Caller reports jewelry missing, might have been stolen, later found to have just been misplaced.
Fairfield EMS transports cancer patient from residence to Palestine.
Trooper handles car vs. deer on Farm to Market road, motorist uninjured, car and deer out of action.
Welfare check requested on elderly father in Teague area, Teague PD finds subject lying on floor near door of residence, conscious and alert, but has a nasty cut to the head. Teague EMS dispatched to assist, subject taken to Waco Hospital by air.
Deputy arrests one for domestic violence.
Teague PD investigates report of missing car and money orders.
Kirvin Fire responds to possible stroke victim call, Fairfield EMS assists, patient flown to Waco Hospital for treatment.
Trooper, Dew Fire and Fairfield EMS to one vehicle accident on interstate, minor injuries reported.
Elderly male reported unresponsive, South Oaks Fire and Fairfield EMS respond, patient flown by air ambulance to Tyler Hospital.
Motorist has a flat tire on the interstate, has all the tools needed except a jack, Trooper assists and gets motorist back on the way.
Deputies respond to report of dogs fighting in the neighborhood.
Caller reports son accidently pulls gas line out of the wall, can smell gas now, Fairfield Fire responds, gas company contacted for assistance.
Prospective buyer of new truck pushes emergency button on vehicle by mistake, sets off automated chain of security calls, cars are becoming smarter than us humans every day.
Deputies respond to domestic disturbance, juvenile out of control and raising a ruckus.
Caller reports discovered gate down on property, cows missing, looks as if the herd headed down the road on foot, if anybody locates please call.
Fairfield EMS transports inmate from the Boyd Unit to ER for chest pains complaint.
Teague PD investigates report of gunshots heard in city limits.
Caller reports dogs have been barking for half an hour, don’t usually do that, Deputy enroute to investigate.
Mexia PD requests assistance in locating young man that didn’t show up for work on time, mother been trying to contact him all morning, subject discovered in Waco Hospital, involved in traffic accident earlier in day on way to college in Waco.
Teague PD out to loud music call.
Deputies respond to domestic dispute, verbal argument only.
Trooper out to minor vehicle accident on the interstate.
Sunday September 11th marks the 15th anniversary of the horrific attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City. 2,977 innocent Americans lost their lives due to the cowardly acts of a band of criminals backed by an international movement of twisted beliefs and ideology. Similar, but not as costly, attacks have occurred across the world ever since. The face of our Nation was changed on that date, our society forever altered. 343 NYFD Firemen, (among them the Chief of the Department, 17 Battalion Chiefs and 23 Battalion Captains) 37 Port Authority of New York Policemen, (including the Superintendent and Chief of the Department) 23 NYPD Policemen, and 8 Emergency Medical Technicians were among the lost, lost doing their jobs. Responding to the call for help, they entered the burning, broken disaster of the World Trade Center buildings and up the stairs they went, searching for the wounded and others who couldn’t find a clear path down. A famous WWII air ace once described courage as “being scared to death and doing your job anyway.” We all know what happened next, we saw the images live as the buildings collapsed into rubble, taking the innocent down with it. Today many don’t want to see these images, they recoil in horror at the very mention of the event, and they bury their heads in the sands of fear and cowardice and attempt to explain it as tolerance and understanding. Real evil exists, and it showed itself that day.
What a dishonor they do to the brave heroes who climbed those stairs into the darkness. It is for these men and women that we stand for the National Anthem. It is for these men and women that we fly the Stars and Stripes. It is for these men and women, and many more throughout the years who gave their last full measure; that we pray for real peace among men. Never forget.
