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Moscow Police Respond to Gunshot Report, Welfare Check in Early Morning Calls

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Moscow Police responded to two separate incidents in the early morning hours of July 23, including a report of gunshot sounds and a welfare check for abnormal behavior.

At 12:10 a.m., dispatch received a call regarding loud gunshot sounds near East and Adams Street. The caller reported hearing a distinct gunshot noise and stated it was not a firework. However, the caller could not provide additional details beyond describing the loudness and duration of the sound. Officers responded to the area but observed no further activity. No report was filed in connection with the incident.

Shortly after 4:30 a.m., officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Rowe Street for a report of abnormal behavior. A caller reported a female exhibiting erratic conduct, crying and wailing. The caller believed the subject was experiencing night terrors accompanied by thrashing and indicated the individual needed medical assistance. When responders arrived, the subject was unwilling to cooperate with officers. The incident was logged with a law enforcement designation.

The calls reflect the range of complaints Moscow Police field during overnight hours, from noise concerns to welfare checks. Moscow Police previously logged 20 calls on July 21, and responded to two dozen calls on July 16, with incidents ranging from traffic violations to theft reports.

Residents who observe suspicious activity or need emergency assistance can contact Moscow Police at their non-emergency line or dial 911 for urgent situations.

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