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Allegany · St. Bonaventure Golf Course · Cardiac Arrest

A Man Collapses on the St. Bonaventure Golf Course, Shocked by Troopers and Intubated Before a Race to Olean General

Early Tuesday afternoon, a cardiac arrest on the golf course off Route 417 drew ALS units and State Police, who had CPR going and a defibrillator out before the patient was rushed to the hospital.

At about 1:35 PM, Cattaraugus County fire and the Sheriff's Office pushed multiple ALS units and law enforcement to the St. Bonaventure Golf Course off Route 417 in Allegany for a man found unconscious with CPR already in progress.

By roughly 1:56 PM the call had escalated into a full working code: the patient had been shocked once by troopers on scene, intubated by arriving medics, and was en route to Olean General. The scanner traffic did not establish his condition after the transport.

Top StoriesThe best of the wires — county-wide

Buffalo · Connecticut Street · Luring Report

ONGOING

Two School-Aged Girls Run Into a Connecticut Street Store Saying a Man Tried to Lure Them Around the Corner

Late Tuesday morning, two young girls told a shopkeeper on Connecticut Street that an unknown man had approached them nearby; Buffalo units were sent to find out more.

At about 11:43 AM, a Buffalo dispatcher sent cars to 380 Connecticut after two school-aged girls came into the store and reported an unknown male. As dispatch put it, “two school-aged females came into the store and they said that there was an unknown male”, with the store owner having no further information and the girls saying it had happened around the corner.

Officers arrived and were with the two girls at the store as the call stayed open. The scanner traffic did not establish whether anyone was identified or located before the thread closed.

Buffalo · Maryland Street · Child Abuse Investigation

ONGOING

A Three-Year-Old's Injury Brings SVU to a Maryland Street Sexual-Offense Call

Around midday, a Buffalo officer called for backup on a sexual-offense report at a Maryland Street address, raising the Special Victims Unit on the air.

At about 12:39 PM, a Buffalo officer radioed in for a car on a sexual-offense call at 150 Maryland, describing a three-year-old girl with an injury consistent with abuse. Dispatch sent a unit to ride with the responding officer to the address.

Within minutes the officer asked to raise the Special Victims Unit, switching the case to a separate channel, and then reached out to the Child Abuse Unit as the investigation opened. The scanner traffic carried the case as an active investigation and established no further detail before the thread closed.

Cattaraugus County · Infant Fall

ONGOING

An Eight-Month-Old Falls From His Car Seat Onto Pavement and Is Rushed to UPMC With Unequal Pupils

Just after noon, a Seneca ambulance crew patched an emergency room ahead of an inbound infant who had landed on hard pavement and gone unresponsive.

At about 12:09 PM, an Alstar EMS crew patched an emergency room for an inbound eight-month-old boy. The medic reported the child had been in his car seat in a car, “he fell out and landed on the hard pavement”

The crew radioed they had no vitals on the infant, though he had stopped crying, with “pupils are rather unequal and reactive” The ambulance gave an arrival time of about five minutes to UPMC. The scanner traffic did not establish the child's condition after arrival.

Oakfield · Albion Road · Structure Fire

ONGOING

A Farm Fire Near Oakfield Spreads Across Three Buildings on Albion Road

Just after noon, Genesee County fire toned out a structure fire at a farm property, with multiple buildings reported involved.

At about 12:30 PM, Genesee County fire dispatch struck a structure fire at 60 Albion Road in the Oakfield area, a farm property where the initial page described smoke and multiple buildings involved, including a rear barn and a corn shop.

The response was toned as a working farm fire with several structures in play. The scanner traffic did not establish the cause or extent of damage before the thread closed.

Buffalo · Broadway · Trapped Occupants

RESOLVED

A Tenant and Her Four-Year-Old Get Stuck in a Broadway Stairwell, Drawing an Engine Company

Early Tuesday afternoon, Buffalo Fire sent Engine 3 to a Broadway building where a mother and her young child were unable to get out of a stairwell.

