The 56th Security Forces Squadron handled the following incidents April 18 through 24 at Luke Air Force Base:
Tickets
Security forces issued citations for 23 moving violations and one nonmoving violation.
Traffic-related incidents
April 19: Security forces responded to a report of a minor vehicle collision near the Shoppette. Security forces verified the damage and facilitated the exchange of insurance information. There were no injuries.
April 20: Security forces responded to a report of a minor vehicle collision near the 56th Medical Group. Security forces verified the damage and facilitated the exchange of insurance information. There were no injuries.
April 22: Security forces responded to a report of a major vehicle collision near the Club Five Six. Security forces made contact with a motorcyclist suffering from diabetic-related injuries. The individual transferred to a local hospital.
Emergency responses
April 22: Security forces responded to a report of a medical emergency near the civil engineer complex. Security forces arrived on scene and determined the individual was suffering from abdominal pain. The individual transferred to a local hospital.
April 21: Security forces responded to a medical emergency in the Shoppette. Security forces arrived on scene and identified a disorientated and fatigued individual. The individual was treated and released.
April 24: Security forces responded to a medical emergency in base housing. Security forces arrived on scene and identified an unconscious individual. The individual transferred to a local hospital.
Nonemergency responses
April 23: Security forces responded to a report of shoplifting at the base exchange. Security forces reviewed the tape verifying an individual attempting to leave the facility without rendering full payment. Security forces detained the individual, and Glendale police responded and took control.
Alarm activations
Security forces responded to four alarm activations on base.
Tip of the week
Electrically connected smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms will not work when the power is out unless they have battery back-ups. Make sure your home has a battery-operated smoke alarm on every level and a battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm.