Community Crime Patrol Observe to Protect

5-07-21

Patrollers reported a fight involving several individuals in the area of 13th and High. CPD was notified of the situation via 911. CPD Car 48 responded to the scene. All involved ceased fighting and no further action was needed.

5-13-21

Patrollers reported a fight involving two males in the area of 13th and High. Patrollers advised that one of the males knocked the other male unconscious. CPD was notified of the situation via 911. Before the arrival of police, the assaulting male left the area in a vehicle. The patrollers checked on the unconscious male. The patrollers advised that the male regained consciousness and refused any medical or police attention. The patrollers advised that he left the area on foot. CPD Cars 40 and R-41 responded to the scene. The patrollers updated responding officers on the sequence of events. No further action could be taken.

5-21-21

Patrollers were able to talk two males out of fighting one another in front of 4 E. 13th Avenue.

5-27-21

Patrollers reported a grill fire on the front deck of 250 W. Norwich; the Columbus Fire Department was notified of the situation. The leasing agent of the property advised the patrollers that the fire was extinguished. The fire department was re-contacted and the call was cancelled. No further action was needed.

5-28-21

Call of the Month

Patrollers conducted a well-being check on an unresponsive female in front of 197 E. 13th Avenue. The Columbus Fire Department was advised of the situation via 645-4545. CFD Engine 7, CFD X-M7, CPD Car 9040, and CPD Car 41 responded to the scene. CFD X-M7 transported the female to the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.

5-12-21

Patrollers reported a female assaulting a male in the area of Sullivant and Glenwood. CPD was notified of the situation via 645-4545. Before the arrival of police, both individuals left the area in separate vehicles.

5-19-21

Patrollers received information about a suspicious male from a pedestrian in Schiller Park. A short time later, the patrollers located a male matching the description given sleeping in Schiller Park. The patrollers awoke the male and advised that the park was now closed. The male left the area without incident.