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Medical Emergency Reported Near South Carpenter Road

Heard on: Brunswick and Brunswick Hills Police / Fire

00:06

(number withheld) South Carpenter Road, apartment (number withheld) , general illness.

2/7/2026 10:41 PM

Medical Emergency

S Carpenter Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212

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Recent Medical Emergency Incidents in Brunswick, OH

Officers check vehicle left running at Speedway

Suspicious Activity

2/3/2026 10:41 AM

Center Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212

As discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a call about a possible suspicious vehicle left running at a gas station on Center Road. The dark gray Toyota Camry was reportedly parked at one of the pumps.

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2/3/2026 01:27 PM

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a report of a possible vehicle collision on private property near a local fitness center on Center Road. A caller stated that her vehicle had been damaged last week and that a suspected orange pickup truck involved was currently at the location. The incident appears to be a follow‑up to a previous crash report.

Reckless driver on Center Rd near Clearbrooke Dr; separate infant breathing emergency on Foxborough

Traffic

2/2/2026 03:06 PM

OH-303 & Clearbrooke Dr, Brunswick, OH 44212

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic covers two incidents: a reckless driver in a brown Kia heading west on Center Rd (SR 303) from Clearbrooke Dr, running a red at Hancock; and a separate medical call for an infant having trouble breathing near Foxborough (child later reported breathing). Units split/redirected between the two.

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