Surprisingly few vehicle crashes considering the sleet-storm overnight- but there were some incidents- chiefly a shooting homicide in central Lee's Summit MO...
The shooting was dispatched to LSPD and LSFD employees at 2:02 am Saturday morning for the 600 block of Northeast Meadow Lane.
A female across-the-street neighbor is said to have called the police screaming and saying a man was shot at the incident address.
Police arrived by 2:08 am- a man surrenders to officers and find the victim- a male in his 30's.
EMS is sent in- the paramedic announces the victim is "Code Blue" or not breathing at 2:12 am- but not until around 2:25 am was the victim transported to a nearby hospital.
That hospital- not recognized as a medical trauma center- is where the victim died.
The surrendering man is in custody and charges await him.
Independence MO police are investigating an incident of unknown nature that caused serious to critical injuries to a male in the area of 40th Street and Milton.
The injured man reportedly "covered in blood" was reported in the 16300 block of East 40th Street South at 3:25 am. and he ended up at an eastern Metro KC medical trauma center.
A number of fires overnight...
Minor damage and no injuries were reported in a Shawnee KS house fire in the 5500 block of Barton Lane at 1:28 am Saturday morning.
KC-MO crews had a "worker" in the 3200 block of College at 3:16 am..
No one was home- but the lived-in 2-story house had considerable damage when the fire was reported under control at 3:28 am..
Northland KC-MO fire companies were bunked-out at 5:58 am to respond to a house fire in the 7100 block of North Winchester.
It was reported an "off-duty EMS" person called in the fire- and a 2nd "off-duty firefighter" had also arrived there before the first unit arrived.
The two tended to a 53-year-old male resident who suffered what paramedics would describe as "considerable smoke inhalation."
He would later be taken to a Northland medical trauma center in fair condition.
The fire was under control exactly 20 minutes after the alarm was dispatched- but the house was rendered at least temporarily unlivable for the other of the two adult occupants.
Eastside KC-MO companies rolled at 6:27 am to a house fire in the 1800 block of Hardesty.
Smoke was showing from that 2-story house- and that fire was knocked out by 6:33 am..
No one hurt- the suspicious cause being investigated.
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Saturday, February 01, 2014
Friday, January 31, 2014
CSW BREAKING: KC-MO Police Closing Missouri-150 Between Holmes and I-49/U.S. 71
The reason is "an icy roadway" and "gridlock" after several vehicles have spun off the road between those two locations- according to KC-MO South-Zone police radio.
Further snow with possible sleet and/or freezing rain expected in Metro KC through midday Saturday.
Further snow with possible sleet and/or freezing rain expected in Metro KC through midday Saturday.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Metro KC Overnight News for Saturday-Sunday Jan. 25-26, 2014
Three shooting scenes in Kansas City MO Sunday morning left one dead- another with critical injuries- and two others with recoverable wounds...
East-Zone Patrol police responded to a report of shots fired at 1:20 am to a nightclub at 39th Street and Jackson on the city's East Side.
Police didn't locate the victim- who was already enroute to a hospital in a friend's vehicle.
Police learned the male victim had been shot twice in the stomach- and was in critical condition.
Broadcast suspect info was "a light-skinned black male who left" the scene in a "2004 white Chevy Impala.
Two men in their early 30's were shot in a leg around 2:30 am in the 1800 block of Vine in KC-MO's Jazz District.
The men were shot at or near a nightclub- and police questioned patrons about the incident with few results.
While KC-MO Police were sorting out the details of the prior two shootings- another victim- a male- is brought to the emergency room of Truman Med Center downtown around 3:30 am.
After awhile- police determine this victim was shot outside a nightclub very near the Power and Light District in the 1500 block of McGee by unknown suspect or suspects.
This victim died at Truman of his wounds.
As the big citys' violence was being attended to- seven companies of Raytown and KC-MO firefighters were battling a house fire at 67th Street and Ralston..
A family dog was killed in the 2:14 am fire that was believed to have started in the home's kitchen.
There were no human injuries- and the house was virtually destroyed.
