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911 Reports
Monday, June 10
12:15 a.m. – Caller from Caudill Fork advised an electric transformer may be on fire near a residence.
12:59 a.m. – Caller from Railroad Street advised they thought they had seen a subject walking around in the back yard. Caller requested a unit to check it out.
1:19 a.m. – Caller from Southside Apts. advised several subjects were running in and out of the apartment being very loud.
4:46 a.m. – Caller from 12th Street advised they heard what sounded like gun shots in the area. Caller requested a unit to drive through the area.
11:45 a.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 2381 advised a black SUV had turned in their driveway. Caller stated the vehicle had stopped at the corner and a young male juvenile jumped out and started running. Caller then advised the subjects got out of the vehicle and chased him.
4:36 p.m. – Caller from Main Street advised someone had tried to file or had filed taxes in her name. Caller advised she contacted the IRS and they advised her to contact the local authorities in reference to identity theft.
4:53 p.m. – Caller from Boyd Street advised someone had stolen several items from her vehicle. Caller requested an officer for a report.
6:02 p.m. – Caller from Sixth Street advised he was walking past this location and a male subject was playing music very loud and screaming. Caller requested someone to check on him.
7:50 p.m. – Caller from Starfire Hill advised a female subject in a power chair was sitting on the edge of the roadway. Caller requested an officer check it out.
8:51 p.m. – Caller from South Mayo Trail advised her wallet had been stolen from her vehicle while she was putting air in her tire.
9:45 p.m. – Caller from Dogwood Lane advised a male subject wearing a blue hoodie was prowling around the neighborhood. Caller requested an officer to check it out.
Tuesday, June 11
4:11 a.m. – Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a large amount of counterfeit bills had been recovered. Caller requested a unit meet with them at the customer service desk.
11:02 a.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised while she was traveling on the roadway in the area of old Adams Construction and a large tree limb fell on her vehicle.
4:26 p.m. – Caller from Sixth Street advised a male and female subject in a gray Pontiac Sunfire were possibly under the influence. Caller stated there were juveniles in the vehicle.
7:15 p.m. – Caller from Main Street advised a male subject was standing in the middle of the street. Caller state the subject had a knife on his side and was arguing with another male subject.
8:20 p.m. – Caller from Pickle Fork advised his vehicle had been broken into. Caller requested an officer for a report.
11:52 p.m. – Caller from West Van Lear advised a male subject ran up the river bank toward the railroad tracks.
Wednesday, June 12
12:20 a.m. – Caller from Mill Street advised subjects were arguing. Caller stated subjects were possibly wanting a subject removed from the residence.
3:01 a.m. – Caller from State Street advised a male subject had stolen an item from a neighbor’s porch.
5:33 p.m. – Caller from Third Street advised a female subject was running down the street and a male subject grabbed her by the hair and dragged her back into the residence.
6:25 p.m. – Caller from Cave Fork advised there was not an emergency, just wanted to thank JC 911 for Code Red calls during storms.
8:10 p.m. – Caller from Sixth Street advised the residence had been broken into.
9:01 p.m. – Caller from North Mayo Trail advised two subjects in the store were under the influence. Caller also advised the subjects had two small juveniles with them.
10:16 p.m. – Caller from Right Fork Mill Branch Road advised a male subject was threatening to do harm to himself in reference to a fight with a girlfriend.
Thursday, June 13
11:59 a.m. – Caller from Main Street requested a unit respond in reference to a scam.
3:04 p.m. – Caller from Millers Creek advised a red Ford vehicle near the strip job had the windows broken out. Caller requested an officer to check it out.
5:52 p.m. – Caller from Margaret Heights advised she and her husband had some problems earlier and he left. Caller stated he was now coming back to the residence and she doesn’t want him to come back. Caller requested an officer to respond.
Friday, June 14
12:35 p.m. – Caller from Frozen Branch advised a neighbor’s dog had run their horse through a fence and now the animal had some injuries. Caller requested an officer to be enroute. Caller stated the dog was a pit bull mix.
12:35 p.m. – Caller from Buell Williams Drive in reference to dogs running loose around the neighborhood and tearing up property.
12:45 p.m. – Caller from Rt. 321 in the vicinity of Taco Bell advised of a four-vehicle accident. Unknown on injury.
12:59 p.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 3224 advised several subjects had the road blocked, possibly was trying to steal items from a residence.
7:46 p.m. – Caller from Rt. 201 advised a female subject in a yellow Dodge truck with dead tags was possibly under the influence. Caller stated there were several subjects in the bed of the truck.
Saturday, June 15
1:49 a.m. – Caller from Millers Creek advised several subjects had egged her house. Caller stated the subjects had walked toward Webb’s store.
6:23 a.m. – Caller from Bobs Branch requested to speak to an officer in reference to a female subject had stolen items from his residence.
8:41 a.m. – Caller from U. S. Rt. 23 requested to speak to an officer in reference to a stolen pistol.
9:16 a.m. – Caller from Fastlane requested an officer in reference to a counterfeit $20.