At about 1:26 PM, Buffalo Fire struck a still alarm for good intent at 937 Broadway, between Wilson and Fillmore, and sent Engine 3. Dispatch relayed that the caller was a tenant, and that “she and her 4-year-old child are stuck in the stairwell between the 2nd and the 3rd floors”

The call was carried as a good-intent response to free the pair rather than any active fire. The scanner traffic did not describe a fire on scene before the thread closed.

Amherst · Sheridan Drive · Mulch Fire

ONGOING

A Mulch Fire Burns Into the Building Island at Bob's Discount Furniture on Sheridan Drive

Mid-afternoon, Amherst Fire was called to a landscaping fire at the Sheridan Drive furniture store that was reported pouring inside the building island.

At about 2:34 PM, Amherst Fire dispatch reported a mulch fire at 3058 Sheridan Drive, the Bob's Discount Furniture store between Niagara Falls Boulevard and Delta Road, with the fire “pouring inside the island”

Crews were dispatched on the landscaping fire at the storefront. The scanner traffic did not establish the extent of any spread into the building before the thread closed.

Aurora · Lapham Road · Cardiac Arrest

ONGOING

CPR Underway on Lapham Road for a 63-Year-Old Woman in Cardiac Arrest

First thing Tuesday morning, East Aurora Fire and AMR were sent to a Lapham Road home where a woman was found unresponsive and compressions were already going.

At about 7:00 AM, East Aurora Fire dispatched to 2333 Lapham Road, on the south side between Cook and Rider, for a 63-year-old woman reported unresponsive in cardiac arrest, with “the CPR is in progress”

AMR paramedic 519 and East Aurora 7-1 were sent from quarters, both reporting on location within minutes. The scanner traffic did not establish the woman's condition after the response.

Lancaster · Walden Avenue · Crash

RESOLVED

A Two-Car Crash on Walden Avenue Leaves Five Patients to Evaluate

Mid-morning, Lancaster Fire worked a two-vehicle accident on Walden Avenue, checking five people before clearing most as sign-offs.

At about 8:21 AM, Lancaster Fire Control dispatched Town Line and Bowmansville engines to a two-vehicle accident on Walden Avenue, with several companies responding and on location within minutes.

Units on scene radioed “we've got two cars, five patients, we're evaluating all, probably going to be all sign-offs”, holding with what was already there. The responding companies were released to return or remain in service.


Overheard: The WiresCops, cabbies, custodians, dispatchers — off-script

Cheektowaga · Pets & Paranoia

A Call From the CPAP Store, Just to Make Sure the Animals Are Okay

A Cheektowaga dispatcher, parceling out the morning's calls, offered a unit one that was pure worried-mind: a complainant phoning in “from CPAP, states she wants to make sure her animals and everyone are okay due to past break-ins” — anxious, from the shop, over creatures left at home.

Buffalo · Delaware Avenue · Wehrle Watch

The GoPro Daredevil of Delaware Avenue

A Buffalo officer phoned in a one-man stunt show rolling up Delaware northbound toward Hertel: a rider “on a red and white dirt bike going wheelie down Delaware northbound” — GoPro rolling, white helmet, gray jacket, blue jeans, black backpack, every detail of a man filming his own rap sheet.

Buffalo · A Banjo on Your Knee

With a Banjo on Your Knee, Sir

Somewhere in a stretch of routine license checks and complaints that the DMV system was down, a Buffalo officer keyed up and, apropos of nothing the radio ever explained, offered “with a banjo on your knee, sir”. The channel moved on without missing a beat.

Jamestown · Signing Off

An Ambulance Clears, Dry as Dust

No drama, no urgency — just a crew going back into service with the clipped poetry of the ten-code, radioing “10-55 will be 10-8, Millersport” and leaving the rest of us to translate it at our leisure.

Erie County · A Philosophical Aside

Why Are You Drinking the Water Up There?

Out of the ordinary hum of the county conventional channel came a single unexplained question — “why are you drinking the water up there?” — half warning, half heckle, aimed at someone the rest of the frequency could only guess at.


