situation, which remains ongoing.

🏥 Child Locked in Vehicle – 8000 block of Dixie Hwy – around 1:07 p.m.

A young child was trapped inside a black Chevrolet Malibu on Dixie Hwy, with the child’s phone also locked inside the vehicle. Responders arrived quickly to unlock the vehicle, with efforts underway to break a window if necessary to free the child. The situation was urgent, and efforts to ensure the child’s safety were prioritized.

🩸 Woman Bleeding from Hands – 2100 block of W W Lansing Ave – around 12:58 p.m.

A woman in her 50s was found bleeding from her hands at a location on W Lansing Ave. Emergency medical services were requested, and responders arrived to assist her. The woman’s condition was stabilized with medical aid provided on scene.

🚗 Person Down, Possible Overdose – Near McDonald’s on East Market – around 12:51 p.m.

A male was discovered slumped over in a black or blue SUV near the outer loop of the light at the 700 block of East Market. EMS was called to the scene, and Narcan was administered to treat suspected overdose symptoms. The individual was conscious but experiencing seizures, with responders providing oxygen and monitoring vital signs.

💉 Overdose with Multiple Injections – 700 block of East Market – around 12:53 p.m.

A person in the area had received six injections, likely Narcan, indicating a suspected overdose. EMS responded quickly to provide treatment, monitor vital signs, and stabilize the patient. The individual was conscious but nonverbal, with ongoing care being administered.

⚠️ Patient with Seizures and Overdose Symptoms – 700 block of East Market – around 12:53 p.m.

Another patient at the same location was experiencing repeated seizures and overdose symptoms. EMS administered additional Narcan, and the patient was on oxygen with vital signs indicating distress. Responders continued to provide necessary medical care to stabilize the individual.

🔴 Multiple Injections in Overdose Situation – 700 block of East Market – around 12:53 p.m.

Responders reported administering six injections in the area, confirming a suspected overdose incident. EMS personnel continued treatment efforts, closely monitoring the patient’s condition amid ongoing medical intervention.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 6-20 East Muhammad Ali near UofL parking garage number 2 – around 12:33 p.m.

A 27-year-old pregnant woman was found outside the parking garage experiencing difficulty breathing and was not alert. Responding units included fire and police personnel. The patient was on the ground at the scene, and emergency teams provided assistance to ensure her safety and stability.

🚒 Fire Response Training – Louisville Fire Academy – around 12:45 p.m.

Fire training exercises were underway at the fire academy, and the responding units were temporarily out of service to participate in the training activities.

🚒 Fire Response Training – Louisville Fire Academy – around 12:48 p.m.

The fire units returned to service after completing their training session, resuming their readiness for emergency responses.

🚒 Fire Response Training – Louisville Fire Academy – around 12:49 p.m.

Training activities concluded, and fire units were back in service, prepared for any future incidents.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Traffic Stop – Dixie Hwy near 7500 block of Dixie Hwy – around 12:10 p.m.

Multiple police units responded to a reckless driving report involving a blue Ford Fusion heading southbound on Dixie Hwy. The vehicle was swerving in and out of lanes near the 7500 block, prompting officers to initiate a traffic stop to ensure safety on the roadway.

🚨 Commercial Alarm – 4500 block of Ivy Crest Cir – around 12:09 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a commercial alarm activation at a business on Ivy Crest Cir. The alarm was triggered at a garage door, prompting a security check. No further details about entry or damage have been reported at this time.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – Eastwood Cut-Off Road and Eastwood Fisherville Rd – around 12:23 p.m.

Two vehicles, a Mazda 6 and a white bullfighting, collided at this intersection. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported. Responders arrived to assess the scene and facilitate the exchange of information between drivers.

🚗 Non-Injury Accident – Seatonville Rd and Seatonville Rd – around 12:28 p.m.

A collision involving a gold Toyota and a black F-100 occurred at this location. No injuries were reported, and responders assisted with the scene to clear the roadway and ensure safety.

🔊 Suspicious Vehicle – Dixie Hwy near 7500 block of Dixie Hwy – around 12:08 p.m.

A blue Ford Fusion was seen swerving in and out of lanes near Dixie Hwy, raising concerns about reckless driving. Officers responded to investigate the vehicle and determine if further action was needed.

⚠️ BOLO (Be On Lookout) – Dixie Hwy near 7500 block of Dixie Hwy – around 12:08 p.m.

A blue Ford Fusion was issued a BOLO for reckless driving in the area. Authorities are actively monitoring the vehicle’s movements to prevent potential incidents and ensure public safety.

⚠️ Possible Disturbance or Suspicious Activity – Brown Suburban Hotel, Park Center – around 12:20 p.m.

A report was received about trouble at the Brown Suburban Hotel. Responders are on scene to assess the situation and determine if any further assistance or intervention is necessary.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 4th Street near South 37th Street – around 12:11 p.m.

A 78-year-old male was experiencing persistent chest pain and shortness of breath. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist the individual, providing necessary care on scene. The patient was stabilized and transported for further medical evaluation.

🔥 Medical Emergency – South 37th Street near Crop St West Breckenridge – around 12:14 p.m.

A man in his 30s was suffering from an uncontrolled nosebleed. EMS arrived quickly to control the bleeding and evaluate his condition. The individual received treatment at the scene and was likely transported for additional care if needed.

🏠 Welfare Check – 400 block of Southwestern Pky – around 12:19 p.m.

Police responded to concerns about a potential harm involving a nephew. Officers checked on the individual and the situation, ensuring safety and addressing any immediate risks. No further issues were reported at this time.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – Broadway and 2-4 on Kentucky – around 12:22 p.m.

A scene involving a white Cadillac with no license tag raised suspicions. Officers arrived to investigate whether the vehicle was connected to ongoing welfare or disturbance concerns. The situation was monitored but no immediate threat was identified.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Crop St West Breckenridge near 4th Street – around 12:27 p.m.

A 65-year-old male was feeling dizzy and short of air. EMS responded to evaluate his condition, providing necessary assistance. The individual was stabilized and likely transported for further medical attention.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 4200 block of Russell Ave – around 12:10 p.m.

A woman called for help after a dispute with her ex-partner, who was attempting to enter her residence and had made threats. Police responded to de-escalate the situation and ensure the safety of those involved.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Disturbance/Fight – 500 block of Camden Ave – around 12:13 p.m.

Two women were involved in a physical altercation outside a local area. One was identified as wearing a black bonnet and pink coat. Officers arrived to separate the individuals and restore order.

🚗 Disorderly Person – Beaten Lane parking lot – around 12:05 p.m.

An individual was refusing to leave a parking lot with multiple vehicles present. Police responded to manage the situation and document the incident, which was classified as a Complaint of Incidents.

🔍 Suspicious Vehicle – 400 block of Southwestern Pky – around 12:19 p.m.

A white Cadillac without a license tag was observed, possibly linked to earlier welfare or disturbance calls. Officers checked the vehicle but no immediate threat was found, and the scene was secured.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Chest Pain) – 4th Street and Hickory St – around 12:03 p.m.

A 78-year-old man was reported to be experiencing persistent chest pain along with shortness of breath. Responding EMS units arrived promptly to assist and evaluate his condition. The patient was stabilized on scene and transported for further medical care. This incident highlights the importance of quick response to cardiac symptoms, especially in older adults.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Nosebleed) – South 37th Street and Department 7 – around 12:14 p.m.

A man in his late 30s was suffering from an uncontrollable nosebleed at this location. EMS was dispatched to assist with bleeding control and to assess his overall condition. The individual received treatment on scene and was likely transported if further medical attention was needed. Such incidents remind us of the importance of immediate medical response for bleeding emergencies.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Air/Dizziness) – South 2nd Street and West Breckenridge – around 12:33 p.m.

A 65-year-old male was reported feeling dizzy and short of breath. EMS responded quickly to evaluate his symptoms and provide necessary assistance. The patient was stabilized and transported for additional medical evaluation. These types of calls emphasize the need for swift medical intervention in cases involving breathing difficulties and dizziness.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 800 block of South37th Street – around 11:40 a.m.

Responding units were dispatched to a welfare check after a report indicated a person threatened to kill his brother and was possibly armed with a knife. The caller had received a call from the Social Security Administration about the individual, who was believed to be alone in the home. First responders arrived to assess the situation and ensure everyone’s safety, but no contact was made with the individual. The situation was handled with care to prevent escalation.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 2900 block of South Public Road – around 11:40 a.m.

A minor, non-injury collision was reported involving a blue car. Responding units arrived quickly to assess the scene and assist with traffic flow. No serious injuries or hazards were noted, and the involved parties exchanged information as needed.

🔓 Burglary in Progress – 5600 block of New Cut Rd near Silver and Eastbound Road – around 11:40 a.m.

A break-in was reported at a storage facility in the area. First responders arrived to investigate the scene and secure the property. No further details about suspects or stolen items were provided, but units are actively assessing the situation.

👤 Disorderly Conduct – 2000 block of St Rene Rd in front of Thorntons – around 11:40 a.m.

Units responded to reports of disorderly subjects involved in panhandling and exploiting others. Two individuals dressed in black were seen causing a disturbance outside the convenience store. Responders arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure public safety.

🏠 Welfare Check – 3000 block of Layne Rd – around 11:40 a.m.

First responders checked on a person named Zachary Sneed, who was reported to be suicidal and in possession of a knife. The individual was found to be alone at the residence, and units verified his safety and well-being.

🚨 Welfare Check – 800 block of South37th Street – around 11:40 a.m.

Another welfare check was conducted at the same address involving Zachary Sneed, with concerns about his mental state and potential self-harm. Responders confirmed the individual’s safety and the absence of immediate danger.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Air) – 9000 block of W Manslick Rd – around 11:48 a.m.

Multiple EMS units responded to assist a 3-year-old male experiencing difficulty breathing. The child was evaluated on scene, and medical personnel provided necessary care before transport. Shortly after, at 11:55 a.m., EMS responded again to the same area for another young child with similar breathing issues. Both incidents involved prompt medical attention for young patients in distress.

🔥 Gas Leak Outside – 7400 block of Switch Bark Rd – around 11:65 a.m.

Responders arrived at a construction site where a gas line had been accidentally struck, causing a leak outdoors. Crews assessed the situation and took safety precautions to contain the leak. The scene was secured, and utility personnel were notified to repair the line and ensure public safety.

👤 Welfare Check (Injured Person) – 1100 block of South 4th Street – around 11:84 a.m.

Officers responded after reports of a person lying in the grass with legs in the street near a quick fuel station. The individual was found partially in the grass and partially in the roadway, raising concerns about their condition. Medical teams were called to evaluate and assist the person, ensuring their safety and well-being.

👤 Welfare Check (Possible Person Down) – Near Taylor’sville Road and Donarail Run – around 11:31 a.m.

A disorderly individual was observed walking in the roadway and jumping over cars. Officers responded to check on the person’s condition and behavior. The individual was described as wearing a black metal and red sweatshirt, with light-colored pants, and was acting in a manner that prompted the welfare check.

🚶‍♂️ Disturbance (Disorderly Persons) – Taylor’sville Road – around 11:34 a.m.

Police attempted to locate a disorderly person matching the previous description, walking westbound on Taylor’sville Road. The individual was noted to be wearing a black metal and red sweatshirt tied around his waist and light-colored pants. The officers’ efforts aimed to ensure public safety and resolve any disturbance.

🚗 Traffic Incident (Possible Injury) – Gardiner Ln and Gardner View – around 11:48 a.m.

Responders investigated a traffic incident involving possible injuries, with reports indicating a collision at this intersection. Crews worked to assess the scene and provide assistance as needed, ensuring the safety of those involved.

🚓 Traffic Stop or Incident (Possible Injury) – Newport Rd and Kaywood, later at Adam Ridge Pl and Pine Ridge Rd – around 11:48 a.m.

Officers responded to multiple locations for reports of traffic-related incidents involving injuries. The responses aimed to secure the scene, assist any injured parties, and investigate the circumstances of each event.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 600 block of S S S Floyd St at Norton – around 11:20 a.m.

A 75-year-old man was found unconscious after a medical incident involving radiation exposure. He had been smoking oxygen and caught fire, resulting in burns to his nose. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist and evaluate his condition. The patient was stabilized on scene, and further medical care was provided as needed.

🚨 Suspicious Activity – 100 block of Lawndale Ave – around 11:10 a.m.

Two individuals wearing black hoodies were seen knocking on a college president’s door, raising concerns about their intent. Authorities responded to the scene to investigate the situation and ensure the safety of the property. No further issues were reported at this time.

🏥 Welfare Check – 13600 block of Aragon Way – around 11:23 a.m.

A welfare check was requested for a 15-year-old male who missed 17 days of school and has disconnected contact numbers. Responding EMS personnel did not find the individual on scene but attempted to make contact with family members to ensure his well-being.

🏥 Welfare Check – 3300 block of Bardstown Rd – around 11:10 a.m.

A 31-year-old man was found unresponsive and in pain, with family reporting he was in contact the previous day. Emergency services responded to assess his condition and provide necessary medical assistance.

🚗 Theft/Property Incident – 4500 block of South Thurston Parkway – around 11:00 a.m.

An elderly woman reported her purse stolen and requested police assistance. Officers responded to gather details and begin an investigation into the theft.

🚧 Disturbance – 5100 block of Perry Rd – around 11:00 a.m.

A neighbor was involved in a disorderly conduct incident, upset over a parking note and yelling across the street. Authorities arrived to de-escalate the situation and restore peace.

🔎 Suspicious Vehicle – W Main St and South 2nd Street – around 11:00 a.m.

A BOLO was issued for a white car with Indiana tags, driven by a man named David Robert Noor, attempting to leave the area after offering a $100 bill. Police are actively searching for the vehicle to prevent potential criminal activity.

🚗 Traffic Incident – Andrea, Ray Blaine, and Heim under 10 connector – around 11:10 a.m.

A head-on collision involving a Malibu and a van was reported at the intersection. Emergency responders arrived quickly to assist those involved and manage traffic flow.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Disturbance – various locations including West4 Road and others – around 11:10 a.m.

Multiple traffic stops were conducted, with some subjects refusing to leave or displaying aggressive behavior. Officers worked to address the situations and maintain order.

🚶‍♂️ Suspicious Activity – 40th and Magazine St – around 11:10 a.m.

A black male wearing a burgundy sweatshirt and black jeans refused to leave a lobby, causing a disturbance. Police responded to investigate and resolve the issue.

🚶‍♂️ Disturbance – 1000 block of (location unclear) – around 11:10 a.m.

A 45-year-old male was involved in a disturbance at 40th and Magazine St. Authorities responded to assess the situation and ensure public safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 4200 block of Long Kiln Lane near Chant School – around 11:07 a.m.

Responding to a pull station activation, fire units evacuated the three-story school building as a precaution. Fire control was established quickly, and EMS was on scene to assist if needed. No injuries were reported, and the situation was resolved after the building was deemed safe.

🚗 Vehicle Fire – Gray Ln and Hyman Bridge connector – around 11:19 a.m.

Fire units responded to a Chevy Malibu that was smoking at the intersection. The vehicle was safely cooled and checked by EMS personnel. The driver was unharmed, and the scene was cleared shortly after the vehicle was made safe.

👤 Welfare Check / Civil Response – 1800 block of W W W Lee St – between 11:04 a.m. and 11:34 a.m.

Multiple units responded to an eviction at this location, ensuring the safety of all involved. The scene was cleared by evening, with no further incidents reported. This was a civil matter, but it required a police presence for safety and order.

🔊 Commercial Alarm – 200 block of W W W Chestnut St near York St – around 11:19 a.m.

Responding to a small alarm activation, officers checked the premises to ensure security. The alarm was found to be false, and no signs of entry or damage were observed. The scene was cleared without further incident.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – S Floyd St near Norton’s Cross – around 11:16 a.m.

A 75-year-old man was found unconscious on the first floor of a residence after reportedly experiencing burns to his nose and fluctuating consciousness. He had recently undergone radiation treatment and may have been exposed to smoke, possibly indicating self-harm. EMS responded promptly to assist the individual and provide necessary medical care. The situation remains under observation as responders evaluate his condition.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Response – 1000 block of back lane – around 10:37 a.m.

Fire units responded to a fire incident in a back lane. They arrived on scene shortly after and declared the scene in service by 11:07 a.m. No further details about the fire’s outcome are available at this time.

🚗 Vehicle Theft Report – 44th and Market – around 10:41 a.m.

A caller reported her stolen vehicle, a red sedan, last seen at 44th and Market. The vehicle was described as a blackmail unknown, and she was waiting at the location to speak with officers. Responding units took the report and are investigating.

👤 Suspicious Person – 3rd and Winkler – around 10:41 a.m.

Units responded to reports of a white male with a bald head, wearing a navy jacket, camel pants, and carrying a backpack, who was throwing himself in front of cars. The individual was assessed and advised to cancel the call, and units cleared the scene.

🏠 Disturbance Involving a Person Walking in Median – 64 West at Grinstead – around 10:41 a.m.

A white female, appearing confused, was seen walking next to the median. NCIC was notified for further assistance, and responding units cleared the scene after assessment.

🏡 Domestic Disturbance – Brookridge Village Blvd – around 10:41 a.m.

A verbal argument was reported at the 700 block of Brookridge Village Blvd. The parties were separating, and officers were advised to clear the scene after ensuring safety.

🚙 Vehicle Wreck at Auto Service – 8300 block of Dixie Hwy – around 10:41 a.m.

An employee wrecked a vehicle at Regency Auto Service. Responding units arrived to assist and assess the situation.

🏠 Domestic Dispute – Dr. William G. Weathers – around 10:41 a.m.

A report was made of a family member threatening the caller. Officers responded to the location and documented the domestic disturbance.

🚨 Disorderly Conduct – 8600 block of Preston Hwy – around 10:41 a.m.

A disorderly individual was causing a disturbance. Units responded and either took the person into custody or advised them to cease their behavior.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Eastbound side of the interstate near Crenset – around 10:41 a.m.

A stranded female was observed entering a 20-foot box truck on the interstate. Units were advised to monitor the vehicle as it remained in the area.

👤 Suspicious Activity – Near interstate grassy median – around 10:41 a.m.

A disorderly female was seen walking back and forth in the grassy median near the interstate. Responding units observed the activity and monitored the situation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 1800 block of Kendall Ln – around 10:38 a.m.

A 76-year-old man was experiencing difficulty breathing and was unresponsive when EMS units arrived. The patient was showing signs of wheezing and abnormal breathing, prompting an urgent response. EMS provided immediate assistance and transported the individual for further care. The situation was stabilized on scene, and responders continue to monitor the case.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Suspicious Vehicle – near 64 East at Cochrane Hill – around 10:19 a.m.

Units attempted to locate a reckless driver in the area involving a white truck with a trailer. The vehicle was seen driving at about 35 miles per hour through the tunnel, prompting multiple units to respond. Despite efforts, the vehicle was not found, and the investigation was canceled.

🚗 Reckless Driver – on I-65 North at the 100 mile marker – around 10:11 a.m.

A report came in about a green Volvo and semi-truck traveling at high speed northbound on I-65 North. Responding units searched the area but ultimately canceled the pursuit after the vehicle was no longer located.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 2600 block of Virginia Ave – around 10:11 a.m.

A caller reported a couple arguing inside a residence, possibly involving CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) officers. No further details were provided, but units responded to assess the situation.

👩‍👧 Domestic Violence – 400 block of South 6th Street – around 10:11 a.m.

A 16-year-old girl was found sitting in her grandmother’s vehicle after allegedly assaulting her mother and grandmother outside the location. Responding units arrived to investigate the incident involving the teenager.

🚶‍♀️ Suspicious Person Walking on Expressway – near 64 East or West – around 10:11 a.m.

A female approximately 19 years old, wearing a dark jacket, was seen walking on the expressway. Units attempted to locate her but cleared the call after confirming she was not found in the area.

🚙 Vehicle Theft and BOLO – at 44th and Market – around 10:11 a.m.

A male suspect, described as a black male, was reported to have stolen from a female at the intersection. The suspect was seen next to a building, and the victim was waiting in a red sedan to speak with officers. Units responded to investigate.

🚗 Vehicle Blocking Fire Hydrant – 500 block of Montana Ave – around 10:11 a.m.

A Ford Focus with expired tags and Kentucky license plates was parked blocking a fire hydrant. Units responded to check the vehicle and address the obstruction.

🛑 Disorderly Conduct – Circle K at 12-400 block of Taylor’sville Road – around 10:11 a.m.

A male subject was causing a disturbance by arguing with employees and yelling in the parking lot. Responding units arrived to manage the situation.