10:36 p.m. – Caller from Ross Branch advised a male subject was under the influence and arguing with his wife. Caller requested a unit be enroute.
Sunday, June 16
1:51 a.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 E advised a male and female subject were trying to start a fight on his property.
4:01 p.m. – Caller from Indian Drive advised a residence had been broken into.
9:58 p.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 2039 advised this was not an emergency call. Caller stated she was just mad because dispatch was not helping her after her refusing the legal advice a unit had given her.
10:26 p.m. – Caller from Ky. Rt. 2039 requested to speak to another unit and wouldn’t speak to the unit that was at her residence.
911 Reports
Monday, June 3
3:38 a.m.- Caller from James S. Trimble Boulevard advised a female subject came into the ER advising she fell out of a vehicle. A male subject with the female advised she had been drinking and he was trying to take her home and she jumped out of the vehicle.
7:34 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 580 advised they had seen a deer get hit by a vehicle. Caller advised the vehicle went on and the deer was still alive, but the back hips were broken.
11:53 a.m.- Caller from Euclid Avenue advised subjects had a yard sale at the old Speedway building without a permit.
1:51 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a subject had locked their baby in a car on the grocery side of the store.
2:00 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 3 advised her grandparents had found a paint bomb in their mailbox. Caller advised the bomb had already gone off.
2:15 p.m.- Caller from Arby’s advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
2:16 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
2:33 p.m.- Caller from Ponderosa Drive advised he had received a report of a dog bite. Caller stated he went to the residence and the dog sniffed him, no one was home. Caller advised as he was going back to his vehicle the dog bit him on the ankle and broke the skin.
4:05 p.m.- Caller from Ponderosa Steakhouse advised they had asked a male subject to leave and he was causing a scene.
4:39 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised a male subject had caused property damage.
5:15 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised they had a female shoplifter in custody.
7:45 p.m.- Caller from Euclid Avenue advised they found a credit card on the side walk and wanted to turn it in.
9:27 p.m.- Caller from Shell Station advised two male subjects had been fighting and one was on the ground.
10:21 p.m.- Caller from Hammond Area advised they wanted to speak with an officer in reference to stolen $15.
Tuesday, June 4
12:03 a.m.- Caller from Old Greasy Road advised several vehicles were parked in the area and it looked like they had been racing.
1:41 a.m.- Caller from Lincoln Avenue advised a male subject and a female subject had been arguing.
2:08 a.m.- Caller from Paul B. Hall advised a male subject in the lobby had advised he had been assaulted in the parking lot.
5:21 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 993 advised of a single vehicle accident without injuries.
6:51 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 302 advised one of their passing trains had advised that one of the gates was broken. Caller advised they had people on the way to fix it.
7:27 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 302 advised the crossing had been fixed.
9:17 a.m.- Caller from the IGA parking lot advised they had received a complaint about someone setting up a yard sale in the old IGA parking lot.
9:30 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised a tree had fallen down and was blocking one lane of traffic.
9:37 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 302 advised a six-year-old boy had been wandering around. Caller advised the boy’s parents were in jail. Caller advised she was going to feed him breakfast.
9:52 a.m.- Caller from Main Street advised they were going to be cleaning out their basement and burning items.
9:57 a.m.- Caller from Conley Branch advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
11:38 a.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised four subjects had been in the store buying precursors to meth.
2:07 p.m.- Caller from Eighth Street advised people had been parking in the middle of the street by the Church of God.
2:23 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
2:41 p.m.- Caller from Dorton Boulevard advised a five-year-old female was missing.
6:01 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 3224 advised she had given money to her daughter and her daughter’s boyfriend and when she requested the money back he got mad.
6:19 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a female subject had stolen a purse and a pair of shoes.
6:20 p.m.- Caller from Homestead Lane advised of a hit and run.
6:59 p.m.- Caller from the Paintsville Recreation Center advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
8:04 p.m.- Caller from Highland Plaza Apartments advised a male subject had been threatening his life.
8:26 p.m.- Caller from Mayo Plaza advised vehicle had lined up behind Long John Silvers to race.
Wednesday, June 5
12:41 a.m.- Caller from Rose Street advised someone kept coming to the residence and ringing their door bell.
11:14 a.m.- Caller from Jefferson Avenue advised men had been fist fighting.
12:01 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised her pain medication had been stolen.
2:27 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised the railroad had been working on the tracks and he had a side window busted out.
5:10 p.m.- Caller from Save-A-Lot advised a female subject had attacked her marron Taurus.
5:24 p.m.- Caller from Jefferson Avenue advised a male subject had been threatening a female subject.
6:23 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised they had a male shoplifter in custody.
6:44 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1100 advised he wanted an officer to go with him to pick up his clothing and medication.
7:52 p.m.- Caller from Park and Playground advised a male subject had stolen two beers from the Shell Station.
8:26 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised someone had broken into their residence and stole some guns and other items.