Regional BlotterThe rest of the record, by region

Northtowns

Amherst · Tiller Trail · Welfare Check

Neighbors Report Girl Screaming Daily Inside Tiller Trail Home

At 11:05 AM, Amherst police dispatch opened a welfare check at 7 Tiller Trail, off Leanne Way, after neighbors reported hearing a girl screaming inside the house — something dispatch said happens daily.

Amherst · Sheridan Drive · Crash

Crash in Front of Amherst Buffet Draws Fire Response on Sheridan Drive

At 12:39 PM, Amherst Fire's Main-Transit company was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident in front of the Amherst Buffet at 3175 Sheridan Drive, with dispatcher Mark Mangia confirming the call for Erie County Central.

Main-Transit units signed off the call a short time later, clearing shortly after 12:53 PM.

Amherst · Waterway Lane · E-Bike Collision

E-Bike Rider Struck by Vehicle at Waterway Lane and Tonawanda Creek Road

At 2:13 PM, Amherst Fire Dispatch sent units to the intersection of Waterway Lane and Tonawanda Creek Road for a report of an e-bike rider struck by a vehicle.

Buffalo Metro

Buffalo · Hertel Avenue · Neighbor Dispute

Hertel Avenue Woman Reports Neighbor Entered Apartment With Gun

At 10:39 AM, Buffalo Police D District dispatch sent a unit to a trouble-with-neighbor call in the 8 block of Hertel Avenue, where a woman told dispatch a neighbor had come into her apartment with a gun and threatened her the day before; dispatch noted she had not called it in sooner.

Buffalo · Ontario Street · Crisis Call

Crisis Services Flags Ontario Street Man With History of Violence, Knives

At 12:56 PM, Buffalo Police dispatch relayed a request from a crisis center for assistance at 238 Ontario Street, Apartment 2, describing the man there as “a male has violent history known to carry knives”.

A unit was sent to the address, but when dispatch tried a callback a few minutes later to follow up, there was no answer.

Buffalo · Linwood Avenue · Death Investigation

Woman Found Dead at Linwood Avenue Address, Property Manager Reports

At 1:41 PM, a Buffalo police unit was sent to 33 Linwood Avenue after a property manager reported finding a woman who had died; officers confirmed the death on arrival and logged it as a DOA.

Buffalo · Millison · Domestic Violence Call

Neighbor's Call Reports Domestic Assault, Child Trapped Inside Buffalo Home

At 7:35 AM, Buffalo police dispatch sent an E District unit to 283 Millison after a neighbor reported a domestic dispute inside. The caller said the woman inside appeared to have facial injuries and that her boyfriend would not let her leave the house, with a child also reported inside.

Buffalo · Schools · Student Safety Concern

Buffalo School Resource Officer Sent to Review 6-Year-Old's List of Students to Harm

At 12:05 PM, Buffalo police dispatch sent a school resource officer, designated SR-1, to meet with a staff member about a student dispatch described as 6 years old. Dispatch said the child had compiled “a list of people who she would like to harm”, that the situation involved concerns about sexual abuse among the students named, and that the child had also been viewing inappropriate sexual content online and writing notes about harming her.

Cheektowaga · Welfare Check

Cheektowaga Welfare Check Finds Man Down Two Days With Brain Injury

At 1:17 PM, Cheektowaga police sent a patrol unit to check on a man at a Cheektowaga address identified only as No. 32, between Seton and Hughes, after a caller filed what dispatch logged as an adult-protective complaint: “the subject's been on the floor for two days and has TBI, has not been bathing or showering”.

GLOW Counties

Genesee County · East Main Road · Propane Leak

Genesee County Fire Crews Respond to Propane Odor on East Main Road

At 11:17 AM, Genesee County Fire units were on scene at 8131 East Main Road, joined by a mutual-aid company dispatchers identified on the air as "Bain," after a reported propane odor at lot 26 of what appeared to be a mobile home park at that address.