👩‍👧 Assault in Progress – 2-6 Wilson – around 10:11 a.m.

A report indicated a female was assaulting her daughter outside the location. Responding units arrived to handle the ongoing altercation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – various locations including 3700 block of W W W Wheatmore Dr, 400 block of Gwendolyn St, and 600 block of E E E Gray St – around 10:04 a.m.

Multiple elderly individuals experienced serious health issues such as chest pain, unconsciousness, and feet pain. Responders, including EMS units, arrived at each scene to provide urgent medical care. Several calls involved patients with critical conditions, including unconsciousness and bleeding, requiring immediate attention. Additional responses included a 267-year-old female at 6100 block of Barley Ave suffering from chest and back pain, and other locations where patients showed signs of traumatic injuries and chest discomfort. EMS continues to assist those in need, ensuring they receive proper care.

🔊 Suspicious Vehicle or Person – out in the alley by Shell Station – around 10:04 a.m.

A call was made about a possible incident in the alley near the Shell Station, but no further details or confirmation of persons involved have been reported. Authorities are monitoring the situation for any developments. No other disturbances or suspicious activity have been noted at this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Domestic Violence Incident – South 3rd Street near W W Kenton St – around 9:42 a.m.

A 69-year-old man was involved in a domestic disturbance after an argument escalated, leading to allegations of strangulation. Responding police units attempted to access the residence but found it locked and unoccupied at the time of their visit. The incident was classified as a domestic disturbance, and officers are continuing to investigate the circumstances.

👤 Suspicious Activity Report – Eastmeadow Ct – around 9:41 a.m.

An officer responded to a report of a person taking photographs of property in the area. The resident observed the individual acting unusually but did not specify further details. Police units arrived to investigate the situation and determine if there was any threat to the neighborhood.

🚗 Stolen Vehicle Follow-up and Recovery – Cherokee Rd – around 9:41 a.m.

A vehicle reported stolen earlier was tracked to Cherokee Rd, where officers successfully pulled it over in front of a residence. EMS was called to assist at Greenhaven Apartments, where a person possibly connected to the theft was located. The vehicle recovery is part of ongoing efforts to address the theft.

🏥 Welfare Check on Youth – Greenhaven Apartments at Patrick – around 9:41 a.m.

EMS responded to a welfare concern involving a 15-year-old male at Greenhaven Apartments. The individual was evaluated on scene and held for further assessment, ensuring his safety and well-being.

🚙 Suspicious Vehicle Report – Cherokee Rd – around 9:41 a.m.

Officers responded to reports of two vehicles, a black Toyota Highlander and another Toyota SUV, parked on Cherokee Rd. The vehicles were suspected to be involved in theft or suspicious activity, prompting police investigation to determine their connection to recent incidents.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – Cooper Church Dr, 9700 block – around 9:41 a.m.

A report indicated a threatening individual inside a residence, with threats to harm himself or others. Police units arrived to find the person alone with two dogs. The individual was assessed, and the situation was stabilized.

⚠️ Suicide Threat – Bank St, 2700 block – around 9:41 a.m.

A man inside a residence was threatening to shoot himself or anyone who approached the door. Responding units confirmed no other persons were present. The individual was alone with two dogs and was making concerning threats, prompting mental health intervention.

👤 Welfare and Mental Health Checks – Various locations including Norbrook Dr – around 9:41 a.m.

Multiple units responded to concerns about individuals’ mental health or well-being at different addresses. These welfare checks are part of ongoing efforts to ensure community safety and support those in distress.

🔥 Fire Alarm Activation** – multiple locations – around 9:41 a.m.

Several fire alarms were triggered across different sites, prompting fire units to respond and investigate. No details of fire or damage were provided, but responders are assessing the situation to ensure safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1200 block of South 4th Street – around 9:39 a.m.

A 50-year-old man was found weak and unable to get up after lying on the floor for two days, experiencing chest and back pain. Multiple emergency units responded to assist him. EMS arrived on scene around 10:00 a.m. and prepared for a full arrest situation, providing critical care to stabilize him. The patient was transported for further treatment.

🔊 Fire Alarm – Brooklyn Roos Lane and Elkland T-Series – around 9:37 a.m.

A fire alarm sounded at a five-story residential complex, specifically on the first floor north at building 1. Responding fire units checked the scene and found evidence of a possible issue, but the alarm was determined to be false after inspection. The system was reset, and no fire was present.

🚪 Lockout – 7400 block of E W Orchard Grass Blvd – around 9:50 a.m.

A lockout was reported at a residence on E Orchard Grass Blvd. Responding units arrived promptly to assist the individual locked out of their home, helping them regain access without incident.

🚗 Medical Call – 5200 block of Interchange Way – around 9:54 a.m.

A vehicle accident occurred at this location involving a 30-year-old woman who was found unconscious but still breathing. Emergency responders arrived shortly after the call and provided necessary medical aid. The woman was stabilized and transported for further evaluation.

🔥 Fire Alarm – International Dr and Riverport Dr – around 10:02 a.m.

Two water flow alarms activated at a large four-story warehouse. Workers on site were working on the sprinkler system when the alarms sounded. Fire units responded quickly, and the alarms were confirmed to be in service by 10:07 a.m., with no fire found at the scene.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Commercial Fire Alarm – West Muhammad near Zone 58 – around 9:34 a.m.

Responders were dispatched to a fire alarm at a three-story masonry community center. The alarm was triggered in multiple zones, prompting fire units to respond quickly. They arrived to investigate and confirmed no active fire, returning to service shortly after around 9:37 a.m. The situation was contained, and there were no injuries reported.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave – around 9:34 a.m.

A 74-year-old woman was found feeling unwell, experiencing lightheadedness, and possibly passing out. EMS responded promptly to her apartment on the second floor to assess her condition. She received necessary care on scene, and her condition was stabilized.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 600 block of West Muhammad near Gene Center Federal Courthouse – around 9:34 a.m.

A 50-year-old man was experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath at this location. EMS arrived to provide full medical services, including assessment and treatment. He was stabilized and transported for further care.

🚨 Shooting Incident – 3529-HUON-Drive – around 9:34 a.m.

Reports came in of a shooting involving a cat at this address. Details remain limited, but the incident indicates a gun-related event. Police units responded to secure the area and investigate the circumstances.

⚠️ Property Retrieval/Eviction – 2800 block of Fleaven Street – around 9:39 a.m.

An eviction was underway at this location, with units responding to carry out the process. No reports of disturbance or violence were noted during the operation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1300 block of Challis Cir – around 9:09 a.m.

A 69-year-old male was reported unable to move his legs and experiencing sudden paralysis, with a history of stroke. EMS responded promptly to assist the patient, providing necessary medical care. The individual was stabilized and transported for further evaluation. First responders continue to monitor the situation to ensure his safety.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave – around 9:37 a.m.

A 74-year-old woman was feeling unwell, experiencing lightheadedness and possible blood pressure issues. EMS arrived on scene to assess her condition and provide treatment. She was transported to a medical facility for further care. Responders ensured her comfort and safety during the process.

🚨 Break-in in Progress – South 1st Street – around 9:11 a.m.

A caller reported a break-in at a vacant house with the back door broken open. A suspect was described as wearing a black hoodie and black pants, with a bicycle seen inside the property. Police units responded to investigate the scene and secure the area, working to determine if any items were stolen or if the suspect was still present.

⚠️ Possible Assault/Medical – 3rd and Hales – around 9:11 a.m.

Responders were alerted to a male sitting on a wall, holding his head and bleeding, possibly injured from a head wound. Upon arrival, they confirmed the individual was already being assisted by bystanders or other personnel. No further action was needed at that time, but the scene was monitored for safety.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – Near 1000 block of St. John’s Center – around 9:11 a.m.

A person wearing a green/brown trench coat and a Sonic the Hedgehog backpack was seen acting suspiciously in the area. Responders checked the vicinity but did not locate the individual, remaining alert for any further reports.

👤 Theft or Disturbance – 1032 block of South 1st Street – around 9:11 a.m.

Multiple reports confirmed a person with a Sonic the Hedgehog backpack was present in the area. Visual confirmation was made, but no additional details about the incident were provided. Officers continued to observe the scene for any further developments.

🚓 Suspicious Vehicle or Person – Westport area – around 9:11 a.m.

A panhandler was reported near Westport, with responders unable to locate the individual after a search. The area was checked for safety, and no further issues were identified at that time.

🚗 Traffic Incident – 3400 block of Newburg Rd – around 9:13 a.m.

A vehicle was reported in the area, but no specific details about the incident were provided. Responders checked the scene to ensure there were no hazards or ongoing issues.

🚓 Traffic Stops and Investigations – 200 block of East Broadway and 100 block of Adam – around 9:11 a.m.

Multiple units conducted traffic stops at these locations. No specific incident details were available, but officers were actively engaged in routine investigations and ensuring road safety.

🚏 Bus Stop Incident – 700 block of South 13th Street – around 9:11 a.m.

Two dogs were found inside a vehicle at a bus stop, prompting responders to assist with the situation. The animals were safely removed and the vehicle was checked for safety concerns.

🛍️ Shoplifting or Disturbance – Portland area – around 9:11 a.m.

Several units responded to a report of a disturbance involving possible shoplifting. Some individuals were detained inside a building, while additional units were called to assist with the situation and ensure public safety.

👥 Welfare Check or Disturbance – Various locations – around 9:11 a.m.

Multiple reports came in about individuals sitting or standing in different areas, some with injuries or exhibiting suspicious behavior. Responders checked on their well-being and monitored the scenes for safety, providing assistance where needed.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (shortness of air) – 4100 block of Taylor Blvd near Dairy Queen – around 9:04 a.m.

A 47-year-old woman was reported to be experiencing difficulty breathing. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist her. She was evaluated on scene, and her condition was stabilized. The situation was resolved without further incident.

🏥 Medical Emergency (unable to move legs) – 1300 block of Challis Cir – around 9:34 a.m.

A 69-year-old man with a history of stroke was found to be experiencing sudden paralysis and was unable to move his legs. EMS arrived quickly to provide necessary care and transport if needed. The patient was stabilized and taken for further evaluation.

🏥 Medical Emergency (feeling faint, short of air) – 1200 block of Story Ave near JV Swift and Company – around 9:34 a.m.

A 62-year-old male was feeling faint and short of breath. EMS responded to assist him. He was evaluated on scene, and his condition improved with medical attention. No further issues were reported.

⚠️ Chemical mitigation (motor vehicle accident) – Hillcrest Ave and Zorn Ave – around 9:07 a.m.

Responders arrived at the scene of a vehicle crash involving chemical hazards. The area was secured, and specialized units managed the mitigation of any hazardous materials present. The scene was stabilized, and traffic was temporarily affected.

🏥 Medical Emergency (unresponsive) – 3400 block of Harvard Forest Drive near Secretariat Dr and Rush Ct – around 9:11 a.m.

A 76-year-old woman was found unresponsive. EMS responded immediately to provide life-saving measures. She was stabilized and transported for further medical care. The situation was brought under control quickly.

🔥 Fire – Fenley Ave – around 9:22 a.m.

Fire units responded to reports of a fire at 2 Fenley Ave. The blaze was quickly contained, and firefighters confirmed the fire was extinguished. Authorities called for a coroner due to the severity of the incident.

⚠️ Cardiac arrest – Fenley Ave – around 9:22 a.m.

Responders indicated a possible cardiac arrest at the same location. However, the response run was not confirmed, and further details are pending. Multiple units responded to assist with the emergency.

Response status updates show several fire and EMS units actively engaged during this period, with some units going in and out of service as needed.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Routine Traffic and Chatter – local streets and general area – around 9:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. This appears to be a period of regular traffic flow and routine communication among responders, with no significant incidents reported at this time. Emergency units are actively monitoring the area to ensure safety and order. There are no signs of emergencies or disturbances currently requiring urgent attention. We will continue to keep an eye on developments and provide updates as needed.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 64 Westbound near the intersection – around 8:51 a.m.

A woman in her mid-30s and a young child were involved in a traffic accident. The woman was reported to have head and back pain, while the child had head pain. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assess and assist the injured parties. Both were transported for further evaluation. The scene was managed efficiently by EMS units to ensure the safety and care of those involved.

🚨 Domestic Disturbance – 5300 block of Kangaroo Road – around 8:34 a.m.

A woman reported a domestic violence incident involving her child’s father, who had a protective order against him. The suspect, described as a male in a white F-150, was seen leaving the scene after allegedly putting hands on the woman. Police units responded quickly to the location to investigate and ensure the safety of the individuals involved.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Collision – Dixie Hwy at Fireville – around 8:44 a.m.

A three-car crash occurred involving a red Ford Focus, a white truck, and a gray car. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported. Responding units arrived to investigate the scene, manage traffic flow, and clear the roadway to prevent further incidents. The situation was handled smoothly to restore normal traffic conditions.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 700 block of Chelsea Gardens Cir – around 8:32 a.m.

A dispute involving a child’s mother was reported, with reports of property damage and support issues. Responding police units arrived to assess the situation and de-escalate the conflict. No injuries were reported, and the scene was secured to prevent further disturbance.

🔍 Break-in Report – 1100 block of Trevelyan Way near the zoo – around 8:43 a.m.

A break-in was reported at a residence near the zoo. Responding units arrived to investigate the scene and gather evidence. No details about suspects or items stolen were provided, but officers are actively looking into the incident to ensure community safety.

⚠️ Suspicious Activity – 700 block of East Alley, St. John’s Center – around 8:49 a.m.

A man was reported acting aggressively, with reports indicating he may have been armed with a handgun earlier. Police units responded to the scene to assess the situation, ensure public safety, and determine if the individual posed an ongoing threat.

👤 Welfare Check or Disturbance – 300 block of North 21st Street – around 8:50 a.m.

Officers responded to a house with many people present, possibly related to a welfare or disturbance concern. The situation involved code enforcement and was addressed to ensure the safety and well-being of those involved. No further issues were reported at this time.

🚸 Traffic-Related Issue – 2100 block of West Madison – around 8:45 a.m.

A juvenile dispute was reported involving a 16-year-old refusing to go to school. Responding officers intervened to address the situation and assist the family in resolving the issue. The matter was handled without further escalation.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Air) – 300 block of Masonic Home Dr, Crest Street – around 8:56 a.m.

A 47-year-old woman experienced difficulty breathing while at the Masonic Homes office. EMS responded promptly to assist her and evaluate her condition.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Air) – near Taylor Blvd and W W W Woodlawn Ave – around 9:08 a.m.

A 37-year-old woman at the Dairy Queen reported shortness of breath. EMS arrived to provide care and support for her condition.

🚗 Traffic Accident with Injuries – I-64 westbound at the 13.2 mile marker – around 8:42 a.m.

An injury collision occurred on the highway, with EMS on scene attending to those involved. Traffic was likely affected as responders managed the situation.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Collision – approximately one mile west of the 13 exit ramp on I-64 – around 8:48 a.m.

A three-car crash resulted in no injuries but required an officer to file a report. The vehicles were moved out of the roadway to clear the area.

⚠️ Motor Vehicle Fluids Leak/Accident – Dixie Hwy and Flowervale Ln – around 8:57 a.m.

Responders arrived at the scene where fluids from a vehicle were leaking after an accident, helping to secure the area and prevent further hazards.

🚑 Floor Lift Assist – 5300 block of Crantree Pl, near Charleswood Rd – around 8:57 a.m.

EMS assisted a person needing help getting off the floor, providing necessary support and ensuring their safety.

🏥 Medical Assist (Chest Pain) – Valley College Dr and Stonestreet Rd/Epinay Ct – around 9:00 a.m.

A 79-year-old male experiencing chest pain was attended to by EMS, who evaluated his condition and provided necessary care.

⚠️ Medical Emergency (Unspecified) – 5300 block of Crantree Pl – around 9:01 a.m.

Responders arrived at the same location for an additional medical emergency, providing assistance as needed.

Multiple units responded to these incidents, with some units going in service or canceling as appropriate. Routine traffic and chatter continued in the background.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Air) – Masonic Home Dr – around 8:34 a.m.

A 47-year-old woman was reported to be experiencing difficulty breathing on the second floor of the Masonic Home. EMS responded promptly to assist with her condition. The patient was evaluated and provided necessary medical care on scene. First responders continue to monitor her status as she receives treatment.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Non-injury Vehicle Incident – Taylorsville Rd and Hopewell Rd – around 8:11 a.m.

A report was made about a vehicle in a ditch with the driver inside, who was hesitant to exit due to the rain. Responding units from the 7th Division and Baker checked the area but found no injuries or additional issues. The driver was eventually able to exit the vehicle, and the scene was cleared. The incident appeared to be related to previous weather-related difficulties, and no further hazards were reported.

🚗 Three-vehicle Collision – Beulah Church Rd near Snyder – around 8:11 a.m.

Multiple vehicles, including a white Jeep Cherokee, a white Ford Taurus, and a black BMW, were involved in a minor accident. No injuries were reported at the scene. Units from the 6th Division responded promptly to investigate the circumstances of the collision and ensure safety for all parties involved.

🔊 Noise Complaint – B2 area – around 8:13 a.m.

Units from the 6th Division responded to a noise complaint in the B2 area. An investigation was underway to determine the source of the disturbance, though no further details were provided about the outcome.

🚗 Non-injury Vehicle Accident – 15-500 block of Taylor’s Hill Rd – around 8:16 a.m.

A minor collision involving a black Chevy Suburban and a blue Ford Escape was reported in front of the location. Responding units arrived to assess the scene and subsequently cleared the area after ensuring there were no injuries or hazards.

🏥 Welfare Check / Vehicle Off-road – Taylor’s Hill Rd at Hopewell Rd – around 8:15 a.m.

A stranded motorist was found in a ditch on Taylor’s Hill Rd. The driver was inside the vehicle but reluctant to exit due to the rain. After some assistance, the driver was able to leave the vehicle safely. Responding units provided aid and ensured the motorist’s well-being.

🚓 Response to Vehicle Off-road – Wheeler Church Rd and Snyder – around 8:16 a.m.

Units confirmed that the involved vehicles were off the road near Wheeler Church Rd and Snyder. The parties involved were standing by for an officer, and the scene was being monitored for safety.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire alarm – near the bottom of a hill at Spring and Stop Sign – around 8:09 a.m.

Reports indicated a downed cable line and a hazard that needed removal, but no fire response was noted. Crews responded to assess and secure the area to prevent any further danger.

🏥 Medical emergency – at 803 – around 8:03 a.m.

A 46-year-old male was experiencing arm pain, prompting EMS to respond and evaluate the patient. The individual was assisted on scene, with no further details provided about their condition.

🚗 Traffic collision – West 64 at the 13.2 mile marker near exit 12 – around 8:37 a.m.

A non-injury crash occurred involving a gray Kia and a white Jeep. Responding units arrived to manage the scene and facilitate traffic flow, with no injuries reported.

🚨 Hit and run – 4800 block of Newcomb Road northbound lanes – around 8:11 a.m.

A vehicle was struck by a light transit van and a possible brown, black, or gray sedan. The suspect vehicle fled the scene, and officers are investigating the incident.

🚓 Traffic stop and disturbance – 2700 block of East Alley at St. John’s Center – around 8:11 a.m.

Officers detained a black male wearing a long green and brownish trench coat, who was holding a firearm in front of the location. The situation was stabilized without further incident.

🚙 Suspicious vehicle – outside 3400 block of Camp Ground Rd, River Meadows – around 8:11 a.m.

A white van has been parked outside the same location for over a week, raising concerns among residents and prompting police to monitor the vehicle.

🚗 Traffic stop – Eastern Parkway and Fernwood Ave – around 8:11 a.m.

A collision involving a black Honda Pilot and a Chevy Equinox occurred at this intersection. Officers conducted a traffic stop following the incident.

👤 Suspicious activity – eastbound on 17 mile marker – around 8:11 a.m.

A black male dressed in a white shirt and black pants was seen walking in traffic, prompting concern and police observation.

🚗 Disorderly conduct – south third street – around 8:11 a.m.

Two vehicles were involved in a disturbance, with a black female in a black jacket and boots reportedly acting out. Officers responded to de-escalate the situation.

👩 Domestic disturbance or suspicious activity – south third street – around 8:11 a.m.

Reports indicated a black female was doing “too much” at the same location, prompting police to investigate potential domestic or suspicious activity.

🔫 Firearm incident – 100 block of Acre at St. John’s Center – around 8:11 a.m.

A male was seen with a firearm in front of the location. Officers responded quickly to secure the area and ensure public safety.

