Headline: 🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 21, 2025)

Yesterday in Derby City saw a consistent flow of emergency calls, with medical emergencies and traffic incidents forming the bulk of the day’s activity. Police units also responded to several disturbances and calls for assistance, reflecting a busy day for our first responders. While no major widespread emergencies were reported, the day was marked by numerous individual calls requiring prompt attention from various emergency services.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Domestic Disturbance with Threats – 3600 block of Manslick Rd – (around 12:28 a.m.)

Police units were dispatched to a tense situation on Manslick Rd where a caller reported a disturbance involving a female subject who had allegedly stolen money and was attempting to re-enter the residence. The caller expressed concern for his safety, indicating he did not want to resort to violence. The female was reportedly outside the location at the time of the call.

🚨 Domestic Disturbance with Threats – 1600 block of Arthur St – (around 12:58 a.m.)

A distressing call came from the Arthur Hotel, with a resident reporting that a male subject had forcibly entered her room and made threats. The caller stated she was hiding in the bathroom for safety. Emergency services responded to investigate the alleged home invasion and ensure the resident’s safety.

🚗 Traffic Accident with Injuries – Poplar Level Rd and Hess Ln – (around 11:56 a.m.)

An intersection at Poplar Level Rd and Hess Ln became the scene of an injury-involved traffic accident. The collision involved a minivan and a burgundy SUV. Emergency medical services were dispatched to assess and treat a 32-year-old female who was experiencing chest pain following the crash.

💬 How You Can Help

Yesterday’s calls included several domestic disturbances and situations where individuals were in distress. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, remember to call 911 immediately and provide as much detail as possible about your location and the circumstances. For those who witness concerning behavior or hear disturbances, reporting it to the authorities can be crucial. Additionally, if you or someone you know is experiencing a medical emergency, do not hesitate to call for help; prompt medical attention can significantly improve outcomes.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 20, 2025)

Yesterday saw a consistent flow of emergency calls across Derby City, with medical emergencies and traffic-related incidents forming the bulk of the day’s activity. Police units were also kept busy responding to various calls for service, including suspicious person reports and civil disturbances. While no major large-scale emergencies were reported, the day highlighted the ongoing need for vigilance and prompt response from our first responders.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🏥 Traffic Accident with Injury – 265 near the 7:33 p.m. mark

Emergency services were dispatched to a serious traffic accident where a vehicle had gone over a guardrail. Upon arrival, responders found a female with a significant leg gash and what appeared to be a broken bone. Police units were on the scene to manage traffic and secure the area, while EMS was requested to provide immediate medical attention and transport the injured individual. The exact cause of the accident is under investigation.

🏥 Public Assist / Medical Emergency – 8700 block of Lizam Lane

Fire units responded to a concerning public assist call involving an elderly gentleman who had fallen at his residence. The 82-year-old male had reportedly been down for approximately four days. Adding to his distress, he was experiencing shortness of breath and coughing up blood. He requested transport to the hospital, and another unit also responded to a similar medical call for a different individual at the same location who had also fallen and was experiencing respiratory issues.

🚨 Suspicious Activity/Investigation – Entrance of National Turnpike near Moby Dick

Concerns were raised when a suspicious item was reported at the entrance of National Turnpike. Responders observed a red container with a light lid positioned near a tree, prompting an investigation into its potential contents and purpose. The nature of the item led to an assessment of potential hazards.

💬 How You Can Help

With several traffic accidents reported yesterday, including one with injuries, we urge all drivers to exercise extreme caution on our roadways. Please maintain a safe following distance, avoid distractions like your mobile phone, and be particularly mindful of changing road conditions. For those who reported suspicious activity, your vigilance is invaluable; continue to report anything that seems out of place to the authorities, but always prioritize your safety and avoid direct confrontation.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 19, 2025)

Yesterday saw a steady stream of calls for service across Derby City, with a significant number of medical emergencies and traffic incidents keeping our first responders busy. While many of these were routine responses, several required more extensive attention, including a domestic disturbance and a report of suspicious activity involving a vehicle. The community’s well-being was a priority, with welfare checks and responses to alarms also noted throughout the day.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Domestic Disturbance Reported – 5800 block of Lisa Ct – (Time not specified)

Emergency services responded to a report of a domestic disturbance on Lisa Ct. A concerned individual contacted authorities to report a physical altercation involving their mother and cousin. The situation required police intervention to de-escalate the conflict and ensure the safety of those involved. Further details regarding the resolution of this incident were not immediately available.