9:02 p.m.- Caller from Broad Street advised three female subjects and a male subject had been fighting in the yard.
9:31 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised a male subject had been jogging in the middle of the roadway.
Thursday, June 6
12:18 a.m.- Caller from McKenzie Fork advised subjects had been driving up and down the roadway. Caller also advised someone had hit his mailbox.
10:28 a.m.- Caller from Broadway advised subjects had stolen his personal items.
10:49 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
1:13 p.m.- Caller from Probation and Parole advised a male subject had been walking around their building with some tools. Caller advised the subject advised them he found the tools in the dumpster. Caller advised there were several tools in the dumpster and they didn’t know if they had been stolen.
1:19 p.m.- Caller from Star Fire Hill advised a subject had been going down the hill in the middle of the roadway on a scooter.
1:23 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised young male subjects had been riding on dirt bikes in the area where there is dirt and gravel.
1:30 p.m.- Caller from Jenny’s Creek advised their neighbor had been trespassing on their property.
4:05 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 3 advised there were some goats beside the roadway.
4:10 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a child was riding in the front seat of a silver Nissan Quest without a seat belt.
6:10 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised they had a male shoplifter in custody.
7:01 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised subjects had been riding an ATV on the roadway.
7:42 p.m.- Caller from Burglar Hollow advised subjects were arguing in the yard.
8:09 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised a male subject advised he had witnessed a female subject stealing items.
Friday, June 7
11:42 a.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised a dog had bit someone.
12:16 a.m.- Caller from Banjer Branch advised of a single vehicle accident without injuries.
4:41 p.m.- Caller from Richmond Hill advised someone had been in his yard and tore it up.
5:19 p.m.- Caller from Hurricane Branch advised a black van had been going up and down the roadway. Caller advised he wasn’t sure if it was the subjects that own the house or not.
5:46 p.m.- Caller from Paintsville Lake advised there were three stray dogs in the area.
6:16 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised someone had stolen their wallet.
6:37 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised they had a male shoplifter in custody.
10:03 p.m.- Caller from Chet Tackett Hollow advised the subjects next door had been shooting guns.
10:43 p.m.- Caller from Woodland Court advised someone had been going around pecking on her windows.
11:00 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 2039 advised their neighbors had been arguing loudly.
Saturday, June 8
1:05 a.m.- Caller from Euclid Avenue advised the hazard lights were on on a vehicle but no one was around.
2:21 a.m.- Caller from Pineview Lane advised the power was out at the trailer park.
11:25 a.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised they had a female shoplifter in custody.
12:54 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised someone had shot a turkey in her yard.
2:20 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised a three-year-old child was sitting in the yard and a female subject came out and cursed at the child.
2:57 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a male subject had been standing in the middle of the intersection with a sign saying he was a veteran and needed money.
4:50 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1559 advised a female subject was in a vehicle screaming and yelling.
6:38 p.m.- Caller from Hager Hill Mayo Campus advised his truck was on fire.
6:47 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised someone had left their dog in their vehicle with the windows rolled up.
7:30 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised the neighbor’s dogs were out after they had been told to keep them inside.
7:39 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised of an ATV accident with injuries.
8:40 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised they had some fake five dollar bills to turn in.
10:09 p.m.- Caller from Pigeon Creek advised they had been receiving threatening phone calls.
11:37 p.m.- Caller form Whippoorwill Road advised someone had broken into their residence.
Sunday, June 9
1:00 a.m.- Caller from South Mayo Trail advised a male subject, possibly under the influence, refused to go back inside.
12:12 p.m.- Caller from Ross Branch advised her ex-husband had her kids for the weekend and wouldn’t give them back.
1:26 p.m.- Caller from VanHoose Drive advised someone had broken into their residence.
3:01 p.m.- Caller from McClure Street advised a female subject wouldn’t let her into an apartment to get her belongings.
4:22 p.m.- Caller from James S. Trimble Boulevard advised a visitor was being unruly to staff.
5:31 p.m.- Caller from Grassy Creek advised a tree had fallen across the roadway.
5:42 p.m.- Caller from Pigeon Creek advised power lines were in the roadway.
5:58 p.m.- Caller from Dry Branch advised power lines had fallen across the residence and vehicles. Caller advised there were no injuries but subjects trapped were trapped inside.
6:01 p.m.- Caller from Eighth Street advised the storm drains had backed up and his backyard was flooding.
6:01 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised a tree had fallen across the roadway.
6:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 3224 advised of a mudslide.
6:19 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised of flooding.
6:20 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised a tree had fallen in the roadway.
6:26 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised lumber from VanHoose had washed into the roadway.
6:39 p.m.- Caller from Baker Branch advised a power line was across the roadway.
6:48 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised a tree was across the roadway.
6:51 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 580 advised of a mudslide.
7:25 p.m.- Caller from Rural Branch Road advised of a mudslide.
7:28 p.m.- Caller from James S. Trimble Boulevard advised a female subject in ICU had been fighting with the staff.