🚶‍♂️ Suspicious activity – 100 block of Baker-Sulisane – around 8:11 a.m.

An individual was observed leaving the scene prior to police arrival, raising concerns about potential criminal activity or disturbance.

🚶‍♀️ Pedestrian involved in non-injury accident – 6th Street at Jefferson – around 8:11 a.m.

A pedestrian was struck by a silver Kia Soul but refused EMS assistance. Officers documented the incident and managed traffic in the area.

🔊 Alarm – 100 block of Baker-Sulisane – around 8:11 a.m.

A possible accidental alarm was triggered at this location. Responders confirmed the situation was clear and no further action was needed.

🚧 Traffic control request – near multiple units – around 8:11 a.m.

Officers were requested to assist with traffic management at various locations following the morning incidents, ensuring safety and flow.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 4500 block of Springdale Rd near Summit Reach Drive – around 8:08 a.m.

An elderly man in his mid-80s was reported to be experiencing a serious medical issue, suspected to be a stroke. EMS units responded promptly and are currently en route to provide urgent care. First responders are closely monitoring his condition as they prepare to transport him to a medical facility. This incident highlights the importance of quick medical response in emergencies involving vulnerable populations.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Wire Down – S S Preston St and Atwood St – around 8:04 a.m.

Responders arrived to a downed power line that was wrapped around the wheel of a tan Honda Accord. The hazard was quickly removed, and the scene was cleared by 8:11 a.m., ensuring the area was safe for traffic and pedestrians.

🚶‍♂️ Traffic Accident Involving a Pedestrian – Hopewell Rd and Jefferson St – around 8:05 a.m.

A witness flagged down police after a pedestrian was sideswiped by a silver Kia Soul at the intersection. The pedestrian was found in a ditch but declined ambulance assistance. The driver was present and standing by, and police monitored the scene as EMS was not requested. The incident appeared to be a minor sideswipe or possible hit-and-run, with no injuries reported.

🚶‍♀️ Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle – Hopewell Rd and Jefferson St – around 8:05 a.m.

Shortly after, officers responded to a similar incident where a pedestrian was sideswiped by a vehicle, possibly the same Kia Soul, at the same intersection. The pedestrian was waiting with officers, and the driver was present. EMS was not needed, and police continued to monitor the situation. The events appeared to be related, with no serious injuries involved.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Lift Assist) – 7000 block of Mill Race Rd – around 7:38 a.m.

A 62-year-old male required assistance after experiencing a medical issue. Emergency personnel responded promptly and arrived on scene by 7:48 a.m. They provided the necessary aid to ensure his safety and comfort. The situation was stabilized, and no further details are available at this time.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – Taylorsville Rd at Hopewell Rd – around 7:30 a.m.

A vehicle collided with a ditch near the intersection, with lights still on, prompting a response from traffic units. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Crews worked to clear the roadway and ensure safe traffic flow.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – Frederica Dr at Ring Rd – around 7:31 a.m.

Two vehicles, a Silver Avalon and a Black Honda Accord, were involved in a minor collision. No injuries were reported, and officers responded to document the incident and assist with traffic management.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – 7th Division beat, Dry Creek Way – around 7:47 a.m.

A large white truck was blocking the roadway, causing a traffic hazard. Responding units worked to clear the obstruction and restore normal traffic conditions.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident & Suspicious Vehicle – 2500 block of Wyckford Way – around 7:56 a.m.

Two cars collided, and one involved a subject inside a house who was threatening to use weapons. The individual appeared to be hallucinating, and officers secured the scene while ensuring public safety.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – 13th and Downing Court – around 7:52 a.m.

A vehicle was blocking the roadway at this intersection, prompting traffic assistance from officers. The scene was managed to prevent further disruptions.

👤 Suspicious Person – 200 block of Westchester at Young Adult Opportunity Center – around 7:52 a.m.

A person was observed acting suspiciously near the center, prompting a welfare check by officers to ensure safety and determine if any assistance was needed.

🔊 Disturbance (Public Disorder) – 8th and Broadway – around 7:36 a.m.

A male was causing traffic issues by jumping on vehicles, throwing objects, and laying in the roadway. Responding units worked to de-escalate the situation and restore order.

🔊 Disturbance (Public Disorder) – 10th and Broadway – around 7:36 a.m.

Another male, dressed in a yellow jacket and white hat, was causing chaos by jumping on vehicles and throwing objects. Officers responded to manage the disturbance and ensure public safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 3C at Young Adult Opportunity Center – around 7:52 a.m.

Authorities responded to reports of suspicious activity in the area, conducting a welfare check and assessing the situation for any potential threats.

🔊 Fire or Security Alarm – 800 block of East Madison – around 7:42 a.m.

A security alarm was triggered at the front and back office doors, prompting a response from fire or security personnel to verify the situation and prevent any potential hazards.

🚗 Stolen Vehicle Report – Alfresco Pl at 19-05 – around 7:42 a.m.

Three Chargers were reported stolen from this location. Officers responded to document the theft and initiate investigation procedures.

🚗 Stolen Vehicle Report – Alfresco Pl at 4-19-05 – around 7:42 a.m.

Related to the earlier theft, authorities are investigating the stolen vehicles, with no injuries reported during the incident.

🚗 BOLO (Be On Lookout) for Vehicle – Dry Creek Way – around 7:47 a.m.

A large white truck was reported blocking in the area, prompting a BOLO for authorities to locate and address the vehicle.

🚗 BOLO (Be On Lookout) – Frederica Dr at Ring Rd – around 7:31 a.m.

The Silver Avalon and Black Honda Accord involved in earlier non-injury accidents are being sought by authorities as part of the ongoing investigation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚧 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and community areas – around 7:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. This appears to be a period of normal activity with no significant incidents reported. Traffic flow is steady, and there are no emergencies or disturbances currently in progress. Our responders are monitoring the situation and ready to assist if needed. This quiet start suggests a calm morning for the community.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚧 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and general area – around 7:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It appears to be a quiet morning with no significant incidents reported. Responders are primarily engaged in routine traffic monitoring and general communication. There are no signs of emergencies or unusual activity at this time. We will continue to monitor for any updates or developments throughout the day.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1000 block of Brent St – around 7:15 a.m.

A 45-year-old woman was found unconscious due to a seizure. Emergency medical services and police units responded quickly to assist her. After treatment, she was reported to be in stable condition. The scene was secured, and the patient was transported for further care.

🚶‍♂️ Pedestrian Injury Accident – New Lynn View and King Run – around 7:16 a.m.

A pedestrian, possibly a 17-year-old, was involved in an injury collision at this intersection. Multiple units arrived to assess the situation and provide aid. The individual was checked on-site, and no further details about injuries were provided at this time.

🚶‍♀️ Pedestrian Injury Accident – King Run and Rockford – around 7:16 a.m.

Another pedestrian was struck at this nearby intersection. Responding units checked the area and confirmed this was a separate incident from the previous one. The pedestrian was evaluated, and the scene was secured.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Walmart Supercenter parking lot – around 7:12 a.m.

A blue truck was reported in the parking lot, with unknown occupancy. Units responded to investigate the vehicle, ensuring public safety and checking for any suspicious activity.

🔔 Burglar Alarm – 800 block of East Madison – around 7:12 a.m.

A burglar alarm was triggered at this location. Responding units checked the premises for signs of break-in or unauthorized entry, but no further details were provided about the outcome.

🗣️ Disturbance/Domestic Incident – same phone number as previous call – around 7:12 a.m.

A caller requested a ride to her mother’s house amid a reported domestic disturbance. The caller hung up before further details could be obtained. Responding units were aware of the situation and monitored the area.

🚶‍♂️ Vehicle versus Pedestrian Accident – New Lynn View and King Run – around 7:12 a.m.

A separate injury collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian, also involving a 17-year-old, occurred at this intersection. Units responded to both King Run and Rockford to check on the individuals involved and provide assistance.

🚧 Disorderly Conduct – 8th and Broadway – around 7:16 a.m.

A person causing a disturbance was reported at this busy intersection. The individual was causing traffic issues, with persons on cars and traffic stopping. Units responded to manage the situation and restore order.

🚶‍♂️ Traffic Incident – Broadway at 11th Street – around 7:20 a.m.

A male was sitting in the middle of Broadway, causing a traffic hazard. Units responded to assess and address the situation, ensuring safety for drivers and pedestrians.

🚓 Routine Traffic Stops and Investigations – various locations including Poplar Road and Poplova Court – between 7:12 a.m. and 7:42 a.m.

Multiple units conducted routine traffic stops, checks, and investigations across different areas. These patrol activities are part of standard traffic enforcement and community safety efforts.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚧 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and community areas – around 7:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It appears to be a period of routine activity, with no significant incidents reported. Traffic flow is steady, and there are no emergencies or disturbances noted at this time. Our responders are monitoring the situation to ensure safety and order as usual. This is a typical start to the day with no unusual events to report.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Chest Pain) – 1000 block of Reed St – around 7:05 a.m.

A 74-year-old male experiencing chest pain was waiting in the lobby of a local building when emergency medical services arrived to assist. The patient was evaluated on scene, and EMS provided necessary care. The situation was stabilized, and the patient was likely transported for further treatment. Multiple EMS units responded to ensure prompt assistance.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Unconscious Seizure) – 1000 block of Reed St near Crop St, East Oak, and East Kentucky – around 7:05 a.m.

A woman in her 40s was found unconscious and suffering from a seizure at a nearby convenience store. Responding units, including specialized medical teams, arrived quickly to assess and assist her. She was stabilized on scene and transported for further medical evaluation. Emergency responders coordinated efforts to ensure her safety and well-being.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚧 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local area – around 6:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. This morning, there have been no significant incidents reported, just routine traffic flow and general chatter among responders. It appears to be a calm start to the day with no emergencies or unusual activity. Our teams are staying alert and monitoring the situation as the day progresses. We will continue to keep you updated on any major developments.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 3600 block of Kahlert Ave – around 6:42 a.m.

Responders arrived to assist a 65-year-old male who was bleeding from a surgical site, feeling light-headed and short of breath. EMS provided medical aid and transported the patient for further care.

🚶‍♀️ Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle – Dixie Hwy and San Jose Ave – around 6:49 a.m.

A white SUV hit a black female pedestrian, possibly in her 50s. She was conscious and breathing when emergency crews arrived. Traffic units managed the scene and assisted with traffic flow as the victim received medical attention.

🫀 Medical Emergency – 2200 block of Magazine St near Crop St – around 7:03 a.m.

A 74-year-old man experiencing chest pain was attended to by EMS. He was stabilized and transported for further evaluation.

🚗 Multiple Vehicle Traffic Collisions – 22nd and Broadway – around 6:42 a.m.

Several crashes occurred at this intersection, including a collision involving a vehicle that hit a building and an individual who was ejected outside. Multiple units responded to assist injured parties and secure the scene.

🚙 Multi-Car Crash with Injury – 22nd and Broadway – around 6:42 a.m.

A six-vehicle crash, with injury status uncertain, took place in a rally area. EMS arrived to evaluate and assist any injured individuals.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – Southern Ave and East Ave – around 6:42 a.m.

A white Ford Fusion with no license tag was involved in a wreck amid heavy traffic. Traffic control was established to assist with scene management and clear the roadway.

🚗 Injury Traffic Collision – 22nd and Broadway – around 6:42 a.m.

Another crash involving multiple vehicles, including a rally car, resulted in injuries. EMS responded to treat any injured persons and help clear the scene.

🔥 Fire Alarm Activation – 5300 block of Fannis Way – around 7:05 a.m.

A fire alarm sounded at a high-rise complex. Fire units responded promptly to investigate and ensure the safety of residents.

🩺 Medical Response – Cane Line Road and Rockford Ln – around 7:08 a.m.

Emergency crews attended to a pedestrian struck by a truck. The individual was evaluated and transported for medical care.

🩺 Medical Emergency – Newland View Drive and Cane Line Road – around 7:02 a.m.

Responders assisted a semi-truck driver experiencing chest pain. The patient was stabilized and transported for further treatment.

🩺 Medical Emergency – Data Dr and Plant 5 Drive – around 7:02 a.m.

A semi-truck driver reported chest pain. EMS arrived to evaluate and transport the individual for medical attention.

🚧 Building Hit by Vehicle – 22nd and Broadway – around 6:40 a.m.-7:10 a.m.

Units responded to a report of a vehicle possibly hitting a building involving SUVs. Crews secured the scene and assessed any damage or hazards.

🚓 Traffic Control and Scene Clearance – Various locations including Dixie Hwy, Broadway, Garland, 1st Division, 2nd Division – ongoing

Multiple units managed traffic flow, secured crash scenes, and cleared wrecked vehicles from key intersections to restore normal traffic conditions.

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🔥 Building Fire and Vehicle Collision – South 22nd Street and West Broadway – around 6:35 a.m.

Responders arrived at the scene of a building fire that was triggered by a vehicle crash involving a white SUV possibly hitting the building in a parking lot. A 65-year-old male was found with a surgical wound on his thigh, bleeding, feeling lightheaded, and short of breath. EMS was dispatched to provide medical assistance, and the fire units worked to assess the situation. The incident appeared to be a combination of a traffic accident and a fire, with responders working to ensure safety and care for the injured individual.

🚑 Medical Emergency – South 22nd Street and West Broadway – around 6:35 a.m.

A man in his mid-60s was found with a surgical wound on his thigh, bleeding and experiencing difficulty breathing. EMS responded promptly to provide treatment for his injuries, which appeared to be related to the earlier vehicle collision. The patient was assessed on scene, and responders worked to stabilize him before any further transport. The situation was under control shortly after initial treatment.

🚶‍♀️ Pedestrian Struck – Dixie Hwy and San Jose Ave – around 6:49 a.m.

A pedestrian, a woman estimated to be around 50 years old, was hit by a white SUV while walking near Dixie Hwy and San Jose Ave. She was conscious, breathing, and lying on the ground when emergency crews arrived. EMS responded quickly to evaluate her condition and provide necessary medical care. The incident remains under investigation, but the pedestrian was stabilized on scene.

🔔 Commercial Fire Alarm – 400 block of South 8th Street – around 6:49 a.m.

A fire alarm was activated at a commercial building on South 8th Street in Avenue Plaza. Responding units found no visible signs of fire from the Alpha Bravo or Delta sides of the building. The alarm was reset within a few minutes, and units returned to service by 6:59 a.m. The situation was determined to be a false alarm, and no fire was present.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 100 block of W W Kentucky St – around 6:12 a.m.

A 35-year-old male was reported to be experiencing a seizure and was believed to have AIDS. At the time of the call, he was still sleeping. EMS units responded promptly to assist him, and he was likely transported for further care. The situation was handled with care, ensuring the individual’s safety and well-being.

🚗 Traffic Incident - Vehicle Towing – 100 block of W W Kentucky St – around 6:12 a.m.

Officers arrived at the scene to oversee the towing of a couple of vehicles. The operation involved coordination with towing services and EMS, ensuring the area was cleared safely. This routine activity helped maintain traffic flow and safety in the neighborhood.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Chamberlain and northern commons – around 6:12 a.m.

A black Lincoln SUV with a tail light covering the entire trunk was seen fleeing south after a high-speed chase. The vehicle was last spotted at the entrance of Chamberlain and northern commons before units lost sight of it. Officers attempted to follow but were unable to track the vehicle further.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 6000 block of Bristol Bluffs Cir – around 6:12 a.m.

Responding officers arrived at a property where a dispute was ongoing between a female and male over property. The caller reported arguing but no one was responding at the scene. Units checked the area to ensure safety and assess the situation.

👤 Welfare Check/Argument – 6000 block of Bristol Bluffs Cir – around 6:12 a.m.

A caller expressed concern about a male and female arguing over property, with the female possibly being threatened by her ex-boyfriend and his sister. Officers responded to verify the safety of those involved and to prevent escalation.

🏥 Medical Emergency/Overdose – 6000 block of Bristol Bluffs Cir – around 6:12 a.m.

EMS was dispatched to assist a 54-year-old male found overdosing on northern commons boulevard. The individual was suffering from stage 4 cancer, and responders provided necessary medical aid at the scene.

🔊 Disturbance/Argument – 6000 block of Bristol Bluffs Cir – around 6:12 a.m.

A caller reported a dispute involving a male and female at the same address, with concerns about a potential fight involving the ex-boyfriend’s sister. Units responded to de-escalate the situation and ensure everyone’s safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Breath) – 500 block of Eastern Parkway, Crestwood Bradley Avenue and Sherry Rd – around 6:31 a.m.

A 72-year-old man experiencing shortness of breath after taking all his medication was assisted by EMS. Responders arrived quickly to evaluate his condition and provide necessary care. The patient was stabilized and transported for further medical attention. This incident highlights the importance of prompt medical response to respiratory issues among seniors.

🏥 Medical Assist (Lift Assist) – 700 block of Yorkwood Pl, near Timberwood Cir – around 6:15 a.m.

Responders were dispatched to help a 68-year-old male who needed assistance getting up after a fall or difficulty moving. EMS arrived on scene to safely lift and support the individual. The patient was checked over and did not require further emergency care. Lift assists like this are common but vital for ensuring safety and well-being.

⚠️ Medical Response (Possible Overdose) – 1400 block of Rutland Club Ct – around 6:24 a.m.

EMS responded to a call involving a patient with a suspected overdose. The individual has stage four bone cancer, which complicates their health situation. Responders provided immediate care and are likely coordinating further medical treatment. Such incidents underscore the ongoing health challenges faced by those with serious illnesses.

🚑 Medical Response (Elevated Heart Rate, Abnormal Breathing) – 6800 block of Fordham Ln – around 6:34 a.m.

A 33-year-old woman was experiencing an elevated heart rate and abnormal breathing when EMS arrived. The responders assessed her condition and provided necessary stabilization. She was transported for additional medical evaluation. Early intervention in cases of abnormal vital signs can be crucial for patient outcomes.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Seizure, Unconscious) – 1900 block of Rockford Ln – around 6:05 a.m.

A 44-year-old woman experienced a seizure and lost consciousness while at her residence. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist her. The patient was located in her home, and EMS personnel provided necessary care on scene. She was later transported for further evaluation and treatment.

🏥 Medical Emergency (Shortness of Breath) – 500 block of Eastern Parkway near Bradley Ave and Sherry Rd – around 6:05 a.m.

An elderly man, age 72, was found to be short of breath after taking all his medication. EMS arrived quickly to assess his condition and provide assistance. The man was evaluated on scene, and medical personnel determined he needed further care. He was transported to a medical facility for ongoing treatment.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic Accident – 200 block of East 64th Street ramp – around 5:42 a.m.

A non-injury collision was reported involving a green Jeep Cherokee and a garbage truck on the left shoulder of the eastbound ramp. Fire and police units responded to the scene to assess the situation and ensure safety. No injuries were reported, and crews are working to clear the roadway.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – Jones Dr – around 5:42 a.m.

A resident reported a white male wearing a white hat knocking loudly at a home on Jones Dr. The individual was speaking Spanish, prompting officers to check the area for safety and determine if there was any threat. The situation was investigated to ensure community security.

🚨 Vehicle Break-In – Rural Way – around 5:42 a.m.

A vehicle break-in was reported on Rural Way, where the suspect was armed with a gun and fleeing on foot. Officers responded quickly to the area to search for the individual and gather evidence. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to identify and apprehend the suspect.

🏥 Welfare Concern – Rural Way – around 5:42 a.m.

A caller reported hearing strange clanking noises coming from the backyard of a residence on Rural Way. Officers responded to check the area for any potential hazards or safety issues. The situation was assessed to ensure the safety of the residents and the property.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1600 block of South30th Street – around 5:40 a.m.

Responders were called to assist a 66-year-old male experiencing severe abdominal pain, diagnosed as an aortic aneurysm. EMS was initially dispatched but later canceled after assessing the situation. The patient’s condition required careful monitoring, and units responded promptly to the scene.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1900 block of Rockford Ln – around 5:40 a.m.

A woman was found unconscious after suffering a seizure, prompting EMS to arrive and assist. The individual was evaluated on scene, and medical personnel provided necessary care. No further injuries or complications were reported at this time.

🚰 Water Leak – 2300 block of Brennen Business Ct, Country Thompson Way, at 5 Works Corporation – around 5:39 a.m.

A water leak was reported inside a building, with water leaking from the roof. An employee was unsure of the water shut-off location, complicating efforts to stop the leak. Responders arrived to assess the situation and coordinate repairs to prevent further damage.

🚗 Traffic Collision – Belle St and Broaddus St – around 5:42 a.m.