🚨 Suspicious Activity and Theft – South Hartford Parkway at Yummy Bowl Restaurant – (Time not specified)

A report of suspicious activity led to an investigation into a potential theft on South Hartford Parkway, near the Yummy Bowl Restaurant. The complainant reported that an individual was observed stealing gasoline from their vehicle. The suspect was described as being associated with a white Ford van. Responding units were tasked with investigating the alleged theft and identifying any potential suspects.

🚨 Foot Pursuit in the 6th Division – 1900 block of Integrity Way – (Time not specified)

A foot pursuit was initiated in the 6th Division, beginning in the vicinity of Integrity Way and continuing towards Bunsen Avenue. Multiple police units were requested to assist in apprehending the individual. The circumstances leading to the pursuit and the eventual outcome were not detailed in the provided logs, but the deployment of additional resources indicated a significant effort to apprehend the suspect.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🚨 Foot Pursuit in the 6th Division – Multiple units responding

A foot pursuit in the 6th Division, initially in the 1900 block of Integrity Way, required a significant police response. The suspect was last seen heading towards Bunsen Avenue, prompting the dispatch of multiple units to assist in the apprehension. The incident highlights the dynamic nature of law enforcement responses and the need for coordinated efforts in such situations.

💬 How You Can Help

With a variety of incidents reported yesterday, including domestic disturbances and suspicious activity, it’s important for our community to remain vigilant and informed. If you witness any suspicious behavior, such as someone tampering with vehicles or engaging in activities that seem out of place, please report it to the authorities. For domestic disputes, remember that your safety is paramount; if you feel unsafe, remove yourself from the situation and call for help. Additionally, if you hear gunshots or any sounds of violence, do not investigate yourself. Instead, seek immediate shelter and contact 911. Your cooperation and timely reporting are invaluable in helping our emergency services keep Derby City safe.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Headline: 🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 18, 2025)

Yesterday, Derby City saw a mix of emergency responses, with a notable increase in traffic-related incidents and domestic disturbances. Fire units were kept busy with both alarm activations and a structure fire, while police handled several calls ranging from stolen vehicle recoveries to disorderly conduct. Medical emergencies also required the attention of EMS throughout the day.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🔥 Structure Fire on Smith Rd – 2100 block of Smith Rd – (around 11:29 p.m.)

Multiple fire units were dispatched to a structure fire on Smith Rd late last night. Upon arrival, crews found the fire originating on the front porch of a two-story dwelling. There was initial concern that the fire could have spread into the walls of the home, and a smoke alarm was reportedly sounding. The complainant believed the residence was unoccupied at the time. Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze, which was successfully brought under control and units cleared the scene shortly thereafter.

🚨 Reckless Driver on I-71 – I-71 South at mile marker 11 – (around 11:28 p.m.)

A report of a reckless driver traveling southbound on I-71 prompted an alert for law enforcement. The vehicle, described as a red Cadillac sedan, was reportedly traveling at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour and failed to yield to pursuing Oldham County officers. The situation was being monitored for public safety.

🚗 Multiple Hit and Run Incidents – 3C – (around 6:54 p.m. and 6:56 p.m.)

Two separate reports of hit and run accidents were received in the 3C area yesterday evening. In the first incident, the caller was in a Chevy Colorado and reported the fleeing vehicle as a white four-door. The second report, occurring just minutes later in the same general vicinity, also involved a hit and run. Details regarding the vehicles and any injuries were not immediately available.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🔥 Structure Fire Draws Multiple Units – 2100 block of Smith Rd – (around 11:29 p.m.)

Several fire units were dispatched to a structure fire on Smith Rd late yesterday evening. The fire, which appeared to have started on the front porch of a two-story home, raised concerns about potential extension into the building’s structure. Firefighters worked to contain and extinguish the flames. The incident was resolved with units clearing the scene within approximately 10 minutes of their arrival.

