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Law Log March 18: AAA calls to report a motorist running out of gas on Highway 84.
March 19: Wayne Police calls 911 twice to check how the call comes into the system.
Man requests welfare check on family member driving between Randolph and Belden, reportedly stuck. He calls back a short time later and says everything is OK. Woman calls about picking up breathalyzers for Prom.
911 call transferred to Dixon County.
Hartington facility calls for welfare check on man.
911 call comes in to woman saying she wants to die and hangs up, she voluntarily goes into emergency protective custody and was transported to Norfolk hospital.
Man asks for Thurston County’s phone number.
March 20: Ambulance called to Randolph facility for man with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Woman reports she opened a packaged at her address that was addressed to someone else and found four pebbles, concerned they were laced with drugs. Dispatcher advises her to dispose of the package.
911 call comes in to the report of a pickup losing its load and scattering debris.
911 call made by mistake.
Vehicle reported on fire south of Yankton, Yankton Fire responds.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
911 call transferred in from Pierce County, report of a reckless semi driver on Highway 81, Nebraska State Patrol notified.
Officers conduct traffic enforcement and given warning.
March 21: Woman reports suspicious vehicle.
Caller asks about registration ticket.
Ambulance called to Hartington facility for woman with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Dixon County tests siren, Cedar County receives some calls about it.
Man asks about gun permit.
Woman inquires about a protection order in Omaha.
Man reports a vehicle stolen.
EMTs called for a lift assist at Coleridge facility.
911 call made by mistake.
March 22: Medical alarm sounds for Hartington subscriber, false alarm.
Burn permits issued. Woman requests a welfare check. Caller reports a semi in the ditch near Yankton with traffic backed up.
Probation offices asks for assistance with a search.
911 call comes in to the report of a potential drunk driver northbound on Highway 81. Yankton advised.
Officer locates vehicle parked on wrong side of road.
Two 911 calls made by mistake.
Pierce County advises of a reckless driver northbound on Highway 81.
Yankton, S.D., hospital calls about a cat bite.
Ambulance called to Wynot residence for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
March 23: 911 call comes in to the report of a domestic disturbance that turned physical south of Yankton. Woman leaves in vehicle. Nebraska State Patrol and Cedar County deputy responds, finds vehicle north of state line and conducts traffic stop, man walking north along Highway 81. Woman said the fight was only verbal, neighbor’s video does not confirm an assault.
March 24: Woman reports man locked her out of apartment.
Man reports an aggressive dog in Laurel.
911 call made by mistake.
Man requests welfare check on children in Randolph.
Burn permits issued. Kearney man reports a wallet lost with a Hartington ID inside.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Los Angeles County, Calif., calls about a 2014 inmate, asks for a records check.
Man asks about renewing a gun permit.
Fire department called to permitted burn that got out of control, Hartington and Wynot Fire respond.
Business reports a theft of fuel.
Man reported finding his stolen pickup and trailer in Volin, S.D.
Officers conduct traffic enforcement and give warnings for speeding.
Caller informs of a permitted burn that was out but flared up again, is keeping an eye on it.
Man reports protection order violation.
Emergency calls are rolled over to Dixon County.
March 25: Corps of Engineers calls about a vehicle that crashed into light pole and damaged a cable.
Ambulance called to Randolph residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Business reports theft of fuel.
Man asks for a vehicle inspection.
Yankton County advices an individual sleeping under the walking bridge.
March 26: Ambulance called to Laurel residence for man with medical issue, transported to Wayne hospital.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for man with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Siren tested at Magnet.
Woman asks for law enforcement to be present in the exchange of property with ex-boyfriend.
Nebraska Department of Transportation informs about lane closure on Highway 81 near Highway 84 and 59 Probation office reports an out of control juvenile, threatening to harm himself.
911 call made by mistake.
Caller asks if man has any warrants.
Burn permits issued. Man reports someone damaging his vehicle taillight.
Randolph Fire conducts training.
March 27: Ambulance called to Randolph residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Yankton, S.D., calls to check on a county warrant.
Woman reports someone burning leaves at residence in Laurel, statewide burn ban in effect. Officer cannot find any smell or signs of a fire.
Man asks about warrant.
Business reports theft of fuel.
911 call transferred to Yankton involving a dog attacking a person, one transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
911 call made by mistake.
March 28: Wayne County advised of a reckless semi driver report.
Woman reports dog at large at Hartington park.
Man requests vehicle inspection.
911 call comes in to the report of a grass fire in rural Hartington.
Douglas County officer requests information.
911 call comes in to the report of a fire in a backyard in Coleridge, Coleridge Fire responds.
Officers conduct traffic enforcement and give warning for stop sign violation.
Two 911 calls made by mistake.
Ambulance called to Randolph residence for man with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Man reports running out of gas on Highway 81. Woman reports a vhielce in a business parking lot leaking gas. Ambulance called to Coleridge home and finds individual deceased.