Other Calls of Note

Northtowns
[10:10 AM]Amherst · North Union Road · Disturbance At 10:10 AM, Amherst police were sent to an orthopedic clinic's parking lot on North Union Road for a report of one person yelling at another.
[7:32 AM]Amherst · Evans Street · Custody Dispute At 7:32 AM, Amherst police were sent to a custody dispute at 319 Evans Street, Apartment 4, where dispatch said a two-year-old child was with her grandmother, who was refusing to turn the child over to the mother, identified as the complainant; an officer later reported speaking with someone at the door, who retreated back inside without the standoff being resolved on the air.
[12:22 PM]Amherst · Smaller Drive · Smoking Electrical Box At 12:22 PM, Amherst Fire sent an investigator and Engine 92 to Smaller Drive Elementary School, 300 Smaller Drive, after dispatch reported a smoking electrical box inside the gymnasium; a dispatcher said the building was in the middle of a power outage and that a backup generator appeared to have caused the box to overheat.
[1:14 PM]Amherst · Millersport Highway · Route 290 Crash At 1:14 PM, Amherst police assigned a unit to a motor-vehicle accident on the Route 290 West exit ramp onto Millersport Highway Southbound; a scattering of fabric left in the roadway was later cleared since there was no safe way to remove it sooner.
[7:52 AM]Tonawanda · Sixth Street · Open 911 Line At 7:52 AM, Tonawanda police were sent to Sixth Street near Highland for an open 911 line on which dispatch could hear a female whispering and what sounded like crying, with no indication of what the problem was; dispatch later noted the circumstances appeared to involve some sort of domestic matter, though specifics remained unclear over the air.
[7:52 AM]Tonawanda · Highland Avenue · Domestic Disturbance At 7:52 AM, Tonawanda Police were sent to a 911 hang-up near 6th Street and Highland Avenue after a dispatcher heard a woman crying on an open line; officers later learned two girls had left the home and were walking to a sister's house on Highland to get clear of the situation.
[9:11 AM]Tonawanda · Claire Street · Medical Call At 9:11 AM, Tonawanda police dispatch sent a unit to Claire Street between Nadon and Glendale for a 79-year-old diabetic woman with a cardiac history who had passed out, found conscious but semi-alert, lethargic and with low blood pressure.
[12:07 PM]Tonawanda · Military Road · Seizure Call At 12:07 PM, Tonawanda police dispatch put out a hot call for an ambulance to Military Road, between Washtenaw Avenue and Hampton Parkway, for a 27-year-old woman in a seizure whom callers said was turning blue.
[1:20 PM]Town of Tonawanda · Medical Emergency At 1:20 PM, Tonawanda Police dispatch ordered a full emergency response after a report of two women with oxygen saturation levels measured between 81 and 86 percent; the exact location was not clear amid garbled radio traffic.
[1:30 PM]Tonawanda · Power Line Hazard At 1:30 PM, Tonawanda police investigated a report of what callers described as a cabin lodged roughly thirty feet up a power line next to a utility pole, and asked dispatch to reach National Grid or Niagara Mohawk, whichever utility services the lines.
[9:00 AM]Tonawanda · Riverwalk · Medical Call At 9:00 AM, Tonawanda police dispatch sent a hot, emergency response to the Amazon facility at 800 Riverwalk for a 23-year-old woman, eight or nine months pregnant, reported in medical distress near the front of the building.
[9:41 AM]Kenmore · Wilbur Avenue · Stolen Vehicle Just after 9:41 AM, Tonawanda Police dispatch confirmed a vehicle's plate had come back stolen as it traveled eastbound on Trenton Avenue, just over the line into Kenmore; officers moved to intercept at Kenmore Avenue and Wilbur Avenue.
[11:11 AM]Newstead · Mule Road · Medical Call At 11:11 AM, Amherst Fire Dispatch toned a Newstead EMS call to Mule Road for an elderly woman who had suffered multiple falls; a correction moments later described her as not alert.
[11:20 AM]Newstead · Neal Road · Mutual Aid At 11:20 AM, Clarence and Newstead fire companies converged on 12006 Neal Road to assist AMR; the nature of the call was not stated on the air, and units cleared by 11:25 AM.
[2:34 PM]Clarence · Harris Hill Road · Traffic Stop At 2:34 PM, a Lancaster police unit conducted a traffic stop on Harris Hill Road just north of Hanna, stopping a red Lincoln with New York registration ORV-3176.
Buffalo Metro
[10:00 AM]Buffalo · Amherst Street · Overdose Call At 10:00 AM, Buffalo police units were sent to Amherst Street[*] for a report of a man overdosing, possibly on fentanyl.
[7:23 AM]Buffalo · Military Road · Medical Call At 7:23 AM, Buffalo police were sent to 326 Military Road for a person passed out in a white Mazda; when officers arrived they found the vehicle's doors locked and asked for Buffalo Fire to assist, noting her chest was moving and she appeared to be breathing.
[8:18 AM]Buffalo · Route 33 East · Crash Buffalo Fire sent Ladder 6, Rescue 1, Battalion 43 and Engine 40 to a motor vehicle accident on Route 33 East at the Delavan exit; police were already on scene when crews arrived, and Engine 33 ultimately handled the call alone.
[8:32 AM]Buffalo · Bailey Avenue · Fire Alarm At 8:32 AM, Buffalo Fire sent Engine 31, Engine 38, Ladder 7 and a battalion chief to an activated commercial fire alarm at the UB Biomed buildings, 3460 Bailey Avenue, between Winspear and Main, after an alarm company reported Zone 1 and Zone 61 activations.
[8:37 AM]Buffalo · Genesee & East Parade · Bus Crash At 8:37 AM, Buffalo Fire sent Engine 21, Ladder 6 and an ambulance to Genesee Street and East Parade Avenue for a crash between an NFTA bus and a car; the patient was transported by AMR and units cleared minutes later reporting no injuries.
[10:43 AM]Buffalo · Niagara & Virginia Streets · Three-Car Crash At 10:43 AM, Buffalo police sent a unit to a three-car accident at Niagara Street and Virginia Street that dispatch said required no injury reports.
[10:45 AM]Buffalo · Breckenridge Street · Eviction Dispute At 10:45 AM, Buffalo police were sent to Breckenridge Street and Hoyt Street after a landlord reported evicting a tenant who had made threatening remarks; marshals had just left the scene when the man returned to the property.
[11:19 AM]Buffalo · Connecticut Street · Speeding Vehicle Advisory At 11:19 AM, a Buffalo police officer radioed that a gray Jeep Gladiator had blown past him southbound on Connecticut Street[*] at a high rate of speed; dispatch repeated an officer-safety advisory minutes later with the Jeep's plate, reading Lincoln-Foxtrot-Delta-6105, after it was last seen speeding south past Elmwood Avenue[*] [heard: Elmwood Island].
[11:21 AM]Buffalo · Tennessee Street · Domestic Dispute At 11:21 AM, Buffalo police dispatchers sent units to Tennessee Street for a domestic dispute involving reported damage inside the house; further details were not stated clearly on the air.
[11:31 AM]Buffalo · E District · Assault At 11:31 AM, an E District Buffalo police unit was sent to an assault call after an elderly woman pepper-sprayed another woman; the victim refused ambulance transport, and the woman with the pepper spray was reported leaving in a red Jeep.
[12:00 PM]Buffalo · Fillmore Avenue · Traffic Stop At 12:00 PM, a Buffalo police officer radioed that he was behind a black Mercedes bearing an out-of-state Vermont plate near Fillmore Avenue and East Utica Street, asking for a cover car as the vehicle turned north; the plate check came back with no information on file.
[12:09 PM]Buffalo · Forest Avenue · Fire Alarm At 12:09 PM, Buffalo Fire sent a Level 2 response — Engine 19, Engine 36, Ladder 13 and Battalion 4 — to investigate an activated commercial fire alarm at the Richardson Hotel, Forest Avenue[*], between Abbotsford and Tremont; the alarm company could not say where in the building the alert had originated, and crews remained on scene investigating.
[1:00 PM]Buffalo · Glenwood Avenue · Shots Fired At 1:00 PM, Buffalo police dispatch relayed a report of “two shots within the past five minutes near Glenwood and Kerr”, sending units to check Glenwood Avenue between Kerr and Fillmore, where officers found nothing further.
[1:50 PM]Buffalo · 14th Street · Student Assaulted At 1:50 PM, Buffalo Fire dispatch sent EMS to 110 14th Street, between Jersey and York, directing crews to use the 14th Street entrance for a report of a female student who had been assaulted.
[10:39 AM]Depew · George Urban Boulevard · Traffic Stop At 10:39 AM, Depew police ran a vehicle with plate JNP-3444 on George Urban Boulevard, just west of Transit Road.
[9:51 AM]Cheektowaga · Union Road · Welfare Check At 9:51 AM, Cheektowaga police sent a patrol unit to checkon a man reported leaning over a guard rail on Union Road, described as an Asian male in a green shirt and grey pants; a second unit covered the call, and the subject was gone from the scene by the time officers checked, with the complaint listed as cleared.
[7:18 AM]Cheektowaga · Genesee Street · Alarm Call At 7:18 AM, Cheektowaga police were sent to a glass-break alarm at the Family Dollar store at 2320 Genesee Street, with two additional units covering as other calls came in along the same corridor.
