Williamsville & Amherst · Grover Cleveland · Pursuit

An Air-Supported Chase Along Grover Cleveland Ends in an Arrest

A wanted subject with multiple warrants failed to yield, drawing Cheektowaga and Amherst officers and air support before a low-speed chase ended in cuffs.

Yesterday evening, beginning about 7:45 PM, Cheektowaga and Amherst police worked a pursuit along 524 Grover Cleveland Highway, between Rosedale and Eggert, with air support overhead. The subject, wanted on multiple warrants, had failed to yield.

The chase stayed low-speed and ended with the subject apprehended. The thread cleared the channel by about 8:17 PM.

Cattaraugus County · Promise Land Road · Assault

A Woman Assaulted, and a Man Said to Threaten Her With a Gun on Promise Land Road

A third-party caller reported a female being assaulted and a male threatening to harm her with a firearm; deputies raced in overnight and worked to identify the pair.

Early this morning at about 1:25 AM, Cattaraugus County deputies were sent toward 1072 Promise Land Road after a third-party caller, not on scene, reported a female being assaulted. "Male has threatened to harm her with a firearm," the dispatcher relayed.

Deputies detoured units in as one worked its way over from Allegany. Dispatch named the male on the air as Alan Schultz and the female as Eloria Moran, and asked units to run both for warrants.

Aurora · Warner Golf Road · Fall From Horse

A Rider Thrown From a Horse Is Rushed With a Head Injury

A 21-year-old woman fell from a horse at Warner Golf Road with a head injury and uncontrolled bleeding, and was taken to Buffalo General.

Yesterday at about 9:00 PM, East Aurora and Hamburg fire crews responded to 10700 Warner Golf Road for a 21-year-old woman who had fallen from a horse, suffering a head injury with uncontrolled bleeding.

She was transported to Buffalo General. Further details were not stated on the air.

Jamestown · North Main Street · Missing Teens

Two Teens Vanish From a North Main Store in an Unknown Vehicle

Jamestown police put out a call for a 14-year-old girl and a 16-year-old last seen leaving a North Main convenience store, headed north.

Yesterday at about 10:06 PM, Jamestown police reported two missing juveniles — a 14-year-old female and a 16-year-old — from the 7-Eleven on North Main Street. The pair were said to have left northbound in an unknown vehicle about 9:40 PM.

The vehicle and destination were not known as the call went out. Officers worked to locate them.

Cattaraugus County · I-86 Red House · Pursuit

A Flashlight-Waving Man on the I-86 Median Sparks an Overnight Pursuit

Cattaraugus deputies found a male on the median with a flashlight near mile marker 54 in the Red House area, and a pursuit was initiated.

Overnight, at about 12:10 AM, Cattaraugus County deputies reported a male standing on the median of I-86 with a flashlight in the Red House area, near mile marker 54 westbound. A pursuit was initiated.

The resolution was not detailed further on the air as the thread moved off the dispatch channel.

West Seneca · Union Road · Child in Danger

A Passenger Reports an Infant Partway Out a Car Window, and Units Race to Find It

A female passenger called to report she had an infant on her lap that was partially out the window of a black Hyundai; West Seneca units swept the area toward Union.

Yesterday at about 7:31 PM, West Seneca police fielded an alarming call: a female passenger reported she had an infant on her lap that was partially out the window of a black Hyundai driven by a male, headed toward Union Road. Units were told to check east and west for the vehicle.

Officers moved into the area to locate the car. What they found was not stated further on the air.

Jamestown · Courtesy Loop

How Are You? No, How Are YOU? A Jamestown Radio Loop Refuses to End

Amid the routine chatter, the channel dissolved into an unhurried volley of genuine pleasantries.

Yesterday at 3:29 PM, the Jamestown PD dispatch channel briefly forgot it was a police radio. "Good day, sir." "Good day." "How are you?" "Very well." "How are you doing, sir?" "I'm doing pretty good." Around and around it went for the better part of a minute — very well, doing great, yeah, good — a warm, wholly sincere courtesy loop that ended, fittingly, on someone allowing they'd "been watching the news lately."