Two vehicles, a red Dodge Dart and another unidentified car, were involved in a collision. One vehicle was left disabled in the middle lane with its flashers on, possibly struck by another vehicle. No injuries were reported, and units were working to verify details of the incident.

🚗 Traffic Collision – Cane Run Rd and Lees Ln – around 5:42 a.m.

A collision involving a blue Ford F-100 and a white Toyota Camry left both vehicles disabled in the left lane. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and responders were on scene to clear the area.

👤 Disturbance – Wayside Men’s Line East to F-15 – around 5:42 a.m.

A person was being held down, possibly due to a seizure or an altercation. Responders arrived to assist and assess the individual’s condition, ensuring safety for everyone involved.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – 2300 block of Northwestern Pky – around 5:42 a.m.

A security camera at a nearby home was triggered, indicating someone was in the area. Responders checked the vicinity to ensure safety and determine if any suspicious activity was occurring.

🔫 Shots Fired – Off of Plymouth behind 600 block of South22nd Street – around 5:42 a.m.

Two rounds were fired from an alley behind this location, possibly from two different firearms. Units responded to verify the situation and investigate the source of the gunfire.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 900 block of 9th and Kentucky – around 5:42 a.m.

A white Kia Rio with expired registration from August 2000 was seen in the area, raising concerns about possible suspicious activity. Responders checked the vehicle and area for any related incidents.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Disorderly Conduct – East Jeff – around 5:42 a.m.

A person refusing to leave after EMS assistance was reported, creating a disturbance. Responders intervened to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety for all parties involved.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Welfare Check – around 5:42 a.m.

Responders conducted a welfare check on an individual in the area, ensuring their well-being and safety amid ongoing activity. No additional issues were reported during the assessment.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🔥 Medical Emergency – 1600 block of South30th Street – around 5:42 a.m.

A 66-year-old man was experiencing severe abdominal pain, which was diagnosed as a possible aortic aneurysm. Emergency medical services were dispatched to assist, but they were canceled after an initial assessment determined that immediate transport was not necessary. First responders responded quickly to evaluate the patient’s condition, ensuring he received appropriate care and monitoring. The situation was resolved without further incident.

🔪 Assault with Stabbing – 4500 block of Shiliver Road near Thornton’s – around 5:36 a.m.

A violent altercation involving a stabbing occurred at this location. Witnesses reported a shove and a stabbing during the incident. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is actively following the suspect and investigating the circumstances. No injuries or units confirmed arrival at the scene at this time. Authorities continue to search for the suspect and ensure the safety of those involved.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency - Stabbing Injury – near 4500 block of Jules Road, Thornton’s – around 5:09 a.m.

A 43-year-old male was found at a pond with fatal stab wounds. Pre-hospital units responded quickly but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Police units arrived to secure the area and begin an investigation into the incident.

🔥 Medical Emergency - Stabbing Injury – 4500 block of Shelbyville Rd, Thornton’s – around 5:19 a.m.

A 30-year-old male was discovered with multiple stab wounds at this location. Emergency medical services arrived to treat the victim, and police responded to gather information and secure the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

🚨 Suspicious Activity – 1900 block of Alfresco Pl – around 5:12 a.m.

Units responded to reports of a black SUV possibly involved in vehicle break-ins in the area. Authorities checked the vehicle and surrounding area as part of a broader investigation into suspicious activity.

👤 Suspicious Person – 14300 block of Baratas Street – around 5:12 a.m.

Multiple reports described a person looking into parked vehicles. Officers checked the area and found no signs of damage or theft, confirming the vehicles were secure.

🚗 Burglary or Vehicle Break-In – 1900 block of Alfresco Pl – around 5:12 a.m.

Responding units found evidence of a broken window in front of this address, possibly indicating a stolen vehicle or attempted break-in. The scene was secured for further investigation.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 6700 block of Strawberry Ln – around 5:12 a.m.

A woman reported her male partner had physically assaulted her. Officers responded promptly to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety for all involved.

🚙 Suspicious Vehicle – near English Station Way – around 5:12 a.m.

A dark-colored Greek Jeep Cherokee was seen hopping curbs and fleeing the scene. Police attempted to track the vehicle but were unable to locate it immediately.

🚗 Suspicious Activity – near 14300 block of Baratas Street – around 5:12 a.m.

Multiple reports indicated individuals looking into vehicles and a broken window vehicle leaving the area. Officers searched the vicinity but did not locate the suspects.

🏢 Commercial Alarm – 25-31 Bank St – around 5:12 a.m.

An alarm sounded at a business on the side door. Officers checked the premises but found no signs of forced entry or entry attempts.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 500 block of South18th Street – around 5:12 a.m.

A subject was refusing to leave the property, with security personnel present. Officers responded to assist in resolving the situation peacefully.

👤 Suspicious Person – South Jackson and Muhammad Alley – around 5:12 a.m.

A white male wearing a camo shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes was causing a dispute. Officers checked the area but did not locate the individual afterward.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Chest Pain) – 100 block of South 5th Street, National City Towers – around 5:05 a.m.

A 47-year-old woman was found experiencing chest pain and was waiting by the security desk when EMS arrived. The responders provided necessary medical assistance to her on scene. She was stabilized and transported for further care.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Fall and Shaking) – 2900 block of Rio Rita Ave, Crop St, Ramona, and Kilmander – around 5:05 a.m.

A 66-year-old man fell onto the ground, was shaking, and was blocking a door from the inside of a residence. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist him. He was stabilized and taken to a medical facility for further evaluation.

🚑 Medical Response – 100 block of South 5th Street, National City Towers – around 5:10 a.m.

EMS responded again to the same location for the woman with chest pain, providing ongoing medical support. The patient was prepared for transport to a healthcare facility.

🚑 Medical Assistance – 2900 block of Rio Rita Ave – around 5:10 a.m.

Responders arrived to assist the man who was short of air, had fallen, and was shaking while blocking a door. He received medical attention on scene and was transported for further treatment.

👤 Welfare Check or Disturbance – 500 block of East Jeff – around 5:10 a.m.

A male individual was trying to enter a residence, fell onto the ground, and was shaking while blocking the door from the inside. Responders advised him to go to the back entrance for safety. The situation was stabilized without further incident.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Suspicious activity – Duncan St and 17th Street – around 4:43 a.m.

Responders checked the area after reports of two male subjects in black clothing heading toward a food market, with suspicious lights seen around a work trailer. No further issues were found during the patrol.

🔒 Commercial alarm – Panera Bread in the Champion Farms area – around 4:45 a.m.

An alarm was triggered at the restaurant, with signs of forced entry at the front door. Responders verified the premises and secured the location, ensuring no one was inside.

👤 Suspicious persons – Catholic Charities Church near the food market – around 4:43 a.m.

Witnesses observed two males in black clothing walking toward the food market. Responders checked the area but found no signs of disturbance or suspects, and no further issues were reported.

🚪 Burglary in progress – 2500 block of Bank St – around 4:43 a.m.

A motion alarm sounded at a side door, with reports of property damage and a possible break-in. Responders arrived to investigate but found no signs of entry or suspects at that time.

🗣️ Disturbance – 400 block of South number26 – around 4:45 a.m.

A female caller reported a male yelling and refusing to leave the area. Responders were dispatched to handle the situation, which appeared to be a verbal disturbance with no immediate threat.

🏠 Property damage and domestic trouble – 4200 block of Virginia Ave – around 4:45 a.m.

A woman reported her boyfriend damaged several items, including a TV, and took her phone and wallet before leaving. The suspect, described as a male in an all-black Chicago jacket, may be returning to the area.

👮 Welfare check – South 18th and Tuesday – around 4:45 a.m.

Responders arrived to find a subject refusing to leave, with Metro Security on scene. They advised responders to stand by and evaluate the situation further.

🚶‍♂️ Public intoxication – 9th and West Broadway – around 4:45 a.m.

A man in his 30s, wearing a backward black baseball hat and a yellow or white jacket with black stripes, was jumping into traffic. Responders attempted to intervene and assist him.

🔦 Suspicious lights – near Duncan St and 17th Street – around 4:43 a.m.

Lights observed around a work trailer prompted responders to check the area, but no further activity was detected.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local area – around 4:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. The reports indicate mostly standard traffic flow and routine communication among responders during the early morning hours. There have been no significant incidents or emergencies noted at this time. Our teams continue to monitor the situation closely. This period appears to be relatively quiet with no urgent activity reported.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Suspicious Vehicle – 4600 block of Shenandoah – around 4:13 a.m.

A silver sedan was seen driving around the area, with two individuals exiting the vehicle to check car door handles. The activity lasted about three minutes before units responded to the area for a lookout. No further incidents were reported at that time.

🏥 Welfare Check – 400 block of East Jeff – around 4:44 a.m.

A caller reported being held against her will in a room at the 300 block of and was attacked by residents and staff. Responding units arrived to investigate a domestic disturbance and ensure the safety of everyone involved.

🔥 Domestic Disturbance – 800 block of South 31st – around 4:16 a.m.

Multiple police units responded to a call involving a 52-year-old man, described as a black male in a white shirt and pants. The caller indicated there was trouble inside the residence, prompting an emergency response to address the situation.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Cowling Ave near 900 block – around 4:13 a.m.

A female caller whispered that she had been hit and could not speak openly, suggesting a possible assault or domestic issue. Units responded to the 2200 block of Bolling Ave to assist the individual and assess her condition.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 100 block of Charlie – around 4:13 a.m.

A caller requested assistance from UofL, indicating a person in need of help or possibly a victim. Responding units arrived to provide aid and evaluate the situation.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 100 block of Baker – around 4:13 a.m.

A woman reported being held against her will and attacked, prompting police to respond to the 400 block of East Jeff. The situation was taken seriously, and assistance was provided to the individual.

🏥 Welfare Check – 2200 block of Bolling Ave – around 4:13 a.m.

A caller reported being assaulted and unable to speak freely, leading to police response. Officers arrived to investigate and ensure the safety of the individual involved.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and community areas – around 4:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It appears to be a period of routine activity, with no significant incidents reported. Responders are likely conducting regular patrols and monitoring traffic flow. There are no signs of emergencies or disturbances at this time. We will continue to keep an eye on the situation and provide updates if anything changes.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Vehicle Fire – 1400 block of South Temp Street near West Hill and West Burnett – around 3:41 a.m.

A vehicle was reported on fire near the train tracks. Passing motorists observed the flames and called emergency services. Fire units responded promptly and confirmed the fire was contained, with the incident being resolved by 3:44 a.m.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of East Broadway near South Track – around 3:41 a.m.

A person was found outside on foot, complaining of chest pain. EMS arrived on scene to assess the individual, providing necessary care for the patient’s condition. The situation was stabilized on site.

🚨 Routine Radio Communications – around 3:41 a.m. to 4:11 a.m.

Multiple units engaged in radio chatter focused on scene safety, confirming locations, and checking for any trouble or stolen vehicle reports. These ongoing communications help ensure coordinated responses and community safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🔥 Medical Emergency – 2100 block of Wilson Ave – around 3:43 a.m.

A mother reported her 17-year-old daughter being assaulted by her boyfriend. The daughter was on the phone crying and appeared to have been punched. Police units responded to investigate the domestic disturbance and assault, providing assistance and ensuring the safety of those involved.

🚓 Suspicious Activity – W W Market St near the church – around 3:43 a.m.

Officers received a report of two individuals approaching near the church, which appeared suspicious. Units held on the investigation to determine if there was any threat or unlawful activity in the area.

🚒 Fire Incident – 1400 block of South10th Street near train tracks – around 3:43 a.m.

A vehicle was reported on fire close to the train tracks. Fire units responded with a non-emergency response, checked the scene, and found no ongoing trouble or hazards related to the fire.

🚓 Suspicious Persons – W W Market St near the church – around 3:43 a.m.

Additional reports indicated suspicious individuals in the vicinity of the church. Officers held the scene for further investigation to assess any potential threat.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 2000 block of Bear Path – around 3:43 a.m.

A blue Chevrolet Impala with Kentucky tags Nora 9 George 0-6-8 was seen possibly involved in suspicious activity. Units responded to the scene to investigate the vehicle and its occupants.

📞 Hang-up Call – 900 block of Bowling – around 3:43 a.m.

A call was received with a whispering voice, possibly indicating a hit-and-run or assault. No units were on scene at the time of the report, and the call remains under investigation.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – South 31st Street – around 3:43 a.m.

A domestic trouble report was made from a residence with house lights off, suggesting possible ongoing conflict. Units responded to assess the situation and provide assistance if needed.

👤 Welfare Check – 3900 block of Shepard’s Run, Jeffersonville, Indiana – around 3:43 a.m.

A female juvenile was transported from the area following a report of assault. The welfare check was conducted to ensure her safety and well-being.

🏢 Commercial Alarm – 500 block of Old Dixie Hwy – around 3:43 a.m.

An alarm at an office building indicated motion detection. Units responded to confirm the scene was secure and no signs of entry or trouble were found.

🏢 Commercial Alarm – 5300 block of Dixie Hwy – around 3:43 a.m.

Another alarm at a different commercial location was reported, possibly related to the same incident. Responding units checked the scene and cleared the alarm.

🚓 Suspicious Activity – 17th Avenue – around 3:43 a.m.

Investigators responded to reports of suspicious subjects in the area, holding the scene for further assessment and to determine if any unlawful activity was occurring.

🚨 Burglary Alarm – Woodhill Ln, Burton residence – around 3:43 a.m.

A residential burglary alarm was triggered but was later determined to be a false alarm. The scene was cleared without incident.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Vehicle Fire – 1400 block of South 10th Street near West Hill and West Burnett – around 3:36 a.m.

Responding units confirmed a car was on fire near the train tracks in this area. The fire was extinguished, and a burned-out vehicle was checked on scene. No injuries were reported at this time.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of East Broadway near South Jackson and South Preston – around 3:39 a.m.

A person was found outside on floodwaters, wearing all black, and complaining of chest pain. EMS responded promptly to assist the individual. The patient was evaluated on scene, and further care was provided as needed.

🏥 Medical Response – 6400 block of Del Rocco Avenue – around 3:39 a.m.

An 88-year-old male was involved in a medical incident suspected to be a stroke. Responders arrived to assist the patient, who was unresponsive and in need of urgent care. Multiple EMS units responded to this call.

🚓 Welfare Check and Police Activity – 5300 block of South 13th Street and nearby shopping center – around 3:36 a.m.

Police responded to a directive activity at the 5300 block of South 13th Street. Additionally, officers were dispatched to a location outside a Dollar Tree at a shopping center near South 13th Street. The specific nature of these incidents was not detailed, but police presence was confirmed.

⚠️ BOLO Alert – 1024, 67 (block not specified) – around 3:36 a.m.

A BOLO was issued for a person named Robert W. Prater. The alert was confirmed to be current and active, with no immediate safety concerns reported.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🔍 Suspicious Activity – Duncan St and North 17th Street – around 3:13 a.m.

A caller reported unusual lights near a trailer at a construction site. Responding units arrived to investigate the area, which appeared to be a suspicious situation. The investigation is ongoing as officers check the scene for any potential issues.

🚗 Traffic Stop and Citation – 100 block of Charley – around 3:13 a.m.

A white Honda Civic was pulled over by police, and the driver was issued a citation before being released to a family member. The stop was part of routine traffic enforcement during the early morning hours.

🚗 Traffic Incident – 314 area – around 3:13 a.m.

Multiple vehicles were involved in a minor incident at this location, with at least two individuals present. All vehicles and parties involved were cleared from the scene by 3:16 a.m., with no reports of injuries or major damage.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – Wilson Ave near 21st Street – around 3:13 a.m.

A third-party caller reported a violent altercation involving a 17-year-old girl and her boyfriend. The daughter was on the phone, crying and being physically assaulted by a 17-year-old male. Responding police units are currently investigating the situation to ensure safety and determine next steps.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm (Commercial) – 225 Abraham Flexner Way, Jewish Hand Center – around 3:06 a.m.

Responders arrived at a multi-story hospital after a fire alarm was triggered. Initial reports indicated no visible signs of fire or smoke upon arrival. After conducting system checks, the alarm was reset, and the scene was cleared without further incident.

🚗 Vehicle Fire – 1400 block of South Temp Street, near West Hill and West Burnett – around 3:13 a.m.

A car caught fire near train tracks, reportedly caused by a passing motorist. Fire units responded quickly to contain the blaze. The vehicle was fully extinguished, and the scene was secured without injuries reported.

🔫 Shots Fired – Near New Cut and Palacca, and Kenny Blvd off New Cut – around 3:16 a.m.

Multiple reports came in of gunfire in the area, with four to five rounds heard within a couple of minutes. Police units checked the vicinity and also responded to an area off Kenny Blvd to investigate the reports, but no further details of suspects or injuries were provided.

👤 Suspicious Activity – Near Brenda Drive – around 3:11 a.m.

A disturbance involved a male suspect refusing to return keys and sitting in a vehicle without permission. The individual, described as a 30-year-old black male wearing a white sweater and blue jeans, was detained by officers for causing trouble at the scene.

🏠 Disturbance – Fern Valley area – around 3:18 a.m.

A dispute between roommates over keys and vehicle access led to police intervention. A male involved was detained during the incident, which appeared to be a domestic disturbance.

👮 Welfare Check/Disturbance – Fern Valley – around 3:19 a.m.

Responding officers confirmed the situation involving a male detained after the earlier disturbance. The scene was checked and cleared without further issues.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Investigation – 200 block of Southbound I-265 near the 16.2 mile marker – around 3:20 a.m.

Units stopped a semi-truck with a box trailer that was drifting onto the shoulder. The vehicle was last seen heading southbound on the interstate. The driver was detained for investigation, and the scene was secured.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 6300 block of Mint, Mint Spring Branch Rd – around 3:09 a.m.

A 76-year-old man fell from his bed at his residence. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist the individual, who was evaluated on scene. The patient’s condition was assessed as stable, and he was transported for further care. Multiple EMS units were involved in the response to ensure his safety and well-being.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Fannam Creek and Bardstown apartments – around 2:21 a.m.

An elderly woman, 87 years old, fell at the intersection near her residence. Emergency medical services responded promptly with a code 3 response to assist her. She was evaluated on scene, and her condition is currently being monitored. First responders provided necessary care to ensure her safety and comfort.

⚠️ Welfare Check – location in the 3-8 division – around 2:33 a.m.

Units responded to a civil dispute involving a disagreement over money. Officers arrived to assess the situation and determine if any further action was needed. The parties involved were advised and the matter was resolved without incident, ensuring safety for all involved.

🔍 Suspicious Vehicle – 200 block of Saganbush near Fannam Creek – around 2:40 a.m.

A gray Toyota sedan with a covered license plate was observed following a vehicle that had been broken into. The vehicle was last seen blowing a light heading westbound. Officers were notified to monitor the area and watch for the suspicious car, which could be connected to recent theft activity.

🚓 Traffic Stop and BOLO – 4100 block of Fannam Creek – around 2:43 a.m.

A black TMC pickup truck with the plate Edward 112885 was involved in a traffic stop after turning onto the mutual bypass end for G. Multiple units responded to locate the vehicle, which was parked in the area. This was part of a broader effort to track a suspect vehicle involved in ongoing pursuits.

🚗 Vehicle Pursuit – near Thamford and Maynard – around 2:43 a.m.

A red Dodge Charger with a black plate was seen fleeing from KSV and heading toward Arstown. The suspect, described as a Black male, was last seen turning off Boost Avenue. Officers pursued the vehicle briefly before it was last spotted walking away from Butyl Bank, leading to a foot chase.

🚙 Vehicle Split and Fleeing – 4100 block of Fannam Creek – around 2:43 a.m.

The GMC pickup, red Charger, and a Durango split up after fleeing from KSV. The GMC backed into a parking area at the same location, with officers monitoring the vehicle, which was occupied twice during the chase. The other suspect vehicles continued to evade but remained under observation.

🔎 Suspicious Activity – 200 block of Saganbush near Fannam Creek – around 2:43 a.m.

Officers responded to reports of a vehicle breaking into a gray Toyota sedan with a covered license plate. The vehicle was last seen blowing a light heading westbound. Investigators are working to determine if this incident is connected to the earlier thefts and suspicious activity.

🚶‍♂️ Vehicle Chase and Foot Pursuit – near Thamford and Maynard – around 2:43 a.m.

The suspect vehicle, a red Charger, turned onto Maynard from Thamford and was last seen walking away from Butyl Bank. Officers canceled the pursuit but continued to monitor the area for the suspect, prioritizing safety while maintaining surveillance.

