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Robbery: 1520 NW 50th Street; Dollar Tree
Caller says there is a male threatening the manager with a weapon. The manager is saying don't shoot. The caller did not see a gun. The male is now starting to leave and heading towards the Sonic. No money was stolen.
TIMEOUT: 22:34
Officer on location: EMERGENCY TRAFFIC
Witnesses advising he walked NB past the apartments, not towards Sonic.
Units out checking the apartments.
Resuming normal traffic. Switching to an encrypted channel.
A man in his 40s suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing near 36th and Vine Sunday evening. Police are questioning those involved, but no arrests have been made.
Assault: N 36th Street & Vine Street
16 year old male and 40s year old male. 40s year old male with a possible head injury, possible broken knuckles, and bleeding from the back. 16 year old was pushed down the stairs.
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TIMEOUT: 19:55
Law enforcement sending medical up for multiple stab wounds.
Medical en route to Bryan West with a category red trauma alert. 40s year old male highly intoxicated with 3 stab woumds to back next yo spinal cord. Active hemorrhaging at this time, working on packing wounds. GCS of 14. IV established. Administering blood. ETA 5-6 minutes.
Dispatch advising they made contact with the water treatment plant, and they will be doing burn offs until noon tomorrow.
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Structure Fire: N 20th Street & Yolande Ave
Caller says shes on the roof of a hotel looking from the north. Says there is a brick building across from the treatment plant with flames coming out of the window. Officer in the area says it is a burn off from the water treatment plant.
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TIMEOUT: 19:29
B1 having all units except E1 and B1 to downgrade. They will go confirm it's the methane burn off.
B1 returning all units to service. Requesting dispatch to call the treatment plant to see how long they'll be burning off. Also requesting to make note if there is another call to the area, to send a single unit to check it out first.
Unit in the area has checked the elevators in the area and are not seeing flames, however they do have smoke in the area of 27th and Holdrege.
Updating the water treatment plant may be the culprit.
E2 on location, establishing Command. Investigating.
Structure Fire: State Fair Park Drive & Cornhusker Highway
Caller lives in the area and says the grain elevator is on fire. They do see flames.
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TIMEOUT: 19:15
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal crash at N 27th Street and Waverly Road Sunday evening. Investigators say a Honda Accord failed to yield and was struck by a Dodge Nitro. The Honda's driver, 68-year-old Daniel Allen of Davey, was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Lincoln Police are investigating a fatal crash at 17th and South Streets Sunday evening. A westbound sedan struck three stopped vehicles, resulting in the deaths of a 19-year-old Lincoln man and an 88-year-old New York resident. The SUV driver remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing.
Fire has been located in the bathroom. Water on the fire at 20:58
There are still residents on the lower level towards the back of the structure. Crews are working on getting everyone evacuated.
Primary search on the second floor is all clear.
Fire is under control at 20:02, stating ventilation.
Apartment 2, on the first floor is all clear.
Structure Fire: N 27th Street & Q Street
Caller says the fire alarm is going off and they are smelling something bad. Thinks there is a fire upstairs.
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TIMEOUT: 20:47
E1 on location, establishing Command.
Command advising an odor of something burning from the exterior. Report of smoke upstairs.
Command advising there is smoke on the 2nd floor. Declaring a working incident.
B1 assuming Command. Continuing in the offensive strategy.