East-Zone Patrol police responded to a report of shots fired at 1:20 am to a nightclub at 39th Street and Jackson on the city's East Side.
Police didn't locate the victim- who was already enroute to a hospital in a friend's vehicle.
Police learned the male victim had been shot twice in the stomach- and was in critical condition.
Broadcast suspect info was "a light-skinned black male who left" the scene in a "2004 white Chevy Impala.
Two men in their early 30's were shot in a leg around 2:30 am in the 1800 block of Vine in KC-MO's Jazz District.
The men were shot at or near a nightclub- and police questioned patrons about the incident with few results.
While KC-MO Police were sorting out the details of the prior two shootings- another victim- a male- is brought to the emergency room of Truman Med Center downtown around 3:30 am.
After awhile- police determine this victim was shot outside a nightclub very near the Power and Light District in the 1500 block of McGee by unknown suspect or suspects.
This victim died at Truman of his wounds.
As the big citys' violence was being attended to- seven companies of Raytown and KC-MO firefighters were battling a house fire at 67th Street and Ralston..
A family dog was killed in the 2:14 am fire that was believed to have started in the home's kitchen.
There were no human injuries- and the house was virtually destroyed.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Metro KC Overnight News for Friday-Saturday- Jan. 24-25, 2014
As usual during the cold months- not a whole lot of calls- but there were some 'headliners:'
A two-vehicle crash in western KC-KS...
It happened around 11:40 pm Friday night on North 78th Street near Armstrong Avenue.
A fire department extrication of at least one of the 4 injured persons was performed.
Two serious to critically-injured males were taken by EMS to KU Med Center.
One was reported to be 18-years-old- the other an "approximately 20-year-old."
Two of the injured were also taken to Overland Park Regional Med Center.
Their conditions- and the cause of the crash- was unknown as of this writing.
A house fire in KC-MO's Platte county Northland...
The alarm notifying five KCFD companies was dispatched at 11:52 pm Friday night and they were sent to 8650 North Oregon.
As several companies ask the dispatcher where the address is located (hmmm)- a Platte county sheriff's deputy arrives at the house and confirms a fire in progress.
The fire is showing from the rear of the structure- when FD arrives they report the occupants outside and uninjured and asks for more help to fight the fire.
As 3 more fire companies are enroute- firefighters try to keep the flames- driven by gusty southwest winds- off of a neighboring house at 8646 N. Oregon.
That house suffers some damage- but the house where the fire began is heavily-damaged.
The fire's declared under control at 12:29 am Saturday morning.
No one is hurt- and a fire investigation was conducted.
Police from several agencies gathered around 163rd Street and Ward Road in extreme northern Cass county MO just before 1:45 am Saturday to search for a male who reportedly fired a gun.
The suspect had left a nearby residence on foot with "a long-gun- possibly an AK-47-" and the male reportedly fired a shot in the air as he walked away.
The cops gathered in the area looking for him- and a KC-MO Police helicopter was even sent to assist.
The KCPD chopper thinks they spot the man hiding near a mobile home at 163rd St and Jerry just before 2 am- but my attention is drawn to the next story...
KC-MO Police are chasing a "dark-colored Jeep with unknown (number of) suspects of an armed robbery" at 1:55 am..
At that time- the chase is going northbound on Prospect approaching 39th Street- speeds reported by PD of "80 MPH."
The chase continues north on Prospect to 35th Street- then generally east in zig-zag fashion for a couple of miles as speeds continue to be reported as 60 mph or greater.
At 2:01 am- the suspects lost control of the Jeep as it rolls on it's side on 40th Street near Topping Avenue.
Police surround the vehicle waiting for the suspects to emerge- which they do at 2:05 am and "3" are taken into custody.
The fire department and EMS are summoned (they respond to a wrong dispatched address of "5724 Topping" instead of the correct "5724 East 40th St..") and those agencies make it on-scene about 20 minutes later (one of the suspects has "back pain").
The last noteworthy incident is a house fire at Lake Louisburg in Miami county KS...