🚓 BOLO and Vehicle Description – 4100 block of Fannam Creek – around 2:43 a.m.

Multiple police units tracked a black GMC pickup, which had been involved in the pursuit and was occupied twice. The vehicle was parked at the same location, with officers keeping watch as the investigation continued.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Routine Traffic and Chatter – throughout the early morning hours

Event summary details go here after a blank line. The reports indicate mostly standard traffic flow and routine communication among responders. There have been no significant incidents or emergencies during this period. Our teams continue to monitor for any developments. This is typical activity during quiet morning hours.

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🔥 Domestic Disturbance – 7600 block of Pintail Dr – around 2:13 a.m.

A report was made about a heated argument between a woman and her mother over babysitting and money. Responding units arrived to find the situation had been resolved. The mother, described as a Black female wearing a white shirt and black leggings, was involved in the incident. No injuries or further issues were reported at this time.

🚧 Suspicious Activity – 5400 block of Ronwood Dr – around 2:13 a.m.

A caller observed a young man sitting on the railing of a bridge over I-71, with his legs straddling the vertical bars. Emergency services were initially dispatched to perform a high-angle rescue, but after checking the area, units canceled the response as no one was found on the overpass. The situation was deemed non-threatening after the area was cleared.

🏥 Medical Call – 100 block of Glen Drop – around 2:13 a.m.

A 39-year-old woman was reported to be experiencing neck pain. EMS responded to assess and assist her. The response was requested with a low-priority code, indicating no immediate life-threatening condition. The patient was evaluated on scene.

👤 Welfare Check – 7600 block of Pintail Dr – around 2:13 a.m.

A caller requested a repeat of a previous report related to an incident at the same location. Responders checked on the situation to ensure the individual’s safety, with no additional issues reported during the welfare check.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🔥 Medical Emergency – 1700 block of South38th Street – around 2:11 a.m.

A 67-year-old woman was found short of air at her residence. EMS responded promptly and provided assistance on scene. The patient was evaluated and transported for further care.

🚒 Fire Response – I-31 near T-12 – around 2:10 a.m.

Multiple fire units responded to a report of a possible jumper on the railing of I-31. The individual was described as wearing a black hoodie. Scene safety was confirmed with police, and the situation was handled without further incident.

🔒 Commercial Burglary Alarm – Jefferson Mall, 01 outer loop – around 2:13 a.m.

An interior motion alarm was triggered at Forever Jewelers inside Jefferson Mall. No entry was gained, and an exterior check was conducted to ensure the premises’ security.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 900 block of Rosemary Dr – around 2:13 a.m.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance involving a 39-year-old male grandson refusing to leave the residence. The situation was assessed, and officers worked to resolve the conflict peacefully.

🚗 Traffic Stop and Medical Assist – near 230 on mutual bypass – around 2:13 a.m.

A black GMC pickup with the plate Edward 112885 was stopped by police. During the stop, an 87-year-old woman fell and EMS was requested for assistance. EMS responded quickly and provided aid to the elderly woman.

🚑 Medical Emergency – near 230 on mutual bypass – around 2:13 a.m.

An 87-year-old woman fell at the scene of the traffic stop. EMS responded with sirens and lights, providing urgent care for her injuries.

🔍 Suspicious Activity Investigation – Duncan and North 17th – around 2:13 a.m.

Authorities investigated reports of subjects driving in a vacant construction lot with lights on. The area was checked for safety, and no further issues were reported.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚨 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and neighborhoods – around 2:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. The call involved typical traffic movement and general radio communication among responders. There were no reports of incidents or emergencies during this time. This period was marked by routine patrols and standard traffic flow. No significant events or disturbances were noted in the early morning hours.

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🔥 Medical Emergency – Valley Station near Baker – around 1:44 a.m.

A male approximately 45 years old was found unconscious in the bushes. Emergency medical services responded to assess and assist the individual. The situation was handled promptly, and the patient was stabilized on scene.

🚨 Domestic Violence Incident – Buckingham near Baker – around 1:44 a.m.

A disturbance involving violence occurred between an ex-boyfriend and a female. Officers responded to confirm the assault and determined that the female refused medical treatment. The scene was cleared after officers ensured the situation was under control.

👤 Welfare Check / Domestic Disturbance – Buckingham near Baker – around 1:44 a.m.

Officers checked on a reported domestic disturbance, confirmed the assault, and verified that the situation was resolved. No further action was needed, and the scene was cleared.

👤 Suspicious Activity / Welfare Check – Buckingham near Adam – around 1:44 a.m.

Police officers conducted a welfare check on a building and patrolled the area but did not observe anything suspicious. The area was deemed safe after the patrol.

🔊 Disturbance / Loud Music – Texas Beat – around 1:51 a.m.

A loud music complaint was received from a residence on Texas Beat. The subject responsible was warned and subsequently trespassed from the property to prevent further disturbances.

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🔥 Fire Alarm – 100 block of South 4th Street – around 1:41 a.m.

Responding units checked the scene after a general fire alarm was triggered. No signs of fire were found, but the alarm was confirmed to be active, prompting a thorough inspection of the area including nearby streets such as Therina Ct, West Oak, and W W St Catherine St.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 37 Dixdale Ave – around 1:41 a.m.

A pregnant woman at approximately 24 weeks was experiencing contractions, indicating she was close to delivery. EMS responded promptly to assist her, ensuring she received appropriate care as she awaited further medical attention.

🚨 Burglary in Progress – Sewell Dr – around 1:44 a.m.

A break-in was reported at a residence on Sewell Dr, with a suspect believed to have entered through a window. Responding units confirmed the alarm was active and secured the scene, preventing further intrusion.

🔒 Commercial Burglary Alarm – Champions Trace Ln, United Utilities Supply – around 1:44 a.m.

Alarm signals from exit doors 3 and 4 at this commercial site prompted a response from multiple units. After confirming forced entry, the scene was cleared and secured, preventing any theft or damage.

🏠 Welfare Check / Disturbance – 400 block of E Jefferson St, Wayside Men’s Emergency Shelter – around 1:44 a.m.

A disorderly subject was refusing to leave the shelter and was harassing individuals outside. Responding units engaged to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety for all involved.

👤 Welfare Check / Disturbance – West Bank Avenue and Webster St

A report involved a black female wearing a blue jacket with a red hood, causing a disturbance in front of a property. Responders arrived to assess and address the situation.

🔍 Suspicious Activity – Area of Sewell Dr and Champions Trace Ln – around 1:44 a.m.

Units were actively searching for a vehicle or person linked to BOLO alerts, though specific details were not provided. The scene was being cleared after a thorough search.

🏥 Medical / Welfare Check – Cypress St – around 1:44 a.m.

A person identified as Gigi Coleman was held on a CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) hold for 12 hours. Last contact was made around 10:30 a.m., and authorities were working to clear the hold as instructed.

🏠 Welfare Check / Disturbance – 37 Bayberry Dr – around 1:44 a.m.

A subject wearing a jacket was causing a disturbance at this residence. Responders arrived to evaluate and manage the situation, ensuring safety for residents and the individual involved.

🚓 Traffic Stop / BOLO – Sewell Dr and Champions Trace Ln – around 1:44 a.m.

Multiple units responded to reports of break-ins and forced entries in the area. Scene searches were conducted to locate suspects or stolen property, with ongoing efforts to resolve the situation.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Commercial Fire Alarm – 1100 block of South 4th Street – around 1:37 a.m.

Responding fire units arrived to find a commercial building with an activated alarm. They quickly confirmed that the alarm was triggered by a malfunction, and the system was reset with power restored. No fire or smoke was observed, and the situation was resolved without further incident.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 2600 block of Dixdale Ave – around 1:37 a.m.

A 24-week pregnant woman in her twenties was experiencing contractions and was in imminent labor. EMS personnel responded promptly to assist her. She was stabilized on scene and transported to a medical facility for further care. The situation was handled with care, ensuring both mother and baby’s safety.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 400 block of W Main St – around 1:12 a.m.

Responding fire units arrived to find a small brush fire near the American Life building. They quickly contained the fire after reports of a bush on fire. No injuries were reported, and the scene was secured shortly after.

👤 Suspicious Person – 5400 block of Valley Station – around 1:14 a.m.

Units responded to a report of a male lying in the bushes. Upon arrival, officers found the individual unconscious. He appeared to be approximately 45 years old, wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, and white shoes. Medical personnel were called to assess his condition.

🚓 Suspicious Activity – Record Road near Walmart – around 1:14 a.m.

A caller reported seeing someone walking on the roof of the Walmart store. Officers responded but did not find any further signs of suspicious activity or additional details at the scene.

🚨 Domestic Disturbance – 4500 block of Cane Run Rd – around 1:14 a.m.

Responding units arrived after a 9-1-1 hang-up involving a male and female arguing. The female reported that her partner was putting his hands on her. Officers engaged to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety for all involved.

🏠 Domestic Trouble – 3400 block of Coventry Commons Dr – around 1:14 a.m.

Units responded to a residence where a juvenile male had broken through the door and was refusing to leave. The situation involved yelling and potential violence inside the home. Officers worked to resolve the disturbance and ensure the safety of the residents.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Hikes Ln and Norah – around 1:14 a.m.

A maroon Dodge Challenger with a Kentucky license plate was stopped by officers. They attempted to operate the vehicle for further investigation, but no additional details were provided about the outcome.

🚓 Traffic Stop – 100 block of Baker – around 1:14 a.m.

Officers conducted a routine traffic stop at this location. No further information about the reason or outcome was available.

⚠️ Alarm at Gas Station – Marathon gas station – around 1:14 a.m.

An alarm was sounding at the gas station, possibly on the 3rd Division. Officers responded to check the situation but no further incidents or signs of forced entry were reported.

Throughout the period, multiple units responded to various locations for routine checks, cancellations, and scene clearings, with no additional notable incidents reported.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and community areas – around 1:00 a.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It appears to be a period of routine activity, with no significant incidents reported. Responders are likely engaged in standard patrols and monitoring. There are no signs of emergencies or disturbances at this time. We will continue to keep an eye on the situation and provide updates if anything changes.

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🔥 Fire-related incident – 1400 block of S S S Brook St – around 12:44 a.m.

A mattress fire was reported in the alley behind this location, with a description of a black male suspect seen running from the scene. Fire units responded quickly to contain the blaze and investigate the circumstances. No further details on the suspect or outcome are available at this time.

🚓 Police response and area checks – 1400 block of S S S Brook St and surrounding areas – around 12:44 a.m.

Multiple police units, including K-9 and drone teams, responded to the scene of the mattress fire and suspicious activity. Officers conducted thorough area checks, including outside residences and commercial locations, to ensure safety and gather information. A BOLO was issued for an orange Mustang with blacked-out windows seen westbound on Frankfurt, possibly linked to earlier incidents, though this has not been confirmed.

👂 Disturbance and noise complaint – 100 block of Fay Ave – around 12:44 a.m.

Neighbors reported loud TV noise coming from a residence in the 5th Division. Responding units checked the area to address the complaint and ensure peace was maintained.

🧑‍⚕️ Welfare checks – 1200 block of South First Street and near Thornton’s – around 12:44 a.m.

A college reported a tenant they recently evicted, possibly experiencing a mental health crisis, prompting units to respond. Additionally, a subject sitting on the sidewalk near Thornton’s refused to leave, and officers attempted to address the situation to ensure safety.

🔒 Security and building checks – 3900 block of Brownsboro Rd – around 12:44 a.m.

Multiple units checked the premises to secure the building and communicate with individuals inside, ensuring no immediate threat or breach.

🚗 Suspicious vehicle and BOLO – Frankfort Ave – around 12:44 a.m.

A BOLO was issued for an unidentified suspect vehicle, described as an orange Mustang with blacked-out windows, seen westbound on Frankfurt. Units are actively searching for the vehicle, but no confirmed link to other incidents has been established.

🚨 Alarm activations and security concerns – 3600 block of Glenview Ave and Thornton’s – around 12:44 a.m.

A residential alarm was triggered at this address due to a door being forced open; responders are on scene but have not confirmed the passcode. At the same time, a commercial alarm was triggered at Thornton’s, where a subject was sleeping on the sidewalk refusing to leave. Units responded to both situations to investigate and address security concerns.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🔥 Medical Emergency (Nosebleed) – 2100 block of Payne St near Nazarene home – around 12:42 a.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a 75-year-old woman experiencing a nosebleed. EMS units were en route to provide medical aid. The situation was handled with care, ensuring the patient’s comfort and safety.

🚓 Domestic Disturbance – 900 block of Reed Alley – around 12:44 a.m.

Officers responded to reports of a domestic dispute involving a 28-year-old woman, her daughter, and her boyfriend outside a residence. Several suspects were involved, and at least one was reported to have a gun. Police and K-9 units arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure everyone’s safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity & Possible Gun Threat – South 27th Street – around 12:44 a.m.

Multiple calls came in about three Black males dressed in all black attempting to break into a home. Witnesses reported suspects ditching a gun and fleeing on foot. Officers and K-9 units responded to the scene to search for the suspects and investigate the threat.

🚗 Suspected Break-In Attempt & Vehicle Pursuit – South 27th Street – around 12:44 a.m.

A call indicated suspects trying to force entry into a residence, with witnesses seeing them run behind a home and abandon a firearm. A vehicle fleeing the scene was monitored but not actively pursued by officers. A suspicious silver diesel vehicle emitting smoke was also spotted nearby, possibly linked to the incident.

🔊 Hang-up Call & Welfare Check – Cane Run Rd and South 29th St – around 12:44 a.m.

An unknown individual was heard arguing at the 4500 block of Cane Run Rd but was found to be OK after a callback. Additionally, officers responded to a report of someone attempting to break into a truck on South 29th and W W Madison St, though no units were available at that moment.

🚑 Medical Response & Routine Activity – Various locations – around 12:40 a.m. to 1:14 a.m.

Units were involved in multiple routine checks, including securing buildings, following up on previous incidents, and conducting welfare checks. A medical response was also underway for an unspecified condition, with responders across Disco Lane involved in the effort.

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🩺 Medical Emergency (Nosebleed) – 2000 block of Payne St. – around 12:37 a.m.

A 75-year-old woman at the Nazarene home was experiencing a nosebleed. EMS responded promptly to assist her. The patient was evaluated on scene, and her condition was stabilized. First responders provided necessary care, ensuring her comfort and safety. The situation was resolved without further incident.

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🚑 Medical Emergency – 17-13 Old Blue Dress – around 12:14 a.m.

A female experiencing high blood pressure was reported at this location. EMS units responded promptly to provide medical assistance, including starting treatment measures and elevating the patient’s legs. The situation was managed on scene, and the patient was stabilized.

🚗 Suspicious Activity – neighborhood near 17-13 Old Blue Dress – around 12:14 a.m.

A caller reported seeing a white SUV and a dark-colored sedan driving through the area, with individuals getting out of the vehicles and checking houses. Responding units checked the neighborhood but did not locate the vehicles or persons, ensuring the area was secure.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 1000 block of West Indian Trail – around 12:14 a.m.

Units responded to reports of a domestic dispute involving a male, 44, who was arguing and refusing to leave the residence. The male was described as being abusive and attempting to forcibly enter the home. Officers advised the parties and handled the situation to prevent escalation.

👫 Domestic Argument – 9400 block of Westport Rd – around 12:14 a.m.

A verbal altercation between a male and female was reported at this location. Responding officers arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure the safety of those involved.

👤 Suspicious Persons – 3600 block of Chamberlain Ln – around 12:14 a.m.

Two individuals were seen dumpster diving behind a business, with one wearing a green jacket. Units checked the area but did not find the persons, maintaining neighborhood safety.

🚓 Vehicle Stop and BOLO – 16th Street near Argonquin – around 12:14 a.m.

A Dodge Ram with Kentucky license plate Lincoln 9 Romeo 0 was stopped in the area. Officers noted that the white SUV and sedan involved in earlier suspicious activity had been seen heading toward Hunter’s Lane and Trinity Hills. The vehicles were not located but were flagged in the BOLO.

🚨 Fire Alarm – 3100 block of South Second Street, Allstate building – around 12:14 a.m.

A commercial burglary alarm was triggered at this location, specifically for motion detection in an office area. Responding units checked the premises but found no signs of entry or intrusion.

📞 Hang-up Call – 900 block of – around 12:14 a.m.

A call from B2 was received with a possible argument on the line. Units attempted to return the call but received no answer, and no further details were available at this time.

🔊 Routine Checks and Updates – various locations – around 12:14 a.m.

Multiple units completed routine checks, responded to alarms, and handled off-duty calls. No high-priority incidents such as fires or shootings were reported during this period.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 700 block of Trasalga Square – around 12:12 a.m.

A 42-year-old woman was experiencing difficulty breathing and was unresponsive. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist her condition. The situation was stabilized on scene, and she was transported for further care.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 3500 block of Georgetown Cir – around 12:14 a.m.

An 83-year-old man was suffering from chest pain and shortness of breath. EMS arrived quickly to evaluate his condition and provided necessary treatment. He was then taken to a medical facility for additional care.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 4600 block of Dixie Hwy, Louisville Manor Hotel – around 12:14 a.m.

A 36-year-old man was found semi-conscious with an unknown medical issue. EMS responded to the scene to assist him. He was stabilized and transported for further evaluation.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 700 block of Eastern Parkway near White Castle – around 12:14 a.m.

A 29-year-old male was experiencing a diabetic emergency with low blood sugar. EMS arrived to provide treatment and support. The patient was transported for ongoing medical attention.

🚗 Traffic Collision – Cane Run Rd and Rockford Ln – around 12:14 a.m.

A vehicle crash involving a dark sedan and a red or brown sedan resulted in a telephone pole being knocked down. There may be injuries involved, and responders are on scene managing the situation and potential hazards.

🚗 Traffic Accident – St. Xavier towards 26th Street – around 12:14 a.m.

A white sedan was involved in a non-injury collision and was seen leaving the scene without a license plate. The vehicle was last observed heading westbound on St. Xavier. Responders are investigating the incident.

🚗 Traffic Accident – scene possibly in ditch – around 12:14 a.m.

A dark sedan collided with a red or brown sedan, causing a telephone pole to fall. There may be injuries, and the scene appears to be in a ditch area. Emergency units are assessing and managing the scene.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 400 block of South27th Street – around 12:14 a.m.

Three black males dressed in black clothing were attempting to get into a residence where occupants were locked inside a bathroom. Responders are on scene addressing the disturbance and ensuring safety.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 400 block of South27th Street – around 12:14 a.m.

Officers responded to reports of three black males possibly outside or inside a home, trying to gain entry. The situation is under investigation to determine if there is a threat or ongoing disturbance.

🚪 Disturbance – 900 block of Reed Alley – around 12:14 a.m.

A daughter’s boyfriend was banging on the door and refusing to leave. Responders arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure the safety of those involved.

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🔥 Automobile Fire – Kingman Red and Valkoo Lane – around 12:10 a.m.

Responding fire units arrived at the scene after reports of a smoking vehicle, which appeared to be involved in a traffic incident. Crews worked quickly to contain the fire and ensure safety in the area. No further details about injuries or damage have been provided at this time.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Shortness of Air – Trafalgar Square, second floor of a building – around 12:07 a.m.

A 42-year-old woman was found unresponsive and experiencing difficulty breathing. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assess her condition and provide necessary care. She was stabilized and transported for further evaluation. The situation remains under observation.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Chest Pain and Shortness of Air – 3500 block of Georgetown Cir, at the Cross of Wimbleton Ct – around 12:07 a.m.

An 83-year-old male was reported experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing. EMS arrived quickly to assist him and is currently providing treatment. His condition is being monitored, and he is being prepared for transport if needed.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Semi-Conscious Male – 600 Dixie Hwy, Lowell Manor Hotel – around 12:07 a.m.

Responding EMS teams attended to a 36-year-old male found semi-conscious. The patient’s condition required immediate medical attention, and he was stabilized on scene. Further care is ongoing as he is transported for additional treatment.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Diabetic Male, Low Blood Sugar – 700 block of Eastern Parkway near White Castle, across Shelby and Preston – around 12:07 a.m.

A 29-year-old male experiencing low blood sugar was assisted by EMS. The patient received glucose and was stabilized on scene. He is being transported for further evaluation and care.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Domestic disturbance – 3700 block of Taylor’sville Road at Zorton – around 11:14 p.m.

Multiple units responded to a domestic violence incident involving an assault from the girlfriend’s father. The caller was at the scene in a silver Mustang, and the situation involved a dispute with a person knocking on doors in an apartment complex. Officers detained a disorderly individual on V3, and the incident was resolved with an arrest before the parties left the scene.

