This episode follows a hectic stretch of emergency dispatch audio, featuring repeated 10-code chatter and rapid exchanges between regional units. Calls range from impaired or erratic commercial drivers and multi-vehicle accidents to medical traumas, fire alarms, and jail transports across multiple counties.

Listeners get a snapshot of interagency coordination, moment-to-moment decision-making, and the constant flow of updates as officers and responders manage incidents on highways, at lakes, and in towns — all while juggling citations, patient care, and logistics.

Live scanner traffic documents the St. Libory, Nebraska tornado on May 17, 2026, with eyewitness reports, heavy rain, flooded roads, and downed power lines.

Responders report multiple damaged homes at 7th and Denton, two people trapped in a basement, and ongoing rescue efforts as Howard County units navigate hazardous conditions.

This replay captures the storm's impact on St. Paul and nearby areas and the emergency response that followed.

Dispatch reports a possible BB gun injury to a woman near 3001–3002 Avenue I at the Scottsbluff Shortstop. Initial calls indicate the woman may have been shot with a BB gun, but further investigation determined it was actually a loaded shotgun that was accidentally discharged by a dog.

Ambulances were cancelled on scene by Scottsbluff Fire. Injuries were minor and the patient was reportedly transported to Regional West Medical Center by family.

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(MINATARE, Neb.) -- Officers attempted a traffic stop on a Charger after receiving a report of shots fired from the road or vehicle. Traffic indicated a possible AR-15.

A high speed pursuit ensued with the vehicle to Stonegate Road passing County Road N, north of Minatare. Multiple State Patrol units responded with assistance.

Units on scene reported codes and status updates as teams moved in to secure the area and provide support. One male was arrested and taken to County Jail.

(EDMOND, Okla.) -- A chaotic mass shooting at a pavilion near Spring Lake Park results in multiple gunshot victims. Emergency responders coordinate large-scale medical and law enforcement responses, hospitals and nearby businesses go into lockdown, and officers search for suspect vehicles described as a black Tahoe and a red car.

(LUSK, Wyo.) -- AirLink at Regional West was called for a motor vehicle accident near Lusk, Wyoming late Friday night, May 1, 2026. Scanner traffic indicated a fatally serious accident with one patient being transported to the hospital.

[SCANNER TRAFFIC]

Regional West ER, this is AirLink One. We are twenty minutes out with a cold offload coming to you with a 40-year-old trauma patient involved in a T-bone type accident at highway speeds. The vehicle struck the bed of a semi-truck; three occupants were DOA on scene. The patient was extricated, awake and oriented, C-spine cleared, and head CT negative.

Vitals: HR 80, BP 100/66, RR 14, SpO2 99% on 2 L O2. Injuries include left hip fracture, left orbital blowout, small right pneumothorax in the lower lobe, and left rib fractures. Diverting from MCR with ETA ~20 minutes; please activate full trauma team.

Please pray for this devastating accident and everyone involved.

Other Scanner Traffic indicated a dog bite in Gering and a Vehicle vs Building crash into Essential Fuels on the South Beltline in Scottsbluff.

(WILDCAT HILLS) -- A serious ATV rollover accident occurred this morning, April 25, around 11:00 am near the County line. Air Link at Regional West was unable to fly due to weather. One male was transported via ground ambulance to Regional West Medical Center.

Dispatch audio captures the response to a UTV rollover on Highway 71 near the Wildcat Hills and Banner/Scotts Bluff county line. Multiple regional units coordinate after reports of a male rider found unresponsive with head injuries and heavy bleeding.

Emergency crews arrive on scene, stabilize and evaluate the patient, and prepare for transport to a nearby hospital while managing traffic and scene safety.

This episode is a rapid-fire dispatch transcript covering multiple highway incidents across several routes, including traffic stops, wildlife and cattle crossing reports, and commercial trucks being placed out of service.

Notable items include a report of a person possibly being held against their will with a family member, officers escorting disabled vehicles, numerous plate and vehicle descriptions, and ongoing citations and monitoring at specific mile markers.

Dispatch log covering multiple calls: traffic stops, citations, an arrest for DUI, vehicle issues left roadside, and coordination with regional units. Medical and assault responses, air and ground units returning to service, and several highway reports including cattle on the road and erratic drivers.

(PANHANDLE OF NEBRASKA) -- This episode follows a hectic stretch of emergency dispatch activity centered around North Platte Dispatch, featuring medical emergencies, vehicle incidents, VIN and DOT checks, tow requests, and airlift coordination in the Panhandle of Nebraska and portions of Central Nebraska. The Nebraska State Patrol Troop E covers everything from North Platte, Nebraska to the west.

Multiple agencies respond in real time to falls, chest pains, crashes, utility hazards, fire alarms, and a few unusual calls, highlighting the challenges of coordinating public safety across regions.