[8:24 AM]Cheektowaga · Buffalo Airport Hotel · Unknown Trouble Cheektowaga police sent two units to the Buffalo Airport Hotel on Genesee Street[*] after the manager reported a guest in Room 129 had asked him to call police, though the nature of the trouble was never stated on the air.
[9:54 AM]Cheektowaga · Cleveland Hill High School · Welfare Check At 9:54 AM, Cheektowaga police sent a unit to Cleveland Hill High School after an irate mother called to report her son had left school and was walking off; dispatch said little other information could be obtained from her.
[10:01 AM]Cheektowaga · Bigelow / Mapleview · Missing Juvenile At 10:01 AM, a Cheektowaga school resource officer told dispatch a boy — described as a shorter Black male with an afro, wearing a dark puffer coat — had left school grounds and was last seen near Bigelow and Mapleview; the school asked that he be brought home, and an officer canvassed the area.
[12:15 PM]Cheektowaga · Thruway Plaza Drive · Mulch Fire At 12:15 PM, Cheektowaga Fire dispatch sent companies, including Rescue 9, to a mulch fire near Planet Fitness at 100 Thruway Plaza Drive, Suite 102.
[12:21 PM]Cheektowaga · Walden Avenue · Dumpster Fire At 12:21 PM, Cheektowaga Fire dispatch sent its Forks company and Rescue 9 to a dumpster fire at Apogee Trucking, 2483 Walden Avenue, Suite 200.
[1:03 PM]Cheektowaga · Old Stone Road · Infant Medical Call At 1:03 PM, Cheektowaga Fire Dispatch sent Bellevue's EMS to 67 Old Stone Road, on the north side between Marywood and the end of the street, for a 6-month-old girl having an allergic reaction, described on the radio as “unresponsive but is breathing”.
[1:53 PM]Lancaster · Town Line · Elderly Man's Fall Caught on Ring Camera At 1:53 PM, Lancaster Fire's Engine 3 was sent toward the town line after a neighbor reported, via his Ring doorbell camera, that an elderly man had fallen face-first and was struggling to get up; the complainant, responding in person from the town center, told dispatch the man may have since gotten up and said he was checking on him directly.
Southtowns
[7:00 AM]West Seneca · Seneca Creek Road · Elderly Fall At 7:00 AM, West Seneca Fire dispatched a second-alert EMS response to 927 Seneca Creek Road for an 85-year-old man who had fallen, noting AMR medic 277 was already almost on scene; engine East Seneca 8 reported it was on location with the ambulance within minutes.
[11:39 AM]Angola · North Main Street · Stroke Call At 11:39 AM, Erie County EMS was dispatched to North Main Street, Apartment 114 in Angola, for a 71-year-old man with slurred speech and a possible stroke; dispatch warned the patient was combative and that there were multiple swords in the residence, and crews were ordered to stage in the ambulance until police cleared the scene.
[8:43 AM]West Seneca · Treehaven · Fall West Seneca Fire's EMS squad was sent to a fall in the Treehaven neighborhood after a dispatcher first described the patient as a 51-year-old woman with an arm and shoulder injury, then moments later revised the age to 15, saying she had moved from the driveway into the house with the same injury.
[11:52 AM]Orchard Park · Bigtree Road · Pediatric Call At 11:52 AM, Orchard Park Fire's EMS unit was sent to 5800 Bigtree Road for a 4-year-old in respiratory distress, with crews questioning on the air whether the child needed to be transported; a second unit was told to use the back entrance.
[12:18 PM]Hamburg · Autumnview Manor · Medical Call At 12:18 PM, Hamburg Fire's Big Tree ambulance was sent to Autumnview Manor at 4650 Southwestern Boulevard for a 90-year-old woman in Room 417 with back pain who was not alert, drawing a paramedic-level response.
[1:08 PM]Sardinia · East Shut Road · Cardiac Call At 1:08 PM, East Aurora Fire dispatch sent Sardinia's EMS 6 Lumber company to 13990 East Shut Road for a middle-aged man, conscious and alert, who staff said was in the bathroom reporting a cardiac issue, with dispatch re-alerting a county car after advising crews that “Mercy is not available”.
[1:15 PM]East Aurora · Transit Road · Golf Course Medical Call At 1:15 PM, East Aurora Fire dispatch sent units to Babel Links golf course at 4085 Transit Road after an 83-year-old man collapsed on hole number 7 in what dispatch called a sickable episode, unconscious but breathing; AMR's Medic 296 responded from the Town of Boston along with an EMT from Sardinia Engine 8, while East Aurora's Engine 7-1 relayed GPS coordinates pinpointing the golfer's location on the course.
GLOW Counties