Louisburg firefighters get the alarm at 2:16 am and are sent to "307 Shoreline Drive" where a fireplace fire has filled the house with smoke.
Fire crews from Osawatomie and southern Johnson county respond as "an active flue fire" is reported by arriving crews.
This fire is finally declared "under control" at 3:12 am.
There are no reports of anyone hurt nor the extent of damage from the fire.
We'll see how the Saturday night- Sunday morning watch pans out.
A two-vehicle crash in western KC-KS...
It happened around 11:40 pm Friday night on North 78th Street near Armstrong Avenue.
A fire department extrication of at least one of the 4 injured persons was performed.
Two serious to critically-injured males were taken by EMS to KU Med Center.
One was reported to be 18-years-old- the other an "approximately 20-year-old."
Two of the injured were also taken to Overland Park Regional Med Center.
Their conditions- and the cause of the crash- was unknown as of this writing.
A house fire in KC-MO's Platte county Northland...
The alarm notifying five KCFD companies was dispatched at 11:52 pm Friday night and they were sent to 8650 North Oregon.
As several companies ask the dispatcher where the address is located (hmmm)- a Platte county sheriff's deputy arrives at the house and confirms a fire in progress.
The fire is showing from the rear of the structure- when FD arrives they report the occupants outside and uninjured and asks for more help to fight the fire.
As 3 more fire companies are enroute- firefighters try to keep the flames- driven by gusty southwest winds- off of a neighboring house at 8646 N. Oregon.
That house suffers some damage- but the house where the fire began is heavily-damaged.
The fire's declared under control at 12:29 am Saturday morning.
No one is hurt- and a fire investigation was conducted.
Police from several agencies gathered around 163rd Street and Ward Road in extreme northern Cass county MO just before 1:45 am Saturday to search for a male who reportedly fired a gun.
The suspect had left a nearby residence on foot with "a long-gun- possibly an AK-47-" and the male reportedly fired a shot in the air as he walked away.
The cops gathered in the area looking for him- and a KC-MO Police helicopter was even sent to assist.
The KCPD chopper thinks they spot the man hiding near a mobile home at 163rd St and Jerry just before 2 am- but my attention is drawn to the next story...
KC-MO Police are chasing a "dark-colored Jeep with unknown (number of) suspects of an armed robbery" at 1:55 am..
At that time- the chase is going northbound on Prospect approaching 39th Street- speeds reported by PD of "80 MPH."
The chase continues north on Prospect to 35th Street- then generally east in zig-zag fashion for a couple of miles as speeds continue to be reported as 60 mph or greater.
At 2:01 am- the suspects lost control of the Jeep as it rolls on it's side on 40th Street near Topping Avenue.
Police surround the vehicle waiting for the suspects to emerge- which they do at 2:05 am and "3" are taken into custody.
The fire department and EMS are summoned (they respond to a wrong dispatched address of "5724 Topping" instead of the correct "5724 East 40th St..") and those agencies make it on-scene about 20 minutes later (one of the suspects has "back pain").
The last noteworthy incident is a house fire at Lake Louisburg in Miami county KS...
Louisburg firefighters get the alarm at 2:16 am and are sent to "307 Shoreline Drive" where a fireplace fire has filled the house with smoke.
Fire crews from Osawatomie and southern Johnson county respond as "an active flue fire" is reported by arriving crews.
This fire is finally declared "under control" at 3:12 am.
There are no reports of anyone hurt nor the extent of damage from the fire.
We'll see how the Saturday night- Sunday morning watch pans out.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Two Dead- 3 Injured in Early Weekend Shootings
Two men died in Kansas City KS in 2 different shooting scenes...
The first was around 9 pm Friday night in the 2500 block of Minnesota.
Near there- KCK Police found a car containing a 19-year-old male who was dead of a gunshot wound.
Then around 1:15 am Saturday morning- emergency services were called to the 1900 block of North 5th Street.
There police found a man in his 40's who had been shot in the head.
EMS transported the gravely-injured man to a hospital- where he died of his wound.