Cheektowaga · Genesee Street · Cab Fare

Send a Cab — and Yes, He's Got Cash

Dispatch arranged a ride for a patient on Genesee Street, with the crucial detail attached.

Yesterday at 8:00 PM, Lancaster dispatch worked out transportation for a patient at 4600 Genesee Street in Cheektowaga. "Can you send a cab to this location?" the request went. "He's got cash." A rare radio call that resolves the fare question before the cab even rolls.

Thruway · Exit 57A · Loose Dog

A Large Black Dog Takes the Thruway Shoulder, No Further Information

State units were pointed toward Exit 57A for a pedestrian of the four-legged variety.

Yesterday at 5:00 PM, Thruway dispatch sent units toward Exit 57A eastbound for a report of "a large black dog walking on the right shoulder, no further information." The dog offered no comment; the record simply notes it was there.

Cheektowaga · Pirate's Terrace · Rooftop Riddle

Two Men on the Roof of a Plateless Silverado Puzzle a Passerby

An untagged pickup, two riders perched up top, and a call to Cheektowaga PD to sort it out.

Yesterday at about 10:24 PM, a caller flagged a silver Silverado near Pirate's Terrace with two men up on the roof and no license plate. Cheektowaga police were sent to make sense of the untagged pickup and its rooftop occupants.

Lackawanna · Center · Premise Check

All Quiet at the Mysteriously Named Slash Pad

A Lackawanna premise check came back in order at a location whose name raises more questions than it answers.

Yesterday at about 10:03 PM, a Lackawanna officer cleared a routine premise check on center with a tidy sign-off: "Premises check of the slash pad on center. All appears in order." Whatever the slash pad is, it was — reassuringly — fine.

Buffalo · 77th Street

Buffalo Man's Third Ambulance Call of the Night Brings Crew Back With Breathing Trouble

Yesterday at 10:24 PM, AMR South EMS sent Unit 269 hot to 130 77th Street for a 43-year-old man now having difficulty breathing — the third return call of the night to the same address. Dispatchers confirmed the crew would call ahead before arriving.

Jamestown · Forest Avenue

Text to Crisis Line Sends Jamestown Police to Forest Avenue Amid Threat to Burn Down House

Yesterday at 5:34 PM, Jamestown police were sent to 254 Forest Avenue on a Priority 1 well-being check after dispatch relayed that a woman identified on the radio as Ariana Warren had texted a mobile crisis line stating “her father was starting to burn the house down”. Units were assigned to the address within the minute; no further updates on the family's safety were broadcast during the window monitored.

Freedom · Scotch Road

Cattaraugus Domestic 'Ramps Back Up' Overnight as Suspect Returns, Busts Window

Overnight, around 4:12 AM, Cattaraugus County sheriff's deputies were sent back to 11219 Scotch Road in the Town of Freedom after a domestic dispute an earlier unit had responded to flared back up, with dispatch reporting that a man identified on the radio as Cameron Klink had returned to the address and broken out a window. A follow-up transmission from a Little Valley unit clarified that at the earlier call to the same residence, the other party had already left before deputies arrived and no charges had been filed.

Dunkirk · Aceville Estate

Unknown Man Walks Into Aceville Estate Home, Threatens Woman Before Dawn

Dunkirk police dispatch relayed a report just after 6:08 AM that an unknown man had walked into a woman's home at Aceville Estate and threatened her. The dispatcher indicated, based on the radio traffic, that the woman was not doing well and that other residents were on the property, though no description of the man or further details were broadcast. No arrest was reported over the air before the channel moved on to other traffic.

Cattaraugus County · Route 417

Commercial Burglary Reported Overnight at Route 417 Community Bank

Cattaraugus County sheriff's dispatch sent Unit 8-2 to a Community Bank branch at 3074 Route 417 around 6:14 AM after a commercial burglary was reported at the location. The unit acknowledged the call but told dispatch it would need to refuel before responding. No details on entry, loss, or suspects were broadcast.