Albany, Dougherty County Police/Fire/EMS reports — Dec. 10-11, 2018
Public safety roundup for Albany and Dougherty County
Gypsy Crow
By Gypsy Crow
ALBANY POLICE: The Albany Police Department responded to at least 18 calls on Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday, available reports indicate. Incidents included:
— Thefts by taking on the 2300 block of Dominion Court, the 1500 block of East Oglethorpe Boulevard, the 400 block of Maxwell Drive and the 300 block of South Mock Road;
— Burglaries on the 700 block of Dorsett Avenue and the 1000 block of Sixth Avenue;
— Entering autos on the 1400 block of Eager Drive;
— Criminal trespasses on the 700 block of West Gordon Avenue and the 1900 block of South Riverview Circle;
— Disorderly conducts on the 2200 block of Arrowood Drive and the 300 block of Slater King Drive;
— Simple assault on the 1000 block of Colquitt Avenue;
— Fraud on the 2700 block of Gillionville Road and the 1500 block of South Slappey Boulevard;
— Simple batteries on the 1000 block of Rosedale Avenue and the 1300 block of Roosevelt Avenue;
— Aggravated assault on the 300 block of West Highland Avenue.
DOUGHERTY POLICE: The Dougherty County Police Department responded to at least 11 calls on Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday, available reports indicate. Incidents included:
— Auto accidents on the 4800 block of Old Dawson Road, the intersection of Gillionville Road and Eight Mile Road and the intersection of Nelms Road and Gravel Hill Road;
— Suspicious autos on the 100 block of Redbud Road and the intersection of Crepe Myrtle Court and Beattie Road;
— Suspicious person on the 3900 block of Vanderbilt Drive;
— Drugs on the 3000 block of Calvary Road;
— Animal running at large at the 5900 block of Woodcliff Street;
— Fraud on the 2100 block of Habersham Road and the 4500 block of Sylvester Highway;
— Harassing phone calls on the 2800 block of Spring Flats Road.
ALBANY FIRE: The Albany Fire Department reports were unavailable on Tuesday.
DOUGHERTY EMS: The Dougherty County Emergency Medical Service responded to at least 45 calls on Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday, available reports indicate.
The medical calls included two abdominal pains/problems, one back pain, six respiratory issues, 16 general sicknesses, two faintings, four altered mental statuses and one other medical call. The trauma calls included three auto accidents, four falls, one laceration and two assaults.
The other calls included three transports.
— Compiled by Gypsy Crow