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A fallen palm tree blocked McCulloch, prompting officers to respond at 10:21 AM following reports from multiple callers. The Streets Department was notified to address the situation. No injuries were reported, but the obstruction caused significant traffic disruption until the scene was cleared.
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Emergency units, including Engine 3, Rescue 3, Rescue 4, a Battalion Chief, and a Med Unit, were dispatched to Sara Park for a desert rescue involving lost hikers on the Lizard Trail. Engine 3 coordinated with the Fire Boat to locate the subjects. Search and Rescue was later deemed unnecessary by MCSO, and no injuries were reported.
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Authorities responded to a medical emergency in the parking lot of Studio 6 Hotel on McCulloch Blvd. Several police, fire, and ambulance units initially arrived with lights and sirens. The individual, who overdosed, regained responsiveness, allowing emergency crews to reduce their response. The scene was managed effectively, with no further escalation required.
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A total of 66 arrests, led by warrant, DUI, and suspended license, were made from Oct 20 to 26.
What We’re Seeing: Arrests were down 29% vs last week, led by drug possession (-9).
Demographics: The average age was , with men and women arrested.
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