Scream, not the movie, 5/30/11 Officers responded to a report of someone screaming in the Augusta Drive area. Turns out, there was a married couple who had been drinking and having a heated disagreement. Cops determined no physical contact was made and both subjects agreed to stay in separate rooms (neutral corners?) for the night.
Car accident, 5/30/11 At Moraga Road and Corliss Drive a car drove off the roadway and the female driver was injured at just after 10:00 in the morning. An off-duty paramedic and a doctor were able to stabilize the driver until paramedics arrived. At this time, it's unclear whether the driver was under the influence or suffered a medical condition that lead to the collision.
Runaway, 5/27/11 Police were dispatched to a Moraga home on a report of a missing male juvenile. The father informed cops that his 15-year-old son had left home in morning, leaving a note that said he was running away. Turns out, after making some phone calls, the young man was with a friend in the Walnut Creek area.
Chest pains, 5/26/11 A 19-year-old Ascot Drive resident was worried that he might have overdosed on methamphetamine, so he called 911. The subject was having chest pains after smoking crystal meth. Paramedics transported the young man to John Muir Hospital.
False alarms, 5/26/11 - 5/30/11 Officers responded to alarms going off at three residences - Merrill Cirlce, twice at Lenelle Court and Hardie Drive. Each time cops surveyed the perimeter and there appeared to be nothing unusual or suspicious and no signs of forced entry. Perhaps the alarm scared off potential burglars, or maybe the alarms malfunctioned.
Car accident, 5/30/11 At Moraga Road and Corliss Drive a car drove off the roadway and the female driver was injured at just after 10:00 in the morning. An off-duty paramedic and a doctor were able to stabilize the driver until paramedics arrived. At this time, it's unclear whether the driver was under the influence or suffered a medical condition that lead to the collision.
Runaway, 5/27/11 Police were dispatched to a Moraga home on a report of a missing male juvenile. The father informed cops that his 15-year-old son had left home in morning, leaving a note that said he was running away. Turns out, after making some phone calls, the young man was with a friend in the Walnut Creek area.
Chest pains, 5/26/11 A 19-year-old Ascot Drive resident was worried that he might have overdosed on methamphetamine, so he called 911. The subject was having chest pains after smoking crystal meth. Paramedics transported the young man to John Muir Hospital.
False alarms, 5/26/11 - 5/30/11 Officers responded to alarms going off at three residences - Merrill Cirlce, twice at Lenelle Court and Hardie Drive. Each time cops surveyed the perimeter and there appeared to be nothing unusual or suspicious and no signs of forced entry. Perhaps the alarm scared off potential burglars, or maybe the alarms malfunctioned.
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