Yesterday around noon, scanner traffic indicated a call in Gering with a 60's year old gentleman suffering a gunshot wound, reportedly self-inflicted, to the chest.

[Update on that gunshot wound, we have a 66 year old male, full code, gave a total of five rounds of epi, just gave 50 of bicarb, got him on fluids, running, does have a gunshot wound to his right side lower chest. Did do a finger thoracotomy on that side. Do have an eight millimeter, an eight tube, 802 going, ventilations right now. Still silent. We'll have an update on arrival. We'll be there in about six.]

We continue to pray for the gentleman as well as our first responders.

On Monday after 2 p.m., a rollover accident in Scottsbluff occurred. Scanner traffic indicated a vehicle accident at 21st and South Beltline Highway. Scanner insiders captured a photo, which could be found on our Facebook page. Our prayers for everyone involved. No further information was available at the time.

The Scottsbluff Police Department has put out an updated press release on the accident Friday night involving the pedestrian fatality. As always, in every case, we want to remind everyone that those who could be or have been charged are innocent until proven guilty. At this point, no one has been charged.

Meanwhile, there should not be any hateful or hurtful messages floating around. We understand the young man is remorseful and wants to apologize to the family. It sounds like he very well understands the impact of the incident and is ready to face the consequences in a court of law if he is charged.

Let's all have some respect and courtesy and let law enforcement sort things out. Special thanks to the Scottsbluff Police Department for putting out the additional press release.

That's going to do it for today's Scanner News. Thanks again for listening and may God bless. I'm Brian Hale.

It's Friday and the Sunday Scanner is coming together nicely. The week's recap of the news stories around the Panhandle, all in the Sunday Scanner. You can get it by email for free by subscribing on panhandlescanner.com. Just click on the news page. You can also view our online flip books or in a high-resolution CMYK printable PDF format, all on panhandlescanner.com.

You'll see lots of news stories being put up every day, like the replica handgun that landed a man in court for a Scottsbluff fella in a traffic stop with a spirited twist. Over a thousand people read that article already.

Two men from Scottsbluff faced charges after a traffic stop revealed meth, drug paraphernalia, and open alcohol containers.

And here's another story.

Our knight in orange armor. A Morrill man received a time-served sentence after pleading no contest to an amended assault charge for threatening an officer.

Or the moral man who was bound over to district court after a traffic stop revealed a revoked license and a high blood alcohol content. Another unlicensed drunk driver.

And the woman pushed from the truck, but the man pleads not guilty. In a statement, the man said, I pushed her from the truck, but in court he said, I'm not guilty.

Get that story and more all on panhandlescanner.com. Click on the news tab and subscribe to the Sunday Scanner or follow our Facebook page daily. And don't forget our very popular public record every Monday through Friday when available. All on panhandlescanner.com, on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, threads, and now TikTok.

Just search for panhandlescanner. That's gonna do it for today's Scanner News. Thanks again for listening and may God bless.

I'm Brian Hale.

Have you heard about the Leaf Legacy Project from Terrytown, Nebraska? The city is preparing to begin work on the Leaf Legacy Project, funded through the Urban and Community Forestry Grant by Plant Nebraska and the USDA Forest Service. The first phase of the project will focus on Terry's Lake. The city will be seeking bids for tree pruning, tree removal and stump grinding, and tree planting. Contractors may submit bids for one or more of these activities. Mandatory pre-bid tour will be held at 10 a.m. on October 9th. Contractors must attend the tour to be eligible to submit a bid. The group will meet at the southeast entrance of Terry's Lake off Martha Road.

In a recent court case reported on by our courthouse reporter Raul Fernandez, a Terrytown man pled guilty Monday to three misdemeanor charges stemming from a September incident involving the alleged violation of a domestic abuse protection order. Nicholas Salazar, 24, of Scotts Bluff appeared by video on the 5th before District Judge Leo Dobrovolny. A fourth count of public indecency, indecent exposure, a Class 2 misdemeanor, was dismissed. According to an affidavit of probable cause, officers responded to the residence around 11.03 p.m. after receiving a call from a protected party.

The reporting party told law enforcement that Salazar had repeatedly called her phone despite an active protection order. She also reported that Salazar later arrived at the residence, knocked on the door, and urinated on the front door, doorstep, and inside the residence.

Police reviewed security camera footage and Salazar was arrested without further incident. Find that story on our news page. That's going to do it for today's scanner news.

Our Courthouse Reporter, Raul Fernandez, has been extremely busy providing follow-up stories from the courthouse in Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska.

Be sure to visit our news page at diggingdeeper.net Of course, you can access that from panhandlescanner.com by clicking on the news tab. Those stories that Raul has published are now available. Some of them include, The Reckless Driving Leads to DUI and a Drug Arrest. That was in Grant County.

Panhandle Scanner covers all 11 counties in the panhandle, and sometimes we reach out to the outer edges and cover news from places like Gordon, Valentine, Hyannis, Ashby, and Ogallala, and the entire panhandle, like this one. A Scottsbluff man has reached a plea agreement in a domestic violence case, including assault, child abuse, and terroristic threats.

And the story on a Scottsbluff man who faces multiple felony charges after an August incident allegedly involved assaults and threats against first responders and hospital staff. That story's there on our news page, as well as, The Theft Suspicion Leads to Drug Charges for a Carney Man. Yes, we cover news throughout the panhandle and the state of Nebraska.

If you're interested in central and eastern Nebraska news, be sure to follow Greater Nebraska Scanner. And of course, for everything in the panhandle, follow PanhandleScanner.com and Panhandle Scanner on Facebook. For these stories and more, be sure to visit our news page at that website, PanhandleScanner.com, or our Facebook page by the same name.

And of course, our daily public record, Monday through Friday, whenever available. That's going to do it for today's Scanner News. Thanks again for listening, and may God bless.