Amherst · I-990 westbound at Millersport

Motorcyclist Knocked Down on the 990 Westbound at Millersport; a Suburban With Four Injured Occupants in the Same Wreck

Just before 14:01, an Amherst officer called the trunk with the phrasing that gets every car pointed the same way: “the motorcyclist that got knocked down”. Dispatch echoed it as a scene at 290 westbound at Millersport, and the officer clarified within seconds that the motorcyclist had been struck slightly east of the exit itself — “he's on the 290 westbound at Millersport”. Amherst PD went talk-alert at 14:03 and ordered all cars in on the 290 westbound from the Sheridan entrance, because the westbound direction meant no help from behind.

Amherst Fire Dispatch confirmed the run at 14:03 with the motorcyclist conscious and alert, no known extent of injuries, and Twin City rolling as the private ambulance. A minute later PD radioed in the count that made the call bigger: a passenger vehicle (heard on the trunk as a Suburban, with the transcript mangling the word) also involved with four occupants injured. Eggertsville 9-2 was assigned to the medical side, and one patient was under evaluation by 14:11.

The motorcycle came back on an Ontario registration — the driver, Charles Edwards, had crossed the Peace Bridge earlier in the day — and PD ordered the bike towed at 14:09. Civilians on scene had started directing traffic before enough units arrived to push them back; by 14:13 a supervisor had the westbound lanes squeezed down to a single lane through the accident. The scene cleared through mid-afternoon with the sole publicly-audible patient a sign-off from Twin City.

Amherst · 147 Princeton Avenue, Apt 3

Amherst PD Toned Out to a Princeton Avenue Domestic Where the Male Half Has a History of Jumping Out the Window

The morning’s first big Amherst PD call landed at 147 Princeton Avenue[*], apartment 3 at 08:07 — the male half was reportedly on scene, the female half was said to be on foot in the area, and dispatch was briefing the primary unit that the complainant wanted her keys and the male removed. The screen already carried a warning on the address for the female complainant, “she has fought with us in the past”, and the responding officer offered the shift the flag that PD flag calls with when it matters: “looks like the last two times we dealt with a male half, he had jumped out the window and fled”.

The complainant was identified on the trunk as Martesha Randall, and PD walked her back into the apartment with cover a few minutes after 08:57. The apartment cleared: no male half on scene, but the officer inside reported three children in the apartment and dispatch flagged “mental health history from this address” at that address. PD gave a physical description of a person of interest — a female born in 2008, roughly 5-foot-2 with tattoos on the forearm and face — and put out that she might be in a silver Impala parked out front.

By 09:04 the call had settled with reports on file and no charges audible on the air. Amherst PD also handled a second, separate return to the same 100 block over the next couple of hours: a Cadillac reported abandoned overnight at 235 Allenhurst Road[*] just up the street, followed at 10:38 by a “second call, same nature, for 225” at 225 Allenhurst Road[*] and the officer’s dry accounting a few minutes later that “all three calls on Allenhurst, screens updated, reports on file”. The trunk moved on; nothing more escalated on the air.

Snyder · 203 South Union at Walnut Grove Apartments

Snyder Fire Rolls to a Carbon-Monoxide Detector at Walnut Grove; Occupant Out of the Apartment, No Symptoms

Amherst Fire Dispatch put Snyder Fire on a CO detector activation at 203 South Union Road[*], Apartment C at the Walnut Grove Apartments between Union Place and the Village Line at 09:40. The dispatcher gave the standard qualifier the panel reports so responding crews know what they’re walking into: “carbon monoxide detector activation without symptoms”.

A firefighter on scene by 09:54 already had the resident out of the apartment: “occupant out of the apartment, no symptoms whatsoever, waiting for us to show up with the meter”, the crew reported — the standard Snyder posture on these is get the occupant to the hallway, then meter the space. Dispatch cleared the second alarm-panel time-out at 09:48 and closed the incident once meter checks came in negative. A separate Amherst PD welfare check at nearby 193 South Union Road[*] at 10:01 for a confused adult was unrelated.