8:04 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a tree had fallen across the roadway.
8:53 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised a vehicle was sitting in the roadway.
9:07 p.m.- Caller from Burnt Cabin Road advised a tree had fallen in the roadway.
9:30 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. advised of a tree in the roadway.
11:03 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised subjects had been arguing and were becoming violent.
911 Reports
Monday, May 13
5:50 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised there were horses everywhere.
6:41 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised there were horses in the roadway.
11:42 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised of an accident without injuries. Caller advised his wife had possibly hit the hillside.
11:44 a.m.- Caller from Ky Rt. 1428 advised a vehicle was in the ditch and no one was around.
11:46 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
2:51 p.m.- Caller from Broadway advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
3:39 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised a small child had been standing out on the lawn screaming for its mom and no adults were around.
3:45 p.m.- Caller from Conley Tire advised a dog was in the middle of the roadway. Caller advised they were afraid it was going to cause an accident.
4:12 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1750 advised a male subject and a female subject, possibly under the influence, had been riding a four-wheeler up and down the roadway at a high rate of speed.
6:26 p.m.- Caller from 12th street advised someone had vandalized her vehicle. Caller advised it had possibly been shot with a pellet gun.
6:52 p.m.- Caller from Coleman Branch advised several subjects on motorcycles and four-wheelers had been driving at a high rate of speed.
7:45 p.m.- Caller from Collins Drive advised a subject in a white Colorado had been driving back and forth recklessly.
9:17 p.m.- Caller from South Buckingham Avenue advised a renter had broken a lock off of a storage trailer to get their belongings out.
9:19 p.m.- Caller from Delong Road advised a vehicle was on fire.
9:58 p.m.- Caller from the Shell Station advised they had seen two male subjects running after each other. Caller didn’t know what had happened.
9:59 p.m.- Caller from Millers Creek advised her husband was at the neighbor’s drinking.
11:17 p.m.- Caller from Mill Street advised the traffic light at the bottom of the Wal-Mart hill was acting slow.
11:38 p.m.- Caller from Upper Twin Branch advised someone tried to break in the front door.
Tuesday, May 14
8:47 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised they had hit a deer.
9:09 a.m.- Caller from Broadway advised the motorcycle business behind his residence had been reving up a very loud bike. Caller advised it sounded like it had no pipes on it and they had been running it for 45 minutes.
9:14 a.m.- Caller from Southside Lane advised someone had tried to break into her residence.
10:43 a.m.- Caller from Richmond Hill Road advised a cat had been stuck in a tree for three days.
1:24 p.m.- Caller from Mayo Plaza advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
3:06 p.m.- Caller from Patco Pools advised a car parked at the business had a fender laying in the roadway. Caller advised someone was going to hit it.
5:41 p.m.- Caller from Boonescamp advised a Pit Bull dog had been left at the residence he moved into. Caller advised the dog was acting aggressive toward his child.
5:56 p.m.- Caller from Whippoorwill Road advised a male subject had spit on her.
7:45 p.m.- Caller from Mill Street advised a male subject, possibly under the influence, had stabbed himself in the leg and was bleeding profusely. Caller advised the subject took off on foot.
8:29 p.m.- Caller from Peebles advised a vehicle had been parked on the sidewalk.
10:17 p.m.- Caller from Venture Home Again advised a male subject was possibly under the influence and being rude.
Wednesday, May 15
12:14 a.m.- Caller from Buffalo Creek advised she needed a male subject removed from her residence.
6:07 a.m.- Caller from F.M. Stafford advised someone had been using a staff on her. Caller didn’t know how and said it was witch craft. Caller advised the subject was messing with her soul. Caller also advised she needed to tell her dad a staff was being used against her.
6:56 a.m.- Caller from Star Fire Hill advised an elderly female subject was on a scooter going up the hill in the middle of the roadway.
7:11 a.m.- Caller from Venture Home Again advised they had a resident missing.
8:04 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised an elderly male subject was walking toward Prestonsburg and was possibly the missing subject from Venture Home Again.
11:53 a.m.- Caller from Blevins Branch advised their residence had been broken into and they noticed some items were missing.
11:57 a.m.- Caller from South Mayo Trail advised teenagers had been asking questions about the security camera and then were on the side of the building acting suspicious.
12:02 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised someone had been stealing wire.
3:05 p.m.- Caller from Margaret Heights advised he had been assaulted. Caller advised a subject had hit him in the head with a broom.
3:08 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised someone had broken into their residence and had stolen several items.
4:31 p.m.- Caller from Fairchild Hill advised of an ATV accident.
5:30 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised of a single vehicle accident.
6:23 p.m.- Caller from Pineview Lane advised they heard a gun shot in the area.
6:51 p.m.- Caller from Witten Lane advised her mother and father had been arguing.
7:00 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised a female subject was passed out sitting on a scooter beside the roadway.
9:46 p.m.- Caller from Mill Branch Road advised two subjects had been arguing.