💬 How You Can Help

With the number of traffic incidents reported yesterday, including several hit-and-runs and a reckless driver alert, we urge everyone to prioritize safe driving. Please maintain a safe following distance, avoid distractions like your phone, and obey speed limits. If you witness a traffic violation or accident, report it to authorities when it is safe to do so, but never put yourself in danger. Additionally, with reports of domestic violence, remember that resources are available for those experiencing or witnessing such situations; reaching out for help is a sign of strength.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 17, 2025)

Yesterday saw a diverse range of calls for service across Derby City, with a notable increase in disturbances and traffic-related incidents. Emergency services responded to several calls involving altercations, including those at a hospital and a business, as well as reports of domestic disputes. Traffic accidents, though mostly non-injury, required attention throughout the day, alongside calls for medical assistance and investigations into suspicious activity.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Suspicious Activity/Weapons Involved – 9200 block of Dixie Hwy – (around 1:15 a.m.)

Early this morning, a concerning report of suspicious activity involving weapons emerged from a Circle K convenience store. According to the call, four individuals exited a truck, brandished firearms, and made threats to harm each other before departing the scene. They were last seen heading southbound on Dixie Hwy in a maroon Dodge truck. Multiple units were dispatched to investigate this serious incident and search for the described vehicle.

🚨 Shots Fired/Home Shot Up – 8300 block of Blue Lake – (around 1:00 a.m.)

A report of shots fired sent units to the 8300 block of Blue Lake. A caller indicated that their son had reported their residence had been shot. Responding units were tasked with investigating the area for evidence of gunfire and assessing the safety of the residents.

🚨 Assault Reported – W Liberty St and Third Street – (around 7:14 a.m.)

An assault was reported at the intersection of W Liberty St and Third Street. The victim, a woman, was allegedly assaulted by a white male dressed entirely in black. The suspect reportedly fled the scene heading towards Warden Birch. Units responded to investigate the assault and search for the suspect.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🚨 Suspicious Activity/Weapons Involved – 9200 block of Dixie Hwy – 4 units responding

Early this morning, a serious incident involving potential weapons and threats occurred at a Circle K on Dixie Hwy. Four individuals reportedly exited a truck, displayed firearms, and made threats before leaving the scene in a maroon Dodge truck, heading southbound. Multiple police units were dispatched to investigate the report and search for the vehicle involved in this alarming incident.

💬 How You Can Help

In light of yesterday’s reports, particularly those involving disturbances and suspicious activity, we urge all residents to remain vigilant and report any concerning behavior. If you witness suspicious individuals or activities, especially those involving potential weapons, please do not approach the situation yourself. Instead, move to a safe location and call 911 immediately to provide details to responding officers. Your cooperation and timely reporting are crucial in helping our emergency services maintain community safety.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Headline: 🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 16, 2025)

Yesterday saw a steady stream of calls for service across Derby City, with medical emergencies and traffic-related incidents forming the bulk of the day’s activity. Emergency responders were also called to investigate several alarms and address various disturbances within the community.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🏥 Medical Emergency with Potential Assault – 3200 block of Timmons Drive – 12:27 a.m.

Emergency medical services were dispatched to the 3200 block of Timmons Drive in the early hours of the morning following a report of a medical emergency. The initial call indicated a possible gunshot wound to the stomach of a 37-year-old male. Upon arrival, the patient stated he had been injured by a “fake gun” and was experiencing vomiting. While no serious bleeding was immediately apparent, police units were also present on the scene to investigate the circumstances surrounding the injury.

🏥 Medical Emergency with Head Injury – 1000 block of South 2nd Street – 3:05 a.m.

Fire and EMS units responded to Baptist Towers in the 1000 block of South 2nd Street for a medical emergency. A 71-year-old male reported a fall that resulted in a head injury. The patient also indicated he had vomited what appeared to be coffee grounds, prompting further medical assessment.

🔥 Water Leak and Alarm Activation – 7400 block of Steeplecrest Cir – 3:05 a.m.

A Quints unit was dispatched to a residence in the 7400 block of Steeplecrest Cir following a report of a significant water leak. A neighbor alerted authorities after observing water pouring from under the door of Building 11 and hearing the fire alarm sounding. Upon arrival, responders found the alarm activated and water visibly escaping the residence. The neighbor had attempted to make contact with the resident without success.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🚨 Assault Investigation and Medical Assistance – 4200 block of Beaver St – 3:07 a.m.