🚨 Domestic violence/rolling trouble – Outer Loop near the pilot – around 11:14 p.m.

Units responded to reports of a domestic disturbance involving a caller in a gray Dodge Durango and a champagne-colored vehicle with a U of L license plate heading toward the pilot. The caller had a protective order against her boyfriend. Officers attempted to follow the fleeing vehicles, which refused to stop, and coordinated with the 7th Division for further investigation.

🔥 Shots fired – 5000 block of Invicta Dr – around 11:14 p.m.

A caller reported hearing approximately five gunshots coming from the back door of a residence. Responding units checked the area but did not locate any suspects or victims at the scene. The caller was too frightened to stop and continued to flee, leaving the situation unresolved.

👤 Suspicious persons – 4700 block of Crescent Highway – around 11:14 p.m.

Officers responded to reports of three males, possibly homeless, getting on and off elevators at the Red Roof Inn. Descriptions included a white male in all black, a black male in all black, and a black male with a multi-colored shirt under a black hoodie. The suspects were checked in the parking lot for trespassing or shoplifting but were not detained.

⚠️ Suspicious activity – 4700 block of Crescent Highway – around 11:14 p.m.

Responding officers observed the same three males in the parking lot and in the vicinity of the hotel, checking for any signs of criminal activity such as trespassing or theft. No further issues were reported at this time.

🏥 Welfare check – 600 block of Satthard Street Road – around 11:14 p.m.

Units responded to a report of an elderly person possibly in distress or in need of assistance. The caller expressed concern about the individual’s condition, and officers checked on their well-being.

🚧 Domestic disturbance – 200 block of Adam – around 11:14 p.m.

Officers responded to a call involving a female under house arrest at 9800 block of Williamsborough Ln. The caller reported marijuana use inside the home and refused to stop. Officers arrived but later canceled the response after assessing the situation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Large Warehouse Fire – Clint 51 – around 11:11 p.m.

Fire units responded to a large warehouse on Clint 51 to investigate concerns related to the water flow system and pressure vent. Upon arrival around 11:16 p.m., crews assessed the situation and remained on scene to ensure safety and proper containment. No further details about fire damage or injuries have been reported at this time.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Chest Pain and Hemoptysis – Strawberry Ln near Watercrafter, Crossup Isler, and Technology Self-Drive – around 11:12 p.m.

A 42-year-old male was reported to be experiencing severe chest pain and was spitting up blood. Emergency medical services responded promptly to assist the individual. The patient was stabilized and transported for further medical evaluation. First responders provided critical care during the incident, which remains under observation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire – South 4th Street and Winkler Ave – around 11:07 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to a small trash fire at this busy intersection. Upon arrival, fire units were advised to cancel their response after UofL police confirmed the fire was minor and contained.

🏥 Medical emergency – 6200 block of Strawberry Ln – around 11:07 p.m.

A 42-year-old man was experiencing chest pain and was spitting up blood when emergency services arrived. Medical personnel provided assistance on scene, ensuring the individual received appropriate care.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Dixie Hwy near Valley Liquors – around 10:45 p.m.

A dark blue BMW 325i with a temporary tag was seen speeding northbound on Dixie Hwy near the 10600 block. The driver, described as an Indian male, may be attempting to evade police. Multiple units responded to locate the vehicle, which was associated with reckless driving and a possible police pursuit. Despite efforts, the vehicle was not immediately found, and officers continue to monitor the area.

🚨 Police Pursuit / Reckless Driving – 10600 block of Dixie Hwy – around 10:45 p.m.

Officers attempted to stop a reckless driver in the vicinity of the 10600 block of Dixie Hwy. The vehicle, a dark blue BMW 325i, was speeding away from Valley Liquors and appeared to be trying to avoid law enforcement. Multiple police units responded to the scene, engaging in efforts to locate and intercept the vehicle as part of ongoing patrols and traffic enforcement.

🏠 Disturbance / Possible Assault – Papa Lovell Road at Speedway – around 10:45 p.m.

A V-trip driver reported that his passengers, a black male wearing a black hat and a black female in black clothing, tasted him in his neck before fleeing towards Clarks Ln. Responding units arrived at the scene to investigate the disturbance and ensure the safety of all involved. No further details about injuries or suspects were provided.

👤 Welfare Check / Disturbance – an apartment complex – around 10:45 p.m.

Multiple units responded to a trouble call at an apartment complex, where reports indicated a person was beating on a door and hearing five rounds fired. No descriptions of individuals or suspects were given, and officers are currently assessing the situation to determine if anyone is in danger or if further assistance is needed.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 900 block of S S S Brook St near Caldwell and Breckenridge – around 10:42 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a 66-year-old woman experiencing difficulty breathing. She was asking to be taken to the back gate on S S S Brook St for assistance. EMS arrived promptly to evaluate and provide necessary care. The patient was stabilized and transported for further treatment.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Motel 6 on Airport Hotels Blvd near Fern Valley and High-rise Drive – around 10:58 p.m.

EMS responded to a report of a 76-year-old male who was short of breath at the motel. First responders provided medical aid on scene, assessing his condition and ensuring he received appropriate care. The individual was later transported for additional medical evaluation.

🏥 Medical Assist – 1800 block of Appleton Ln behind a red Kia Forte – around 10:55 p.m.

A vehicle occupant needed help with a stuck seatbelt. Responders arrived to assist the individual safely free themselves from the seatbelt. No injuries were reported, and the situation was resolved quickly.

🏥 Medical Call – Near the 4000 block of area around growth – around 10:55 p.m.

Responders were called to a medical emergency involving complaints of chest pains. EMS arrived to evaluate the patient’s condition and provide necessary treatment. The individual was stabilized and transported for further care.

👤 Welfare Check or Disturbance – 100 block of N S S Longworth Ave – around 10:45 p.m.

Multiple reports indicated a person attempting to take items and destroy property at this location. Responders arrived to find a female suspect involved in a disturbance. The situation was contained, and the suspect was taken into custody or separated from the scene.

🏠 Residential Alarm – 1700 block of Duncan St – around 10:45 p.m.

An alarm was triggered at a residence, prompting a response from police units. Keyholders were en route with a gray Ford Explorer to verify the situation. The scene was checked, and the alarm was determined to be a false activation or resolved.

👤 Domestic or Disturbance – 3700 block of Talesville – around 10:45 p.m.

Responders were called to a domestic incident involving a girlfriend’s father allegedly assaulting a family member. The situation was stabilized, and appropriate steps were taken to address the disturbance.

🚨 Suspicious Activity or BOLO – 4300 block of Linden Dr near Lindhue – around 10:45 p.m.

Assistance was requested regarding a possible individual with an active protection order refusing to leave the area. Responders intervened to handle the trespassing report and ensure safety.

👤 General Trouble Run – 100 block of N S S Longworth Ave – around 10:45 p.m.

Multiple units responded to a disturbance involving a female friend attempting to take items and destroy property. The suspect was identified and the scene was secured.

🚓 Multiple Responses and Clearings – Various locations including Appleton Ln, Duncan St, Linden Dr – between 10:45 p.m. and 11:15 p.m.

Responders handled several reports involving welfare checks, alarms, and disturbances across multiple sites. No additional incidents were noted beyond those listed, and units cleared the scenes after ensuring safety and resolution of each situation.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Trash Fire – South 4th Street and Winkler Ave – around 11:04 p.m.

Fire units responded to a trash fire at this intersection. The blaze was quickly contained, preventing further damage or risk to nearby areas. Crews worked efficiently to extinguish the flames and ensure safety. No injuries or additional hazards were reported.

🏥 Medical Emergency (shortness of air) – Salo Elevation Army Center of Hope near Caldwell and Breckenridge – around 10:43 p.m.

A 66-year-old woman at this location was experiencing difficulty breathing and requested medical assistance. EMS responded promptly to evaluate and assist her, providing necessary care before transport. The patient’s condition was stabilized on scene.

🏥 Medical Emergency (shortness of air) – Motel 6 on Airport Hotels Blvd – around 10:58 p.m.

A 76-year-old man was found short of breath at this motel. EMS arrived to assess and help him breathe more comfortably. He was treated on scene and transported for further evaluation as needed.

🚗 Public Assist – Appleton Ln near Appleton Ct – around 11:00 p.m.

A vehicle, a red Kia Forte, was reported with a seat belt that would not release. Responding units assisted the vehicle owner with the seat belt issue, ensuring the person could safely exit the vehicle. No further incidents were reported.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency and Domestic Disturbance – 1200 block of Heafer Rd – around 10:45 p.m.

Responding officers arrived at a scene where a person was threatening their mother with a gun, with loud yelling heard in the background. The individual was described as a male without a shirt and wearing shorts. The situation appeared to be a serious disturbance with potential danger to those involved. Multiple units responded to manage the incident and ensure safety. The caller expressed concern for the welfare of the mother, prompting a swift police response to de-escalate the situation.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Vehicle Check – Dixie Hwy and Francis – around 10:45 p.m.

Police units responded to a traffic stop involving a black Honda with blown tires at mile marker 5 on 64 East. The vehicle was possibly involved in a recent traffic incident or had broken down. Officers checked on the situation to assess if there was any further danger or if assistance was needed. The scene was under investigation to determine the vehicle’s status and any related concerns.

🔫 Shots Fired Incident – 12800 block of South Public Road – around 10:45 p.m.

Multiple units responded after a shot spotter alert indicated gunfire in the area. Reports suggested that bursts of gunfire may have originated from the woods nearby. Officers arrived to investigate the area for potential suspects or ongoing shooting activity. No injuries were reported at this time, but the area was secured as officers searched for any signs of suspects or evidence.

🚨 Welfare Check and Suspicious Activity – 1200 block of Heafer Rd and 12800 block of South Public Road – around 10:45 p.m.

Officers responded to a welfare concern at the same address on Heafer Rd, where a person was threatening their mother with a gun. The call indicated a dangerous situation requiring immediate attention. Simultaneously, reports of gunfire near South Public Road prompted police to investigate the area for possible suspects or ongoing violence. The combined responses aimed to ensure public safety and assess the threat level.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 1000 block of W W W Market St – around 10:13 p.m.

Responders were called to assist a 45-year-old male who was found incoherent, possibly due to an overdose of fentanyl. EMS and police units arrived to provide aid and ensure the individual’s safety. The situation was under control after the response, and the patient was stabilized.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 5300 block of Buckner Ave – around 10:13 p.m.

A 26-year-old female was experiencing difficulty breathing, dizziness, and a rapid heartbeat. EMS responded promptly to assess and assist her. She was transported for further medical evaluation and care.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 100 block of N S S Peterson Ave – around 10:13 p.m.

A 37-year-old female was suffering from a panic attack, feeling faint and short of breath. EMS arrived quickly to help her regain stability. She was treated on scene and did not require further emergency intervention.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 5400 block of Mitchell – around 10:13 p.m.

A 23-year-old female was experiencing abdominal pain. EMS responded to evaluate her condition and provide necessary medical assistance. She was stabilized and transported if needed.

🚨 Domestic Disturbance – 700 block of Baker near Providence and Sanctuary Ln – around 10:15 p.m.

Responding to a domestic trouble call, units arrived at the 6th Division to find an ex-boyfriend attempting to break windows at the 4800 block of No. 8. The suspect, identified as Fernando King, was involved in a confrontation involving a blackmail threat. The scene was cleared by 10:26 p.m., with no further incidents reported.

🔊 Suspicious Vehicle – 6900 block of Southside Dr – around 10:11 p.m.

Indiana tip led units to a gray Chevy Trailblazer with the tag Tom 398-500, parked in the 200 block of Southside Dr. Officers attempted to locate or verify the vehicle’s owner and status.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – Roberta Lane near 2000 block – around 10:11 p.m.

Another tip involved a tan Chevy Trailblazer with outdated registration, possibly from the early 2000s, parked on Roberta Lane. No further details were available, and units checked the area.

🚓 BOLO/Vehicle Check – around 10:11 p.m.

Multiple units conducted vehicle checks and clearance operations related to the suspicious vehicle reports. No additional incidents or threats were identified during these checks.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Possible Overdose) – 1000 block of W W W Market St near The Healing Place – around 10:08 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. A 45-year-old male was found incoherent and appeared to have been drugged, with concerns he was overdosing on fentanyl. Emergency medical services and police units responded promptly to assist him. The patient was evaluated on scene, and further medical care was provided as needed. The situation remains under observation, and authorities continue to monitor for any additional concerns.

🚑 Medical Distress – 5300 block of Buckner Ave south of Marshall Walk and W W Southland Blvd – around 10:08 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. A 26-year-old female was experiencing difficulty breathing, dizziness, and a rapid heartbeat. Responding units arrived quickly to provide aid and assess her condition. She was stabilized and transported to a medical facility for further treatment. The incident highlights the importance of swift response to medical emergencies involving respiratory and cardiovascular symptoms.

🚑 Medical Panic Attack – 1300 block of N S Peterson Ave south of Calvin in Lexington – around 10:08 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. A 37-year-old female was suffering a panic attack, feeling faint and short of air. Emergency responders arrived to assist her, offering reassurance and medical support. She was evaluated on scene and did not require transport. The response underscores the need for compassionate care during mental health crises.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – Colonial Oaks Ct – around 9:43 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a 3-month-old male who was experiencing difficulty breathing. Emergency units arrived quickly and provided necessary medical care. The infant was stabilized and transported for further evaluation. No additional details about the child’s condition were provided.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 121, East Centennial Walk at UofL Belknap Village South – around 9:43 p.m.

A fire alarm was triggered at a dormitory on the university campus. Multiple fire units responded to the scene, initially reporting nothing visible. After investigation, it was confirmed that the alarm was false and no fire was present. Students and staff were temporarily evacuated as a precaution.

🔥 Residential Fire Alarm – 2201, Sissel Dawn Drive – around 9:45 p.m.

Responders arrived at a single-story wood-frame home after a smoke detector activation. Upon inspection, the alarm was determined to be false, with no signs of fire or smoke. The residents were advised and units cleared the scene.

👤 Suspicious Activity – W W Kentucky St near Mike Alexander Dives Inc. – around 9:45 p.m.

Officers observed two youths looking inside a Hyundai Elantra, suspected of attempting theft. The individuals complied with police commands, and the vehicle was returned to its owner. No further issues were reported at that time.

🔫 Shots Fired – W W Kentucky St – around 9:45 p.m.

A shot spotter detected a single gunshot at this location. Responding officers arrived to find multiple people running in and out of a nearby house, possibly linked to drug activity. No injuries were reported, and the scene was secured for investigation.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – E Market St – around 9:45 p.m.

Units responded to reports of a domestic violence incident. Details are limited, but officers arrived promptly to assess the situation and ensure safety. No further information was provided about the outcome.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle Checks – Brownsboro and Hoffman, Brownsboro and Hawthorne – around 9:45 p.m.

Officers checked on vehicles parked at these intersections. No issues or suspicious activity was observed, and the vehicles were cleared without incident.

🚓 Traffic Stops – Various locations including Brownsboro and Pope St – around 9:45 p.m.

Multiple police units conducted traffic stops at different intersections. Several vehicles were cleared after checks, with no further problems reported.

👤 Welfare Checks – Multiple locations including the Hall of Justice – around 9:45 p.m.

Officers responded to several addresses to check on individuals’ well-being. All persons were found safe and cleared, with no emergencies identified during these visits.

⚠️ Possible Theft – W W Kentucky St – around 9:45 p.m.

Officers responded to a call involving two youths inside a vehicle. Details are limited, but no theft or criminal activity was confirmed at this time.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Shooting Incident – Okolona Tac area – around 9:41 p.m.

Multiple fire units and sheriff’s deputies responded to reports of gunfire in the area. Upon arrival, they confirmed that gunfire had occurred, but no details about injuries or suspects are available at this time. The scene was secured, and investigations are ongoing.

🏠 Residential Alarm – 14300 block of Academy Ridge Blvd – around 9:37 p.m.

A residential alarm was triggered at this location. The key holder was en route, and responders found the scene showing signs of general motion. The alarm was later confirmed as a false or non-criminal activation, and the scene was cleared.

🏠 Residential Alarm – 14300 block of Academy Ridge Blvd – around 9:37 p.m.

A second alarm at the same address was reported. Responders found the property secure, with all doors and windows confirmed closed and a dog present. The alarm was cleared after a thorough check.

🗣️ Domestic Verbal Dispute – Baker and Beckley Hills Dr – around 9:55 p.m.

A welfare check was conducted on a female at this intersection following reports of a verbal domestic disturbance. Responders ensured her safety and found no physical violence involved.

🚗 Hit and Run Traffic Accident – Southbound I-200 block near Naomi and Norrie – around 9:58 p.m.

A collision involving a silver Chevrolet Malibu and a dark-colored Charger occurred on the shoulder of the highway. Responding units arrived to assess the scene and gather information, but no injuries were reported.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle Report – Valley and Airport Hotel – around 10:00 p.m.

A black Honda sedan without tags was observed in the area. The vehicle was possibly linked to the recent hit and run or other suspicious activity. Units checked the area but found no additional suspicious vehicles.

🚓 BOLO Alert – Southbound on I-265 – around 10:00 p.m.

A Be On Lookout alert was issued for a vehicle matching the suspect car involved in the hit and run. The vehicle was described as dark-colored and heading southbound on the interstate, prompting area patrols and checks.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Area Checks – Naomi and Norrie – around 10:01 p.m.

Following the hit and run report, units conducted area checks but did not locate any additional suspects or vehicles matching the description. The scene was cleared after the search.

🏠 Welfare Check – Baker and Beckley Hills Dr – around 10:33 p.m.

Another welfare check was performed at this location to ensure the safety of a female involved in a domestic disturbance. Responders confirmed she was safe and no further issues were present.

🚗 Traffic Incident – I-200 block near – around 10:15 p.m.

A minor traffic incident occurred on the highway involving a vehicle. There were no injuries reported, and traffic was able to continue flowing with minimal disruption.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 5 Colonial Oaks Ct – around 9:38 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a 3-month-old male who was experiencing difficulty breathing. The child was attended to promptly by medical personnel, who provided necessary care on scene. The patient was stabilized and the team was cleared from the scene by 9:43 p.m.

🚨 Commercial Fire Alarm – East Centennial Walk near UofL Belknap Village South – around 9:38 p.m.

Multiple fire units responded to a fire alarm at a dormitory building. Upon arrival, nothing was visible indicating a fire or smoke. The alarm panel was checked, and it was determined to be a false alarm, allowing units to return to service shortly after.

🔥 Residential Fire Alarm – 2200 block of Sisseldown Drive near Crossford Borough Drive and Heatherfield Dr – around 9:38 p.m.

Units responded to a fire alarm triggered by a smoke detector in a single-story residential home. Upon arrival, there was no visible sign of fire or smoke at the scene. The alarm was confirmed to be false, and responders cleared the scene.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚧 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local streets and community areas – around 9:00 p.m.

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It has been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and chatter. No major incidents or emergencies have been reported during this time. First responders have been monitoring the area, ensuring safety and smooth traffic flow. We will continue to keep an eye on the situation and provide updates if anything significant occurs.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – I-200 block of South and42 – around 9:11 p.m.

Responders were called to a scene where a patient had woken up and driven away. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and EMS cleared the scene after ensuring the individual’s well-being.

🏥 Medical Assistance – 2600 block of Rock-Block Circle – around 9:15 p.m.

Emergency personnel assisted a fainted female who was awake at the location. Shortly after, responders helped a female and juvenile at the same address by providing transportation off the freeway for safety.

🔥 Domestic Disturbance – 2900 block of Goose Creek Rd – around 9:15 p.m.

A male, approximately 48 years old, was involved in a domestic incident. He refused to leave the scene after an argument with his ex-husband, who sustained an injury to the mouth. EMS responded to treat the injury.

🔫 Shots Fired – 1700 block of Patent Court – around 9:20 p.m.

Responders were dispatched after reports of a gunshot heard in the walkway between the 1700 and 1731 blocks. Fortunately, no injuries or further threats were reported at this time.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 4100 block of Bubbling Overdrive – around 9:15 p.m.

Officers responded to reports of a white male in a blue hoodie with guns in a shed. The individuals left before police arrived. A maroon sedan was also seen heading toward a nearby campground following a disturbance.

🚨 Disturbance – 4100 block of Bubbling Overdrive – around 9:15 p.m.

A physical altercation involved a 59-year-old white male, who was shirtless and wearing blue jeans. EMS responded to treat an injury to his mouth sustained during the incident.

🚗 Traffic Accident – I-64 East near the 3rd lane – around 9:15 p.m.