[8:04 AM]Wyoming County · Main Street · Welfare Check At 8:04 AM, Wyoming County Sheriff's deputies were sent to Main Street, near Maple and Water streets, after a woman identified on dispatch as Paula reported that her mother and her boyfriend, identified as Jonathan, had arrived at the address with two children; two patrol units responded.
[1:30 PM]Wyoming County · Chestnut Street · Medical Call Wyoming County Fire requested an ALS ambulance to Chestnut Street for an 84-year-old man reported with general weakness.
[1:49 PM]Genesee County · Ellicott Street Road · Medical Call Just before 2 PM, Genesee County fire dispatch sent units to Ellicott Street Road for a report of a 55-year-old man seen unresponsive through a window; dispatch confirmed the address as 6698 as crews headed in to check on him.
Chautauqua & Cattaraugus
[7:00 AM]Jamestown · Harrison Street · Fire Alarm At 7:00 AM, Jamestown Fire Dispatch sent four companies — Engines 3 and 5, Ladder 172 and Car 1 — to Harrison Street after a pulse-station fire alarm activated in the shipping area of the International Ordnance plant; no fire was reported and units cleared within minutes.
[9:01 AM]Jamestown · Missing Person Jamestown police dispatch sent an officer to 321 Palmer for a missing person with a history of dementia, last seen leaving in a white Ford sedan.
[9:49 AM]Cattaraugus County · Cruise Road · Reported Structure Fire At 9:49 AM, Cattaraugus County dispatch sent Ellicottville Fire, Great Valley EMS, West Valley Fire and a sheriff's deputy to Cruise Road for a report of heavy smoke from a residence with vehicles in the driveway; the call was disregarded minutes later after law enforcement arrived on scene and found no fire.
[10:11 AM]Cattaraugus County · Family Dispute Shortly after 10:11 AM, Cattaraugus County Sheriff's dispatch relayed a report of a physical altercation between a caller identified on the air as Ty Taylor and his stepfather, identified as Chris, with the caller saying no weapons or intoxication were involved and declining EMS as he waited outside while the other man stayed inside.
[11:03 AM]Randolph · Randolph Academy · Student Crisis At 11:03 AM, Cattaraugus County Sheriff's dispatch sent Randolph-area patrol units to the Randolph Academy campus after a report that a 14-year-old girl was threatening to leave the grounds and harm herself.
[11:33 AM]Chautauqua County · Lakeside Drive · Child Injured At 11:33 AM, Chautauqua County fire dispatch sent an ALS ambulance to a casino at Lakeside Drive after a 9-month-old fell from a car seat inside a vehicle and struck her head, with no loss of consciousness reported.
[12:01 PM]Jamestown · Washington Street · Shoplifting At 12:01 PM, Jamestown Police were alerted to a shoplifting at the Tops on Washington Street, where two male suspects fled with several bags of merchandise just before dispatch put out word of the call.
[12:48 PM]Cattaraugus County · Route 62 · Unwanted Person At 12:48 PM, Cattaraugus County Sheriff's dispatchers sent two patrol units to an address on Route 62 after a caller reported finding an unwanted woman inside a house trailer on his property.
[1:28 PM]Silver Creek · Central Avenue · Welfare Check At 1:28 PM, Chautauqua County Fire dispatch sent a priority response to the Silver Village Mobile Home Park on Central Avenue in Silver Creek after a caller reported a woman found on the floor; dispatch added only that she had reportedly been “on the floor since Sunday”, with no medical complaint stated on the air.
Elsewhere in WNY
[9:13 AM]NYS Thruway · Pembroke · Smoking Tractor-Trailer At 9:13 AM, a Thruway dispatcher put out a lookout for a green tractor-trailer heading eastbound that had entered the highway at Pembroke about a minute earlier, after a caller reported seeing what looked like smoke coming from under the trailer.
[1:39 PM]Erie County · I-290 · Reckless Driving A motorist radioed Thruway dispatch to report a silver SUV with an obscured Georgia plate repeatedly brake-checking traffic on I-290 eastbound, slowing vehicles to 15 mph before continuing past the interchange; no plate number was obtained.
[1:50 PM]New York State Thruway · Exit 7 · Multi-Car Accident At 1:50 PM, Thruway dispatch sent a trooper toward Exit 7 after a caller reported a multi-car accident, but the call disconnected before dispatch could get further details, leaving responding units without confirmation of injuries or how many vehicles were involved.
[11:14 AM]Alden · Walden Avenue · Inmate Medical At 11:14 AM, Erie County Countywide EMS dispatched an ambulance to the Alden Correctional Facility at 11581 Walden Avenue for a 39-year-old diabetic man reporting shortness of breath, with the crew advising a 20-minute response time.