Police units were dispatched to the 4200 block of Beaver St to investigate a reported assault. A 42-year-old male sustained injuries to his hand and eye as a result of the incident. The call was related to an ongoing assault investigation, and medical assistance was also provided to the injured party.

💬 How You Can Help

With a number of medical emergencies and traffic incidents reported, it’s a good reminder for all residents to prioritize safety. Peleske Dr with extra caution, especially when weather conditions are less than ideal, and always maintain a safe following distance. If you witness suspicious activity or a disturbance, report it to the authorities immediately and avoid direct confrontation. Your vigilance and responsible actions contribute to a safer community for everyone.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 15, 2025)

Yesterday’s public safety activity saw a consistent flow of calls, with a notable emphasis on domestic disturbances and various traffic-related incidents. Emergency services responded to several reports of altercations within homes, alongside numerous traffic stops, accidents, and instances of reckless driving. Additionally, officers were dispatched to investigate suspicious persons and vehicles across different neighborhoods, reflecting ongoing community concerns.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Shots Fired and Property Damage – 1st Division Beat – Time not specified

Reports of shots fired in the 1st Division’s beat prompted a significant response from emergency personnel. A resident reported that a bullet had penetrated their home’s window. Compounding the danger, suspects were also observed firing at a vehicle, leading to an urgent search to determine the vehicle’s location and ensure the safety of its occupants. The incident highlighted a serious threat to public safety and property within the community.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance with Weapons Involved – 3rd Division Beat – Time not specified

A domestic disturbance in the 3rd Division’s beat escalated to a point where weapons were a concern. The incident involved a husband who allegedly caused harm to his wife by ripping earbuds from her ear. Authorities confirmed that weapons were present in the home, and two were subsequently secured in a safe, indicating a potentially volatile situation that required careful intervention by responding units.

🚗 Reckless Driving and Traffic Hazard – Highway 265 South of N Preston Hwy – Time not specified

A report of a reckless driver on Highway 265, south of N Preston Hwy, raised immediate concerns for the safety of other motorists. The driver of a black Dodge Charger was observed engaging in dangerous behavior, including brake-checking other vehicles. Police units were dispatched to investigate this hazardous driving, aiming to apprehend the individual and prevent potential accidents.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🏠 Domestic Disturbance with Weapons Involved – 3rd Division Beat – Time not specified

A domestic disturbance in the 3rd Division’s beat required a significant response due to the presence of weapons. The incident involved a husband who allegedly caused harm to his wife. Responding officers confirmed that firearms were present in the home, and two were secured in a safe, demonstrating the seriousness of the situation and the need for careful de-escalation and intervention.

💬 How You Can Help

Given the number of domestic disturbance calls yesterday, we urge our community members to remember that help is available. If you or someone you know is experiencing a domestic dispute, please reach out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline or local resources. For incidents involving shots fired or reckless driving, your immediate and accurate reporting to 911 is crucial for officer safety and effective response. Please also be mindful of suspicious activity in your neighborhoods and report it to the appropriate authorities, trusting your instincts while prioritizing your safety.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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Headline: 🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 14, 2025)

Yesterday in Derby City, emergency services responded to a wide range of incidents, with medical emergencies and traffic accidents being the most frequent. Fire departments were also active, addressing both structure and smaller fires. Police units were engaged in pursuits and investigations into suspicious activity.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🔥 Structure Fire on I 64 East. E St Catherine St – 300 block of I 64 East. E St Catherine St – (around 11:30 p.m.)

Fire crews were dispatched to the 300 block of I 64 East. E St Catherine St following reports of a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, smoke was observed emanating from an alleyway near Rowland Ave, originating from a two-story brick commercial building. Firefighters worked to gain entry to the building and thoroughly search for any signs of fire extension. Initial searches of the basement and first floor did not reveal any active flames, and the fire was determined to be exterior in nature.

🚨 Foot Pursuit Initiated on I 64 West – 2300 block of I 64 West – (around 12:02 p.m.)

Metro Police units from the 1st Division were involved in a foot pursuit that began in the vicinity of the 2300 block of I 64 West. The circumstances leading to the pursuit were not detailed in the logs, but officers engaged in a chase on foot. Further details regarding the conclusion of the pursuit or any resulting arrests were not immediately available.

