Albany, Dougherty County Police/Fire/EMS reports — Dec. 12-13, 2018
Public safety roundup for Albany and Dougherty County
Gypsy Crow
By Gypsy Crow
ALBANY POLICE: The Albany Police Department responded to at least 19 calls on Wednesday and into the early hours of Thursday, available reports indicate. The incidents included:
— Aggravated assaults on the 2200 block of Bedford Court and the 1100 block of West Broad Avenue;
— Missing person on the 2500 block of North Slappey Boulevard;
— Simple batteries on the 2400 block of Brierwood Drive and the 1100 block of Avalon Avenue;
— Criminal damage to property on the 200 block of Pinson Road;
— Criminal trespasses on the 1300 block of South Mock Road, the 2800 block of Partridge Drive, on Wayne Way, the 500 block of West Oglethorpe Boulevard and the 300 block of Lucile Street;
— Theft by shoplifting on the 2500 block of North Slappey Boulevard;
— Thefts by taking on the 3200 block of Coventry Road and the 200 block of Cordele Road;
— Interfering with city officers on the 600 block of North Monroe Street;
— Entering auto on the 400 block of West Roosevelt Avenue;
— Disorderly conduct on the 700 block of Liberty Expressway;
— Open container on the 1000 block of North Maple Street;
— Statutory rape on Pinson Road.
DOUGHERTY POLICE: The Dougherty County Police Department responded to at least eight calls on Wednesday and into the early hours of Thursday, available reports indicate. The incidents included:
— Auto accidents on the 2800 block of North Jefferson Street and the intersection of Hill Road and Clark Avenue;
— Suspicious autos on the 400 block of South Westover Boulevard and the intersection of South Mock Road and Moultrie Road;
— Missing person on the 400 block of Poinciana Avenue;
— Suspicious person on the 3700 block of Quail Hollow Road;
— Structure fire on the 5700 block of Goldenrod Road;
— Terroristic threats on the 400 block of Old Pretoria Road.
ALBANY FIRE: The Albany Fire Department shift reports were not available on Thursday.
DOUGHERTY EMS: The Dougherty County Emergency Medical Service responded to at least 52 calls on Wednesday and into the early hours of Thursday, available reports indicate.
The medical calls included five chest pains, one abdominal pain/problem, one allergic reaction/sting, one unknown/man down, nine respiratory issues, 12 general sicknesses, one fainting, one altered mental status, one diabetic, one OB issue and three abnormal behaviors/suicide attempts.
The trauma calls included six auto accidents, four falls and one assault. The other calls included three transports and two medical alert activations.
— Compiled by Gypsy Crow