Thursday, May 16
12:18 a.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised her ex-boyfriend had been making threats toward her.
8:54 a.m.- Caller from Buckingham Avenue advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
12:51 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a female subject had stolen a wallet from the store.
1:20 p.m.- Caller from Tobacco Max advised a male subject and a female subject had been fighting in the parking lot.
2:37 p.m.- Caller from Railroad Street advised they couldn’t sit outside because of the racing four-wheelers.
3:35 p.m.- Caller from State Street advised a subject took a TV from the store without paying for it.
5:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised a subject was slumped over in a vehicle with flashers on.
5:11 p.m.- Caller from Jenny’s Creek Subdivision advised a subject in a black Grand Am had been driving up and down the roadway in front of his residence. Caller advised the subjects had been making threats toward him.
5:51 p.m.- Caller from Broadway advised the lady who lives behind her drinks a lot and had taken items from her.
6:23 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised a powerline had caught a tree on fire.
7:45 p.m.- Caller from Airport Trailer Park advised someone had possibly been burning trash in the area.
8:11 p.m.- Caller from Highlands Plaza advised a female subject had been yelling and cursing.
8:14 p.m.- Caller from Akers Hollow advised a neighbor had put a mailbox up on her property.
8:49 p.m.- Caller from the Mountain HomePlace advised they had been locked in.
9:03 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised a tree had fallen in the roadway.
9:30 p.m.- Caller from Kite Hollow advised his 16-year-old son had been trying to fight his 18-year-old daughter.
10:42 p.m.- Caller from Fannin’s Apartments advised subjects had been very loud.
10:57 p.m.- Caller from Mill Street advised a male subject had been trying to fight him.
Friday, May 17
8:05 a.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised someone had vandalized a pop machine at the business.
10:42 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised a Dish Network truck had lost PVC pipe out of it and the pipe hit her vehicle.
11:24 a.m.- Caller from Ponderosa Drive advised a male subject and a female subject had been fighting very loudly.
12:30 p.m.- Caller from Third Street advised they had left their truck unlocked and someone tried to steal speakers and an amp. Caller advised they did steal a purse.
2:44 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 580 advised their neighbors had three dogs that were starving and were all bones. Caller advised they were running through the neighborhood looking for food.
2:51 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
2:52 p.m.- Caller from JCHS advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
4:49 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised a male subject was possibly about to leave with stolen items.
6:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised a subject on a four-wheeler had been riding up and down the roadway.
8:55 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised their neighbor had been looking for a three or four-year old little girl for 30 minutes.
10:16 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised two male subjects had been walking in the roadway.
Saturday, May 18
12:23 a.m.- Caller from Paintsville Smart Stop advised two males had been acting suspicious.
8:57 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised a female subject had been screaming.
1:07 p.m.- Caller from Van Lear Free Will Baptist advised a three-year-old boy had been in front of the church on a tricycle by himself.
1:56 p.m.- Caller from VIP Fuels advised while she was exchanging her child with the father he threatened her and tried to break into her vehicle.
1:59 p.m.- Caller from Burton Lane advised her girl friend had moved out and was back threatening her and was trying to cause problems.
2:21 p.m.- Caller from Main Street advised the Hillbilly Train had been running the red light on Main Street and had been driving too fast.
4:26 p.m.- Caller from Main Street advised a truck had backed into a hydrant and left. Caller advised the hydrant had been knocked over.
5:25 p.m.- Caller from Williams Branch advised she had been assaulted by her husband.
5:30 p.m.- Caller from Broadway Street advised a male subject had shoplifted multiple items and took off running.
7:01 p.m.- Caller from Riceville Road advised her dog have been shot by her neighbor.
8:50 p.m.- Caller from the Stockyard advised a cat had its head stuck in a chicken noodle soup can.
Sunday, May 19
5:41 a.m.- Caller from Southside Apartments advised a male subject had been beating on her door asking her to let him in.
7:23 a.m.- Caller from Bob’s Branch advised he was at work and someone had given him information that his ex-wife may possibly go to his residence to steal items.
10:08 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 2039 advised her neighbor had been putting trash in her can.
2:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised subjects on four-wheelers were on the Rails to Trails.
2:27 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a male subject took off running from Loss Prevention.
3:04 p.m.- Caller from Pine Tree Drive advised someone had tried to kick their door in and had put a hole in the wall.
4:15 p.m.- Caller from Riceville Road advised a tree was in the roadway.
5:07 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised subjects on four-wheelers were on the Rails to Trails.
5:08 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a female subject had been walking down the roadway with a baby carrier arguing with a male subject in a burgundy car.
9:35 p.m.- Caller from Burnt Cabin Road advised the power was out at Hager Hill.
911 Reports
Monday, April 15
9:46 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised a deer was in the roadway.
11:42 a.m.- Caller from Stafford Avenue advised a male subject had stated he was going to harm himself and some of the other residents.