A minor collision involving a white Jeep Wrangler and a black sedan caused traffic to slow to one lane. No injuries were reported, and traffic was being managed at the scene.

🚓 Traffic Stop and Vehicle Pursuit – 6400 block of Winter View Dr – around 9:15 p.m.

Officers attempted to stop a vehicle driven by a white male in a blue hoodie. The driver fled the scene before police could make contact, prompting a pursuit.

👮 Suspicious Activity – 700 block of Landis Ridge Dr – around 9:15 p.m.

Police responded to a report of a male possibly armed with a handgun near the leasing office. The subjects left before officers arrived, and no further contact was made.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 2400 block of Ahland Rd near Thomas Merton Ln – around 8:45 p.m.

Fire units responded to a commercial fire alarm at a multi-story college dormitory. Upon arrival, they confirmed there was no visible smoke or fire and reset the alarm system. The response involved multiple fire units working to ensure safety and prevent any escalation.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Fort St near Bank St – around 8:45 p.m.

EMS was dispatched to assist a person found sleeping on Fort St. Upon arrival, responders determined the individual was in no immediate danger and canceled further assistance. The scene was quickly cleared, and the person was left in their own care.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 24 Adventure Rd – around 8:45 p.m.

Units responded to reports of a heated argument involving a male and female at this residence. Witnesses reported possible physical altercations and loud banging on walls. Responders assessed the situation to ensure safety and de-escalate any potential violence.

🚗 Traffic Pursuit and Reckless Driving – near 9th Street and the Holley Center – around 8:45 p.m.

Multiple police units attempted to stop a white Kia Soul and a possible white Nissan Rogue that were driving recklessly and disregarding traffic laws. The vehicles nearly hit a pedestrian and were traveling at high speeds. Officers diverted traffic and pursued the vehicles to prevent further danger.

🚗 Vehicle Crash – 26th Street – around 8:45 p.m.

Responders attended a rear-end collision involving a black Mercedes with side damage. The incident was possibly linked to a vehicle fleeing on the interstate. EMS was requested but later canceled after assessing the involved parties, who appeared shaken but not seriously injured.

🔎 Break-in in Progress – 300 block of South10th Street – around 8:45 p.m.

Officers responded to reports of a possible break-in at this location. No vehicles were present at the scene, and units were advised to stand by and investigate further to determine if a crime was in progress.

🚓 Traffic Stop and BOLO – near 9th Street and the Amazon trucks – around 8:45 p.m.

Police attempted to stop a white Kia Soul that nearly hit a pedestrian and was driving at high speed through the area. The vehicle was passing other cars recklessly, prompting officers to flag it down and attempt a traffic stop. The pursuit was ongoing as units tried to intercept the vehicle.

🚧 Multiple Traffic and Accident Responses – near 9th Street – around 8:45 p.m.

Responders managed multiple calls involving traffic congestion, lane closures, and a multi-vehicle accident on the highway. Traffic was diverted onto 9th Street to clear the scene and restore flow.

🏥 Medical Injury – near 9th Street – around 8:45 p.m.

A male involved in the traffic incident sustained scratches and appeared shaken. EMS arrived to assess his condition, providing necessary care before clearing the scene.

👤 Assault/Domestic Violence – 24 Adventure Rd – around 8:45 p.m.

Responders addressed a domestic disturbance at this residence, involving a boyfriend. The situation was assessed for safety, and efforts were made to de-escalate tensions and ensure everyone’s well-being.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – South 39th Street near Crop St of Herman St and W W W Market St – around 8:38 p.m.

A female was reportedly assaulted in this area. Responding units secured the scene, and it was confirmed that the patient was okay. The incident appears to have been resolved without further injury.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – Earth’s One Road – around 8:38 p.m.

Fire alarm sounded on the fifth floor of a multi-story college dormitory. Fire units responded promptly, but no visible fire was found. The situation was contained, and no damage was reported.

🚑 Lift Assist – Emil Ave near Crop St of Maylawn Ave and Eastern Parkway – around 8:38 p.m.

EMS was called to assist a person in need of help. Details about the individual’s condition were not specified, but responders provided necessary aid on scene.

🏥 Medical – North 22nd Street and Bank St – around 8:45 p.m.

A male experiencing pain related to medication was located in front of a gas station. EMS responded to evaluate and assist the individual, who was experiencing a medical issue.

🚨 Disorderly Conduct – Flat Rock Rd and Stallion Way – around 8:45 p.m.

A male, possibly intoxicated and wearing a brown blazer over a red hoodie, was seen darting into the road and out of yards. Responding units arrived to assess the situation and ensure safety.

🔍 Suspicious Vehicle – Hite Creek Rd – around 8:45 p.m.

An orange Corvette was circling the neighborhood and had made threats earlier. Multiple police units responded to monitor the vehicle and investigate the threat.

🚗 Hit and Run Traffic Accident – 5300 block of Rollingwood Trail – around 8:45 p.m.

A dark Toyota Tacoma struck a white GMC Sierra across from the 5300 block. Responding units arrived to secure the scene and investigate the incident.

🕵️‍♂️ Investigation – 700 block of Lake Forest Pky, Northridge area – around 8:45 p.m.

An unspecified incident prompted a response from police units. Details remain under investigation, and responders are on scene gathering information.

👤 Welfare Check – 4900 block of U.S. Highway 42, Northridge – around 8:45 p.m.

Responders checked on a person possibly in distress. The individual’s condition was assessed, and assistance was provided as needed.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 6900 block of Brooklawn Dr – around 8:45 p.m.

A fight between a male and female was reported, with the female attempting to get them to leave the residence. Responding units arrived to de-escalate the situation and ensure safety for all involved.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚦 Routine Traffic and General Activity – throughout the morning hours

Event summary details go here after a blank line. It has been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. There have been no reports of major incidents or emergencies during this time, allowing responders to focus on everyday community safety and transportation flow. We will continue to monitor for any updates or urgent calls.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Possible Overdose) – West Market near South 6th Street – around 8:18 p.m.

Responding to reports of a male patient possibly overdosing, EMS units arrived at the corrected location on West Market. They also responded to incidents at South 26th Street and South 25th Street for the same concern. Units staged and remained in service around 8:20 p.m., providing assistance and monitoring the patient’s condition.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Assault) – South 39th Street near Herman St and W W Market St – around 8:39 p.m.

Police units responded to a report of a female victim who had been assaulted at South 39th Street, near the cross streets of Herman St and W W Market St. Officers staged nearby at 36th and Market while responding to the scene to assist and investigate the incident.

🚗 Medical Emergency – Baxter Ave near Agave and Ra – around 8:43 p.m.

A 27-year-old male was found slumped over in a black SUV parked in the 400 block of Baxter Ave. The cause of his condition was unknown, but EMS responded to assess and provide medical aid on scene. The situation was under control as responders attended to the individual.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Possible Overdose) – 35 W W Market St – around 8:18 p.m.

Responders were flagged down at this location for a male who was suspected of overdosing. Fire units arrived to assist, and a female patient was also involved in the incident. The patient’s condition was not specified beyond the suspicion of overdose. Emergency personnel provided aid on scene, ensuring the safety of those involved.

🚗 Motor Vehicle Accident with Rescue – South 2nd Street and W W Hill St – around 8:23 p.m.

Responders responded to a serious crash involving multiple vehicles, with reports of cars flipped over, including one on its roof. EMS arrived to assist at the scene, where one female patient was involved. Crews worked to stabilize the situation and provide necessary medical care. The incident remains under investigation, and traffic may be affected in the area.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Overdose – 1500 block of Lytle St – around 7:39 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a 37-year-old male who was experiencing an overdose on an unknown substance. The patient was located in the bullpen and was advised to go to the front door for further assistance. Multiple EMS units responded to provide medical aid and evaluate his condition.

⚠️ Medical Emergency – Headache and Possible High Blood Pressure – 1700 block of Rowan St – around 7:43 p.m.

A 65-year-old female was reported to be suffering from a severe headache and sudden intense pain, which could be related to high blood pressure. Responders arrived promptly to assess her condition and provide necessary care. The situation was stabilized on scene.

🚨 Medical Alarm – 1800 block of San Jose Ave – around 7:43 p.m.

A medical alarm was triggered at this location involving a 54-year-old male near Stinkleville. EMS units responded quickly to evaluate and assist the individual, ensuring their safety and well-being.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Unknown Condition – 1500 block of Lytle St – around 7:43 p.m.

Responders were dispatched again to assist a 37-year-old male across from north 17th and north 15th at Dismas House, who was experiencing an unknown medical emergency possibly related to overdose. EMS evaluated the patient and provided necessary medical support.

⚠️ Medical Emergency – Headache and Severe Pain – 1700 block of Rowan St – around 7:43 p.m.

A second call for a 65-year-old female with a headache and possible high blood pressure was received at this location. Responders arrived to assess her condition and offer treatment, which was successfully administered on scene.

🚨 Medical Alarm – 1800 block of San Jose Ave – around 7:43 p.m.

A repeat alarm involving a 54-year-old male near Stinkleville prompted EMS response. The individual was evaluated and assisted, with no further issues reported.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Unknown Condition – 1800 block of San Jose Ave – around 7:43 p.m.

Another call for a 54-year-old male near Stinkleville was received, with responders arriving to assess his condition. EMS provided aid, ensuring the individual’s safety.

🚧 Fire Alarm – 3800 block of Dixie Hwy – around 7:43 p.m.

A general commercial fire alarm was reported at a five-story office building in the professional center. Fire units responded to investigate but found no signs of fire or smoke, confirming the alarm was false. No other incidents were reported at this location.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚓 Welfare Check – 400 block of Regency Ln – around 7:46 p.m.

A concerned individual reported that his mother might be held against her will and was waiting at Rudy and Two Screens Ln. Responding units attempted to make contact at the residence but received no answer. The situation was checked thoroughly, but no immediate signs of distress or confinement were found.

🔦 Suspicious Activity – 400 block of David – around 7:46 p.m.

A male seen walking with a stick was observed on the block, possibly related to welfare concerns or suspicious behavior. Officers responded to the scene to investigate, but no further issues were reported at that time.

🚨 Commercial Alarm – 300 block of E W W College St – around 7:46 p.m.

A security alarm was triggered at a commercial property, with reports of a pedestrian door activation. Responding units arrived to secure the premises and verify the situation, which appeared to be a false alarm upon inspection.

🔫 Shots Fired – T speed – around 7:46 p.m.

Multiple reports came in about gunfire on T speed. Officers responded quickly and cleared the scene to ensure public safety. No injuries or additional details were provided at this time.

🏠 In-Progress Burglary or Break-In – Unknown location – around 7:46 p.m.

Officers attempted to contact residents at a property where a possible break-in or disturbance was reported. No one answered the door, prompting further investigation to determine if a crime was in progress.

👥 Multiple Detained Individuals – Scene location – around 7:46 p.m.

Three individuals were detained in connection with an ongoing incident. Units secured the scene and are preparing to hold the suspects for further questioning and investigation.

🚗 Non-Injury Traffic Accident – B3 – around 7:46 p.m.

A broken-down Amazon delivery van was found in the fast lane, and a crash involving a gray Amazon truck and a white Chevy Equinox was reported. No injuries were involved, and the scene was checked and cleared after the vehicles were moved.

🚗 Injury Traffic Accident – 3rd Street – around 7:46 p.m.

A collision between a gray Amazon delivery truck and a white Chevy Equinox resulted in a passenger sustaining lacerations and injuries. Responders checked the scene, but no further injuries or issues were reported, and the scene was cleared.

🚙 Vehicle with Flat Tire – I-65 North – around 7:46 p.m.

A black Dodge Ram with a flat tire was observed on the right shoulder. Assistance was requested to change the tire, and the driver was advised to sit behind the vehicle for safety while waiting.

🔊 BOLO or BOLO-Related Activity – Various locations – around 7:46 p.m.

Multiple units responded to different locations to secure vehicles and handle paperwork related to BOLO activities. These efforts are part of ongoing safety and investigation measures.

🏠 Residential Alarm – 10-13 Southwestern Pky – around 7:46 p.m.

A side door alarm was triggered at a residence, prompting units to respond and secure the property. No signs of forced entry or disturbance were observed upon arrival.

🏥 EMS Assist for Overdose – B-1 – around 7:46 p.m.

EMS was called to assist with an overdose situation at B-1. Units provided aid and monitored the individual before signing off, ensuring the person’s safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic Accident (Hit-and-Run) – Shelbyville Rd at South English Station – around 7:41 p.m.

A vehicle involved in a hit-and-run was located in the Edward Jones parking lot. The incident involved a Black Ford Explorer that was struck by an unknown vehicle, possibly a blue Camaro with Kentucky tags. Responding units confirmed the vehicle was unharmed and are investigating the circumstances of the crash.

🚗 Traffic Accident (Hit-and-Run) – 14700 block of Stable Gate Pl – around 7:44 p.m.

A blue Camaro was struck by an unknown vehicle in a hit-and-run incident. The caller reported no injuries, and police units responded to the scene to gather information and investigate the incident further.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – South Hersborn Parkway near Thomas Car Wash – around 7:16 p.m.

A 16-year-old female was assaulted and kicked in the face by her boyfriend at a local car wash. The suspect was detained in the bathroom, and video evidence was available to assist in the investigation. Responding officers are handling the situation.

🏠 Domestic Violence – South Hersborn Parkway near Thomas Car Wash – around 7:16 p.m.

A 19-year-old male was reported to have assaulted a female and kicked her in the face at the same location. The suspect was outside the scene when officers arrived, and they are investigating the incident.

🚨 Burglary in Progress – 12800 block of Dixie Hwy – around 7:24 p.m.

Multiple callers reported three individuals attempting to break into a property. The suspects were described as possibly all white and arrived in a white Jeep. Police units responded promptly to the scene to address the situation.

🚗 Stolen Vehicle – 12400 block of Flock Rd – around 7:16 p.m.

A white Jeep with possible stolen temporary tags was reported stolen from a parking lot. The vehicle was parked at the location, and suspects had argued with the owner before the theft. Officers are investigating the incident.

🚗 Hit-and-Run – 14700 block of Stable Gate Pl – around 7:41 p.m.

A vehicle was struck by an unknown vehicle in a hit-and-run. The driver of the blue Camaro involved was unharmed, and police responded to investigate the scene and gather details.

👤 Welfare Check – 40-06 Bella Ct – around 7:16 p.m.

A missing 14-year-old male was reported last seen wearing a neon yellow Under Armour hoodie, black pants, and white trim. The individual was believed to be driving a black Buick, possibly in an altered state due to dementia, prompting a welfare check by officers.

🏠 Domestic Dispute – Floyd’s Main – around 7:16 p.m.

A domestic disturbance was reported involving a 16-year-old girl. Responding officers are on scene to assess and manage the situation.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 500 block of Newburg Rd near Sylvan Way and Forest Hill Dr – around 7:14 p.m.

An elderly man exhibiting signs that could indicate a stroke was attended to by EMS. The patient, 85 years old, was experiencing symptoms that required urgent medical assessment. EMS responded promptly to provide care and transport if necessary. The situation was being managed carefully to ensure the patient’s safety.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 1600 block of South28th Street near W W W Gaulbert Ave and W W W Hill St – around 7:14 p.m.

A woman in her mid-60s was found fainted and not alert, prompting a response from EMS. She was assessed on scene and likely transported for further medical evaluation. First responders prioritized her stability and safety during the incident.

🚑 Medical Emergency – 1100 block of Dixie Hwy near Gallagher St and Grand Ave – around 7:14 p.m.

A young man in his twenties was found heavily intoxicated, and EMS was called to assist. The individual was evaluated for alcohol poisoning or related issues, with additional medical assistance requested to ensure proper care. The situation was under control as responders provided necessary support.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Allergic Reaction) – 1700 block of Stallings Ave – around 7:09 p.m.

Responding to a one-year-old girl experiencing an allergic reaction, emergency units arrived promptly to assist the young patient. The call was initially active but was later canceled by another service unit, indicating the situation was stabilized or resolved. Our first responders remain vigilant in providing timely care for residents in need.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Possible Stroke) – 15 Newburg Rd near Sylvan Way and Forest Hill Dr – around 7:09 p.m.

An 85-year-old man showing signs of a possible stroke prompted a rapid response from emergency medical services. The units involved provided urgent care and transported the patient for further evaluation. Early intervention is critical in such cases, and our EMS teams are trained to handle these sensitive situations with compassion and professionalism.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Fainting) – 28th Street near West Galvert Avenue – around 7:09 p.m.

A 65-year-old woman fainted and was found to be unresponsive when first responders arrived. EMS provided immediate assistance to assess her condition and ensure her safety. The situation was managed efficiently, highlighting the importance of quick medical response in community health incidents.

🚑 Medical Emergency (Intoxication) – Dixie Hwy near Gallagher St and Grand Ave – around 7:09 p.m.

A 24-year-old male exhibiting signs of intoxication from alcohol prompted a call for EMS assistance. First responders arrived to evaluate his condition and provide necessary care. Such incidents remind us of the ongoing need for community support and safety measures.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚗 Traffic stop – 100 block of East Jefferson – around 6:46 p.m.

Officers responded to a report involving a 37-year-old female experiencing head pain. EMS was dispatched to assist, and after assessment, it was determined she was not injured seriously. The situation was resolved without further incident.

🔍 Suspicious activity – Frankfort Ave and Lexington Rd – around 6:46 p.m.

A black SUV with a temporary tag was seen in the area, possibly a vehicle with diminished capacity. Units checked the area for the vehicle, which was last seen heading westbound on Frankfort Ave from Lexington Rd. No further details were provided.

🚗 Traffic accident – Shelbyville Rd and South English Station – around 6:46 p.m.

A hit-and-run crash involving a black Ford Explorer and a blue Camaro occurred at this intersection. The Explorer pulled into a nearby parking lot after the collision. No injuries were reported at the scene.

🏫 Break-in in progress – Southern High School, 8600 block of Preston – around 6:46 p.m.

An active break-in was reported near the back of the school, with two individuals possibly juveniles seen in a field. JCPS and law enforcement units responded to investigate the situation.

🚚 Suspicious vehicle – Gene Snyder and Bula Church – around 6:46 p.m.

A trailer abandoned in the roadway was reported in the northbound lanes. Officers arrived to check the area and ensure safety, but no further details were provided.

🚗 Vehicle recovery – Eastwood Fisherville Rd – around 6:46 p.m.

A vehicle was recovered and towed from the 6000 block of Eastwood Fisherville Rd. The circumstances leading to recovery were not specified.

🏠 Domestic disturbance – 1300 block of 7th Street – around 6:46 p.m.

Law enforcement responded to a domestic incident involving a male and female at the courthouse area. The situation was addressed, and no further details were shared.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Disorderly conduct – 64E area – around 6:46 p.m.

Officers arrived on scene to handle a report of a disorderly person. The individual was detained for further investigation.

👤 Suspicious activity – 6th Street near the 500 block – around 6:46 p.m.

A suspicious person was reported in the area, and officers held the individual for further questioning. No additional information was provided.

🚗 Vehicle hit-and-run – East Jefferson and South English Station – around 6:46 p.m.

A vehicle involved in a hit-and-run crash was reported at this intersection, involving the same black Ford Explorer and blue Camaro from earlier. No injuries or further details were noted.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Welfare check – W Oak St, 2100 block – around 6:46 p.m.

Officers responded to a church for a welfare check on a 37-year-old female. EMS was dispatched, and the patient was confirmed to be okay after assessment.

⚠️ Traffic hazard – unspecified location – around 6:46 p.m.

Debris was reported blocking the roadway, creating a hazard for drivers. Responding units addressed the situation to clear the obstruction.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency (Allergic Reaction) – 1700 block of Stallings Ave, Clark St, OVC Highway, and Walnut Grove Ave – around 6:44 p.m.

A one-year-old girl was experiencing an allergic reaction at this location. Responding fire units arrived to assist, and the patient was alert upon arrival. The situation was managed on scene with no further injuries reported.

🚑 Medical Response (Shortness of Air) – 2400 block of Four Scrum Lane – around 7:03 p.m.

Emergency crews responded to a female patient experiencing difficulty breathing. Units arrived at approximately 7:37 p.m. and provided assistance. The patient’s condition was stabilized on scene, and no injuries were noted.

🚒 Fire Response (Commercial Line) – 8200 block of Jokinson, Ohio, cross street Springside Way – around 7:14 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a fire line at a commercial property. Crews arrived promptly and began assessing the situation. The fire was contained, and there were no reports of injuries or further damage.