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Editor’s Note

A newsy, EMS-heavy Tuesday afternoon across Western New York, where the wires ran hard on the critically ill and the imperiled young. A cardiac arrest on the St. Bonaventure golf course in Cattaraugus County escalated into a full working code — troopers shocking the patient and EMS intubating before an Olean General run — while an eight-month-old who fell from a car seat onto pavement was rushed to UPMC with unequal pupils. Buffalo's East Side carried two child-protection calls in quick succession, a Genesee County farm fire spread across three buildings near Oakfield, and a propane evacuation emptied a GLOW mobile-home park. Underneath it ran the usual long procession of falls, chest pains and difficulty-breathing runs from every corner of the region.

Daily Gem

“With a banjo on your knee, sir.”

— BPD Dists C-E, 12:14 PM

By the Numbers

Segments
11,610
Active systems
32
Busiest hour
1:00 PM–2:00 PM (Buffalo Fire & Erie County police traffic)
Regional Breaking
0
Updates
0
By Agency (top 5)
BucketSegs
Fire / EMS6900
Police3400
Rail / maritime480
Airport / aviation410
Other420
By Area (top 5)
BucketSegs
Buffalo3100
Outer counties2900
Other Erie County2600
Cheektowaga / Lancaster / Depew1500
Williamsville & Amherst1100

By-agency and by-area counts are proportional estimates from channel-family activity; conventional trunks are mapped by their home region.

[*] = a name the scanner audio left uncertain and could not be confirmed against an official source; treat as unverified. Routine street-name fixes against official municipal lists are applied silently.
The WNY Listening Post · Thursday, October 29, 2026 · P.M. Edition · Vol. I, No. 173
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