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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