⚠️ Suspicious Activity and Welfare Check – Phyllis Ave and Colorado Ave – (around 12:24 p.m. - 1:24 p.m.)

Multiple police units were investigating a report of suspicious activity involving a possible stolen vehicle, described as a blue Chevy Sonic sedan, last seen in the area of Phyllis Ave and Colorado Ave. Concerns were raised about the welfare of a female who was reportedly taken from the vehicle and was not responding to phone calls. Officers worked to locate the vehicle and ensure the safety of the individual involved.

💬 How You Can Help

With a variety of incidents occurring yesterday, including traffic accidents and medical emergencies, we urge all residents to prioritize safety. Pleasure Walk Cir with extreme caution, maintain safe following distances, and avoid all distractions while behind the wheel. If you witness any suspicious activity or hear gunshots, move to a safe location and call 911 immediately; do not approach the scene. For those who may be able to assist, consider learning basic first aid or CPR, as your quick actions can be vital in emergency situations.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 13, 2025)

Yesterday saw a diverse range of emergency calls across Derby City, with a significant number of incidents related to traffic and disturbances. Emergency services responded to multiple vehicle accidents, some involving hazards like disabled vehicles or animal collisions, while also addressing reports of loud music and disorderly conduct. Medical emergencies, including a pregnant woman in labor and individuals experiencing breathing difficulties or injuries, also required prompt attention from EMS.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Shooting Incident – 700 block of I 65 South – (Time not specified)

Emergency units were dispatched to the 700 block of I 65 South following a report of a shooting. Upon arrival, a 20-year-old male stated he had been shot by his brother. The victim managed to exit the apartment, and two other individuals were subsequently brought out of the residence. Police units, including specialized response teams, secured the scene while EMS and fire units were staged nearby. The suspect, described as a 26-year-old black male armed with a gun and wearing all black clothing, was the subject of an immediate search. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are under investigation.

🚨 Holdup and Stabbing – 8300 block of Rest of Lane – (Time not specified)

An incident initially reported as a holdup at a business in the 8300 block of Rest of Lane was later updated to a stabbing. The victim sustained injuries including lacerations to their left ear, right arm, and back. The suspect, described as a black male wearing dark clothing, fled the scene on foot. Responding units immediately began a search for the individual while also providing aid to the injured party. Further investigation into the events leading up to the stabbing is ongoing.

🚨 Shots Fired and Bullet Holes Found – 600 block of Lampton St – (Time not specified)

Police units were dispatched to the 600 block of Lampton St after receiving a report of individuals firing weapons outside. Upon arrival, officers discovered two bullet holes in a nearby wall, confirming the report of gunfire. The area was secured as officers began an investigation into the incident. The circumstances and any potential suspects involved in the shooting are being actively investigated.

💬 How You Can Help

With the number of traffic incidents yesterday, including those involving disabled vehicles and collisions, we urge all drivers to exercise extreme caution on the roads. Please maintain a safe following distance, avoid distractions like your phone, and be aware of your surroundings, especially when encountering unexpected hazards like debris or disabled vehicles. Additionally, if you witness suspicious activity or hear gunshots, please move to a safe location and call 911 immediately; do not approach the scene or interfere with ongoing investigations.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 12, 2025)

Yesterday, Derby City experienced a significant volume of emergency calls, with medical emergencies and welfare checks forming the bulk of the day’s activity. Several incidents required the response of multiple units, highlighting the diverse needs of our community. While many calls were resolved without major incident, there were also reports of concerning situations including a domestic violence incident and shots fired, underscoring the importance of vigilance and community awareness.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🚨 Shots Fired Investigation – Spring Creek Ct – (around 7:46 a.m.)

Multiple concerned residents reported hearing a series of gunshots in the Spring Creek Ct area. Witnesses indicated that as many as ten shots were fired, prompting a swift dispatch of police units to the scene. Officers arrived to investigate the reports and canvass the area for any evidence or individuals involved. The investigation aimed to determine the source of the gunfire and ensure the safety of the neighborhood.

🏠 Domestic Disturbance with Weapons Threat – Falcon Crest Dr – (around 7:49 a.m.)