Authorities were seeking three black male suspects in this shooting.
In Kansas City MO- East Zone police officers- fire and EMS were called to the 2800 block of East 11th Street around 3 am Saturday morning on a reported shooting.
No victims were found at the 11th Street house- but 3 shooting victims had arrived by private vehicle at Truman Medical Center on Hospital Hill (TMC/West).
Police reported one of the victims had "critical injuries."
There was no suspect information of the KC-MO shooting.
The first was around 9 pm Friday night in the 2500 block of Minnesota.
Near there- KCK Police found a car containing a 19-year-old male who was dead of a gunshot wound.
Then around 1:15 am Saturday morning- emergency services were called to the 1900 block of North 5th Street.
There police found a man in his 40's who had been shot in the head.
EMS transported the gravely-injured man to a hospital- where he died of his wound.
Authorities were seeking three black male suspects in this shooting.
In Kansas City MO- East Zone police officers- fire and EMS were called to the 2800 block of East 11th Street around 3 am Saturday morning on a reported shooting.
No victims were found at the 11th Street house- but 3 shooting victims had arrived by private vehicle at Truman Medical Center on Hospital Hill (TMC/West).
Police reported one of the victims had "critical injuries."
There was no suspect information of the KC-MO shooting.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Three Teens Among 6 Injured in Overnight Shootings
The two shootings early Sunday morning were in Kansas City KS and south Kansas City MO...
The KCK incident began just before 1 am at a dance at the National Guard Armory at 18th Street and Ridge Avenue..
Two carloads of mostly teens took off- one car containing three injured teens takes off toward the 1100 block of Ella.
The second vehicle is chased into KCM- where several are taken into custody around 3rd Street and Grand in the River Market area.
On Ella- 3 teen males are taken to a hospital- a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old have been shot- but their injuries are quite survivable.
The third male- also 16-years-old- was reportedly hurt by flying glass.
KCK Police had their hands full all morning with the expansive crime scene...
Then around 3:30 am- another shooting was reported in a house in the well-known Ruskin Heights subdivision.
Two of the people shot at the house took off- a 19-year-old male was found by emergency services about a block or two away.
The second departing victim- an unknown-age male- later arrived at a KC hospital.
A 23-year-old female who was shot in an arm was transported from the house where the shooting occurred.
Police were also investigating that incident.
The KCK incident began just before 1 am at a dance at the National Guard Armory at 18th Street and Ridge Avenue..
Two carloads of mostly teens took off- one car containing three injured teens takes off toward the 1100 block of Ella.
The second vehicle is chased into KCM- where several are taken into custody around 3rd Street and Grand in the River Market area.
On Ella- 3 teen males are taken to a hospital- a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old have been shot- but their injuries are quite survivable.
The third male- also 16-years-old- was reportedly hurt by flying glass.
KCK Police had their hands full all morning with the expansive crime scene...
Then around 3:30 am- another shooting was reported in a house in the well-known Ruskin Heights subdivision.
Two of the people shot at the house took off- a 19-year-old male was found by emergency services about a block or two away.
The second departing victim- an unknown-age male- later arrived at a KC hospital.
A 23-year-old female who was shot in an arm was transported from the house where the shooting occurred.
Police were also investigating that incident.
Saturday, January 04, 2014
CSW BREAKING: Male Found Inside Burning House in Old Northeast KC-MO
The dispatch was to five companies of the KC-MO Fire department at 7:08 am Saturday morning on a reported "building fire" in the 5800 block of East St. John Avenue.
When firefighters arrived less than three minutes later- they found smoke coming from a 1-story house (pictured here) in the 5700 block of St. John.
More than 10 minutes elapse before an interior fire crew found what is reported to be "a male" victim inside the burning house.
That victim was in critical condition and taken to an area medical trauma center where he later died.
The fire was reported under control at 7:27 am.
Thursday, January 02, 2014
CSW BREAKING: Fatality Fire in Belton MO
A fire in a Belton mobile home has reportedly killed the male occupant.
