Saturday, June 15, 2013







                                                                        THE COP SHOP


Patient attacks nurse with knife

Officers responded to Denton Regional Medical Center Friday evening after a patient grabbed a knife from a nurse and attacked her with it. The nurse said she was attending to the 45-year-old Flower Mound man when he grabbed the knife and swiped at her with it, grazing her arm. Then the man raised the knife over his shoulder, she told police, and came at her with it. She fled the room and shut the door, notifying security officers on-scene and calling 911. A reported for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon was taken and an investigation is continuing.

Other reports

3000 block of Interstate 35 - A nurse at Presbyterian Hospital reported about 7:15 a.m. Friday that another employee used a key to enter a locked employee's locker room. Then the other employee took the nurse's credit card from her purse in an unlocked locker, she said. Before she realized the card was missing more than $2,000 in merchandise had been charged on it. Another $800 purchase was attempted but the store declined the card, according to the police report.

200 block of Coronado Street - Police arrested a woman for making a false 911 call after she called for an ambulance and firefighters shortly after 11 a.m. Friday. The woman would not tell dispatchers why she needed help and after the emergency units arrived she said she did not need help. The 60-year-old woman was taken to jail.

1600 block of Dallas Drive - A Pep Boys employee reported that two men came into the store just before 2 p.m. Friday and were looking at Cobra GPS units. They walked out with two of the units without paying for them.
   

 

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