Emergency services were dispatched to the 3700 block of Falcon Crest Dr following a report of a domestic disturbance. The situation reportedly escalated, with threats of violence being made by involved parties. Adding to the concern, police were advised that the individuals involved may have access to weapons. Officers were dispatched to assess the situation and ensure the safety of all individuals present.

🏥 Medical Emergency with CPR in Progress – Shrio Avenue – (around 12:12 p.m.)

Quint 76 responded to a critical medical emergency on Shrio Avenue where a 41-year-old male was found unresponsive and not breathing. Upon arrival, emergency medical personnel immediately began CPR. The situation required urgent medical intervention to attempt to revive the individual. The response highlighted the critical nature of immediate medical assistance in life-threatening situations.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🏥 Suicidal Threat at Big 4 Bridge – 5 units responding

Multiple emergency units, including Battalion 2 and Engine 2, were dispatched to the Big 4 Bridge around 12:35 a.m. in response to a report of a 19-year-old male threatening suicide. The responding teams conducted a thorough search of the area. However, the individual was not located on the bridge, and all units were subsequently canceled from the scene.

💬 How You Can Help

Yesterday’s logs show a significant number of medical emergencies and welfare checks, reminding us of the importance of community care. If you have elderly neighbors or those with chronic health conditions, a simple check-in can make a significant difference. For situations involving mental health crises or potential self-harm, please remember to contact emergency services immediately and avoid confronting individuals directly, as this can escalate the situation. In cases of suspicious activity or sounds of distress like gunshots, prioritize your safety by moving to a secure location and calling 911 promptly.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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🚔 Derby City Watch: Daily Summary (November 11, 2025)

Yesterday, Derby City experienced a steady flow of emergency calls, with medical emergencies forming the bulk of the day’s activity. Responders also addressed several traffic incidents, including accidents and reports of reckless driving. A few domestic disturbances and suspicious activity calls also required police attention, keeping emergency services engaged throughout the day.

In-Depth: Yesterday’s Significant Incidents

🏥 Medical Emergency with CPR in Progress – 1900 block of I 64 West – (Time not specified)

Emergency medical services were dispatched to the 1900 block of I 64 West following a report of a critical medical emergency. Upon arrival, first responders found that CPR was already in progress for a 45-year-old female who was not breathing. This situation indicated a life-threatening event requiring immediate and intensive medical intervention. The swift action of those on scene before the arrival of additional EMS units was crucial in attempting to revive the patient.

🚨 Suspicious Person with a Weapon – 6400 block of McCann – (Time not specified)

Police units were dispatched to the 6400 block of McCann following a report of a suspicious individual. The person was described as a white male, approximately 38 years old, and was reportedly wearing all black clothing while carrying a gun. Given the presence of a firearm and the individual’s suspicious behavior, officers were advised to approach with caution due to the potential for an aggressive encounter. The situation prompted a heightened level of alert for responding officers.

🔥 Shed Fire with Vegetation Involvement – 5700 block of New Cut Rd – (Time not specified)

Firefighters were called to the 5700 block of New Cut Rd to address a shed fire. Upon arrival, crews observed that the fire had spread beyond the shed, with surrounding vegetation also involved. The shed was located approximately 75 feet from the main house, indicating a potential risk to the primary residence. Fire operations were immediately initiated to contain and extinguish the blaze, preventing further spread.

🚨 Yesterday’s Most Active Response

🏥 Medical Emergency Requiring Engine Response – 6500 block of South 44th Street – (Time not specified)

Engine 22 responded to a medical emergency at the 6500 block of South 44th Street, where a 74-year-old male was reported to be feeling weak and was not alert. This incident required the dispatch of a fire engine company to provide immediate medical assistance. The unit was able to conclude its service shortly after the call was made, indicating a resolution to the patient’s condition.

💬 How You Can Help

Yesterday’s logs show a significant number of medical emergencies, highlighting the importance of being prepared. Consider taking a CPR and basic first aid course; your knowledge could be vital in assisting someone before professional help arrives. Additionally, with reports of suspicious activity and individuals carrying weapons, it’s important to trust your instincts and report anything that seems out of place to the authorities, but always prioritize your safety and avoid direct confrontation.

Look out for one another. -Derby City Watch.

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