Albany and Dougherty County Police/Fire/EMS reports – Dec. 10, 2014

ALBANY — The Albany Police Department responded to at least 29 incidents on Monday and early Tuesday, available reports show. The incidents included:

— Assault on the 2000 block of West Oglethorpe Avenue and on the 500 block of Swift Street;

— Aggravated assault on the 1800 block of Avalon Avenue;

— Driving while license suspended on the 2200 block of 12th Avenue and at the intersection of South Magnolia Street and West Whitney Avenue;

— Wanted person on the 2600 block of Dawson Road;

— Simple battery, vandalism on the 800 block of Colquitt Circle;

— Domestic violence (unfounded) on the 2500 block of North Slappey Boulevard;

— Possession of marijuana (less then one ounce) on the 1100 block of Clark Avenue and on the 1100 block of West Second Avenue;

— Battery on the 300 block of South Jackson Street;

— Criminal damage to property in the 2nd degree on the 2700 block of West Oakridge Drive;

— Criminal trespass on the 200 block of South Jackson Street and on the 500 block of Eighth Avenue;

— Theft by taking on the 500 block of South Westover Boulevard and on the 1700 block of North Slappey Boulevard;

— Burglary in the 1st degree on the 1200 block of Towering Pines Lane;

— Possession of a controlled substance on the 1000 block of Holloway Avenue;

— Reckless conduct on the 900 block of Leisure Court;

— Theft of services on the 500 block of Baldwin Drive;

— Financial transaction card fraud on the 2700 block of Dawson Road;

— Aggravated assault, vandalism on the 800 block of Frotscher Street.

DOUGHERTY POLICE: The Dougherty County Police Department responded to at least eight calls on Monday, available reports show. The incidents included:

— Theft by taking on the 1000 block of Fairview Road;

— Family violence on the 4400 block of Jimmy Goff Court and on the 2500 block of Hibiscus Road;

— Bite case on the 400 block of West Third Avenue;

— Burglar alarm (business) on the 5700 block of Newton Road.

ALBANY FIRE: The Albany Fire Department responded to at least five calls on Monday and early Tuesday, available reports show. The reports included an unauthorized burning, detector activations and alarm activations.

DOUGHERTY EMS: The Dougherty County Emergency Medical Service responded to 66 calls on Monday. There were 51 medical calls and 15 trauma calls.

The majority of the medical calls included, but were not limited to, 12 respiratory issues, nine miscellaneous pains, three altered mental statuses, three seizures, two mental health issues, one chest pain, one diabetic issues, one OB/labor issue and 18 various medical calls. The majority of the trauma calls included, but were not limited to, seven auto accident victims, five falls and one assault.

— Compiled by Jennifer Parks