11:46 a.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised of a single vehicle accident with injuries. Caller advised the vehicle was overturned and one male was still inside.
12:50 p.m.- Caller from Samuel Drive advised she wanted a restraining order against her son.
2:44 p.m.- Caller from Old Route 23 advised an orange pickup had been running up and down the roadway and had a little boy in it not in a child seat or seatbelt.
6:39 p.m.- Caller from Pickle Fork advised a brown Jeep had gotten through the first gate attempting to get through the second to lake property.
6:58 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised they had a female shoplifter.
8:52 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1100 advised their daughter’s ex-fiance was at the residence and had been arguing and starting trouble.
9:09 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised a male subject had knocked on the window and started shining a flash light in the trees going up to the saw mill.
10:55 p.m.- Caller from Southside Lane advised they had heard a woman scream but were unable to find anyone.
11:06 p.m.- Caller from Williams Branch advised teenagers had been walking through the parking lot looking at vehicles.
Tuesday, April 16
12:37 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised someone had been playing music too loud in their vehicle.
1:04 p.m.- Caller from Southside Lane advised that subjects had been threatening to burn houses down.
1:28 p.m.- Caller from Main Street advised someone had been parked illegally in front of the library.
2:15 p.m.- Caller from Millers Creek advised someone shot his trailer.
2:34 p.m.- Caller from Hidden Valley Road advised there was an animal carcus outside her fence line. Caller advised it’s head was sticking out of the garbage bag and had a strap around it.
2:40 p.m.- Caller from Tropical Isle advised of a two vehicle head on collision.
4:07 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a vehicle was on fire. Caller advised smoke and flames were visible.
6:06 p.m.- Caller from Margaret Heights advised they could see smoke on the hillside.
6:35 p.m.- Caller from Brookside Apartments advised subjects had left a dog at a residence and the dog had not eaten in over a week.
8:07 p.m.- Caller from Fourth Street advised a juvenile male had been driving a four-wheeler at a high rate of speed down Third, Fourth and Fifth Streets.
8:28 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised a male subject, possibly under the influence, had been rolling around in the roadway.
8:40 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised a pregnant female subject was possibly under the influence.
10:01 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised of a possible brush fire.
10:36 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised subjects were loading items from a residence that belongs to her brother who was in jail.
11:41 p.m.- Caller from Little Mudlick Road advised loud music had been coming from a residence.
11:53 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1750 advised he had bought a gun off a guy and wanted it logged down.
Wednesday, April 17
1:42 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 302 advised of a single vehicle accident without injuries.
7:46 a.m.- Caller from Hidden Valley Road advised a tenant got up to go to work and someone had hit his truck.
9:37 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 302 advised his mother received a phone call saying she had won a large amount of money but she would have to pay them an amount to receive it.
1:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1559 advised their neighbor had their dog chained to the fence on the property line and it came into his yard and had been digging up his garden.
1:10 p.m.- Caller from Highland Avenue advised a male subject had advised someone had been trespassing on his property.
3:14 p.m.- Caller from Starfire Hill advised a female subject in a power chair had been in the turn lane in the middle of the roadway.
3:36 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 580 advised a male subject in a red Chevy pick up went into the ditchline, came back out, then hit the hill side.
4:42 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised a male subject had been running back and forth across the roadway.
4:50 p.m.- Caller from Ponderosa Drive advised a female subject had parked in her spot. Caller advised she told her to move it or lose it.
5:00 p.m.- Caller from James Bayes Road advised a Pit Bull dog had been attacking other dogs. Caller also advised her brother was bleeding.
7:13 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised a tree was in the roadway.
8:07 p.m.- Caller from Riverview Apartments advised two males had been acting suspicious. Caller advised they had been walking around the area and they didn’t live there.
Thursday, April 18
4:29 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1428 advised a horse was in the roadway.
5:20 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised of a single vehicle accident without injuries.
6:35 a.m.- Caller from James S. Trimble Boulevard advised a subject in a maroon Trail Blazer was headed towards the jail playing loud music.
9:37 a.m.- Caller from Main Street advised a juvenile was out of control.
10:41 a.m.- Caller from Twin Hills Drive advised her windshield had been kicked out.
12:15 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised two male subjects had been fighting out side the apartments.
1:09 p.m.- Caller from Pineview Lane advised her sister’s window had been busted and someone had locked the door from inside. Caller advised no one should be there.
1:53 p.m.- Caller from Margaret Heights advised a male subject had stopped and said it looked like the forest fire was starting back up.
2:50 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised their wallet had been lost or stolen.
5:28 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 469 advised an old house was on fire.
7:19 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
8:41 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised they had hit a deer and it was still alive.
9:19 p.m.- Caller from Southside Apartments advised a male and female subject had been fighting in the parking lot.
10:08 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised a suspicious vehicle had been in the area.
Friday, April 19
2:21 a.m.- Caller from Castle Fork advised a male subject had been talking out of his head and took off running down the roadway.