🚓 Welfare Check or Suspicious Activity – 5800 block of Bronte Dr – around 6:39 p.m.

Deputies responded to a report involving a person at this location. They arrived shortly after, at 6:23 p.m., and completed their check by 6:24 p.m. The situation was resolved without incident.

🚑 Medical Response (No Injuries) – 6700 block of Gorenburg Ave, near Western Ave – around 6:45 p.m.

Units responded to a medical call for a patient with no injuries. They arrived at approximately 6:45 p.m. and provided assistance on scene.

🚑 Medical Delta (No Injuries) – 7700 block of Verna Rd, near Mallory Way and Vandre Ave – around 6:42 p.m.

Responders arrived at the scene shortly after being dispatched to assist a patient with no injuries. The situation was managed efficiently.

🚪 Lockout Assistance – 3700 block of Ethelwood Dr, cross from Willowwood Way and Golden Dr – around 7:04 p.m.

Units responded to a lockout but the call was canceled by the caller before arrival.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire Emergency – 2800 block of Clark Shrine Road – around 6:12 p.m.

Responding to a fire involving a large alcohol-based blaze at Terrier Barrel, multiple fire units arrived to contain the spreading flames. Crews worked diligently to extinguish the fire and prevent further damage. The situation was actively being managed at the scene.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 12600 block of Hiawatha – around 6:12 p.m.

An unresponsive individual was reported at this location, prompting emergency medical services to respond and assess the person’s condition. The patient appeared to be unconscious or unresponsive, and EMS provided necessary aid on scene.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 3700 block of St. Francis Ave – around 6:34 p.m.

A male experiencing a stroke was attended to by emergency responders. EMS arrived to provide urgent medical assistance, and the individual was stabilized for transport.

🚴‍♂️ Suspicious Activity – near Brownsboro on the freeway shoulder – around 6:16 p.m.

A male riding a bicycle with a small child on his back was seen on the northbound shoulder, raising concerns about traffic safety. Authorities were alerted to the situation, which appeared potentially hazardous.

🚨 Disturbance/Argument – 3000 block of Taylor Blvd – around 6:16 p.m.

A physical altercation involving a resident and a caller was reported, with possible injuries noted. Responding police and EMS teams arrived to assess and manage the situation.

👤 Assault – 1300 block of Lillian Ave – around 6:21 p.m.

A caller reported being assaulted by their brother, a 44-year-old male dressed in a black shirt and camel pants. The suspect was possibly armed and intoxicated, prompting a cautious response from law enforcement.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 10300 block of Westport Rd – around 6:16 p.m.

A black SUV with a possible view attempt tag was last seen in the area, with reports suggesting it might be driven by a missing person. Authorities are monitoring the situation.

🚗 Reckless Driving – Dixie Hwy near Watson – around 6:16 p.m.

A black Chevrolet pickup truck was observed swerving and driving aggressively northbound on Dixie Hwy. Police units were advised to watch for the vehicle and ensure safety on the road.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 500 block of E Jefferson St – around 6:16 p.m.

A domestic violence incident was reported involving a male laying down after being assaulted by his mother. Responders arrived to address the situation and provide assistance.

🏥 Welfare Check – 600 block of South 44th Street – around 6:16 p.m.

EMS responded to a welfare check involving a person lying on the ground. The individual was assessed on scene, and further assistance was provided as needed.

🔫 Suspicious Activity – near W W Oak St and Dr. W.E. Hogg Street – around 6:16 p.m.

A report was made of a person who was pistol-whipped and fleeing on foot toward an alley behind a church. Law enforcement responded to investigate the incident and ensure public safety.

📝 General Incident – Various locations – around 6:16 p.m.

Multiple reports of police and EMS responses to alarms, disturbances, and welfare checks were received. No specific outcomes were noted at this time, but responders were actively managing ongoing situations.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Charlie 1000 block of Charles St near Spratt St – around 6:14 p.m.

A 56-year-old man was reported to be experiencing severe head pain, difficulty breathing, and an altered mental state. Emergency medical services and police responded promptly to assist the individual. The patient was evaluated on scene, and efforts continue to ensure his safety and well-being.

🏢 Commercial Alarm – 2000 block of Newburg Rd at Olump near Bellarmine Blvd – around 6:14 p.m.

A commercial building alarm was triggered at this location, prompting a response from units to investigate. Upon arrival, responders checked the premises but found no signs of unauthorized entry or fire. The situation was resolved without further incident.

🚶‍♂️ Medical Emergency – Delta 1100 block of Algonquin Pky near Sharp Ave in Lombard Drive – around 6:14 p.m.

A 58-year-old male was found lying in front of a church, suffering from chest pain. EMS and police arrived to assist the individual, providing necessary medical care and assessing his condition. The patient was stabilized and transported if needed.

🔥 Fire Response – 2000 block of Newburg Rd – around 6:25 p.m.

Fire units responded to a report of a fire at a four-story hospital building. Upon arrival, nothing was visibly burning, but responders accessed the fire department connection as part of their investigation. The incident was later determined to be a false alarm, and units declared the scene in service.

⚠️ System Hazard Notice – unspecified location – around 6:37 p.m.

A system alert was issued indicating that a system would not reset, prompting a hazard notice. The system was taken out of service temporarily but was back in operation afterward, with no further issues reported.

🚓 Routine Police Communications – various locations including Bruns Dr, Pine Way, and Galene Dr – between 6:10 p.m. and 6:40 p.m.

Law enforcement units engaged in routine radio communications involving verification of court dates, jail releases, and updates on location statuses. No emergency incidents or urgent responses were noted during this period, indicating a calm and controlled environment.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – Algonquin Pky and Sharp Ave in Lemberg Drive – around 6:59 p.m.

A 58-year-old male was found lying in front of a church, experiencing chest pain. The individual appeared to be possibly intoxicated, and police units responded to the scene to assist. Emergency medical services evaluated the patient’s condition and provided necessary care. The situation was being assessed at the time of response, with no further injuries reported.

🚨 Commercial Fire Alarm – Newburg Rd near Olaf Crossroad at Bellarmine Blvd in Richmond Dr – around 6:09 p.m.

An alarm was triggered at a four-story hospital, prompting a response from fire department units. Upon arrival, firefighters checked the pull station and found no signs of fire or smoke. The alarm was determined to be false, and the scene was secured without further incident.

🚨 Fire Department Connection Activation – Newburg Rd hospital – around 6:25 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a fire department connection at the same hospital after it was activated. After inspection, they confirmed that the alarm was false and handled the situation accordingly, with no hazards or injuries reported.

⚠️ System Malfunction – unspecified location – around 6:37 p.m.

A radio system malfunction was reported, preventing responders from resetting their communication equipment. A hazard notice was issued, but no additional emergencies or injuries were reported related to this issue.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚶‍♂️ Intoxicated Male Walking in the Street – 1700 block of David – around 5:46 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to reports of an intoxicated black male wearing navy blue clothing walking in the street near the 1700 block of David. Units arrived to assess the situation but no further details or outcomes were noted at this time.

💥 Meltdown Inside Store – Newcat area – around 5:46 p.m.

A subject experiencing a mental health crisis was reported having a meltdown near the entrance of a store on Newcat. Responding units arrived but no additional information or resolution was provided.

🚗 Followed Vehicle Report – 6500 block of Jennifer Valley Way – around 5:46 p.m.

A note was left on a vehicle indicating someone followed it. Responders responded to the scene but no further details or outcomes were available.

👩 Welfare Check on Confused Female – 6500 block of Jennifer Valley Way – around 5:46 p.m.

A woman, possibly with dementia and estimated to be between 70 and 80 years old, was knocking on neighbors’ doors while wearing a brown jacket and blue sweatpants. Units responded to check on her but no further information or outcome was noted.

🚙 BOLO for Missing Male with Diminished Capacity – Last seen near Shelbyville Rd. and Christian Way – around 5:46 p.m.

A BOLO was issued for a male with early dementia, last seen driving a black 2000 Corvette with Kentucky tags at 5:29 p.m. the previous day. Multiple units responded to locate him but no outcome has been reported.

🏠 Residential Burglar Alarm – 500 block of South19th Street – around 5:46 p.m.

An alarm was triggered at a residence on South19th Street, with reports of an unknown subject at the side door. Responders arrived but no further details or resolution were provided.

🚶‍♂️ Hit and Run Near Central High School – 1100 block of W W W Chestnut St – around 5:46 p.m.

A vehicle collision involving a white Honda Pilot was reported near Central High School Magnet Career Academy. Units responded but no additional information or outcome was provided.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance at South47th Street – 900 block of South47th Street – around 5:46 p.m.

Two 16-year-old males were involved in a disturbance, breaking items and roaming the area. Responders arrived but no further details or outcomes were noted.

🧓 Person Found on Twin Hill Rd – 93-08 Twin Hill Rd – around 5:46 p.m.

An elderly male, estimated to be 80 years old, was found beyond help at this location. Responders arrived but no further information or outcome was provided.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Fire – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave. – around 5:39 p.m.

Responding units arrived to find a mulch fire that had spread to a pipe in the washroom. The fire was quickly contained, and crews were on scene by approximately 5:42 p.m. The situation was stabilized with no further damage reported.

🔥 Fire – 4100 block of Maynard Ave – around 5:44 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a blaze involving a legal barn in the rear yard and a backyard area that was burning. Crews assessed the scene and worked to extinguish the flames, remaining in service by about 5:56 p.m. The fire was contained without incident.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 600 block of North 28th Street – around 6:04 p.m.

A 54-year-old woman was experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing. She was not fully alert when EMS arrived. First responders provided medical care on scene and transported her for further treatment.

🏥 Medical Emergency – Dixie Hwy and Varble Ave – around 6:04 p.m.

A 65-year-old man sitting in front of Scooters Coffee Shop was complaining of head pain and was found in the middle of the road. EMS responded promptly to assist and evaluate his condition.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 500 block of Seville Dr – around 5:54 p.m.

A 16-year-old female was found with an apparent overdose after taking medications. EMS responded to the scene, providing necessary care, and the scene was cleared by approximately 6:02 p.m.

👤 Welfare Check or Medical – 5500 block of Bronte Dr – around 5:40 p.m.

Units responded to a call involving a person at apartment 201. The nature of the concern suggested a welfare check or medical issue. Responders arrived, assessed the situation, and cleared the scene by about 5:50 p.m.

🚗 Routine Traffic or Chatter – local area – around 5:00 p.m.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚨 Domestic Disturbance – 14-35 South 3rd – around 5:16 p.m.

Responding units arrived to a situation involving a sister who was being disruptive and refusing to leave the residence. A 23-year-old woman was involved, and the scene was eventually resolved with a citation. The situation was de-escalated and cleared without further incident.

🧠 Mental Health Crisis – 900 block of hang-up call – around 5:16 p.m.

A caller reported hearing yelling in the background during a hang-up call, which was flagged as a mental health concern. Responding units arrived to assess the situation and provide appropriate assistance, ensuring safety for all involved.

👤 Suspicious Person – Near 17-4 David – around 5:16 p.m.

An intoxicated male, possibly dressed in blue, was seen walking in the street. Units responded to locate and clear the individual to prevent any potential hazards or disturbances in the area.

🕵️‍♂️ Suspicious Activity – Greenwood Rd near 7700 block – around 5:16 p.m.

A report described a tall male wearing a black Carhartt jacket with mud on his pants, walking eastbound. Responding units checked the area but did not locate the individual, ensuring public safety.

🚗 Hit and Run – 8800 block of National Turn Pike near Jeans Signer – around 5:16 p.m.

A vehicle collision involving a black Cadillac was reported at the 8-mile marker, with a Ford pickup also involved. Units responded to the scene to investigate and gather information about the incident.

🚙 Reckless Driver – Jeans Signer near 64 eastbound – around 5:16 p.m.

A white work van attempted to run a complaint off the road. Units tracked the vehicle and conducted a perimeter search to locate the reckless driver and prevent further danger.

🚓 Vehicle Pursuit and Track – behind hedge apple – around 5:16 p.m.

K-9 units tracked a suspect vehicle from behind hedge apple, but the perimeter was released at approximately 4:35 p.m., indicating the suspect was no longer in the area.

🛍️ Fraudulent Returns at AutoZone – 2200 block of Heights Lane – around 5:16 p.m.

An employee was suspected of processing fraudulent returns. Responding units arrived to investigate the report and ensure the integrity of the store’s operations.

🚗 Disorderly Conduct – Near Ridgehurst and Fieldside Cir – around 5:16 p.m.

A dispute over a parking spot involved a black female in a white compass refusing to move her vehicle. Units responded to mediate the situation and restore order.

🚶‍♂️ Exposure Incident – McDonald’s near Ridgehurst and Fieldside Cir – around 5:16 p.m.

A male was reported exposing himself at the fast-food restaurant. Responding units arrived to investigate and address the situation appropriately.

🚗 Reckless Driving – Ridgehurst and Fieldside Cir – around 5:16 p.m.

A white Ford pickup was found parked the wrong way at the intersection. Units responded to locate the vehicle and prevent any further reckless behavior.

🧑‍⚕️ Welfare Check – Multiple locations – around 5:16 p.m.

Responding units conducted welfare checks in various areas to ensure the safety and well-being of residents, providing assistance where needed.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 600 block of Montana Ave near 6th Street – around 5:14 p.m.

A male individual was found feeling dizzy and possibly under the influence of drugs. Responding fire and EMS units arrived to assess the patient’s condition and provide necessary care. The situation was handled with care, and the individual was stabilized on scene.

🚒 Commercial Fire Alarm – 2900 73 Rose Ct, Louisville Flea Market – around 5:27 p.m.

Firefighters responded to water flow detected in buildings 32-35 at the flea market. No visible flames were initially observed, but the fire department connection was being used as a precaution. Crews continued to investigate to ensure there was no active fire.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave near St. Kabul – around 5:36 p.m.

A woman was experiencing abdominal pain and required assistance. Fire and Battalion 2 units responded promptly to evaluate her condition and provide support. The patient was stabilized and prepared for further medical care if needed.

🔥 Fire – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave – around 5:39 p.m.

A mulch fire was spreading to a pipe in the wash area of a five-story complex. Fire units arrived quickly to contain the blaze and prevent further damage. The fire was brought under control with no reports of injuries.

⚠️ Gas Leak – 8700 block of Moody Rd near Bonaventure Blvd – around 5:13 p.m.

A gas leak was reported inside a building, with LGMA on scene. Police assistance was requested as the property owner was hesitant to allow responders inside. Crews worked to assess and address the leak safely.

🚑 Public Assist – 9200 block of Felsbaum Cir near Albans Pl – around 5:26 p.m.

A lift assist was requested for an individual in need of help getting up. Fire personnel responded to provide support and ensure the person’s safety.

🔥 Fire Alarm – 10600 block of Freeport Dr at Spring Position of America – around 5:28 p.m.

A fire alarm sounded at the location, but no signs of fire or evacuation were observed upon arrival. Responding units checked the premises to confirm safety and reset the alarm.

🚑 EMS Lift Assist – 4500 block of Trey Ct – around 5:31 p.m.

EMS responded to a lift assist call after the alarm was triggered, though no specific cause was provided. The patient was assisted and transported if necessary, with no further details available.

It’s been a relatively quiet period with mostly routine traffic and medical assists. We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Structure Fire – 400 block of Roy Wilkins Ave – around 5:39 p.m.

Fire crews responded to a report of a fire near a structure on Roy Wilkins Ave. The fire had spread from mulch to a nearby pipe in the washroom. Battalion 2 and other fire units arrived quickly to contain the blaze and prevent further damage. The situation was brought under control, and no injuries were reported.

🚑 Medical Emergency – near Sinkhole at 1736 – around 6:45 p.m.

A 63-year-old woman experiencing abdominal pain was assisted by emergency medical services near Bolling Ave, close to Dixie Hwy and South 22nd Street. Responders evaluated her condition and provided necessary care on scene. She was transported for further medical attention.

🚨 Medical Emergency – Montana Ave near Rodman and 6th Street – around 5:09 p.m.

A male individual was found outside feeling dizzy after reportedly being drugged and blackmailed. Emergency responders arrived to assist him and assess his condition. The situation was stabilized, and he received appropriate care.

🔊 Commercial Alarm – 2907th Street, Rose, at Louisville Flea Market – around 5:09 p.m.

A commercial alarm was triggered at the flea market. Upon arrival, responders found no signs of entry or disturbance at the scene. The alarm was reset, and the area was checked thoroughly to ensure safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🚑 Medical Emergency – unspecified location – around 4:47 p.m.

EMS responded to an incident involving a patient who was transported to Baptist hospital. The details of the patient’s condition were not provided, but emergency personnel were on scene to assist.

🚗 Traffic Collision – 3800 block of Duncan St – around 4:47 p.m.

A minor, non-injury collision occurred between a red Hyundai Accent and a Toyota. No injuries were reported, and the vehicles were likely moved to clear the roadway.

🚗 Hit-and-Run Traffic Incident – 11600 block of Stonefield Way – around 4:47 p.m.

A gold Honda Accord was involved in a hit-and-run crash. The vehicle description is unknown, and authorities are likely investigating the incident.

🚙 Suspicious Vehicle – near Dixie Hwy – around 4:47 p.m.

A gray Toyota 4Runner, possibly stolen based on its VIN, was parked near a lot on Dixie Hwy. The vehicle has been there for about a year, raising concerns about its status.

👤 Suspicious Activity – 2900 block of Del Park Terrace – around 4:47 p.m.

A male and female were reported arguing loudly and using profanity. Responding units arrived to assess the situation and ensure safety.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance – 2100 block of W W Madison St – around 4:47 p.m.

A brother reportedly attacked his sibling and stole her vehicle. The suspect is described as a 37-year-old male with braids, a full beard, tall, and of medium build, driving a blue 2000 Dodge Journey with tags.

👤 Suspicious Person – Magazine St – around 4:47 p.m.

A suspicious individual was reported in the area, but specific details about the person or activity were not provided.

🏠 Domestic Dispute – 3400 block of Cathe Dykstra Way – around 4:47 p.m.

A dispute involving domestic trouble was reported, prompting a response from units to de-escalate the situation.

🚗 Suspicious Vehicle – 2500 block of Garland Ave – around 4:47 p.m.

A vehicle was observed in the area, possibly linked to a domestic disturbance or suspicious activity, prompting further investigation.

🚓 Suspicious Activity – 4200 block of Outer Loop – around 4:47 p.m.

A vehicle was following a customer at a bank, suspected of being involved in a scam or attempted scam. Authorities are likely monitoring the situation.

🚨 Fire or EMS Response – unspecified location – around 4:47 p.m.

EMS responded to an incident involving a patient and transported them to Baptist hospital. No fire alarms were reported during this time.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.

Here’s a look at the notable calls our first responders have been handling over the last few hours. We are monitoring the feeds and will provide a full analytical digest of the day’s events later tonight.

🔥 Medical Emergency – 2600 block of Seminary Dr near Hillary Ct, Aspenwood Ave – around 4:43 p.m.

Responders were dispatched to assist a patient who was estimated to weigh around 300 pounds. Multiple units responded to this distress call, providing necessary medical aid. The patient was stabilized and transported as needed. The incident highlights the ongoing need for emergency services to be prepared for complex medical situations.

🏥 Medical Emergency – 4400 block of Cordova Rd near Sage Rd and Tyne Rd – around 4:40 p.m.

Responders responded to a 600-pound female experiencing hypertensive chest pain. Medical units arrived promptly to assess and treat her condition. The call was later canceled out of court, indicating the patient’s condition was stabilized or resolved. This event underscores the importance of quick medical response for severe health emergencies.

👤 Welfare Check – 1700 block of Stallings Ave – around 4:40 p.m.

Responders checked on a person at this location following a welfare concern. The situation was assessed, and assistance was provided as needed. Welfare checks are vital for ensuring community safety and well-being, especially when individuals may be in distress.

👤 Welfare or Disturbance Check – 1500 block of San Jose Aveur – around 4:40 p.m.

Responders responded to a welfare or disturbance call at this address. The situation was evaluated by responding units, helping to maintain peace and safety in the neighborhood. These checks are essential for community reassurance and support.

⚠️ Possible Disturbance or Welfare Concern – 1700 block of Cardinal Ct, with references to Glen Hill Manor Dr – around 4:40 p.m.

Units responded to what may have been a disturbance or welfare-related incident. The details remain general, but the response indicates ongoing efforts to address community concerns and ensure safety.

We will post our full 24-hour summary at the end of the day. Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

Errors in transcription or interpretation may occur. Information provided is for community awareness and should not be considered official police reporting.