Sirens, Suspicion, and Squad Runs: June 4 a Busy Day for Scioto County First Responders

From emergency medical calls to theft investigations and domestic complaints, Scioto County law enforcement, firefighters, and medics had a full plate on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. In total, the Scioto County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) logged 61 separate incidents across the region. Due to a decision by the SCSO to stop providing detailed call logs to the Scioto County Daily News in early 2025, we’re no longer able to deliver the in-depth breakdowns you’ve come to expect. However, we remain committed to transparency and will continue to report every scrap of information we can obtain. 🚨 Emergency Medical Calls: 20+ Responses First responders stayed busy with a steady stream of medical emergencies throughout the day. Among the locations: Randall House/Riverbend House (Pirate Drive): Two separate squad runs. Tennyson Avenue: Two emergency medical calls, one requiring transport. SOMC Urgent Care (Ohio River Road), Smith Street, Green Avenue, and Whitley Lane were also the scenes of emergency medical responses. An injury crash occurred on Bennett School House Road, with transport required. A suicide attempt was reported on Blue Run County Road, and the individual was transported for care. 🕵️ Criminal and Suspicious Activity Assault: Deputies responded to Weeks Towing on Jackson Street for an assault early in the morning. A report was taken. Thefts: Two thefts were reported, one at White Lane and another at the Scioto County Jail on 16th Street. Suspicious Persons or Vehicles: A dozen calls involved suspicious activity at places like: Minford High and Elementary Sunoco on Center Street Rhinehart’s Trucking US 52 near Center Street First Stop in Franklin Furnace Earl Thomas Conley Park Alarms: Several false or unclear alarm drops came in from Dogwood Ridge, Sherborne Road, and the Scioto County Garage. 🏠 Domestic & Neighbor Disputes Deputies dealt with two domestic complaints—one near Brady Creek Road and another outside KDMC Urgent Care in Portsmouth. Both were handled without arrests. Additionally, there were two neighbor complaints on State Route 140 and Tick Ridge Road, with one resulting in a formal report. 👮 Other Law Enforcement Activity Civil Processes were served on Tatman-Coe Road and Wilson Avenue. Traffic offenses resulted in multiple warnings across the county, including near CVS in Sciotoville and First Stop Rosemount. A motorcycle/ATV complaint on Paradise Lane was addressed. Deputies made at least one arrest, logged at the Scioto County Jail. A juvenile complaint on Slab Run Road resulted in a report. Deputies also responded to a disabled vehicle on State Route 73. While many of these calls were resolved without incident, the sheer volume—nearly three incidents per hour—shows how critical our first responders are to community safety. We may not have access to the full picture anymore, but Scioto County Daily News will always strive to deliver what we can, with clarity, honesty, and a healthy dose of hometown grit. Stay safe, stay informed, and don’t forget to lock your doors.

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