2:26 a.m.- Caller from Castle Fork advised a subject was at the back door and was possibly trying to break in. Caller advised the subject had been throwing stuff at the residence.
5:55 a.m.- Caller from Wilcox Branch advised a male subject had assaulted her and stole her house key.
12:04 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 172 advised a cow was in the roadway.
1:23 p.m.- Caller from Two Mile Hill advised a tree was down and had the roadway blocked.
1:25 p.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised they had a female shoplifter in custody.
1:47 p.m.- Caller from Meally Post Office advised of a minor accident without injuries.
3:28 p.m.- Caller from Bob’s Branch advised the bus had hit his mail box again.
3:29 p.m.- Caller from Star Fire Hill advised a six- or seven-year-old boy had been walking unsupervised.
4:51 p.m.- Caller from Hager Hill advised of a hit and run.
9:43 p.m.- Caller from Barker’s Mobile Homes advised subjects had been going around knocking on doors.
10:01 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a shoplifter had left the store.
Saturday, April 20
2:54 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised they had heard someone in the back yard.
9:19 a.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised a child had been left in an unattended vehicle. Caller advised the vehicle was not running.
11:01 a.m.- Caller from Bob’s Branch advised someone had hit his mailbox.
3:53 p.m.- Caller from Blair Road advised a weedeater had been stolen from his residence.
5:14 p.m.- Caller from Stewart Road advised a male subject had been shooting a gun. Caller also advised her husband was bleeding.
6:39 p.m.- Caller from Castle Fork advised a male subject had been attacked by a dog.
9:32 p.m.- Caller from Mountain Comp. advised the back door to the building was open.
Sunday, April 21
12:50 a.m.- Caller from Silk Stocking Loop advised his neighbor had built a fire. Caller also advised the neighbor had been drinking and shooting a gun.
12:55 a.m.- Caller from Big Sandy Super Store advised three male subjects had been fighting in the parking lot.
2:49 a.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised a female and two male subjects had been fighting.
2:07 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised she had been assaulted.
5:20 p.m.- Caller from Railroad Street advised a female subject had stolen his wallet.
5:25 p.m.- Caller from Fairchild Hill advised that her camper had been broken into and several items were missing. Caller also advised there was property damage.
6:56 p.m.- Caller from Sixth Street advised a male and a female subject had been fighting inside the residence.
7:27 p.m.- Caller from Maple Street advised they wanted the number to Fish and Wildlife because someone had been shooting turkey without tags.
7:53 p.m.- Caller from Pineview Lane advised his front door was standing wide open when he got home.
8:20 p.m.- Caller from James S. Trimble Boulevard advised her money had been stolen.
911 Reports
Monday, April 8
12:29 a.m.- Caller from Brookside Apartments advised a male subject was under the influence. Caller advised the subject had been going to other apartments trying to use the phone.
3:28 a.m.- Caller from Paul B. Hall advised he had been assaulted by three subjects near the baseball field.
5:56 a.m.- Caller from F.M. Stafford Avenue advised one resident had pushed another resident down.
10:38 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 469 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
11:36 a.m.- Caller from Greentown Loop advised someone had been burning in the area.
2:21 p.m.- Caller from West Van Lear advised a neighbor had been burning near his barn. Caller advised the neighbor left the fire unattended.
3:48 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised his truck had slipped out of gear and rolled into their neighbor’s car.
4:06 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a white Chevy had passed a school bus.
4:08 p.m.- Caller from BP Gas Station on U.S. 23 advised of an accident without injuries.
5:11 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
5:12 p.m.- Caller from Salyers Branch advised someone had been burning.
5:18 p.m.- Caller from Radnor Drive advised of a brush fire.
11:54 p.m.- Caller from Lively Lane advised a 1995 blue Monte Carlo had been stolen from their residence.
Tuesday, April 9
12:45 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 201 advised subjects had been yelling and screaming in the yard.
12:30 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1107 advised something was going on under the old bridge on Rt. 1107. Caller advised the saw a subject go under the bridge and could smell something and hear something running.
12:55 p.m.- Caller from Elm Street advised of a hit and run. Caller advised a male subject hit her vehicle and said he would come back.
1:02 p.m.- Caller from Perry VanHoose Apartments advised there is a pack of dogs, approximately five, running around the apartment. Caller advised they tried to attack her when she left.
2:25 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a piece of metal was in the roadway.
4:26 p.m.- Caller from Hammond Road advised a van had been parked in the curve and the buses couldn’t turn.
5:04 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised $231.28 worth of tools have been stolen from the business.
5:18 p.m.- Caller from Samuel Drive advised a male subject had been cursing her and had threatened to come inside and assault her.
6:02 p.m.- Caller from North Mayo Trail advised they had a male shoplifter. Caller advised the subject took off running.
6:20 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 404 advised a female subject came out of a van screaming for help. Caller advised a male subject pulled her back into the van and almost tore her shirt off.
7:11 p.m.- Caller from Silk Stocking Road advised a subject on a Gator ATV had been driving erratic up and down the roadway.
