ASSAULT – Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedics and EMTs responded to the area of east 9th
Street and Robert Street North on September 21st at 6:51 pm for a 37
year old male who reported being struck in the face with a wood handle. He was treated and transported to an area
hospital.
PSYCHIATRIC
EMERGENCY – On September 21st at 8:34 pm, Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedics and EMTs responded to the Payne-Phalen neighborhood for
a 41 year old female who reported she had been shot. Saint Paul Police arrived first and updated
responders the female did not have a gunshot wound and may be experiencing a
mental health emergency. She was
assessed and transported to an area hospital.
ASSAULT – Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedics and EMTs responded to home in the Frogtown neighborhood
on September 22nd at 3:32 pm for a 36 year old male who had numerous
lacerations on his head due to an assault.
He was treated and transported to an area hospital.
 GARAGE
FIRE – On
September 22nd at 7:21 pm, Saint Paul Firefighters were called to
the 600 block of Minnehaha Avenue West for a report of a garage fire. They arrived to find a fire that had been
extinguished by the occupant. The
occupant stated he knocked a gas can off a work bench, causing it to
spill. He was about 10 feet away, using
a rotary saw that threw sparks which caused a flash fire. The occupant and a neighbor used a garden
hose to extinguish the fire. Keep anything
producing a spark away from gasoline and gasoline vapors!
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ASSAULT – Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedics and EMTs responded to the area of Greenbrier Street and
Case Avenue on September 22nd at 6:12 pm after witnesses reported a
36 year old male sitting on the sidewalk that was conscious but not alert who had
multiple injuries likely due to an assault.
He was treated and transported to an area hospital.
 COOKING
FIRE - Saint Paul Firefighters were called to the
400 block of Maryland Avenue West on September 22nd at 9:36 pm for a
report of an apartment on fire. They
arrived to find a locked door, forced entry, and found the apartment filled
with smoke and food burning on the stove.
Damages are estimated at $100. Cooking
is the leading cause of residential fires.
To prevent cooking fires, stay and look when you cook!
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GARAGE
FIRE – ARSON – On September 23rd at 1:17 am, Saint Paul Firefighters
responded to a report of a garage fire on the 1000 block of LaFond Avenue. They arrived to find and extinguish a fire
in a garage. The investigation
determined the fire was caused by arson.
Saint Paul Fire and Police Departments are investigating. Anyone
with any information on this or any other arson fire is urged to call the
Minnesota Arson Hotline at 1-800-723-2020.
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LABOR – Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedics and EMTs responded to a medical clinic on the 900 block
of Grand Avenue on September 23rd at 6:54 pm for a 26 year old in
labor the fetal in distress. With the
assistance of staff from the medical center, the female was transported to an
area hospital and while enroute, the baby’s vital signs improved.
 MINNESOTA
FALLEN FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL – On September 25th, hundreds of people including members
of the fire service from across the state, as well as political leaders that
included Governor Dayton, gathered at the Minnesota Fallen Firefighters
Memorial on the State Capitol grounds in Saint Paul to remember the 218
firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty in Minnesota. As part of this year’s ceremony, Saint Paul
Firefighter/Paramedic Shane Clifton’s name was added to the memorial and Chief
Tim Butler presented a Minnesota flag to Shane’s family. It is our hope that no more names ever need
to be added to this memorial.
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DWELLING
FIRE – Saint
Paul Firefighters were called to the 600 block of Fuller Avenue on September 27th
at 1:04 pm for a passerby reporting smoke coming from the windows of a
house. Firefighters arrived to find a
fire in the kitchen of the home. While
no people were home at the time of the fire, a dog in the home died as a result
of smoke inhalation. The investigation
determined the fire was likely caused by an electrical arc. Damages are estimated at $35,000. \
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