The incident was dispatched to Belton emergency services at 8:33 am Thursday morning to an address on Iris Lane in the Springdale Mobile Home park.
Minutes later the mobile home where the fire was reported is said to be "fully-engulfed."
The body of the trailer's lone occupant- reportedly a male in his 60's- was located inside the burned-out shell around 9:10 am..
An investigation is just beginning with more details and ident of the victim coming later....
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Early Sunday Morning Rolling Gun Battle in Grandview Leaves Motorist With Child "Badly Shaken"
Shootings are not like an imaginary 'boogie-man-' if you ignore them- they just won't go away.
Except for this blog- only one local 'mainstream' news media outlet- KMBC-9 News- reported all three of late Saturday's shootings in the southeast Kansas City-Raytown MO area that wounded at least nine people.
What happened in Grandview around 2:45 am Sunday morning will probably get the same local 'news' treatment...
According to a witness who reported to Grandview police- shots were fired between two vehicles- "an orange (colored) car and a black pickup" truck.
A car belonging to that witness was struck at least once by one of the flying bullets.
Fortunately- the woman or the 4-year-old child in her car wasn't hit.
A GPD officer sees the black pickup possibly involved in the incident around 2:55 am on Main Street east of I-49- and police end up chasing that suspected truck with "two occupants" into a southeast Kansas City MO neighborhood around East 90th Street and Kentucky.
The two people in the truck bailed out and ran- they hadn't been caught as of 3:30 am Sunday.
If Raytown and Grandview were threatened by a severe storm- you can bet the farm Kansas City's news media wouldn't ignore one second of Mother Nature's wrath.
Every citizen is just at risk with the random gun violence in the main Metro city and it's first-ring suburbs- and it's a story that needs to be told everytime it happens.
What happened in Grandview around 2:45 am Sunday morning will probably get the same local 'news' treatment...
According to a witness who reported to Grandview police- shots were fired between two vehicles- "an orange (colored) car and a black pickup" truck.
A car belonging to that witness was struck at least once by one of the flying bullets.
Fortunately- the woman or the 4-year-old child in her car wasn't hit.
A GPD officer sees the black pickup possibly involved in the incident around 2:55 am on Main Street east of I-49- and police end up chasing that suspected truck with "two occupants" into a southeast Kansas City MO neighborhood around East 90th Street and Kentucky.
The two people in the truck bailed out and ran- they hadn't been caught as of 3:30 am Sunday.
If Raytown and Grandview were threatened by a severe storm- you can bet the farm Kansas City's news media wouldn't ignore one second of Mother Nature's wrath.
Every citizen is just at risk with the random gun violence in the main Metro city and it's first-ring suburbs- and it's a story that needs to be told everytime it happens.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
At Least Eight Shot in a 3-Hour Span in Southeast KC- Raytown MO
One of the shot-up vehicles was found near 74th Street and McKinley in Kansas City.
Two people were reportedly shot- their conditions not known since I wasn't listening.
Both Blue Ridge and Gregory were closed by the Raytown police for several hours for the crime investigation...
Around 6:25 pm- a man was shot outside the McDonald's at 87th Street and Blue Ridge on the KC-MO side of the border of Raytown.
That victim- a male in his 40's- had two bullet wounds according to the EMS radio report I heard.
One GSW to the lower abdomen and another to a leg which struck the femoral artery.
His condition was serious.
The shooter reportedly left westbound on 87th Street in a silver-colored car police said...
Around 6:45 pm- more gunshots permeate the mild late December evening on Eastwood Trafficway west of I-435 in KC-MO..
It happened at or near the Church's Chicken place there- with bullet casings found next door at the Fast Stop convenience store.
At least one victim was confirmed by police with possibly another person shot as well (a 2nd EMS unit was dispatched for "a second victim" but it was our dinnertime).
A seriously-injured male was heard going emergency to a city medical trauma center.
Later media reports say as many as "6" people were hit by gunfire here- with the other victims showing up at area hospitals.
Some folks must have gotten some ammo for Christmas...
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