7:18 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 825 advised juveniles on dirtbikes and four-wheelers had been driving at a high rate of speed and didn’t have helmets on.
9:21 p.m.- Caller from Mayfair Apartments advised of a male subject on her property who shouldn’t be there.
10:40 p.m.- Caller from Preston Street advised someone had been on the creek bank and she heard a booming sound.
Wednesday, April 10
7:57 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised an employee had hit a deer.
8:02 a.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 321 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
9:24 a.m.- Caller from Forest Park Lane advised people had been cutting down trees and letting them roll off the hill. Caller advised the trees had been hitting her house.
3:07 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 1559 advised subjects from the bottom apartment had been in the parking lot arguing.
3:47 p.m.- Caller from Mayo Plaza advised students from the high school had been driving recklessly in the plaza.
4:46 p.m.- Caller from Dr. Kousa’s Office advised a male subject had been calling and harassing the employees.
5:37 p.m.- Caller from Mendota Village advised there are no trespassing signs on their property and subjects had been riding in the lot.
5:54 p.m.- Caller from Green Valley Road advised of a forest fire.
6:05 p.m.- Caller from King Drive advised her neighbor’s dog had attacked her.
8:18 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a subject had been threatening her.
8:24 p.m.- Caller from Samuel Drive advised their mother had been making threats to their brother.
10:23 p.m.- Caller from Second Street advised of a forest fire.
10:36 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 460 advised of a forest fire.
11:25 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 580 advised her ex-husband had been making harassing phone calls and threats.
Thursday, April 11
1:43 a.m.- Caller from Main Street requested an officer to check around their residence because their dogs were barking and growling.
6:27 a.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a horse had been walking down the roadway.
8:19 a.m.- Caller from Preston Street advised of a gas leak.
11:42 a.m.- Caller from Mayfair Village Apartments advised they had been harassed by subjects that had been evicted.
11:47 a.m.- Caller from Mayfair Village Apartments advised subject wouldn’t let her get her stuff. Caller advised she had until 12 p.m. to get all her stuff.
12:56 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised a little animal had been killed in the roadway had a baby. Caller wanted to know what to do with the baby.
4:23 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 2040 advised her 15-year-old daughter didn’t get off the bus.
8:12 p.m.- Caller from the Detention Center advised a female in an orange jump suit was heading from the Detention Center towards Hutch.
8:18 p.m.- Caller from Stafford Street advised a male subject had pulled up on a bike grabbed her and slapped her, then took off.
9:06 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 993 advised a pine tree had fallen in the roadway.
10:31 p.m.- Caller from Stambaugh Branch advised their mother and father had been fighting.
Friday, April 12
1:37 a.m.- Caller from Wal-Mart advised two males had been shoplifting. Caller advised they had both been stuffing their pockets.
3:20 p.m.- Caller from K-Mart advised they had a shoplifter in custody.
5:20 p.m.- Caller from Mill Street advised a cat was stuck under some pipes to the right of Lowes.
5:28 p.m.- Caller from Frozen Branch advised two trees had fallen in the roadway.
5:37 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
6:03 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 581 advised three horses were in the roadway.
6:41 p.m.- Caller from Combs Drive advised someone had stolen two Suboxone and some money.
8:57 p.m.- Caller from Tender Heart Daycare advised someone popped her tire.
11:02 p.m.- Caller from Coleman Branch advised they had been burning a building they had torn down.
11:34 p.m.- Caller from Ross Branch advised they were having a get together and an argument broke out.
Saturday, April 13
12:20 a.m.- Caller from Ross Branch advised $600 was missing.
11:03 a.m.- Caller from Indian Drive advised renters had left the residence trashed.
11:25 a.m.- Caller from K-Mart advised they had a male shoplifter in custody.
11:28 a.m.- Caller from Conley Road advised a male subject would not leave their residence.
12:00 p.m.- Caller from Euclid advised subjects had a yard sale at the old Speedway and they were not allowed to according to city ordinance.
4:10 p.m.- Caller from Airport Road advised a male subject broke into a house.
4:59 p.m.- Caller from Third Street advised two male subjects had been threatening him.
10:28 p.m.- Caller from Webb Hollow advised a neighbor had gotten into an altercation with his ex-wife and her boyfriend.
Sunday, April 14
3:10 a.m.- Caller from Frank Street advised her husband had been very irate and had been shoving her to the floor.
9:09 a.m.- Caller from U.S. 23 advised a male subject ran off the roadway and hit the hillside.
12:25 p.m.- Caller from Ky. Rt. 40 advised a motorized wheelchair was on the side of the roadway and no one was around.
1:21 p.m.- Caller from U.S. 460 advised of a two vehicle accident without injuries.
3:16 p.m.- Caller from Goble Lane advised his neighbor had his music loud.
4:16 p.m.- Caller from Kimbler Lane advised of a brush fire.
6:32 p.m.- Caller from Euclid Avenue advised their iPhone had been stolen.
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