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The Dispatch — Saturday, September 26

Your Spokane briefing — 10 overnight incidents · 3 stories

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Saturday, September 26  ·  Morning Briefing

10 incidents in the last 18 hours  ·  3 news stories  ·  Spokane, WA

📡 TOP STORY

Male Possible CBA Incident

A male is crawling on the ground and unable to walk, with a possible CBA incident reported. AMR 102 has been dispatched to the scene. The situation is unclear, but emergency services are responding.

📍 805 York Jefferson Street, Spokane, WA

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Traffic 12:52 PM

Vehicle Collision on West Houston Ave and North Division St

A multi-vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of West Houston Avenue and North Division Street. Spokane Engine 18 is responding to the scene. The extent of injuries is not specified.

📍 W Houston Ave & N Division St, Spokane, WA

Community 12:52 PM

Medical Emergency on I-90 at Altamont

A vehicle was pulled over on I-90 at Altamont due to a medical emergency. A 64-year-old female is experiencing abdominal pain and near syncope. The vehicle is a blue Ford Escape in the westbound lane.

📍 I-90 at Altamont, Spokane, WA

Community 12:48 PM

Cardiac Arrest at Apartment Complex

A male was found unconscious and not breathing at an apartment complex. Emergency services are en route to the scene. The patient is a 55-year-old male.

📍 1528 West Gardner Avenue, Spokane, WA

Fire 12:46 PM

Structure Fire at East Mission

A structure fire was reported at 12606 East Mission with abnormal breathing mentioned. Fire department was advised of a front alarm. The incident is ongoing.

📍 12606 East Mission, Spokane, WA

Community 12:46 PM

Medical Emergency at Hamilton and Norris

A medical emergency was reported at the intersection of Hamilton and Norris, with one of four individuals experiencing abnormal breathing. The incident is ongoing.

📍 Hamilton and Norris, Spokane, WA

Community 12:39 PM

Possible Overdose in Parking Lot

A 40-year-old male was found unconscious and not breathing in a parking lot, with a possible overdose suspected. CPR was in progress. The patient was initially unresponsive, but later refused medical attention.

📍 Spokane, WA

Community 12:28 PM

General Sickness at 1017 West Dalton Avenue

A medical call was reported at 1017 West Dalton Avenue for a general sickness, with multiple calls attempted. An ambulance was dispatched to the scene. The patient's condition is not specified, but the call was categorized as a general sickness.

📍 1017 West Dalton Avenue, Spokane, WA

Community 12:28 PM

Stroke at North Dakota and Maine

A medical emergency was reported at the intersection of North Dakota and Maine for a stroke. An ambulance was dispatched to the scene. The patient's condition is critical due to the nature of the medical emergency.

📍 North Dakota and Maine, Spokane, WA

Crime 12:25 PM

Domestic Disturbance on E 38th Ave

A report of a domestic disturbance where a woman allegedly slapped her son in the face. The incident was reported in the area of 11223 East 38th Avenue. Further details are not available from the scanner transcript.

📍 11223 East 38th Ave, Spokane, WA

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