Snyder · Bernhardt Drive and Kings Highway

Snyder Fire Sent to a 74-Year-Old Bicyclist Struck by a Vehicle at Bernhardt and Kings Highway, Minor Injuries

At 10:50, an Amherst Fire dispatcher called the intersection: “report of a 74-year-old male bicyclist, truck, has minor injuries”. The narrative on the trunk landed as a pedestrian-versus-vehicle at the corner of Bernhardt Drive[*] and Kings Highway[*], with dispatch calling it a bicyclist struck by a vehicle. Snyder 501 responded, joined by Snyder 5 and Snyder 9, and the patient was managed on scene with no request for extrication or a second ambulance. The call cleared without escalation.

Amherst · 1575 Niagara Falls Boulevard (Target)

Chihuahua Reported “In Distress” Inside a Black Sedan Behind Target on the Boulevard, Windows Cracked

A call worked its way onto the trunk at 13:36 with the kind of specificity that suggests a caller who takes small dogs seriously: “Target 1575 Niagara Falls Boulevard, near Bath and Body by the cart corral — looking for a black high-end sedan, a Chihuahua inside appears to be in distress, windows cracked, vehicle’s off”. The dispatcher acknowledged it as important; no follow-up on-air about whether Store Security beat PD to the car, whether the owner turned up mid-shop, or the eventual fate of one small dog on what was a mostly-sunny 74-degree Sunday afternoon.

Amherst · custody exchange

Custody Exchange Escalates Into a Spitting Incident; Officer Requests Cover “As Soon as I Have One”

The line every parent hopes never touches their weekend: “originally, two parties were there to do a custody exchange — it escalated, one party spit on the other, I’ll get you a cover as soon as I have one”. An Amherst officer put the summary out at 10:57 and asked for backup at the earliest opportunity. No location came clean on the trunk; the paperwork side ran through the rest of the hour, and PD closed it out with no arrests audible on the air.

Amherst · the compliance department

Elderly Woman Pushes Into the Compliance Department Believing It Was Her Own

A perfect one-line dispatch call at 13:16: “there’s an elderly female that pushed her way into the compliance department thinking that it was her own”. No further location on the trunk, no follow-up. Whatever the compliance department was, it now has one more compliance question to work through.

Williamsville · Main Street outside Ed Young

Amherst PD Tracks a Woman “Appears to Be Under the Influence” Walking East on Main From Ed Young Nissan Toward Garrison Park

A patrol officer put out a description at 13:04 of a woman in the area of 5630 Main Street — the Ed Young Nissan lot in Williamsville village — who “an Asian female, blonde hair, black dress, appears to be under the influence”. Over the next four minutes the officer followed her east: passing North Ellicott by 13:07, then out at 5752 Main just west of Garrison Road by 13:08, where a second unit backed the stop up. The trunk did not carry a disposition on the air, and the officer moved on to the next call.

Niagara Falls · lost-and-found

Embassy Control to Lost-and-Found: A Lady Believes She May Have Lost Her Passport at the Hotel — in April

The Embassy Suites Niagara Falls control channel put a tidy little request out on the shuttle trunk at 13:14: “can you go down to lost and found? I have a lady who thinks she might have lost her passport from April”. Whatever the outcome, three months is a long time to be missing a passport and then decide to check the last hotel first.

Lancaster · 4845 Transit Road, Parkway Apartments

Reported Stove Fire at the Parkway Apartments on Transit Road Pulls Lancaster Fire

Lancaster Fire District 1 toned a stove fire on the air at 12:57 at the Parkway Apartments, 4845 Transit Road, Apartment B-as-in-Boy 9. A working stove fire in a garden-apartment kitchen typically stays contained inside the unit — the trunk went quiet in the minutes after the initial page with no request for tanker support or a second alarm, consistent with a run that landed as a small food-on-the-stove or kitchen-appliance job, not a working structure fire.

Buffalo · South Park

Buffalo Fire Dispatched to a Psych Patient on South Park Threatening Self-Harm

BFD Ch1 put a call out at 14:00 for a South Park run flagged “South Park, zero-violence, psych patient, wants to commit suicide”. Dispatch requested a following-service unit at 14:02; the call cleared to routine mental-hygiene handling without further escalation on the air.

Wheatfield · 1939 Fashion Outlets Blvd

Fire Alarm Activation at the Fashion Outlets in Niagara — Zone 20, No Store Name Indicated

Niagara County Fire Control repeated the page for Niagara Active Hose at 09:21: fire alarm activation, 1939 Fashion Outlets Boulevard, coming in as a zone 20 and zone 0 hit with no store name indicated and no further location information available. Standard mall-alarm routing; nothing more from the panel or the crews audible on the trunk.